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** [http://www.c-base.org/ C-Base] (Berlin, Germany) | ** [http://www.c-base.org/ C-Base] (Berlin, Germany) | ||
* Some other hacker spaces: | * Some other hacker spaces: | ||
** [http://shackspace.de shackspace] (Stuttgart, Germany) | |||
** [http://hackerdojo.pbworks.com HackerDojo] (Mountain View, CA) | ** [http://hackerdojo.pbworks.com HackerDojo] (Mountain View, CA) | ||
** [http://bootlab.org bootlab] (Berlin, Germany) | ** [http://bootlab.org bootlab] (Berlin, Germany) | ||
Revision as of 15:02, 5 January 2011
Resources
- hackerspaces.org - a global gathering of Hacker Spaces.
- Building a Hacker Space - Great advice from the CCC
- There has been a related talk on the 24c3:
Goto CCC Conference Recordings 2007 and select the talk 2133 from one of the listed servers in the Audio Recording Section, i.e. this one
- There has been a related talk on the 24c3:
- International Hackerspaces we're inspired by:
- Some other hacker spaces:
- shackspace (Stuttgart, Germany)
- HackerDojo (Mountain View, CA)
- bootlab (Berlin, Germany)
- CCC München (Munich, Germany)
- NYC Resistors (New York City)
- tmplab (Paris, France)
- The Hacktory (Philadelphia)
- DC401 (Providence, RI)
- HacDC (Washington, DC)
- CCCKC (Kansas City, MO)
- Netzladen (Bonn, Germany)
- RaumZeitLabor (Mannheim, Germany)
- Makers Local 256 (Huntsville, AL)
- CCCHB (Bremen, Germany)
- tokyohackerspace (Tokyo, Japan)
- Jigsaw Renaissance (Seattle, WA)