Hive13

Hive 13 member Steve Lackermann will be hosting a Reverse Engineering workshop Wednesday, Nov. 17th at 7:00 PM. Bring your laptop (Linux or Windows, it doesn’t matter, we’ll provide the software) and participate in this hands-on workshop where you’ll reverse engineer your very first program!  Even if you have no programming or reverse engineering experience, by the end of this workshop you will understand the basics of reverse engineering and be able to begin teaching yourself.  This workshop will be completely free.

If you can bring an empty flash drive (at least 2 GB), please do so. Please direct any questions to slackermann@hive13.org

For some idea of what we’ll be doing, here’s a tutorial on YouTube:

Come and see the amazing Tim Kaiser and his one of a kind experimental musical instruments. Tim Kaiser spins an acoustic web of sound that will sweep you away into a reverie of memories and dreams.

http://timkaiser.org/

Opening the show, local circuit bender, and sound sculptor Mike Hancock.

A donation of $5 is requested to support the Hive and Tim. There is no smoking in the hive.

Come join the Hive13 crew at the Mini-Sumobot Competition at LVL1 Hackerspace.  There will most likely be some car pooling going on the day of the competition but the details are not worked out yet.  If you want to help we are still building our sumobot and you are welcome to come down the the Hive and work on it with us!  We have practice sumo rings already setup!

Official LVL1 wiki page is here.  See you there!

Did you know Hive13 is hosting a papermaking workshop this week? We almost forgot about it too! Here are the details:

We’ll start at 7:00pm Wednesday, October 13th.

You don’t need to bring anything and the class is free of charge. (Donations to Hive13 are always welcome.)

We’ll be following this tutorial: http://www.flickr.com/photos/bzedan/sets/967347/