The Dublin Hackerspace
The next open-source night will take place on Wednesday, April 24th.
6:45 – Doors open
7:00 – Talk: IRC 101, by Cheryl Harding — Postponed! Stay tuned.
7:00 – Talk: The Jerry Project, by Justine Hannequin
7:25 – Lightning talks: Introduce the open-source project you’re working on in less than 5 minutes, and get interested people to join you!
7:45 – Break into groups and contribute.
This is a hands-on event, please bring a laptop. Looking forward to seeing you there!
A 3rd beer homebrewing session is coming to TOG, this Sunday 14th April!
Award-winning brewchamps will be giving attendees detailed instructions, tips ‘n’ tricks, and generally giving the benefit of their expertise.
Beginner, intermediate and experienced brewers attend the brewing session, leading to in-depth, interesting and informative discussions for all.
We’ll start sometime between 10-11am and finish about 3-4pm; brewers tend to go round the corner to the Bull & Castle to socialise after.
Attendance is free and open to all (there may be a whip-around for donations to TOG tho).
If you want to come, why not sign up and say hello to Capital Brewers on their forum here:
http://www.nationalhomebrewclub.com/cgi-bin/yabb2/YaBB.pl?num=1364153694
Also follow them on twitter for the latest updates, brewdays, competitions, tasting sessions etc:
Looking forward to seeing you there!
We are helping out at the Big Day Out again this year at the Dublin Mini Maker Faire Area. We will be showing off show projects and running a learn to solder area, also on the stand there will also be some cool 3D printing demos from 3D Dave. The event runs from 12pm until 6pm on Saturday 16th of March in Merrion Square. If your in the area drop into us.
CLASS FULL: WAITING LIST ONLY ATM
Date: Saturday 9th March 2013
Time: 1pm – 5pm
Venue: TOG
Places: 15
Cost: 15Euro | free or part payment for student/unwaged
All money goes to TOG.
Wireless networks are everywhere. They have been available to many of us for over 10 years, and the same mistakes of back then are still being made today. Majority of us have a wireless network in our house, and connect to it daily with our laptop, phone, games console, media player and now even televisions.
Want to learn how to weld? Come and join TOG on its second workshop
Each class will begin with a class with short lecture, Q&A, and handout.
Week 1: Wednesday 13/02/13 6.3pm to 9pm
The physics of welding
Health and safety
Basic welding theory
Welding Demonstration
Welding practical exercise (lay down some weld on flat plate steel)
Week 2: Saturday 16/02/13 1pm to 3pm break 5pm to 7pm
Re-iterate Safety
Lecture “Lap Joints”
Demonstration weld
Students Weld lap joints
Lecture “Butt Joints”
Demonstration weld
Students Weld butt joints
Week 3: Wednesday 20/02/13 6.30pm to 9pm
Re-iterate Safety
Lecture “Fillet Joint”
Demonstration weld
Students Weld lap joints
Cost:
Non Members €100
Members €80
Sign up by leaving a comment down below.
Science Hack Day brings together designers, developers, scientists, and other geeks in the same physical space for a brief but intense period of collaboration, hacking and building cool stuff.
This year’s Dublin event will take place on 2nd & 3rd March in DCU. A 36 hours hackathon lets people develop ideas into projects with the help of a wide range of people with lots of different skill sets. The event is free and sign up is open to all.
For full information and sign visit the Science Hack Day Dublin Website.
TOG is very pleased to be supporting this event for our second year. We hope to see you there.