Open to the public, HacDC will be hosting their usual “Microcontroller Mondays” meetup this upcoming Monday, June 22nd. HacDC ecourages people to stop by with their microcontroller project to either “learn, teach or just hang out with other microcontroller enthusiasts.” If this sounds like a meetup you’d be interested in attending, continue reading below.
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For those of you who didn’t get to read our last post, Baltimore Node is a newly formed group that is trying to create a hackerspace in the Baltimore area. (Kind of like HacDC.) They had their initial meeting on June 11th, and they’re having a follow-up meeting today. We know it’s kind of...
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HacDC is known for their great meetups, and their OpenStreetMap Mapping Party this Saturday is no exception. Starting at 9am and going until 5pm, be ready to learn a whole lot of new information as the good folks at HacDC show those who attend how to use OpenStreetMap—a free and open map of the...
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If you’re interested in being part of a hackerspace but haven’t had the chance to make it down to the HacDC facility in Washington, DC, there may be—for some of you, anyways—a more geographically favorable location opening up pretty soon. The newly formed group Baltimore Node just had their first meeting on June 11th...
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Open to the public, HacDC will be hosting their usual “Microcontroller Mondays” meetup this upcoming Monday, July 20th. HacDC ecourages people to stop by with their microcontroller project to either “learn, teach or just hang out with other microcontroller enthusiasts.” If this sounds like a meetup you’d be interested in attending, continue reading below.
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Open to the public, HacDC will be hosting their usual “Microcontroller Mondays” meetup this upcoming Monday, June 15th. HacDC ecourages people to stop by with their microcontroller project to either “learn, teach or just hang out with other microcontroller enthusiasts. If this sounds like a meetup you’d be interested in attending, continue reading below.
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As if their NASA Apollo Highlights meetup and Sound Hacking Workshop weren’t cool enough, HacDC will be hosting a meetup with Brookings Institution scholar Peter W. Singer this Tuesday, June 2nd. A bestselling author, Singer will discuss his new book on military robotics, Wired For War. According to the HacDC site, Wired for War “looks at the implications of...
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Just a quick reminder that the HacDC sound hacking workshop is today, May 21st. For more information about HacDC, see its description in our Infosec Meetups section. View our Calendar for a list of similar infosec events in and around the NoVA area. See our original post for more information about this meetup.
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In case you weren’t able to attend the last sound hacking workshop hosted by HacDC, you’re in luck—they’re holding another one tomorrow, May 21st. Described as “ workshop on sound hacking from the ground up,” the workshop will focus mainly on building your own gear, but will also borrow a few tricks from the...
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Just a quick reminder that the HacDC infosec meetup event is tonight, May 13th. For more information about HacDC, see its description in our Infosec Meetups section. View our Calendar for a list of similar infosec events in and around the NoVA area. See our original post for more information about this meetup.
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