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by jonty 12y ago
We swore we'd never do a microwave link again after 2012: http://blog.emfcamp.org/post/27143646219/emf-camp-the-site-a...
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Megabits to a farm: Getting Internet to a hacker camp(blog.emfcamp.org)
19 points by jonty 12y ago|4 comments
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EMF Camp 2014: Announcing the shiny things(blog.emfcamp.org)
1 points by jonty 12y ago|0 comments
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by jonty 12y ago
There's a gyro & accelerometer on board the badge, so you should be able to implement that too!
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by jonty 12y ago
A bit more info: The badge is running FreeRTOS, and has a custom-written screen driver. It also has the ability to run tasks that have been built using the normal Arduino IDE with a special build target! If everything goes to plan, we'
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TiLDA MKe, the EMF 2014 camp badge(blog.emfcamp.org)
51 points by jonty 12y ago|7 comments
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The UK parliament refused an FOI for their IPs, so we figured it out anyway(gist.github.com)
1 points by jonty 12y ago|0 comments
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by jonty 12y ago
SO pleased for Ben & Aanand, this is the best possible outcome for Orchard/Fig. Brilliant news.
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by jonty 12y ago
If you didn't come last time, there's a nice bit of BBC coverage from 2012 to give you an idea: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-19441861 Whatever you find fascinating, come talk about it.
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Call for Participation – Electromagnetic Field(emfcamp.org)
60 points by jonty 12y ago|1 comments
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A Better Place – a Twitter positivity filter bubble for the morning(jonty.co.uk)
2 points by jonty 12y ago|0 comments
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Write libraries, not services(drmaciver.com)
2 points by jonty 13y ago|4 comments
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by jonty 13y ago
Oh wow, I didn't realise my robots.txt joke had spread! I added that to the last.fm/robots.txt many years ago ( http://www.wired.com/business/2010/08/robot-laws/all/ ), and have just been ma
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by jonty 13y ago
London, UK - Permanent, full time, on-site. Lumi - https://lumi.do We're looking for frontend developers, recommendation engineers, data scientists, backend python developers, and operations people capable of writing code.
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by jonty 13y ago
Oh for goodness sake, that is complete nonsense. The two co-founders (of which I am one) are primarily software people - as are about 40% of the membership. The problem is that with over 700 members opinions of what the space is differ wide
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by jonty 13y ago
Brief call-to-arms for the London Hackspace: We just moved to a huge new space on Hackney Road and are now scaling up membership to cover our outgoings. http://london.hackspace.org.uk If you're interested in joining as a me
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by jonty 13y ago
The UK Hackspace Foundation maintain an accurate list of active UK spaces: http://hackspace.org.uk/view/Main_Page It looks like the nearest ones to you are Manchester and Leeds, both of which are excellent. If they&#x2
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by jonty 13y ago
We'll be installing a reprise of the absurd internet connection some of you may remember from Electromagnetic Field, a smaller version of the badge, and we have a starship simulator in a caravan. Links to the network connection/badge from l
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Electromagnetic Wave: Hacker festival on an East German fishing vessel in London(emfcamp.org)
26 points by jonty 13y ago|6 comments
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Say no to bullshit meetup NDAs(richard.boulton.info)
31 points by jonty 13y ago|3 comments
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Curl -I http://www.dmi.me.uk
14 points by jonty 14y ago|3 comments
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by jonty 14y ago
London, UK - Permanent, full time, on-site. Lumi - https://lumi.do We're looking for recommendation engineers, backend developers, search specialists, and operations people capable of writing code. Our stack is mostly Python, with occasio
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by jonty 14y ago
See also libfaketime, which does all this and more besides: https://github.com/wolfcw/libfaketime
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by jonty 14y ago
London, UK - Permanent, full time, on-site. Lumi - https://lumi.do We're looking for recommendation engineers, backend developers, search specialists, and operations people capable of writing code. Our stack is mostly Python, with occasio
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by jonty 14y ago
Try https://irccloud.com , just set up a channel on any public IRC server.
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Tilda, the Arduino-compatible wireless conference badge(blog.emfcamp.org)
42 points by jonty 14y ago|14 comments
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by jonty 14y ago
There is a very large embankment between the site and the plant, we've been and investigated the field many times to check that it was suitable for the event before putting any money down, and it's totally fine. Don't worry, it concerned us
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by jonty 14y ago
Our budget is entirely public and linked from the wiki, nothing is hidden, and nobody is drawing a salary. We're only just going to break even at this point. It turns out that equipping a barren field with generators, lighting, wiring, powe
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by jonty 14y ago
The tents also get power.
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by jonty 14y ago
For anyone who wants to come to EMF, there's a £5 discount link floating around: https://www.emfcamp.org/tickets/token/hackspace

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