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Events, Fundraising, Future Vision, History, Landmark, News, Public Notice, Space
Open Call for Charter Members and Community Support
(Please distribute widely to interested parties!)
The Washington DC Area has a Hacker Space: HacDC.
We have a space, tools, equipment, donated resources and a growing crop of enthusiastic participants who are ready to launch the organization. We’ve seen the need for a space to collaborate on all forms of technology, culture and [...] -
News, Policy, Public Notice
Flickr? Irc? Etc?
04.30.08 | Permalink | 2 CommentsDo we have a … ? Most likely, the answer is YES. If not, please let us know what we have to create!
WIKI:Â http://wiki.hacdc.org
IRC: #hacdc on Freenode (or, if you’re already in IRC, irc://irc.freenode.org/hacdc)
Flickr: http://www.flickr.com/groups/hacdc (Post your pics from the Parts Party!)
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=11576782294For more information on how HacDC should communicate (or if you want to add these [...]
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Events, News
Open Lab tonight! (And every Wednesday night!)
Open lab tonight and EVERY Wednesday night at HacDC, 6 PM - 10 PM (or later!)
Come help organize all the stuff we got from the Parts Party…or bring more stuff by! Figure out what you want to do and how you want to get involved. Or just break/make/hack stuff!
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News, Public Notice
How do I become a member?
The short answer is, come to our events!
The long answer: We are still in the organizational phase. We’re waiting for your input before we firmly settle on dues, a membership structure, requirements, etc. We were organized exclusively for charitable, educational, and scientific purposes within the meaning of Section 501(c)(3).  (See http://hacdc.org/about/ for more specifics)
Following the framework we [...] -
Events, Fundraising, History, Landmark, News, Public Notice, Space
Pre-Grand Opening Parts Party this Weekend!
04.23.08 | Permalink | 2 CommentsCome to our first public event this Sunday!
April 27 from 2:00 PM to 10:00 PM (or possibly later!)
1525 Newton St NW, (located within the St Stephen & Incarnation Church).
Cost:Â Â Â FREE, but please bring a tool/furniture/electronic scrap to donate!
Why:Â Â Â We started HacDC to give the Washington DC area a place to make, build, disassemble, code, learn [...] -
Landmark, News, Sharks with "Lasers"
POV Laser Projector - First Proposed Project Up!
I’ve gone forward with a relatively simple project, check it out, if anyone feels they want to be a part of this, have any comments or extra galvos and lasers(insert Dr. Evil pinky grin here). E-mail me: eric@hacdc.org
Let’s see how fast we can get this over to Ongoing Projects!
Check it out.
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Cons, Fundraising, NYCResistor, News, Notacon
Notacon Wrapup
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We are now back from Notacon with some new support from the community in hand!Â
We are really enthusiastic about following up with everyone who stopped by the table. If we didn’t get a chance to e-mail you, get a hold of us by e-mailing info@hacdc.org. We are really enthusiastic about helping everyone start a hackerspace in [...] -
Cons, Fundraising, NYCResistor, News, Notacon
We are at Notacon!
04.04.08 | Permalink | 2 Comments.flickr-photo { border: solid 2px #000000; } .flickr-yourcomment { } .flickr-frame { text-align: left; padding: 3px; } .flickr-caption { font-size: 0.8em; margin-top: 0px; }
Hack space FIGHT!!!, originally uploaded by RobotSkirts.
And hopefully we’ll be bringing back some new friends (and a bit of their financial support!)
HacDC vs. NYCResistor - No matter who [...] -
Landmark, News, Projects, Public Notice
Call For Projects
Hok, so. HAC-DC has officially organized, filled out the annoying paperwork and found a location in which to conduct our secretly awesome experiments. What’s next for this super nerdy group of hackers and makers? Projects. Currently this goes out to anyone who is a member (and if you’re not a member - WHY NOT? contact [...]
HACDC
HacDC is a non-profit organization and space dedicated to technical, artistic and social collaboration. We are technologists, tinkerers, crafters and codemonkeys who call DC home. We collaborate across disciplines for the benefit of cultural, charitable and scientific causes. We create, learn and teach as a group, inviting our neighbors around the block and around the world to join us!
We need your support!
