Today, Tony taught a class introducing basic Linux to a class full of novice and intermediate users. With some advanced users helping solve the few hiccups we had along the way. Being that there are many variations of the operating system, it is a great operating system to learn. There are bare bones distributions that […]
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Video of class will be posted on the Melbourne Makerspace YouTube channel. ESP8266 Wifi Experience class 2015-07-11 10:00 AM. This is not your usual class. I have made 10 adapter boards to connect the ESP8266 wifi module to a USB FTDI adapter, providing required pull-ups, reset button, programming jumper and controllable LED. I have the
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The videos of the class are published at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uJ9YOYOMJBQ&list=PLqjrtlk5pDrsyT-1jptzuHO0BEVU56mCs Sous-vide French translation “under vacuum”. The class was a great success (I are too much). Excellent food and interesting process. Sous-vide cooking is relatively new for the home chef, but has been used in fine dining restaurants for a few decades now. There is no charge
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Intro to Programming with Python. All three (3) classes are published on the Melbourne Makerspace YouTube channel. See dates below. For those who have never written a single line of code in their life or experienced developers that want to learn Python syntax, drop by the Makerspace and let’s go through the Python tutorials together.
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Saturday, May 30, 2015, 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM I have done 3D printing classes where I’ve discussed theory and how everything works, but the feedback I’ve received seems to suggest people want less theory and structure and more “how do I print my thing” That’s what this class is for. We’ll download something, set up
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We have to be set up at our booth at Space Coast Nerd Fest by 11am on Saturday 2015-05-23. The event runs from 12-5pm on Saturday and Sunday. We will begin to load the truck at 9am on Saturday at the Makerspace. If you would like to help man the booth, please reply to this message
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2015-05-08 was Melbourne Friday Fest. Melbourne Makerspace as well as Jaycon Systems and some other companies did have booths there. Instructions from Friday Fest admins: Instructions for Friday,May 8th Friday Fest (Make sure you bring matting to cover your cords!) * Your Location – Attached please find the vendor location list and map. Please keep in mind that we have tried
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Maker Fair Orlando 2015 has been scheduled. The MeetUp is located at: Maker Faire Orlando 2015 – Saturday Sept. 12 (Day 1) Saturday, Sep 12, 2015, 9:00 AM Orlando Science Center777 East Princeton Street Orlando, FL 8 Makers Went Maker Faire Orlando is a community-organized, family-friendly celebration featuring local do-it-yourself science, art, rockets, robots, crafts,
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Our next set of classes will be for an introduction to computer programming. We’ll be using the Python language since it’s one of those that are easy to get started and easy to get something useful built on various devices like Raspberry Pi as well as “Internet of Things” projects. These classes are for anyone
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The people at Jaycon Systems (Preston) have convinced the organizers of Melbourne Friday Fest (http://www.downtownmelbourne.com/friday-fest.html) to add a section for geeks and nerds. That means that Jaycon Systems and other companies that are in to techie things will have booths at the West end of the Fest. Our booth application is being processed. See the
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