Tonight, hackers will take over the Tank in Chinatown, NYC! ASDF; is a laptop quartet comprised of intractable innovators, beat mavens, shirtless composers, tireless experimenters, and robots. Using their QWERTY keyboards as midi triggers for software synthesizers and samplers, they cross-breed…
We have a sweet location in Downtown Brooklyn, and we’re having a party to celebrate it. There will be lots of: + smart people + blinking things + things that go bleep (or bloop) + free alcohol (mixers and beer)…
Learn how to turn virtual 3D models into tangible paper models! This class will give you the basics for taking a pre-existing 3D model and get it ready for becoming a physical object. We will use Blender to learn to…
Have you ever wanted to make a Gameboy game? Do you yearn for the days of yore when men were men and graphics code wrote directly to video memory? Have you ever wanted to tell a DMA controller who’s boss?…
Do you work on projects and want to share them with the world in video? In this class Bre Pettis will cover the basics of using video to document and share your project and get you started shooting, editing, exporting,…
Some of you may have seen my presentation on evolving virtual machines using genetic algorithms at BarCampNYC3. For those who didn’t, Cobosoda is an open-source 2D rigid physics simulator with a set of genetic algorithm tools. The idea is these…
I had to do it… couldn’t resist(or). Now I have an iPhone with a pseudo game of Space Invaders on the back… Special thanks to Phil Torrone and Ladyada for letting me use the laser etcher 3000. UPDATE: Don’t forget…
Now that we’re settled in our new space, it’s time to start some classes! We’ll be focusing on beginner classes this month, so if you ever wanted an intro to soldering, electronics, gameboy programming, and more, this is your chance.…
It’s been a while since the last Microcontroller Study Group so it’s time to get together again… bring projects to show, and come and see the our new fancy space. When: Wednesday, March 19th., 7:00 p.m. Where: 397 Bridge…
Since we don’t seem to have any copper phone lines in the space, we haven’t got phone server there yet… I decided to use some trickery and get a sip phone up, and the number is 1-212-931-0593.