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Bre Pettis

Mar 222008
 

GPS and LCD Components

Do you work on projects and want to share them with the world in video? In this class Bre Pettis will cover the basics of using video to document and share your project and get you started shooting, editing, exporting, and publishing your own videos. If you’ve never done any video work or know the basics, but want to learn some tips and tricks, this is the class for you! If you have some experience with video, but want to get tips and tricks for publishing to the internet, this will also be a good class for you! We’ll make a video together in class so you can see the process of making and publishing a video first hand.

Sign up!Link

For this class please bring the following:
– Something you’ve made for show and tell. Could be anything!
– Optional: Video camera or stills camera that shoots video.
– Optional: Laptop

Date – Sunday, April 27, 2008
Time – 4:00 pm – 6:00 pm
Cost – $50
Location – NYCResistor (Map)
Make sure to check out all the other NYCResistor classes! – Link

Bre Pettis creates new media at Etsy.com and made a weekly video weekly in 2006 and 2007.

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Mar 052008
 

NYCResistor Meeting

We’ve been having meetings getting the internal infrastructure and community up. Also, we’ve been having a pretty good time. – Link

We’re going to have a microcontroller study group meeting, open to anyone interested in microcontrollers and willing to come to a show and tell on Wednesday March 19th at 8pm on the 5th floor at 397 Bridge St. in downtown Brooklyn. We don’t have a lot of chairs, so if you have a spare chair around that you can give to the NYCResistor space, we’d love it! (and you’ll have something to sit on) Join the Microcontroller Study Group mailing list to keep up to date with all the microcontroller study group news. – Link

Feb 282008
 

The last hope is a hacker convention in NYC and they just put out their call for participation. A good chunk of it seems to be about hackerspaces, so we’re going to have to show up and represent. It’s July 18th – 20th.

Do you have a lab, factory, warehouse, or other “hacker space”? Do you know there are other hackers in your area who want to build one? The Last HOPE is building the first “hackerspace village” to help bring together existing project spaces and inspire efforts to build them. Show hackers from around the world how you built your space, what you’re doing with it, or what you would do if you had one! Learn about, build, and help grow the global hackerspace movement. E-mail [email protected] with some details about your space or plans for building one!Link

Feb 042008
 

Hacker space signed and paid.Yes!

Today, the core members of the NYC Resistor group put down a good chunk of money on a space in Downtown Brooklyn. It turns out it was the first space that Dave found! – Link

It will be a space for monthly public meetups and much hacking.

It started with George, Peter and I at Chaos Computer Club Cologne. We had just been to the Chaos Communications Camp and were on a tour of hacker spaces in Europe when we decided that NYC needed a place for hackers to meet and share ideas and make things. We sat down and put together a good chunk of infrastructure and now, five months later, we have formed a strong core group and found a space and we start moving in later this month at 397 Bridge Street.

The last month has been quiet on the site while the core group has been busy behind the scenes developing infrastructure, starting an LLC to make it happen legally, and doing lots of planning.

Now that we have a space, we have a lot more hard work ahead of us, but there is no going back now! Stay tuned!

Jan 062008
 

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We are beginning our search for a space for our club. Here’s our criteria:

+Multiple rooms for breakout sessions, video games, and separate meetings.
+A big space for presentations, general work, with a white wall for projection and a big table.
+Closet for servers.
+Windows for blinkenlight style projects.
+A kitchen
+A shower
+A benevolent landlord
+Tolerant neighbors

For location, we’re open to most places as long as it’s convenient via transit and not creepy. Mostly right now we’re looking in dumbo because a bunch of our core members live in the Park Slope area and it’s super close to Manhattan.

Should we add anything else to the criteria?

Got any leads?

Update: Christian Decker created the dreamy floorplan above!

Dec 092007
 

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What if we all had a ham radio license? We could be anywhere in NYC and have an audio backchannel via repeater. If there was a disaster, we could coordinate. We could set up aprs data transfer over radio to connect at a rocking 1200 baud over radio waves! I’ve used handy talkies for basic communication and gps data transfer over aprs during the ahab project and having a ham radio license is super handy.

I think it would be awesome if some folks in the group got their license. Here’s how to do it.

1. Download the powerpoints from the microhams and study! The basic license is called the “technician” license. – Link to study materials

2. Take your test! It appears the easiest place to get your test will be in Brooklyn on March 4th, which gives you lots of time to study.

04-Mar-2008
Sponsor: KINGS COUNTY RA
Time: 7:00 PM (No walk-ins)
Contact: ROBERT V SAN GIULIANO
(718)852-2030
VEC: ARRL/VEC
Location: GUILD FOR EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN
260 68TH ST
WWW.KC2RA.COM/VE.HTML
REGISTER BY SUNDAY BEFORE EXAM
BROOKLYN, NY 11220

If you’re feeling ambitious, go to this one!

17-Dec-2007
Sponsor: COLUMBIA UNIV VE TEAM ARC
Time: 6:30 PM (Walk-ins allowed)
Contact: ALAN CROSSWELL
(212)854-3754
Email: [email protected]
VEC: ARRL/VEC
Location: WWW.W2AEE.COLUMBIA.EDU/CUARC-EXAMS.HTML
2960 BROADWAY
COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY
115 HAVEMEYER HALL
NEW YORK, NY 10027

Painting above is by Thomas Hurley III. – Link