Hackeriet

Website	www.hackeriet.no
Contact	Christoph Pilka, c.pilka@asconix.com, +4793961896
Description	We are an autonomous hackerspace in Oslo. Over the years we communally built our space and network, both physically and socially, and we're lucky enough to be economically independent and free to decide over our facilities and plans according to our members desires and initiative. We hack playfully and spontaneously, sharing ideas, knowledge and tools: we find inspiration and cooperation through human interaction, and experience tells us that either it happens this way, by tuning in and having fun, or probably it won't happen, after all. What we do: free software, system administration, programming, information security, arduino hacking, electronics, professional audio, ham radio, lock picking, performance art, DIY, and crafting. Our community is very curious and is also interested / engaged in wearables, mechanics, fabrication, automatisation, creative recycling, socioeconomix, telecomix, heavy metal works, language wars, cipherpunk, cryptoparties, permaculture, social engineering, high and low voltage, robotics and data love.
Members	Capitol, Ctp, Fnords, Karltk, Lassekarstensen, Ln2v, Tazjin
Projects	create project
There Is No Game
Self-organized Sessions	Boat instruments hacking
Subassemblies Hackeriet
Subassembly of	Assembly:Hackeriet
Tags	hardware, security, ctf
Registered on	16 November 2016 12:41:44
Location for self-organized sessions	yes
Self-organized session notes	SDR & radio, GSM, DevOp, Varnish, IT security
Other assemblies by tags... 3d 3d-printing 3d printing 3d scanning aif anarchism arduino beer bitcoin bsd ccc chaostreff chaos west ctf erfa free software free speech freifunk gnu hackerspace hacking hackspace hardware hacking linux makerspace making politics privacy raspberrypi soldering students surveillance university
Location	Note: The location on the map does not represent a reservation of a location and might not represent the actual place, where a assembly can be found. The place can be changed within the form of the assembly by anyone. It will be updated by the assembly itself on day 0 or day 1 as soon as the actual location is known.
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Orga contact	c.pilka@asconix.com
Brings	SDR & radio, GSM
Projects	SDR & radio, GSM
Uses money	no money handling
Plays TING	yes
Plays TING skills	{{{Plays ting skills}}}
Character of assembly	place to show and meet
Seats needed	22
Extra seats	5
Assembly specification	loud place ok, want sit public, want bright light
Planning notes
past congress review	Unfortunately a way too small place was assighned to us. We have been 25ish people but just got one round table with ca. 10 seats. In our experience N-5 seats would be perfect. 5 People are always off site, but the rest gathers together. At least in our case. This year we are coming with 30 people.

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We are an autonomous hackerspace in Oslo.

Over the years we communally built our space and network, both physically and socially, and we're lucky enough to be economically independent and free to decide over our facilities and plans according to our members desires and initiative. We hack playfully and spontaneously, sharing ideas, knowledge and tools: we find inspiration and cooperation through human interaction, and experience tells us that either it happens this way, by tuning in and having fun, or probably it won't happen, after all.

What we do: free software, system administration, programming, information security, arduino hacking, electronics, professional audio, ham radio, lock picking, performance art, DIY, and crafting. Our community is very curious and is also interested / engaged in wearables, mechanics, fabrication, automatisation, creative recycling, socioeconomix, telecomix, heavy metal works, language wars, cipherpunk, cryptoparties, permaculture, social engineering, high and low voltage, robotics and data love.