[clue-talk] Resurrecting/creating a Hacking Society Chapter

[Charles Hutchinson]

The Golden one met at Higher Grounds in downtown golden.  We generally only
ever got 3 or 4 people any given week.  There are no restrictions on the
types of projects (or any project at all) that people bring.  A couple of
months ago at the Boulder meeting we worked on getting an arduino board
talking to a linux laptop over usb.


Charlie




On Thu, Mar 25, 2010 at 4:26 PM, Sean LeBlanc <seanleblanc at comcast.net>wrote:

> On 03-25 14:25, Dan Kulinski wrote:
> > Isn't this a niche that Club Workshop (http://clubworkshop.com) fulfills
> > already?
> >
> > Dan Kulinski
>
> No. The Makers Group/Club Workshop is generally about making real things.
> I've been to many/most of their meetings, and I think it's great. But they
> aren't really doing what the Hacker Society chapters do.
>
> If you look at their site, it's more about software, although I don't see
> any reason to strictly confine it to that (i.e., if someone wants to bring
> in an OpenWRT and work on it.) . If it is something that spills over into,
> say, building a robot, that might be something more in tune with Makers.
>
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