Come learn the basics of electronics from one of our most knowledgeable members this weekend. Come in out of the heat and enjoy our new air conditioner as you take in a wealth of knowledge about wrangling electricity to do…
We’ve been honored to have John and Douglas of BrewShop teach beer making at our space. They’re growing in great ways, and can use our help. City BrewShop is building an all-grain 30 gallon brewing system at their new beer…
* * * Please Redistribute * * * The Open Hardware Summit (OHS) invites submissions for the second annual summit, to be held on September 15, 2011 in New York City. The Open Hardware Summit is a venue to present,…
This Satuday, June 4th, from 12-3 pm we’ll be having one of our periodic, super-awesome Arduino and soldering 101 classes! You’ll learn to solder! You’ll learn to program! You’ll learn to use microcontrollers! In fact, you’ll walk out the door…
We had an all-day / all-night LAN party at NYCR yesterday, with over a dozen players in ioquake3 on a mix of OS X, Linux, and Windows machines. There were lots of pizzas, highly caffeinated beverages and one combatant had…
I’m Kellbot! I’m a member of NYCR, and I love gaming. My friend Katherine and I have been working like crazy on a game project for the last few months, and we’re thrilled with what we’ve accomplished so far. Now,…
Come learn to brew your own beer at NYC Resistor on Sunday, May 22nd. You get DIY instruction from two knowledgeable brewmasters. You’ll take a hands-on tour of the process from raw ingredients to the final bottling. You’ll also get…
I’m tired of my keys always jangling in my pocket, so I built a key-multi-tool out of a Crank Brother’s M5 bicycle tool. While I had the tool disassembled, I rearranged it so that the M3, M4 and #2 phillips…
Chris Fenton will be demoing his contribution for the interactive party on Saturday: the NYCRcade is a collection of NYCR-themed arcade games for your playing pleasure. Try and beat ’em all!
We sold out of pre-sale tickets yesterday, we we’ve added some more at the $10 price. Grab ’em before they’re gone! Or you can be lazy and pay $15 at the door. Your call hoss.