Yes, we’re still in a pandemic and yes, these types of events are still happening over videoconference and not in meat space. But you know what? That means that so many more people have the opportunity to show up and show off their hacks! As long as 1 PM PDT is within your personal uptime, that is. Maybe you can make an exception if not?
Here is your link: the summer edition of Bring a Hack with Tindie and Hackaday will take place on Thursday, August 5th at 1:00 PM Pacific Daylight time (that’s 4pm EDT | 9pm BST/CET). Choose your gnarliest hack of late and go register for the event, which will be held on the Crowdcast video chat platform this time around.
The remote Bring-A-Hack held way back in April was packed with awesome people. Now is your chance to join in! You all have awesome projects from the last few months (we’ve seen a lot of them on these very pages), so come show them off to the hacker elite from around the globe. You know the deal: it really doesn’t matter what level your project is on, so don’t worry about that. As long as you’re passionate about it, we’d love to see it and hear all about the problems you had to overcome and yes, even the mistakes you made. You never know what knowledge you might have that can push someone else’s project over the finish line.
Shine up your hacks, and mark those calendars; here’s a timezone converter if you need it. Reserve your spot now. Seriously, don’t fool yourself into thinking your build isn’t impressive enough — we want to see it. My hack might not even involve a circuit, and that’s enough to pique your interest, right? See you there!
-1 for the graphics. That’s just a V-6.
(not really, V-6 is acceptable in some rare cases, but next time, next time V-8. Promise? Pretty pleeease)
Straight 6. You will get no cred for just another v8 powered project.
Language Doug, language.
I like the term “meat space”
It’s accurate at a whole new level
If your username was a deliberate choice, I only have one thing to say to you:
I like the cut of your jib.
One would think Watch Dog’s character, Wrench and his mask would be popular with this crowd.
Wahoo!!! And I’ve got a hack coming. Let’s just say it is connected to the colo contains a family of Pi devices earlier.
Well it might be. Problem being is that the ideas aren’t working out.
Still isn’t. I can’t present something.