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Locker Registry

2014-11-15T01:58:10Z

Jenx: Claimed a locker.

The lockers are located near and inside the hot metals area. They are not currently numbered, but are listed here in order from outside the hot metals area to inside, from the top left going down then across.

'''You should use the same name here that you have listed on [https://members.pumpingstationone.org the members site] so that we can verify your membership status. This will help you avoid your shelf getting ticketed and you having to do something about it later.'''

{|Class="wikitable sortable" border="1" style="td { border: 1px solid #000000}"
|-
! Area, Col, Row !! Label !! Contents or (occupied) by a member
|-
| Outside, 1, 1 || SOLDERING TOOLS AND MATERIALS || (empty)
|-
| Outside, 1, 2 || (unlabeled) || (empty)
|-
| Outside, 1, 3 || (unlabeled) || wood, glue
|-
| Outside, 1, 4 || Jonathan Bisson || (occupied)
|-
| Outside, 1, 5 || Don Walls || (occupied)
|-
| Outside, 2, 1 || SOLDERING TOOLS AND MATERIALS || (empty)
|-
| Outside, 2, 2 || (unlabeled) || (empty)
|-
| Outside, 2, 3 || Andrew Kilkenny || (occupied)
|-
| Outside, 2, 4 || "Seriously!" || (empty)
|-
| Outside, 2, 5 || "Metal Casting Tools (Half Ready To Use)" || vintage electronics? mortar and pestle
|-
| Outside, 3, 1 || Jarred Meyers || (occupied)
|-
| Outside, 3, 2 || (unlabeled) || misc
|-
| Outside, 3, 3 || Kilroy || mostly books
|-
| Outside, 3, 4 || John St?? || (occupied)
|-
| Outside, 3, 5 || (unlabeled) || (empty)
|-
| Outside, 4, 1 || (unlabeled) || wood
|-
| Outside, 4, 2 || Morgan N Laura || (occupied)
|-
| Outside, 4, 3 || Genevieve Aphrodite || (occupied)
|-
| Outside, 4, 4 || Dan Meyer || (empty)
|-
| Outside, 4, 5 || (unlabeled) || (empty)
|-
| Outside, 5, 1 || not loans - relabel locker || (empty)
|-
| Outside, 5, 2 || loans || electronics, mechanical, books, misc
|-
| Outside, 5, 3 || 3D Printer Materials || books
|-
| Outside, 5, 4 || (unlabeled) || batteries, chargers
|-
| Outside, 5, 5 || (unlabeled) || (empty)
|-
| Outside, 6, 1 || (unlabeled) || PVC
|-
| Outside, 6, 2 || loans || combined with 5,2
|-
| Outside, 6, 3 || 3D Printer Materials || magazines
|-
| Outside, 6, 4 || Mac MacDevitt || (occupied)
|-
| Outside, 6, 5 || (unlabeled) || (empty)
|-
| Inside, 1, 1 || FitterDave || (occupied)
|-
| Inside, 1, 2 || (unlabeled) ||
|-
| Inside, 1, 3 || (unlabeled) ||
|-
| Inside, 1, 4 || (unlabeled) ||
|-
| Inside, 1, 5 || Ochi? || (empty)
|-
| Inside, 2, 1 || FitterDave? || (occupied)
|-
| Inside, 2, 2 || (unlabeled) || cleaning supplies
|-
| Inside, 2, 3 || (unlabeled) || safety gear
|-
| Inside, 2, 4 || (unlabeled) || vacuum box
|-
| Inside, 2, 5 || (unlabeled) ||
|}

You may also be interested in the [[Shelf Registry]]

[[Category:Registry]]

300 Seconds of fame

2014-08-13T02:40:25Z

Jenx: Added YouTube link to the video I showed.

2nd Tuesdays of each month at PS:One, you! yes YOU! get to hear your fellow members, geeks, and other associated community-minded people present to whoever wants to show up, but only for 300 seconds apiece.

You've got five minutes. Use it wisely.

== What is it? ==

300 Seconds of Fame (300SoF) is a combination/alteration of PS:One's separate [http://pumpingstationone.org/2009/11/lightning-talks-at-pumping-station-one/ lightning talks] and [http://pumpingstationone.org/2009/11/pechakucha-night-at-psone/ Pecha Kucha night], taking in elements from [https://www.noisebridge.net/wiki/Five_Minutes_of_Fame Noisebridge's Five Minutes of Fame], which in turn is an adaptation of CCC's Lightning Talks. The idea is that we hold about an hour's worth of 5 minute open mic slots. You can run shorter, but not longer, than five minutes.

Within those parameters, what is it? Glad you asked.

It can be a presentation, a musical number, a demonstration, a debate, a run-through of a proof of concept, performance art, live circuit bending, etc, etc, ad nauseum. Will it fit into five minutes, be feasible for the space, and be appreciated by an audience? Go for it.

== When and Where does it happen? ==

Second Tuesday of every month after the 8pm meeting at PS:One. (doors open at 6ish)

== Why are we doing this? ==

* Easy way to find out what's going on at PS:One -- no need to sit through long lectures.
* Some people are working on projects that are not ready for a full 30 minute or hour long talk, but they want to get their ideas out. Maybe they need help; maybe they want to propose an idea to the PS:One community.
* Some people are shy about public speaking and want to practice without giving an "official" conference talk, which can be daunting. This is a great way to try it out in a community of peers.
* These days, many of us are becoming entrepreneurs to one extent or another. If you're trying to sell your idea to someone, you need to be able to explain it in five minutes or less.
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Discordianism#Law_of_Fives "The Law of Fives"]

== How can I participate? ==

Easy - sign up to give a talk! Contact Everett (NegativeK on irc OR @ gmail com) or add your talk to the Current section below.

Include your name (or handle) and talk title, as well as whether or not you'll need projector access.

== How can I attend? ==

Just show up!

=== August 2014 ===

To be held on August 12th, 2014 at approximately 8:30pm.
# Lyn - Electronic BONANZAAAAAAAA‽
# Bioguy - Hack Your Coffee!
# Arturo - Salvador Dali Cookbook [I've got it!]
# Genevieve - [http://x.hope.net/schedule.html#northkorea 300 Seconds of KP] - aka NEEDSMOARX (The perfect chaser to the Dali cookbook. Dash of projector, sprig of audio, shake until fluffy.) [http://youtu.be/ERLaZ488I6k Link to video showed]
# YOU!!!

== Future 300SoF ==
==== September 2014 ====
To be held on September 9, 2014 at approximately 8:30pm.
# Jonathan - Emacs Orgmode
# Tom - Vim, not emacs
# Justin - Bicycle Drivetrains
# Tac - Feature Request!

== Past 300SoF ==
==== July 2014 ====
To be held at July 8th, 2014 at approximately 8:30pm.

# Luciano Ramalho (visiting from [http://garoa.net.br/ Garoa Hacker Clube]) -- [http://www.pingo.io/docs/ Pingo]: the "universal" GPIO API
# Carl - Vagrant!
# Ray - USA-OK Chair
# Jenny - Science - Why?

==== June 2014 ====
# Jenny - Causes of the Holocaust
# Arturo Duarte - People that inspire me????
# [[User:justin|Justin T. Conroy]] - Show me the Money!
# [[User:Acatherinenoon|A. Catherine Noon]] - Agent or Non-Agented Submissions for Books - Is It Needed?
# Toba - Stand There and Yap

* Short intermission, and then PowerPoint Karaoke!

# Jonathan
# Ivan
# Jenny
# Justin
# Joseph
# Ella
# Lyn
# GenX
# Toba
# Carl/Sara
[[File:Ps1-karaokepowerpoint.jpg|400px]]

==== May 2014 ====

# Dee Newcum — [http://bit.ly/termdetect bit.ly/termdetect], a GPL project
# Jason - Music visualization
# Jesse - Knitting Circuit Boards
# Jenny - Why is the area of a circle pi*r^2?
# Arturo Duarte - Stuff and more stuff!
# Greg - Robots!

==== April 2014 ====
# Ste - HD Retrovision
# Bjonnh - Reverse engineering in academia
# Mike - How GPS Works
# Dan - First Robotics Competition

==== March 2014 ====
# Eric Stein - What Beer Church Does
# Ryan Pierce - How to make lots of noise and ozone: Tesla coils!
# A. Catherine Noon - What's in a publishing contract? One author's experience.
# Hef - Howto Wiki (projector)
# Nick - Thoughts on Surveillance
# Pete N. - Zymurgy at PS:1 and Random Renaissance Moment

==== February 2014 ====
# Lyn - Creative looms for rubberband items
# Mike - Snaaaake, it's a snaaaake.
# Bry - Lazor Air Ballons
# Justin - 300 Seconds Worth of Servo Stuff
# Hef - Tech Updates - Blog edition. (projector)
# A. Catherine Noon - Getting paid to write books - or, Stories That Make You Late For Work.
# Sacha - I made a tweeting, motion sensing hammer in 72 hours. It changed how I do all my projects

==== January 2014 ====
# Director at Large nominee - Ed Bennett
# Director at Large nominee - Jay Hopkins
# Director at Large nominee - A. Catherine Noon
# CTO nominee - Hef
# Treasurer nominee - Steve Farkas
# Secretary nominee - Rhys Rhaven
# Secretary nominee - Derek Bever
# Vice President nominee - Everett Wilson
# President nominee - Bryanna Denney

=== 2013 ===

==== December 2013 ====
# Mike - The Projective Plane
# Hef - Tech Updates (Including Root For All)
# loans - Modern intelligent lighting
# Ste - Composite Video Encoding/Decoding
# Jerry - Adding Cosinusoidal Functions the Relatively Easy Way, or Phasors
# Kevin - Alexander G. Bell - Electromagnetic noise reduction

==== November 2013 ====
# Andrey Belomutskiy - rusEfi - DIY electronic fuel injection [projector]
# Frank Duncon - Frank talks about netlogo [projector]
# Tac - sqrt(2)
# Hef - State of the technologies

==== October 2013 ====
# Bry - Look at this cake I made (interactive) [projector]
# Joe Walnes - Idea to Kickstarter in 90 days. Sort of.
# Ste Kulov - Digital Logic
# Jerry - 300 More Seconds of Lasers (or: Deblackboxifying the laser cutter a bit)
# eviljoel - Calling your legislature.
# Sacha - Why the lasercutter _really_ doesn't burn through the earth.

==== September 2013 ====
# Kevin - Did A.G.Bell steal the telephone? (Needs Projector)
# Hef - PS1 Technology Update. (Needs Projector)
# Anthony - Searches for Supersymmetry
# Ryan - Stuff I'm working on

==== August 2013 ====

# Hef - [https://members.pumpingstationone.org PS1 Member Site ] - Needs Projector
# Ste - Easy Op-Amps
# Jerry - Lasers: a 300 second primer
# Ryan Pierce - The Polygraph

==== July 2013 ====

# Dash - How to text message from your dreams [projector]
# Ste - Digital-to-Analog Conversion Circuit
# Jamie Becka - Chicago Time Exchange

==== June 2013 ====

# James Longfield - How not to be a dick in the shop
# Jodie Arañas - FIGMENT Chicago [Projector Access]
# Mike Maloney - Groups
# A. Catherine Noon - Finding water
# Jenny Tong - Consciousness and P-Zombies

==== May 2013 ====

# Tim - How to not kill each other with voting
# ste - Thevenin's Theorem
# Patrick O'hara - Dvorak keyboards
# Jesse Seay - Clam Shell Case Pressure Sensor

==== April 2013 ====

# Dee - Important uses of rope           [projector needed]
# Ste - Digital Signal processing
# Mike - Double Negatives

==== March 2013 ====

# - Jenny - Voting Rights Act of 1965
# - Steve - Beer Church - What to do with the mash?
# - Shellie - Amazing world of mail art
# - Mike - DAGS
# - Ste - Linear Interpolation

==== January 2013 ====
Election edition!

# Director at Large nominee - Jesse Seay
# Director at Large nominee - Ed Bennett
# Director at Large nominee - Shawn Blaszak
# Director at Large nominee - Steve Finkleman
# CTO nominee - Josh Krueger
# Treasurer nominee - Steve Farkas
# Secretary nominee - Haley Willis
# Vice President nominee - Bryanna Denney
# President nominee - Eric Stein

=== 2012 ===

==== December 2012 ====

==== November 2012 ====
# - Will McShane - Vinyl advertising as craft material
# - Mike Warot - Hacking a digital caliper

==== October 2012 ====
# - Rhys Raven - Two fine encryption tools
# - Ryan Brandys - Stuff Ryan is doing
# - Patrick Callahan - Power Racing Highlights

==== September 2012 ====
# - Benjamin Sugar - Apps for activists
# - Will McShane - Laser Scrimshaw
# - Brian Chojnowski - Antikythera
# - Donald Jacobson - Fun with 3d printing
# - Dan Locks - Find me a new job

==== August 2012 ====

# Sacha - Inkscape as Engineering Tool
# Aeva - TV hacking
# Will - 30 second chocolate cake
# Todd - Chicago wifi project
# Corinna - Radiohead bear suit
# Anthony - We Found the Higgs

==== July 2012 ====

# Sacha - From 2D to 3D: five techniques for designing objects for laser cutting
# Elory - The Big Draw Chicago
# Trevor - on behalf of the vinyl cutter
# Will - 1956 Erector set

==== June 2012 ====

# Ed - Electronic Cactus

==== May 2012 ====

# Jesse - introduction to me and my work
# Adam - Apollo 13
# Steve - Doors
# Todd - wifi project
# Sacha - Relative Risk and You
# Brian - Antikythera

==== April 2012 ====

# Rhys - Bitcoin
# Dwayne Johnson - Washcloth Robot
# Sacha De'Angeli - Photoduino Booth
# Avner - Mozilla Open Badges and Hackerspaces

==== March 2012 ====

# Eric Stein - Actual TARDIS
# Jimmy Trevor - Wanderer's Poetry
# Andrew Valkanas - Hacker, hack thy self
# Avner - Kombucha: What the #$*& is that, and can I have some?
# Adam - Artificial pancreas
# Jay - Economics and the technological singularity

==== February 2012 ====
Date change: February 7!

# Eric Stein - mkpuzzle
# Steve - Eagle to Finished Circuit Board in Two Hours
# Jenny Tong - Hacking People
# Brian Kung - Hacking Movement
# Kathy - Sea Chanties
# Ben Smith - Infolens Storage
# Sacha - Intro to Do-ocracies and Bicycle Shedding
# Colin - Stuff I Do
# Pocket Factory - Clap Rap
# Anthony - Hack the Universe
# Chris - dropping some rhymes
# Mike Warot - Computer Security Can Be Fixed

==== January 2012 ====
Election edition!

# Director at Large nominee - Eric
# Director at Large nominee - Dan Meyer
# Director at Large nominee - Steve
# CTO nominee - Eric
# Treasurer nominee - Ish
# BREAK! Cell Stretcher: an Open Science Project - Gerry
# Secretary nominee - Shawn
# Secretary nominee - Patrick
# Vice President nominee - Shawn
# Vice President nominee - Patrick
# President nominee - Tim
# BREAK! Thanks for all you've made in the past year - Anne
# Vice President nominee - Jim

=== 2011 ===

==== December 2011 ====
# Tricopter - Dan
# Osloom's linear actuator - Ed
# Making things for fun and profit - Tim
# NaNoWriYe - Laurie
# Open Science - Ben

==== November 2011 ====
# Awesome Award (and photos) - Chris and Sacha
# The Awesome Foundation - Chris
# Making a Daft Punk Helmet, and Why You Shouldn't - Nick
# telling us about how rad glassblowing is - Daniel from Hotglass Chicago
# journal reading - Beth
# The Saga of Juan - Jim
# Open Science: What it is and why it's cool - Sacha
# Chatlight: Embodying the Internet - Eric
# virtual focus - mike
# digeridoo performance - geoffrey

==== October 2011 ====
# Dan Meyer: Fab Lab Circuit Bending Workshop Video
# Ashley from i3 - Engineering Education: We're Doing it Wrong
# Tim - Businesses as Projects

==== September 2011 ====
# Jim - More Stories from the Balloon Factory
# Lindsay -Ghetto prom 2011

==== August 2011 ====
# Chromium and you - Sacha
# Textile changes - Avner and Lindsay and Tim
# Image processing for cool results - Eric Stein
# One damn beautiful hackerspace - Tim
# Dabble - Anne
# Defcon - Dan

==== June 2011 ====
# Will - Fresh Paint
# John - Electronics for Popups
# Jess - World Naked Bike Ride
# Ish - Apps that break the game
# Tomer - Sarah Palin in a box on acid, or ecstasy
# Adrianna - Song for Pluto

==== May 2011 ====

# Nick - HAL740: An Introduction to DIY Home Automation
# Rhys - Pirates, Hackers, and ADC
# Shawn Blaszak presents the fantastical tangled tale of how I earned my semi-ersatz Erdos number and my surprisingly believable Bacon number
# Jordan - Cricut hacks
# Jim - More Stories from the Balloon Factory
# Matt/digipengi - Protect Your Shit
# Avner - GGHC

==== April 2011 ====

# Kyle - Passive Agressive: Interpreting and Reinterpreting Passive Digital Media
# Dustin - Firefox 4 and Mozilla
# Jim - My Bike and a special announcement
# Sacha - How Open Source Saved My Company
# Eric - How to Wiki

==== March 2011 ====

# Joe - Waking up a la Flava Flav
# Jonathan - Extracting Coffee
# Jim - Hipster Nascar and the Balloon Factory
# Eric - Freegeek
# Rhys - Wireless Chording Keyboard on Thingiverse

==== February 2011 ====

# Avner - Vertical garden
# Joe - Where's Waldo?
# Dan - Small CNC
# Patrick - Things I'm doing
# Jim - Stories from the balloon factory
# David - Time-lapse CHDK photography
# Ben - Macaroni and cheese

==== January 2011 ====
Election edition!

# Jordan Bunker (At Large)
# Jim Burke (At Large)
# Shawn Blasak (At Large)
# Asher - hacking the five minute play
# Rhys (CTO)
# Tim "How to hand-cut a mortise and tenon (badly)"
# Ishmael Rufus (Treasurer)
# Patrick (Secretary)
# Idan - Skiboard
# Nathan Witt (Vice President)
# Anne Petersen (President)
# Sacha De'Angeli (Nothing)

=== 2010 ===

==== December 2010 ====

# Sarah - Member survey
# Jordan, Ish, Rhys, Nathan, Tim - Open Door Hackathon
# Dan - CNC PhlatPrinter
# Tim - Top reasons why you can't juggle
# Joshua Rothhaas - Tinkering School comes to Chicago
# Jay - PCs Uncased
# Sacha - ChiHack
# Patrick - XMas64 Part 2: Electric Boogaloo
# Nathan - Pledge drive
# Jaku and John - RFID jacket
# Tomer

==== November 2010 ====

# Patrick - XMass64 v0.1
# Dustin - Hacking Elections
# Tim - Laser Cutters and you
# Tim and Jordan - Hackerspace valuation, a proposal

==== October 2010 ====

# Bill Mania - Team Frednet and the Google Lunar X Prize
# Joe - Joe's Fantastic Voyage
# dustin - buildbot
# arthur - xray scattering
# Vimby - The world premier of Scion's Take on the Machine, Pumping Station: One

==== September 2010 ====
# Patrick - Patrick
# Sacha - Chemical burns and electric shocks: making atomically sharp needles for fun and profit.
# Sacha - Fish or eat sushi: dumping unprofitable projects for fun and profit.
# Dan - Knots? That's Awesome

==== August 2010 ====
# How to Fail at Physics by Sacha
# Clear Hotspot by Matt
# Mister Rogers on Ecstasy in a Box by Tomer
# Open Up by Willow

==== July 13, 2010 ====

# How to Identify Someone Who Practises Hacking by Tim
# PRS by Jim
# Rival Spaces by Steve
# Optimizing PS:One by Anne

==== June 8, 2010 ====

# Stuff I keep in my pockets by Patrick
# Shadelab by Alex Gilliam
# More tales from the balloon factory by Jim
# MakerBot by Patrick
# Breakfast Cleanup Club results by Anne
# chain maille by Jakub
# Geek Pranks by Patrick
# NeighborCon by Travis

==== May 11, 2010 ====

# Firespinning by Sc00bz
# Taking inventory of PS1's stuff and how you can help by Tim
# The Space Shuttle and the Horse's Rear End by Jeff
# MakerBot by Patrick
# Audio Arduino by Joe Fallon

==== April 13, 2010 ====

# tobtu.com by Sc00bz
# Welcome Tomerica by Tomer
# Tech Workers of the World Unite! by Steve Goodpaster
# Chip Decapping by Travis Goodspeed
# Creative Re-Use by Carl Boyd
# The Jew's Harp by Jimmy P. Rogers
# Malicious GPU Kernel by Travis Goodspeed

==== March 9, 2010 ====

# First Robotics by Ryan Lanham
# A Hackerspace's Guide to... oh, you stopped reading, didn't you by Sacha De'Angeli
# 10 Awesome Things You Probably Didn't Know About Neuroanatomy by Frag
# Digeridoo by Geoffrey
# Arduino Radio by Joseph Fallon
# Please Pirate by Pete
# Fiddling Around by Sarah S.
# Things That Happen to Me at the Balloon Factory by Jim
# Democratizing Video Surveillance by Ella
# Fun Raising by Eric Hanley

==== February 9, 2010 ====

# Peoplehacking II: A Numerically and Biologically Intensive Solution to Losing Weight or: The Engineers' Guide to Weight Loss or: Four Formulae For The Reduction Of Operational Mass by Sacha De'Angeli
# Maker Fair: Get Excited! by Ryan Lanham
# Photography Rights: an educational rant on where it's legal to take pictures by Anne Petersen
# RepRap report: progress! by camo
# Brawndo: The Messy Hackerspace MUTILATOR by Tim Saylor

== Creative Commons licensing and attribution ==
Content is available under [http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/ Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 Unported], cribbed generously from the wiki about [https://www.noisebridge.net/wiki/Five_Minutes_of_Fame/ Noisebridge's similar event].

User:Jenx

2014-08-07T07:50:10Z

Jenx: updating mylife.

Heya. I'm Jen - and I'm going nuts trying to get HOPE X off the ground. (I was warned that this was like sausagemaking, but worse, so no one to blame save me... still, it's one of the best experiences I'll look back upon on the day before no one can find my body.)

Please excuse my insanity until August.

Current auths:

*Taz3
*AO-100
*Vinyl Cutter
*Laser Cutter
*Level 1 Cold Metals

Former projects:

*Badges by the summer solstice. Going from a Blender model to a 3d print (prefer a CNC model at this point - so many problems molding the 3d print!), then from there to casting metal. Objective is approx 2.5k cupro-zinc based badges, electroplated in copper for furtherance of the bad joke.
* [http://x.hope.net/ HOPE X] - helped organize it. 2800 of my fellow hackers from all over the world were there. Snowden-Ellsberg keynote was livestreamed into at least 120 countries. We did impossible things. (Typing this honestly makes me cry joyful tears.)

Current projects:
* Taxistrike recovery. Physical: thrice weekly chiro visits. Increased care with rest. Edging back into more active lifestyle (biking) once pain subsides to tolerable levels/doc OKs. Reference point: modern practice is to throw activity once capable. Besides, Ventra passes are expensive! (Mid Aug)
* FINALLY a working chain of systems that will fit neatly into my bag and provide proper red/grey/black project isolation. ( End Aug)
* Completing the home infrastructure network. Having a business class account sucks in that they gouge you; it rocks in that I have multiple static IPs. Multiple dedicated Tor nodes. Asterisk solution with multiple country phone numbers. Hacker grade network on my kitchen wall. (End Sep)
* Money objêt d'art. Damnable image has haunted most of my nightmares since [https;//www.ohm2013.org/ OHM2013]. If i can get real progress by mid Sep and have it completed by High Holy Day, may be displayed at [https://events.ccc.de/2014/07/12/31c3-call-for-participation-en/ 31c3] inHamburg (while it's nice to have friends in Chaos Compuer Club, ya still gotta put up. (End Oct for 31c3 - end Apr for Chaos Camp 15)
** Major needs:
*** ShopBot, Shapeoko certs
**** Likely to need advanced cold metals and welding certs too
*** Destroyed, deprecated, worthless, and counterfeit money
**** Bill and coin
**** Already have source for CAD, will inquire for USD at Fed Reserve/Chicago
**** Want; more ex-North America, pre-Euro currencies, Warsaw Pact, ZWD, countries that don't exist anymore, stock certs, lottery tix
*** Lit USB A extension cables
*** Massive high powered hubs (>24 ports, >1a per port)
*** Heat sinks
*** Clips
* Learn (and relearn!) three computer and hopefully one human language inside six months. Because I have the aptitude, and because I don't want the day job to grind me down. (Feb)
* I want to get a group of PS1 folks to come with me to Chaos Camp next summer. Exact time and place yet to be announced, but it's most likely in greater Berlin the first weekend of August. I've known Nick Farr, who is something of a legendary character at lots of these events (if you've been to the Playa, he was one of the rare people wearing a suit and tie every day - that's just what he does at every con and event he goes to and/or organizes) and he has organized Hackers on a Plane, which, for a small fee, arranges a lot of the finer details of the con, like airfare if you want, ensuring you have a ticket even when the event is sold out (and trust me - Camp '''will''' sell out), arranging for better beds (OHM they were cabins!) instead of transporting your own tent and sleeping bag from halfway around the world or scrambling all over to find them and appropriate power cables (that was definitely a strange day - at least I've got, and still actively use, a 10m power strip with six Schuko outlets) which frees up tons of space in your bags... Ideally would even like to get a PS1 village together so we can show the some of the hacker world who we are and what we do. Villages at hacker camps are where a group is at home at an event like this. Examples of villages: NB had a village at OHM where one could do some late night soldering... and where I duct tape repaired my ankle at 5:30a after a trip to another village, [http;//www.milliways.info/ Milliways]. Good food, better company, lots of [http://2600hacker.stores.yahoo.net/clubmate.html maté]... (shameless link, yes.. love the stuff, love the mag, love HOPE, and feel free to thankblame me if you order, aside, i'll get another half-case or the space shortly as I needs my fix...) (Event: aug 15)
* Yes, Alpha One is doing it, but this has been rolling around my skull for the better part of a year since OHM, where there was a space built out of a '''shipping container. '''(And i felt an embarassment of riches at a global hackerspace meetup... the eyes popped when I talked about ~250 members (then), 10k sq ft of facility, all the fabrication space... and being the only PS1er there :/ ) i'm trying to build a hackerspace-in-an-RV as well, though bar a minor miracle that's a drawing-room-board project.
* Biohacking. Work in progress. like, try to actually engage in this 'sleep' thing the cool kids have told me about.

300 Seconds of fame

2014-08-06T05:56:39Z

Jenx: /* August 2014 */ oh yeah, needsprojectoridodammitandineedsoundandaworkingspacebarbutimstuckonearth

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2nd Tuesdays of each month at PS:One, you! yes YOU! get to hear your fellow members, geeks, and other associated community-minded people present to whoever wants to show up, but only for 300 seconds apiece.

You've got five minutes. Use it wisely.

== What is it? ==

300 Seconds of Fame (300SoF) is a combination/alteration of PS:One's separate [http://pumpingstationone.org/2009/11/lightning-talks-at-pumping-station-one/ lightning talks] and [http://pumpingstationone.org/2009/11/pechakucha-night-at-psone/ Pecha Kucha night], taking in elements from [https://www.noisebridge.net/wiki/Five_Minutes_of_Fame Noisebridge's Five Minutes of Fame], which in turn is an adaptation of CCC's Lightning Talks. The idea is that we hold about an hour's worth of 5 minute open mic slots. You can run shorter, but not longer, than five minutes.

Within those parameters, what is it? Glad you asked.

It can be a presentation, a musical number, a demonstration, a debate, a run-through of a proof of concept, performance art, live circuit bending, etc, etc, ad nauseum. Will it fit into five minutes, be feasible for the space, and be appreciated by an audience? Go for it.

== When and Where does it happen? ==

Second Tuesday of every month after the 8pm meeting at PS:One. (doors open at 6ish)

== Why are we doing this? ==

* Easy way to find out what's going on at PS:One -- no need to sit through long lectures.
* Some people are working on projects that are not ready for a full 30 minute or hour long talk, but they want to get their ideas out. Maybe they need help; maybe they want to propose an idea to the PS:One community.
* Some people are shy about public speaking and want to practice without giving an "official" conference talk, which can be daunting. This is a great way to try it out in a community of peers.
* These days, many of us are becoming entrepreneurs to one extent or another. If you're trying to sell your idea to someone, you need to be able to explain it in five minutes or less.
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Discordianism#Law_of_Fives "The Law of Fives"]

== How can I participate? ==

Easy - sign up to give a talk! Contact Everett (NegativeK on irc OR @ gmail com) or add your talk to the Current section below.

Include your name (or handle) and talk title, as well as whether or not you'll need projector access.

== How can I attend? ==

Just show up!

=== August 2014 ===

To be held on August 12th, 2014 at approximately 8:30pm.
# Bioguy - Hack Your Coffee!
# <s>Jonathan - Emacs Orgmode </s> later…
# Tom - Vim, not Emacs
# Justin - Bicycle Drivetrains
# Greg T - Building the fastest paintball gun.
# Lyn - Electronic BONANZAAAAAAAA‽
# Tac - Feature Request!
# Arturo - Salvador Dali Cookbook [I've got it!]
# Genevieve - [http://x.hope.net/schedule.html#northkorea 300 Seconds of KP] - aka NEEDSMOARX (The perfect chaser to the Dali cookbook. Dash of projector, sprig of audio, shake until fluffy.)
# YOU!!!

== Past 300SoF ==
==== July 2014 ====
To be held at July 8th, 2014 at approximately 8:30pm.

# Luciano Ramalho (visiting from [http://garoa.net.br/ Garoa Hacker Clube]) -- [http://www.pingo.io/docs/ Pingo]: the "universal" GPIO API
# Carl - Vagrant!
# Ray - USA-OK Chair
# Jenny - Science - Why?

==== June 2014 ====
# Jenny - Causes of the Holocaust
# Arturo Duarte - People that inspire me????
# [[User:justin|Justin T. Conroy]] - Show me the Money!
# [[User:Acatherinenoon|A. Catherine Noon]] - Agent or Non-Agented Submissions for Books - Is It Needed?
# Toba - Stand There and Yap

* Short intermission, and then PowerPoint Karaoke!

# Jonathan
# Ivan
# Jenny
# Justin
# Joseph
# Ella
# Lyn
# GenX
# Toba
# Carl/Sara
[[File:Ps1-karaokepowerpoint.jpg|400px]]

==== May 2014 ====

# Dee Newcum — [http://bit.ly/termdetect bit.ly/termdetect], a GPL project
# Jason - Music visualization
# Jesse - Knitting Circuit Boards
# Jenny - Why is the area of a circle pi*r^2?
# Arturo Duarte - Stuff and more stuff!
# Greg - Robots!

==== April 2014 ====
# Ste - HD Retrovision
# Bjonnh - Reverse engineering in academia
# Mike - How GPS Works
# Dan - First Robotics Competition

==== March 2014 ====
# Eric Stein - What Beer Church Does
# Ryan Pierce - How to make lots of noise and ozone: Tesla coils!
# A. Catherine Noon - What's in a publishing contract? One author's experience.
# Hef - Howto Wiki (projector)
# Nick - Thoughts on Surveillance
# Pete N. - Zymurgy at PS:1 and Random Renaissance Moment

==== February 2014 ====
# Lyn - Creative looms for rubberband items
# Mike - Snaaaake, it's a snaaaake.
# Bry - Lazor Air Ballons
# Justin - 300 Seconds Worth of Servo Stuff
# Hef - Tech Updates - Blog edition. (projector)
# A. Catherine Noon - Getting paid to write books - or, Stories That Make You Late For Work.
# Sacha - I made a tweeting, motion sensing hammer in 72 hours. It changed how I do all my projects

==== January 2014 ====
# Director at Large nominee - Ed Bennett
# Director at Large nominee - Jay Hopkins
# Director at Large nominee - A. Catherine Noon
# CTO nominee - Hef
# Treasurer nominee - Steve Farkas
# Secretary nominee - Rhys Rhaven
# Secretary nominee - Derek Bever
# Vice President nominee - Everett Wilson
# President nominee - Bryanna Denney

==== December 2013 ====
# Mike - The Projective Plane
# Hef - Tech Updates (Including Root For All)
# loans - Modern intelligent lighting
# Ste - Composite Video Encoding/Decoding
# Jerry - Adding Cosinusoidal Functions the Relatively Easy Way, or Phasors
# Kevin - Alexander G. Bell - Electromagnetic noise reduction

==== November 2013 ====
# Andrey Belomutskiy - rusEfi - DIY electronic fuel injection [projector]
# Frank Duncon - Frank talks about netlogo [projector]
# Tac - sqrt(2)
# Hef - State of the technologies

==== October 2013 ====
# Bry - Look at this cake I made (interactive) [projector]
# Joe Walnes - Idea to Kickstarter in 90 days. Sort of.
# Ste Kulov - Digital Logic
# Jerry - 300 More Seconds of Lasers (or: Deblackboxifying the laser cutter a bit)
# eviljoel - Calling your legislature.
# Sacha - Why the lasercutter _really_ doesn't burn through the earth.

==== September 2013 ====
# Kevin - Did A.G.Bell steal the telephone? (Needs Projector)
# Hef - PS1 Technology Update. (Needs Projector)
# Anthony - Searches for Supersymmetry
# Ryan - Stuff I'm working on

==== August 2013 ====

# Hef - [https://members.pumpingstationone.org PS1 Member Site ] - Needs Projector
# Ste - Easy Op-Amps
# Jerry - Lasers: a 300 second primer
# Ryan Pierce - The Polygraph

==== July 2013 ====

# Dash - How to text message from your dreams [projector]
# Ste - Digital-to-Analog Conversion Circuit
# Jamie Becka - Chicago Time Exchange

==== June 2013 ====

# James Longfield - How not to be a dick in the shop
# Jodie Arañas - FIGMENT Chicago [Projector Access]
# Mike Maloney - Groups
# A. Catherine Noon - Finding water
# Jenny Tong - Consciousness and P-Zombies

==== May 2013 ====

# Tim - How to not kill each other with voting
# ste - Thevenin's Theorem
# Patrick O'hara - Dvorak keyboards
# Jesse Seay - Clam Shell Case Pressure Sensor

==== April 2013 ====

# Dee - Important uses of rope           [projector needed]
# Ste - Digital Signal processing
# Mike - Double Negatives

==== March 2013 ====

# - Jenny - Voting Rights Act of 1965
# - Steve - Beer Church - What to do with the mash?
# - Shellie - Amazing world of mail art
# - Mike - DAGS
# - Ste - Linear Interpolation

==== January 2013 ====
Election edition!

# Director at Large nominee - Jesse Seay
# Director at Large nominee - Ed Bennett
# Director at Large nominee - Shawn Blaszak
# Director at Large nominee - Steve Finkleman
# CTO nominee - Josh Krueger
# Treasurer nominee - Steve Farkas
# Secretary nominee - Haley Willis
# Vice President nominee - Bryanna Denney
# President nominee - Eric Stein

=== 2012 ===

==== December 2012 ====

==== November 2012 ====
# - Will McShane - Vinyl advertising as craft material
# - Mike Warot - Hacking a digital caliper

==== October 2012 ====
# - Rhys Raven - Two fine encryption tools
# - Ryan Brandys - Stuff Ryan is doing
# - Patrick Callahan - Power Racing Highlights

==== September 2012 ====
# - Benjamin Sugar - Apps for activists
# - Will McShane - Laser Scrimshaw
# - Brian Chojnowski - Antikythera
# - Donald Jacobson - Fun with 3d printing
# - Dan Locks - Find me a new job

==== August 2012 ====

# Sacha - Inkscape as Engineering Tool
# Aeva - TV hacking
# Will - 30 second chocolate cake
# Todd - Chicago wifi project
# Corinna - Radiohead bear suit
# Anthony - We Found the Higgs

==== July 2012 ====

# Sacha - From 2D to 3D: five techniques for designing objects for laser cutting
# Elory - The Big Draw Chicago
# Trevor - on behalf of the vinyl cutter
# Will - 1956 Erector set

==== June 2012 ====

# Ed - Electronic Cactus

==== May 2012 ====

# Jesse - introduction to me and my work
# Adam - Apollo 13
# Steve - Doors
# Todd - wifi project
# Sacha - Relative Risk and You
# Brian - Antikythera

==== April 2012 ====

# Rhys - Bitcoin
# Dwayne Johnson - Washcloth Robot
# Sacha De'Angeli - Photoduino Booth
# Avner - Mozilla Open Badges and Hackerspaces

==== March 2012 ====

# Eric Stein - Actual TARDIS
# Jimmy Trevor - Wanderer's Poetry
# Andrew Valkanas - Hacker, hack thy self
# Avner - Kombucha: What the #$*& is that, and can I have some?
# Adam - Artificial pancreas
# Jay - Economics and the technological singularity

==== February 2012 ====
Date change: February 7!

# Eric Stein - mkpuzzle
# Steve - Eagle to Finished Circuit Board in Two Hours
# Jenny Tong - Hacking People
# Brian Kung - Hacking Movement
# Kathy - Sea Chanties
# Ben Smith - Infolens Storage
# Sacha - Intro to Do-ocracies and Bicycle Shedding
# Colin - Stuff I Do
# Pocket Factory - Clap Rap
# Anthony - Hack the Universe
# Chris - dropping some rhymes
# Mike Warot - Computer Security Can Be Fixed

==== January 2012 ====
Election edition!

# Director at Large nominee - Eric
# Director at Large nominee - Dan Meyer
# Director at Large nominee - Steve
# CTO nominee - Eric
# Treasurer nominee - Ish
# BREAK! Cell Stretcher: an Open Science Project - Gerry
# Secretary nominee - Shawn
# Secretary nominee - Patrick
# Vice President nominee - Shawn
# Vice President nominee - Patrick
# President nominee - Tim
# BREAK! Thanks for all you've made in the past year - Anne
# Vice President nominee - Jim

=== 2011 ===

==== December 2011 ====
# Tricopter - Dan
# Osloom's linear actuator - Ed
# Making things for fun and profit - Tim
# NaNoWriYe - Laurie
# Open Science - Ben

==== November 2011 ====
# Awesome Award (and photos) - Chris and Sacha
# The Awesome Foundation - Chris
# Making a Daft Punk Helmet, and Why You Shouldn't - Nick
# telling us about how rad glassblowing is - Daniel from Hotglass Chicago
# journal reading - Beth
# The Saga of Juan - Jim
# Open Science: What it is and why it's cool - Sacha
# Chatlight: Embodying the Internet - Eric
# virtual focus - mike
# digeridoo performance - geoffrey

==== October 2011 ====
# Dan Meyer: Fab Lab Circuit Bending Workshop Video
# Ashley from i3 - Engineering Education: We're Doing it Wrong
# Tim - Businesses as Projects

==== September 2011 ====
# Jim - More Stories from the Balloon Factory
# Lindsay -Ghetto prom 2011

==== August 2011 ====
# Chromium and you - Sacha
# Textile changes - Avner and Lindsay and Tim
# Image processing for cool results - Eric Stein
# One damn beautiful hackerspace - Tim
# Dabble - Anne
# Defcon - Dan

==== June 2011 ====
# Will - Fresh Paint
# John - Electronics for Popups
# Jess - World Naked Bike Ride
# Ish - Apps that break the game
# Tomer - Sarah Palin in a box on acid, or ecstasy
# Adrianna - Song for Pluto

==== May 2011 ====

# Nick - HAL740: An Introduction to DIY Home Automation
# Rhys - Pirates, Hackers, and ADC
# Shawn Blaszak presents the fantastical tangled tale of how I earned my semi-ersatz Erdos number and my surprisingly believable Bacon number
# Jordan - Cricut hacks
# Jim - More Stories from the Balloon Factory
# Matt/digipengi - Protect Your Shit
# Avner - GGHC

==== April 2011 ====

# Kyle - Passive Agressive: Interpreting and Reinterpreting Passive Digital Media
# Dustin - Firefox 4 and Mozilla
# Jim - My Bike and a special announcement
# Sacha - How Open Source Saved My Company
# Eric - How to Wiki

==== March 2011 ====

# Joe - Waking up a la Flava Flav
# Jonathan - Extracting Coffee
# Jim - Hipster Nascar and the Balloon Factory
# Eric - Freegeek
# Rhys - Wireless Chording Keyboard on Thingiverse

==== February 2011 ====

# Avner - Vertical garden
# Joe - Where's Waldo?
# Dan - Small CNC
# Patrick - Things I'm doing
# Jim - Stories from the balloon factory
# David - Time-lapse CHDK photography
# Ben - Macaroni and cheese

==== January 2011 ====
Election edition!

# Jordan Bunker (At Large)
# Jim Burke (At Large)
# Shawn Blasak (At Large)
# Asher - hacking the five minute play
# Rhys (CTO)
# Tim "How to hand-cut a mortise and tenon (badly)"
# Ishmael Rufus (Treasurer)
# Patrick (Secretary)
# Idan - Skiboard
# Nathan Witt (Vice President)
# Anne Petersen (President)
# Sacha De'Angeli (Nothing)

=== 2010 ===

==== December 2010 ====

# Sarah - Member survey
# Jordan, Ish, Rhys, Nathan, Tim - Open Door Hackathon
# Dan - CNC PhlatPrinter
# Tim - Top reasons why you can't juggle
# Joshua Rothhaas - Tinkering School comes to Chicago
# Jay - PCs Uncased
# Sacha - ChiHack
# Patrick - XMas64 Part 2: Electric Boogaloo
# Nathan - Pledge drive
# Jaku and John - RFID jacket
# Tomer

==== November 2010 ====

# Patrick - XMass64 v0.1
# Dustin - Hacking Elections
# Tim - Laser Cutters and you
# Tim and Jordan - Hackerspace valuation, a proposal

==== October 2010 ====

# Bill Mania - Team Frednet and the Google Lunar X Prize
# Joe - Joe's Fantastic Voyage
# dustin - buildbot
# arthur - xray scattering
# Vimby - The world premier of Scion's Take on the Machine, Pumping Station: One

==== September 2010 ====
# Patrick - Patrick
# Sacha - Chemical burns and electric shocks: making atomically sharp needles for fun and profit.
# Sacha - Fish or eat sushi: dumping unprofitable projects for fun and profit.
# Dan - Knots? That's Awesome

==== August 2010 ====
# How to Fail at Physics by Sacha
# Clear Hotspot by Matt
# Mister Rogers on Ecstasy in a Box by Tomer
# Open Up by Willow

==== July 13, 2010 ====

# How to Identify Someone Who Practises Hacking by Tim
# PRS by Jim
# Rival Spaces by Steve
# Optimizing PS:One by Anne

==== June 8, 2010 ====

# Stuff I keep in my pockets by Patrick
# Shadelab by Alex Gilliam
# More tales from the balloon factory by Jim
# MakerBot by Patrick
# Breakfast Cleanup Club results by Anne
# chain maille by Jakub
# Geek Pranks by Patrick
# NeighborCon by Travis

==== May 11, 2010 ====

# Firespinning by Sc00bz
# Taking inventory of PS1's stuff and how you can help by Tim
# The Space Shuttle and the Horse's Rear End by Jeff
# MakerBot by Patrick
# Audio Arduino by Joe Fallon

==== April 13, 2010 ====

# tobtu.com by Sc00bz
# Welcome Tomerica by Tomer
# Tech Workers of the World Unite! by Steve Goodpaster
# Chip Decapping by Travis Goodspeed
# Creative Re-Use by Carl Boyd
# The Jew's Harp by Jimmy P. Rogers
# Malicious GPU Kernel by Travis Goodspeed

==== March 9, 2010 ====

# First Robotics by Ryan Lanham
# A Hackerspace's Guide to... oh, you stopped reading, didn't you by Sacha De'Angeli
# 10 Awesome Things You Probably Didn't Know About Neuroanatomy by Frag
# Digeridoo by Geoffrey
# Arduino Radio by Joseph Fallon
# Please Pirate by Pete
# Fiddling Around by Sarah S.
# Things That Happen to Me at the Balloon Factory by Jim
# Democratizing Video Surveillance by Ella
# Fun Raising by Eric Hanley

==== February 9, 2010 ====

# Peoplehacking II: A Numerically and Biologically Intensive Solution to Losing Weight or: The Engineers' Guide to Weight Loss or: Four Formulae For The Reduction Of Operational Mass by Sacha De'Angeli
# Maker Fair: Get Excited! by Ryan Lanham
# Photography Rights: an educational rant on where it's legal to take pictures by Anne Petersen
# RepRap report: progress! by camo
# Brawndo: The Messy Hackerspace MUTILATOR by Tim Saylor

== Creative Commons licensing and attribution ==
Content is available under [http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/ Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 Unported], cribbed generously from the wiki about [https://www.noisebridge.net/wiki/Five_Minutes_of_Fame/ Noisebridge's similar event].

300 Seconds of fame

2014-08-06T05:52:32Z

Jenx: /* August 2014 */ I added me. Bwa ha ha ha ha. The damned thing better come in under budget...

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2nd Tuesdays of each month at PS:One, you! yes YOU! get to hear your fellow members, geeks, and other associated community-minded people present to whoever wants to show up, but only for 300 seconds apiece.

You've got five minutes. Use it wisely.

== What is it? ==

300 Seconds of Fame (300SoF) is a combination/alteration of PS:One's separate [http://pumpingstationone.org/2009/11/lightning-talks-at-pumping-station-one/ lightning talks] and [http://pumpingstationone.org/2009/11/pechakucha-night-at-psone/ Pecha Kucha night], taking in elements from [https://www.noisebridge.net/wiki/Five_Minutes_of_Fame Noisebridge's Five Minutes of Fame], which in turn is an adaptation of CCC's Lightning Talks. The idea is that we hold about an hour's worth of 5 minute open mic slots. You can run shorter, but not longer, than five minutes.

Within those parameters, what is it? Glad you asked.

It can be a presentation, a musical number, a demonstration, a debate, a run-through of a proof of concept, performance art, live circuit bending, etc, etc, ad nauseum. Will it fit into five minutes, be feasible for the space, and be appreciated by an audience? Go for it.

== When and Where does it happen? ==

Second Tuesday of every month after the 8pm meeting at PS:One. (doors open at 6ish)

== Why are we doing this? ==

* Easy way to find out what's going on at PS:One -- no need to sit through long lectures.
* Some people are working on projects that are not ready for a full 30 minute or hour long talk, but they want to get their ideas out. Maybe they need help; maybe they want to propose an idea to the PS:One community.
* Some people are shy about public speaking and want to practice without giving an "official" conference talk, which can be daunting. This is a great way to try it out in a community of peers.
* These days, many of us are becoming entrepreneurs to one extent or another. If you're trying to sell your idea to someone, you need to be able to explain it in five minutes or less.
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Discordianism#Law_of_Fives "The Law of Fives"]

== How can I participate? ==

Easy - sign up to give a talk! Contact Everett (NegativeK on irc OR @ gmail com) or add your talk to the Current section below.

Include your name (or handle) and talk title, as well as whether or not you'll need projector access.

== How can I attend? ==

Just show up!

=== August 2014 ===

To be held on August 12th, 2014 at approximately 8:30pm.
# Bioguy - Hack Your Coffee!
# <s>Jonathan - Emacs Orgmode </s> later…
# Tom - Vim, not Emacs
# Justin - Bicycle Drivetrains
# Greg T - Building the fastest paintball gun.
# Lyn - Electronic BONANZAAAAAAAA‽
# Tac - Feature Request!
# Arturo - Salvador Dali Cookbook [I've got it!]
# Genevieve - [http://x.hope.net/schedule.html#northkorea 300 Seconds of KP] - aka NEEDSMOARX (The perfect chaser to the Dali cookbook.)
# YOU!!!

== Past 300SoF ==
==== July 2014 ====
To be held at July 8th, 2014 at approximately 8:30pm.

# Luciano Ramalho (visiting from [http://garoa.net.br/ Garoa Hacker Clube]) -- [http://www.pingo.io/docs/ Pingo]: the "universal" GPIO API
# Carl - Vagrant!
# Ray - USA-OK Chair
# Jenny - Science - Why?

==== June 2014 ====
# Jenny - Causes of the Holocaust
# Arturo Duarte - People that inspire me????
# [[User:justin|Justin T. Conroy]] - Show me the Money!
# [[User:Acatherinenoon|A. Catherine Noon]] - Agent or Non-Agented Submissions for Books - Is It Needed?
# Toba - Stand There and Yap

* Short intermission, and then PowerPoint Karaoke!

# Jonathan
# Ivan
# Jenny
# Justin
# Joseph
# Ella
# Lyn
# GenX
# Toba
# Carl/Sara
[[File:Ps1-karaokepowerpoint.jpg|400px]]

==== May 2014 ====

# Dee Newcum — [http://bit.ly/termdetect bit.ly/termdetect], a GPL project
# Jason - Music visualization
# Jesse - Knitting Circuit Boards
# Jenny - Why is the area of a circle pi*r^2?
# Arturo Duarte - Stuff and more stuff!
# Greg - Robots!

==== April 2014 ====
# Ste - HD Retrovision
# Bjonnh - Reverse engineering in academia
# Mike - How GPS Works
# Dan - First Robotics Competition

==== March 2014 ====
# Eric Stein - What Beer Church Does
# Ryan Pierce - How to make lots of noise and ozone: Tesla coils!
# A. Catherine Noon - What's in a publishing contract? One author's experience.
# Hef - Howto Wiki (projector)
# Nick - Thoughts on Surveillance
# Pete N. - Zymurgy at PS:1 and Random Renaissance Moment

==== February 2014 ====
# Lyn - Creative looms for rubberband items
# Mike - Snaaaake, it's a snaaaake.
# Bry - Lazor Air Ballons
# Justin - 300 Seconds Worth of Servo Stuff
# Hef - Tech Updates - Blog edition. (projector)
# A. Catherine Noon - Getting paid to write books - or, Stories That Make You Late For Work.
# Sacha - I made a tweeting, motion sensing hammer in 72 hours. It changed how I do all my projects

==== January 2014 ====
# Director at Large nominee - Ed Bennett
# Director at Large nominee - Jay Hopkins
# Director at Large nominee - A. Catherine Noon
# CTO nominee - Hef
# Treasurer nominee - Steve Farkas
# Secretary nominee - Rhys Rhaven
# Secretary nominee - Derek Bever
# Vice President nominee - Everett Wilson
# President nominee - Bryanna Denney

==== December 2013 ====
# Mike - The Projective Plane
# Hef - Tech Updates (Including Root For All)
# loans - Modern intelligent lighting
# Ste - Composite Video Encoding/Decoding
# Jerry - Adding Cosinusoidal Functions the Relatively Easy Way, or Phasors
# Kevin - Alexander G. Bell - Electromagnetic noise reduction

==== November 2013 ====
# Andrey Belomutskiy - rusEfi - DIY electronic fuel injection [projector]
# Frank Duncon - Frank talks about netlogo [projector]
# Tac - sqrt(2)
# Hef - State of the technologies

==== October 2013 ====
# Bry - Look at this cake I made (interactive) [projector]
# Joe Walnes - Idea to Kickstarter in 90 days. Sort of.
# Ste Kulov - Digital Logic
# Jerry - 300 More Seconds of Lasers (or: Deblackboxifying the laser cutter a bit)
# eviljoel - Calling your legislature.
# Sacha - Why the lasercutter _really_ doesn't burn through the earth.

==== September 2013 ====
# Kevin - Did A.G.Bell steal the telephone? (Needs Projector)
# Hef - PS1 Technology Update. (Needs Projector)
# Anthony - Searches for Supersymmetry
# Ryan - Stuff I'm working on

==== August 2013 ====

# Hef - [https://members.pumpingstationone.org PS1 Member Site ] - Needs Projector
# Ste - Easy Op-Amps
# Jerry - Lasers: a 300 second primer
# Ryan Pierce - The Polygraph

==== July 2013 ====

# Dash - How to text message from your dreams [projector]
# Ste - Digital-to-Analog Conversion Circuit
# Jamie Becka - Chicago Time Exchange

==== June 2013 ====

# James Longfield - How not to be a dick in the shop
# Jodie Arañas - FIGMENT Chicago [Projector Access]
# Mike Maloney - Groups
# A. Catherine Noon - Finding water
# Jenny Tong - Consciousness and P-Zombies

==== May 2013 ====

# Tim - How to not kill each other with voting
# ste - Thevenin's Theorem
# Patrick O'hara - Dvorak keyboards
# Jesse Seay - Clam Shell Case Pressure Sensor

==== April 2013 ====

# Dee - Important uses of rope           [projector needed]
# Ste - Digital Signal processing
# Mike - Double Negatives

==== March 2013 ====

# - Jenny - Voting Rights Act of 1965
# - Steve - Beer Church - What to do with the mash?
# - Shellie - Amazing world of mail art
# - Mike - DAGS
# - Ste - Linear Interpolation

==== January 2013 ====
Election edition!

# Director at Large nominee - Jesse Seay
# Director at Large nominee - Ed Bennett
# Director at Large nominee - Shawn Blaszak
# Director at Large nominee - Steve Finkleman
# CTO nominee - Josh Krueger
# Treasurer nominee - Steve Farkas
# Secretary nominee - Haley Willis
# Vice President nominee - Bryanna Denney
# President nominee - Eric Stein

=== 2012 ===

==== December 2012 ====

==== November 2012 ====
# - Will McShane - Vinyl advertising as craft material
# - Mike Warot - Hacking a digital caliper

==== October 2012 ====
# - Rhys Raven - Two fine encryption tools
# - Ryan Brandys - Stuff Ryan is doing
# - Patrick Callahan - Power Racing Highlights

==== September 2012 ====
# - Benjamin Sugar - Apps for activists
# - Will McShane - Laser Scrimshaw
# - Brian Chojnowski - Antikythera
# - Donald Jacobson - Fun with 3d printing
# - Dan Locks - Find me a new job

==== August 2012 ====

# Sacha - Inkscape as Engineering Tool
# Aeva - TV hacking
# Will - 30 second chocolate cake
# Todd - Chicago wifi project
# Corinna - Radiohead bear suit
# Anthony - We Found the Higgs

==== July 2012 ====

# Sacha - From 2D to 3D: five techniques for designing objects for laser cutting
# Elory - The Big Draw Chicago
# Trevor - on behalf of the vinyl cutter
# Will - 1956 Erector set

==== June 2012 ====

# Ed - Electronic Cactus

==== May 2012 ====

# Jesse - introduction to me and my work
# Adam - Apollo 13
# Steve - Doors
# Todd - wifi project
# Sacha - Relative Risk and You
# Brian - Antikythera

==== April 2012 ====

# Rhys - Bitcoin
# Dwayne Johnson - Washcloth Robot
# Sacha De'Angeli - Photoduino Booth
# Avner - Mozilla Open Badges and Hackerspaces

==== March 2012 ====

# Eric Stein - Actual TARDIS
# Jimmy Trevor - Wanderer's Poetry
# Andrew Valkanas - Hacker, hack thy self
# Avner - Kombucha: What the #$*& is that, and can I have some?
# Adam - Artificial pancreas
# Jay - Economics and the technological singularity

==== February 2012 ====
Date change: February 7!

# Eric Stein - mkpuzzle
# Steve - Eagle to Finished Circuit Board in Two Hours
# Jenny Tong - Hacking People
# Brian Kung - Hacking Movement
# Kathy - Sea Chanties
# Ben Smith - Infolens Storage
# Sacha - Intro to Do-ocracies and Bicycle Shedding
# Colin - Stuff I Do
# Pocket Factory - Clap Rap
# Anthony - Hack the Universe
# Chris - dropping some rhymes
# Mike Warot - Computer Security Can Be Fixed

==== January 2012 ====
Election edition!

# Director at Large nominee - Eric
# Director at Large nominee - Dan Meyer
# Director at Large nominee - Steve
# CTO nominee - Eric
# Treasurer nominee - Ish
# BREAK! Cell Stretcher: an Open Science Project - Gerry
# Secretary nominee - Shawn
# Secretary nominee - Patrick
# Vice President nominee - Shawn
# Vice President nominee - Patrick
# President nominee - Tim
# BREAK! Thanks for all you've made in the past year - Anne
# Vice President nominee - Jim

=== 2011 ===

==== December 2011 ====
# Tricopter - Dan
# Osloom's linear actuator - Ed
# Making things for fun and profit - Tim
# NaNoWriYe - Laurie
# Open Science - Ben

==== November 2011 ====
# Awesome Award (and photos) - Chris and Sacha
# The Awesome Foundation - Chris
# Making a Daft Punk Helmet, and Why You Shouldn't - Nick
# telling us about how rad glassblowing is - Daniel from Hotglass Chicago
# journal reading - Beth
# The Saga of Juan - Jim
# Open Science: What it is and why it's cool - Sacha
# Chatlight: Embodying the Internet - Eric
# virtual focus - mike
# digeridoo performance - geoffrey

==== October 2011 ====
# Dan Meyer: Fab Lab Circuit Bending Workshop Video
# Ashley from i3 - Engineering Education: We're Doing it Wrong
# Tim - Businesses as Projects

==== September 2011 ====
# Jim - More Stories from the Balloon Factory
# Lindsay -Ghetto prom 2011

==== August 2011 ====
# Chromium and you - Sacha
# Textile changes - Avner and Lindsay and Tim
# Image processing for cool results - Eric Stein
# One damn beautiful hackerspace - Tim
# Dabble - Anne
# Defcon - Dan

==== June 2011 ====
# Will - Fresh Paint
# John - Electronics for Popups
# Jess - World Naked Bike Ride
# Ish - Apps that break the game
# Tomer - Sarah Palin in a box on acid, or ecstasy
# Adrianna - Song for Pluto

==== May 2011 ====

# Nick - HAL740: An Introduction to DIY Home Automation
# Rhys - Pirates, Hackers, and ADC
# Shawn Blaszak presents the fantastical tangled tale of how I earned my semi-ersatz Erdos number and my surprisingly believable Bacon number
# Jordan - Cricut hacks
# Jim - More Stories from the Balloon Factory
# Matt/digipengi - Protect Your Shit
# Avner - GGHC

==== April 2011 ====

# Kyle - Passive Agressive: Interpreting and Reinterpreting Passive Digital Media
# Dustin - Firefox 4 and Mozilla
# Jim - My Bike and a special announcement
# Sacha - How Open Source Saved My Company
# Eric - How to Wiki

==== March 2011 ====

# Joe - Waking up a la Flava Flav
# Jonathan - Extracting Coffee
# Jim - Hipster Nascar and the Balloon Factory
# Eric - Freegeek
# Rhys - Wireless Chording Keyboard on Thingiverse

==== February 2011 ====

# Avner - Vertical garden
# Joe - Where's Waldo?
# Dan - Small CNC
# Patrick - Things I'm doing
# Jim - Stories from the balloon factory
# David - Time-lapse CHDK photography
# Ben - Macaroni and cheese

==== January 2011 ====
Election edition!

# Jordan Bunker (At Large)
# Jim Burke (At Large)
# Shawn Blasak (At Large)
# Asher - hacking the five minute play
# Rhys (CTO)
# Tim "How to hand-cut a mortise and tenon (badly)"
# Ishmael Rufus (Treasurer)
# Patrick (Secretary)
# Idan - Skiboard
# Nathan Witt (Vice President)
# Anne Petersen (President)
# Sacha De'Angeli (Nothing)

=== 2010 ===

==== December 2010 ====

# Sarah - Member survey
# Jordan, Ish, Rhys, Nathan, Tim - Open Door Hackathon
# Dan - CNC PhlatPrinter
# Tim - Top reasons why you can't juggle
# Joshua Rothhaas - Tinkering School comes to Chicago
# Jay - PCs Uncased
# Sacha - ChiHack
# Patrick - XMas64 Part 2: Electric Boogaloo
# Nathan - Pledge drive
# Jaku and John - RFID jacket
# Tomer

==== November 2010 ====

# Patrick - XMass64 v0.1
# Dustin - Hacking Elections
# Tim - Laser Cutters and you
# Tim and Jordan - Hackerspace valuation, a proposal

==== October 2010 ====

# Bill Mania - Team Frednet and the Google Lunar X Prize
# Joe - Joe's Fantastic Voyage
# dustin - buildbot
# arthur - xray scattering
# Vimby - The world premier of Scion's Take on the Machine, Pumping Station: One

==== September 2010 ====
# Patrick - Patrick
# Sacha - Chemical burns and electric shocks: making atomically sharp needles for fun and profit.
# Sacha - Fish or eat sushi: dumping unprofitable projects for fun and profit.
# Dan - Knots? That's Awesome

==== August 2010 ====
# How to Fail at Physics by Sacha
# Clear Hotspot by Matt
# Mister Rogers on Ecstasy in a Box by Tomer
# Open Up by Willow

==== July 13, 2010 ====

# How to Identify Someone Who Practises Hacking by Tim
# PRS by Jim
# Rival Spaces by Steve
# Optimizing PS:One by Anne

==== June 8, 2010 ====

# Stuff I keep in my pockets by Patrick
# Shadelab by Alex Gilliam
# More tales from the balloon factory by Jim
# MakerBot by Patrick
# Breakfast Cleanup Club results by Anne
# chain maille by Jakub
# Geek Pranks by Patrick
# NeighborCon by Travis

==== May 11, 2010 ====

# Firespinning by Sc00bz
# Taking inventory of PS1's stuff and how you can help by Tim
# The Space Shuttle and the Horse's Rear End by Jeff
# MakerBot by Patrick
# Audio Arduino by Joe Fallon

==== April 13, 2010 ====

# tobtu.com by Sc00bz
# Welcome Tomerica by Tomer
# Tech Workers of the World Unite! by Steve Goodpaster
# Chip Decapping by Travis Goodspeed
# Creative Re-Use by Carl Boyd
# The Jew's Harp by Jimmy P. Rogers
# Malicious GPU Kernel by Travis Goodspeed

==== March 9, 2010 ====

# First Robotics by Ryan Lanham
# A Hackerspace's Guide to... oh, you stopped reading, didn't you by Sacha De'Angeli
# 10 Awesome Things You Probably Didn't Know About Neuroanatomy by Frag
# Digeridoo by Geoffrey
# Arduino Radio by Joseph Fallon
# Please Pirate by Pete
# Fiddling Around by Sarah S.
# Things That Happen to Me at the Balloon Factory by Jim
# Democratizing Video Surveillance by Ella
# Fun Raising by Eric Hanley

==== February 9, 2010 ====

# Peoplehacking II: A Numerically and Biologically Intensive Solution to Losing Weight or: The Engineers' Guide to Weight Loss or: Four Formulae For The Reduction Of Operational Mass by Sacha De'Angeli
# Maker Fair: Get Excited! by Ryan Lanham
# Photography Rights: an educational rant on where it's legal to take pictures by Anne Petersen
# RepRap report: progress! by camo
# Brawndo: The Messy Hackerspace MUTILATOR by Tim Saylor

== Creative Commons licensing and attribution ==
Content is available under [http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/ Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 Unported], cribbed generously from the wiki about [https://www.noisebridge.net/wiki/Five_Minutes_of_Fame/ Noisebridge's similar event].

User:Jenx

2014-05-22T04:01:31Z

Jenx:

Lulzbot Taz3

2014-05-14T23:54:45Z

Jenx: /* List of Currently Certified Users */

{{Template:EquipmentPage
|owner = PS:One
|certification = yes
|hackable = no
|model = Aleph Objects Taz3
|serial = KT-PR0013-5509
|arrived = January 2014
|doesitwork = yes
|contact = Elizabeth
|where = [[CNC]] 2nd Floor
|value = $2395
|image = Taz3.jpg
}}

== Operation ==
'''Do not leave the printer unattended while printing'''
Also, don't forget to turn the printer off when you are no longer using it.

=== Windows Drivers ===
Windows users will need to [https://www.lulzbot.com/support/TAZ install drivers.]

=== Usable Print Area ===
298mm x 275mm x 250mm (11.7in x 10.8in x 9.8in)

=== Host Software ===
Users of Linux, Windows, OSX will need to install the following software:
* [https://github.com/kliment/Printrun#getting-printrun Pronterface] - or [http://www.repetier.com/download/ Repeteir-Host] for manual operation of the printer as well as for starting print jobs
* [http://slic3r.org/download Slic3r] - for creating gcode (print jobs) from 3D models
* Additionally, Lulzbot provides a [http://devel.lulzbot.com/TAZ/2.1/software/2013Q4/slic3r/config/pt35mm-nozzle/medium_ABS_no-support_pt35nzl_pt2-layer-height_config.ini slic3r config file] for the Taz3

== Suggested Settings ==

Both of these files have appropriate settings for the 'printer settings' and 'filament settings' tabs. To use them, go to File > Load Config in Slic3r and select the downloaded file. You must then go to each tab and hit the 'save' icon next to the settings selection dropdown box, or else Slic3r will forget the settings when you close it.

==== Print Settings Without Support - Fast ====

[[File: Taz3_print_settings_NO_SUPPORT.ini]]

This file is for the 'print settings' tab of Slic3r. This is a 'fast' profile, geared towards finishing prints relatively quickly. It still provides excellent surface quality. This profile does not include support, so for large overhangs you'll need the next configuration file.

==== Print Settings With Support - Fast ====

[[File: Taz3_print_settings_SUPPORT.ini]]

This file is for 'print settings' tab of Slic3r. This is a 'fast' profile, geared towards finishing prints relatively quickly. It still provides excellent surface quality. This profile includes support, appropriate for large overhangs.

== Other Resources ==
[http://download.lulzbot.com/TAZ/3.0/documentation/2013Q4/LulzBot_TAZ_3.0-User_Manual-ebook.pdf The manual is available online]. A printed form of it can be found near the printer. The manual explains how to operate the printer.

=== Filament ===
[https://www.inventables.com/categories/materials/3d-printer-filament Inventables]

[http://www.monoprice.com/Search/Index?keyword=3d+printer+filament Monoprice]

=== Find Something to Print ===

[http://thingiverse.com Thingiverse] is a great place to find printable 3D models that other people have designed, and to publish your own.

=== Designing 3D Models ===

Page in progress to describe [https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/3D_Modeling 3D modeling.]

== List of Currently Certified Users ==
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
! qualified member
! trained by
|-
|[[User:Dbever|Derek Bever]]
|Hours of shouting at 3D printers
|-
|Elizabeth Koprucki
|Derek Bever
|-
|Andrew Kos
|Elizabeth Koprucki
|-
|[[User:rdoeksen|Ray Doeksen]]
|Elizabeth Koprucki
|-
|[[User:Negativek|Everett Wilson]]
|Derek Bever
|-
|[[User:daveplays|David Earley]]
|Derek Bever
|-
|[[User:Lyn|Lyn Cole]]
|Derek Bever
|-
|[[User:nerobro|Greg Teiber]]
|Derek Bever
|-
|[[User:nick|Nick Castillo]]
|Derek Bever
|-
|[[User:tom4writer|Tom Forajter]]
|Elizabeth Koprucki
|-
|[[User:dditzler|David Ditzler]]
|Elizabeth Koprucki
|-
|[[User:davidfell|David Fell]]
|Elizabeth Koprucki
|-
|[[user:rob|Rob Riggs (Colorado Rob)]]
|Elizabeth
|-
|[[User:ad9581|Arturo Duarte]]
|Elizabeth Koprucki
|-
|[[User:justin|Justin T. Conroy]]
|Derek Bever
|-}
|[[User:jivnyahoo|James Porter]]
|Elizabeth Koprucki
|-}
|[[User:ryankelly11|Ryan Kelly]]
|Elizabeth Koprucki
|-}
|[[User:JanetD|Janet Dornhoff]]
|Elizabeth Koprucki
|-}
|Genevieve Aphrodite
|Justin Conroy
|-
|-}

[[Category:Fabrication]]
[[Category:CNC]]

LulzBot AO-100 3D Printer

2014-05-14T23:54:10Z

Jenx: /* List of Currently Certified Users */

{{Template:EquipmentPage
|owner = PS:One
|certification = yes
|hackable = no
|model = Aleph Objects AO-100
|serial =
|arrived = January 2013
|doesitwork = no
|contact = Aeva Palecek
|where = [[CNC]] 2nd Floor
|value = $1725
|itemphoto=
| image = Lulzbot.jpg
}}

== Operation ==
'''Do not leave the printer unattended while printing'''
Also, don't forget to turn the printer off when you are no longer using it.

=== Windows Drivers ===
Windows users will need to install drivers.
For everyone else, It Just Works™. Where everyone = Linux and OSX users.

=== Usable Print Area ===
200mm (X-axis) x 190mm (Y-axis) x 100mm (Z-axis)
(7.9in x 7.5in x 3.9in)

=== Host Software ===
Users of Linux, Windows, OSX will need to install the following software:
* [https://github.com/kliment/Printrun#getting-printrun Pronterface] - or [http://www.repetier.com/download/ Repeteir-Host] for manual operation of the printer as well as for starting print jobs
* [http://slic3r.org/download Slic3r] - for creating gcode (print jobs) from 3D models
* Additionally, Lulzbot provides a [http://downloads.lulzbot.com/lulzbot/AO-100/software/2012-Q2/configs/slic3r/point5mm.ini slic3r config file] for the AO-100 LulzBot.

=== Suggested Settings ===
Nozzle diameter = 0.5 mm

Filament diameter = 3.0 mm

COM port - ?

Data rate = 115200

Lulzbot's slic3r config has the infill density set at 0.75. Resulting prints are very sturdy as a result, but the filament consumption and print time go up because of this. It is recommended to turn it down to 0.15 or 0.25, and to increase the number of infill shells. Doing so should have a similar surface quality, but produce a print with significantly less mass.

=== Other Resources ===
[http://downloads.lulzbot.com/lulzbot/AO-100/documentation/2012Q3/ The manual is available online]. A printed form of it can be found near the printer. The manual explains how to operate the printer. Read it =)

=== Filament ===
The printer is currently configured for 3mm ABS plastic. Only use this kind of plastic. Until Aeva has a chance to upgrade the extruder, PLA can damage the hot end. Additionally, the Makerbot is not configured for 3mm ABS, and so the filament for these respective printers is currently not interchangeable.

=== Find Something to Print ===

[http://thingiverse.com Thingiverse] is a great place to find printable 3D models that other people have designed, and to publish your own.

=== Designing 3D Models ===

Page in progress to describe [https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/3D_Modeling 3D modeling.]

== List of Currently Certified Users ==
{| class="wikitable sortable" border="1"
! qualified member
! trained by
|-
|Lyn Cole
|Colin Parsons
|-
|Arkadiusz Czubak
|Colin Parsons
|-
|Michael Skilton
|Steve Finkelman
|-
|Eric Maxon
|Steve Finkelman
|-
|David Fell
|Elizabeth Koprucki
|-
|Ray Doeksen
|Steve Finkelman
|-
|Derek Bever
|Elizabeth Koprucki
|-
|Ricardo Cagnetta
|Derek Bever
|-
|Jeffrey Camealy
|Derek Bever
|-
|Solomon Hursey
|Derek Bever
|-
|Nick Castillo
|Derek Bever
|-
|Ralph Weidenbach
|Derek Bever
|-
|David Earley
|Steve Finkelman
|-
|Tom Forajter
|Elizabeth Koprucki
|-
|[[user:rob|Rob Riggs (Colorado Rob)]]
|Elizabeth
|-
|Adam Glick
|Ray Doeksen
|-
|[[User:ad9581|Arturo Duarte]]
|Elizabeth Koprucki
|-}
|[[User:jivnyahoo|James Porter]]
|Elizabeth Koprucki
|-}
|[[User:ryankelly11|Ryan Kelly]]
|Elizabeth Koprucki
|-}
|[[User:knitmeapony|Laurie Rich]]
|Elizabeth Koprucki
|-}
|[[User:Jay|Jay Strybis]]
|Elizabeth Koprucki
|-}
|[[User:JanetD|Janet Dornhoff]]
|Elizabeth Koprucki
|-}
|-

[[Category:Fabrication]]

User:Jenx

2014-05-13T03:48:55Z

Jenx: Created page with "Heya. I'm Jen - and I'm going nuts trying to get HOPE X off the ground. Please excuse my insanity until August."

Heya. I'm Jen - and I'm going nuts trying to get HOPE X off the ground.

Please excuse my insanity until August.

LulzBot AO-100 3D Printer

2014-05-13T03:47:42Z

Jenx: /* List of Currently Certified Users */

{{Template:EquipmentPage
|owner = PS:One
|certification = yes
|hackable = no
|model = Aleph Objects AO-100
|serial =
|arrived = January 2013
|doesitwork = yes
|contact = Aeva Palecek
|where = [[CNC]] 2nd Floor
|value = $1725
|itemphoto=
| image = Lulzbot.jpg
}}

== Operation ==
'''Do not leave the printer unattended while printing'''
Also, don't forget to turn the printer off when you are no longer using it.

=== Windows Drivers ===
Windows users will need to install drivers.
For everyone else, It Just Works™. Where everyone = Linux and OSX users.

=== Usable Print Area ===
200mm x 190mm x 100mm
(7.9in x 7.5in x 3.9in)
=== Host Software ===
Users of Linux, Windows, OSX will need to install the following software:
* [https://github.com/kliment/Printrun#getting-printrun Pronterface] - or [http://www.repetier.com/download/ Repeteir-Host] for manual operation of the printer as well as for starting print jobs
* [http://slic3r.org/download Slic3r] - for creating gcode (print jobs) from 3D models
* Additionally, Lulzbot provides a [http://downloads.lulzbot.com/lulzbot/AO-100/software/2012-Q2/configs/slic3r/point5mm.ini slic3r config file] for the AO-100 LulzBot.

=== Suggested Settings ===
Lulzbot's slic3r config has the infill density set at 0.75. Resulting prints are very sturdy as a result, but the filament consumption and print time go up because of this. It is recommended to turn it down to 0.15 or 0.25, and to increase the number of infill shells. Doing so should have a similar surface quality, but produce a print with significantly less mass.

=== Other Resources ===
[http://downloads.lulzbot.com/lulzbot/AO-100/documentation/2012Q3/ The manual is available online]. A printed form of it can be found near the printer. The manual explains how to operate the printer. Read it =)

=== Filament ===
The printer is currently configured for 3mm ABS plastic. Only use this kind of plastic. Until Aeva has a chance to upgrade the extruder, PLA can damage the hot end. Additionally, the Makerbot is not configured for 3mm ABS, and so the filament for these respective printers is currently not interchangeable.

=== Find Something to Print ===

[http://thingiverse.com Thingiverse] is a great place to find printable 3D models that other people have designed, and to publish your own.

=== Designing 3D Models ===

Page in progress to describe [https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/3D_Modeling 3D modeling.]

== List of Currently Certified Users ==
{| class="wikitable sortable" border="1"
! qualified member
! trained by
|-
|Lyn Cole
|Colin Parsons
|-
|Arkadiusz Czubak
|Colin Parsons
|-
|Michael Skilton
|Steve Finkelman
|-
|Eric Maxon
|Steve Finkelman
|-
|David Fell
|Elizabeth Koprucki
|-
|Ray Doeksen
|Steve Finkelman
|-
|Derek Bever
|Elizabeth Koprucki
|-
|Ricardo Cagnetta
|Derek Bever
|-
|Jeffrey Camealy
|Derek Bever
|-
|Solomon Hursey
|Derek Bever
|-
|Nick Castillo
|Derek Bever
|-
|Ralph Weidenbach
|Derek Bever
|-
|David Earley
|Steve Finkelman
|-
|Tom Forajter
|Elizabeth Koprucki
|-
|[[user:rob|Rob Riggs (Colorado Rob)]]
|Elizabeth
|-
|Adam Glick
|Ray Doeksen
|-
|[[User:ad9581|Arturo Duarte]]
|Elizabeth Koprucki
|-}
|[[User:jivnyahoo|James Porter]]
|Elizabeth Koprucki
|-}
|[[User:ryankelly11|Ryan Kelly]]
|Elizabeth Koprucki
|-}
|[[User:knitmeapony|Laurie Rich]]
|Elizabeth Koprucki
|-}
|[[User:Jay|Jay Strybis]]
|Elizabeth Koprucki
|-}
|[[User:JanetD|Janet Dornhoff]]
|Elizabeth Koprucki
|-}
|-
|Genevieve Aphrodite
|Justin Conroy
|-

[[Category:Fabrication]]