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Soudure pour les nuls

2009-03-06T16:29:44Z

Rike: /* Inscrits/Attendees */

== Workshop La soudure pour les nuls ==
Initiation à la soudure pour la petite électronique.

Le 12 mars 2009, au tmplab de Vitry, de 20h à 23h.

* matériel: quel matériel pour quel usage ? Présentation du matériel de base. Tour d'horizon des gadgets utiles.
* préparer une session de soudure. Lire un schéma, gribouiller un schéma.
* processus: comment la soudure fonctionne ? Pourquoi celle du voisin est mieux ?
* et pratique: applications courantes: 7-8 montages simples

== Matériel à apporter ==
Si vous avez, apportez donc, en plusieurs exemplaires si possible :
* un fer à souder et de l'étain
* un bout de circuit imprimé cassé
* une troisième main (genre de pinces orientables avec une loupe)
* une pincette
* une petite pince coupante
* des piles
* un multimètre
* tout ce qui vous semble utile à priori pour l'atelier

== Inscrits/Attendees ==

* Charlot (dirlo) - apporte 3 fers
* PhilPraxis
* pascale
* [[User:Kiniou|Kiniou]]
* <s>[[User:Hellekin|Hellekin]]</s> (désolé je ne serai pas là)
* [[User:Rike|Rike]] - un fer, une 3ème main, étain
* [[User:N4mu|Manu]] - mains dans les poches
* Nico - [http://www.selectronic.fr/article.asp?article_ref_entier=90.2130-1 une station de soudure]

[[Category:Workshop]]

Soudure pour les nuls

2009-03-06T16:28:22Z

Rike: /* Inscrits/Attendees */

== Workshop La soudure pour les nuls ==
Initiation à la soudure pour la petite électronique.

Le 12 mars 2009, au tmplab de Vitry, de 20h à 23h.

* matériel: quel matériel pour quel usage ? Présentation du matériel de base. Tour d'horizon des gadgets utiles.
* préparer une session de soudure. Lire un schéma, gribouiller un schéma.
* processus: comment la soudure fonctionne ? Pourquoi celle du voisin est mieux ?
* et pratique: applications courantes: 7-8 montages simples

== Matériel à apporter ==
Si vous avez, apportez donc, en plusieurs exemplaires si possible :
* un fer à souder et de l'étain
* un bout de circuit imprimé cassé
* une troisième main (genre de pinces orientables avec une loupe)
* une pincette
* une petite pince coupante
* des piles
* un multimètre
* tout ce qui vous semble utile à priori pour l'atelier

== Inscrits/Attendees ==

* Charlot (dirlo) (apporte 3 fers)
* PhilPraxis
* pascale
* [[User:Kiniou|Kiniou]]
* <s>[[User:Hellekin|Hellekin]]</s> (désolé je ne serai pas là)
* [[User:Rike|Rike]] - un fer, une 3ème main, étain
* [[User:N4mu|Manu]] - mains dans les poches
* Nico - [http://www.selectronic.fr/article.asp?article_ref_entier=90.2130-1 une station de soudure]

[[Category:Workshop]]

User:Rike

2009-02-23T14:14:28Z

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2009-02-23T14:13:30Z

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Soudure pour les nuls

2009-02-23T14:12:57Z

Rike: /* Inscrits/Attendees */

== Workshop La soudure pour les nuls ==
Initiation à la soudure pour la petite électronique.

Le 12 mars 2009, au tmplab de Vitry, de 20h à 23h.

* matériel: quel matériel pour quel usage ? Présentation du matériel de base. Tour d'horizon des gadgets utiles.
* préparer une session de soudure. Lire un schéma, gribouiller un schéma.
* processus: comment la soudure fonctionne ? Pourquoi celle du voisin est mieux ?
* et pratique: applications courantes: 7-8 montages simples

== Matériel à apporter ==
Si vous avez, apportez donc, en plusieurs exemplaires si possible :
* un fer à souder et de l'étain
* un bout de circuit imprimé cassé
* une troisième main (genre de pinces orientables avec une loupe)
* une pincette
* une petite pince coupante
* des piles
* un multimètre
* tout ce qui vous semble utile à priori pour l'atelier

== Inscrits/Attendees ==

* Charlot (dirlo)
* PhilPraxis
* pascale
* [[User:Kiniou|Kiniou]]
* [[User:Hellekin|Hellekin]]
* [[User:Rike|Rike]]
* Manu

A little history of /tmp/lab

2008-12-16T19:52:49Z

Rike: /* Future */

= Genesis =
/tmp/lab started by several french people (Jeremie, Florian, Philippe, Benjamin, Xavier, Xeu, ...) meeting at the Chaos Communication Camp 2007. Everyone agreed that Paris was really lacking a Hacker Space. We then decided to create something when back in Paris and to call it "lelab" hence "lelab.fr".

The idea was to rent something by mutualizing costs and thus share this between all the Hacker Space Members.

Rent is hard in Paris, expensive. We got an offer 3 month later from a artist collective to have a artist space outside of Paris in the industrial suburb of Vitry Sur Seine. The space having a contract negotiated with the building owner and not a rent, and its distance from the center of Paris discouraged some people from the original group. Therefore, we named the new space with a different name so that when we'd find a correct spot in Paris, we'd be able to name it "Le Lab".

The little group composed of Xavier, Philippe, Sébastien, Rike, Florian and Nico took possession of the space, and after much cleaning transformed an underground workshop into an industrial-style hacker space in November-December 2007.

= Ideas =
However important -even vital- to develop a civil space for technology creation and research, we didn't want the lab to become a new institution.
The name ''/tmp/lab'' was inspired by the idea of the ''permatemp'', the temporary that stays in place but still, is temporary and nomadic in its concept, as well as the Unix tradition of Open Systems.
The goal was to provide an infrastructure first, as the respected "Hackerspace Patterns" presentation details, and let one thousand beautiful projects blossom in this fertile environment: Open Source, hardware, cultural and artistic events, activism, etc.
We wanted everyone to see the ''/tmp/lab'' and say "Oh.. it's simple, lets build one with my friends in my town."

= Development =
Just one year after the opening of the ''/tmp/lab'', a diversity of projects is now involved with the space, with many new people joining the group month by month or just naturally connected and cooperated. These projects are listed here in a semi-chronogical order:
* Boot party! :) and several other social events so far
* Several presentations to various conference, art students, biennale
* OpenPattern - Modular FPGA-based project with many /tmp/lab members
* OLPC France - One Laptop Per Child repair center
* Experimental biodiesel
* Dynamips-based SS7 experimentation lab with TSTF
* Circuit bending workshops
* OpenWRT routers tinkering and flashing, with two notable members of OpenWRT
* Consumer B Gone - Cell phone that blocks shopping cart wheels
* Hacker Space Fest - A conference+workshop+performance 6 day festival
* Chip imaging
* /tmp/usine - Reprap project
* Freedom not Fear + Church of Security demonstration in Paris
* Annale - "hacking+art" Contemporary Art Biennale with VSS
* /tmp/van - for mobile operations
We were also really pleased to see two friends open Hacker Spaces in Brussels and in Montreal.

= Future =
We recently started to get more connections to local associations, NGOs and journalists who support the idea on getting their privacy back. We are also looking more actively for a new space in Paris where it will be possible to develop many more projects.

A little history of /tmp/lab

2008-12-16T19:51:01Z

Rike: /* Development */

= Genesis =
/tmp/lab started by several french people (Jeremie, Florian, Philippe, Benjamin, Xavier, Xeu, ...) meeting at the Chaos Communication Camp 2007. Everyone agreed that Paris was really lacking a Hacker Space. We then decided to create something when back in Paris and to call it "lelab" hence "lelab.fr".

The idea was to rent something by mutualizing costs and thus share this between all the Hacker Space Members.

Rent is hard in Paris, expensive. We got an offer 3 month later from a artist collective to have a artist space outside of Paris in the industrial suburb of Vitry Sur Seine. The space having a contract negotiated with the building owner and not a rent, and its distance from the center of Paris discouraged some people from the original group. Therefore, we named the new space with a different name so that when we'd find a correct spot in Paris, we'd be able to name it "Le Lab".

The little group composed of Xavier, Philippe, Sébastien, Rike, Florian and Nico took possession of the space, and after much cleaning transformed an underground workshop into an industrial-style hacker space in November-December 2007.

= Ideas =
However important -even vital- to develop a civil space for technology creation and research, we didn't want the lab to become a new institution.
The name ''/tmp/lab'' was inspired by the idea of the ''permatemp'', the temporary that stays in place but still, is temporary and nomadic in its concept, as well as the Unix tradition of Open Systems.
The goal was to provide an infrastructure first, as the respected "Hackerspace Patterns" presentation details, and let one thousand beautiful projects blossom in this fertile environment: Open Source, hardware, cultural and artistic events, activism, etc.
We wanted everyone to see the ''/tmp/lab'' and say "Oh.. it's simple, lets build one with my friends in my town."

= Development =
Just one year after the opening of the ''/tmp/lab'', a diversity of projects is now involved with the space, with many new people joining the group month by month or just naturally connected and cooperated. These projects are listed here in a semi-chronogical order:
* Boot party! :) and several other social events so far
* Several presentations to various conference, art students, biennale
* OpenPattern - Modular FPGA-based project with many /tmp/lab members
* OLPC France - One Laptop Per Child repair center
* Experimental biodiesel
* Dynamips-based SS7 experimentation lab with TSTF
* Circuit bending workshops
* OpenWRT routers tinkering and flashing, with two notable members of OpenWRT
* Consumer B Gone - Cell phone that blocks shopping cart wheels
* Hacker Space Fest - A conference+workshop+performance 6 day festival
* Chip imaging
* /tmp/usine - Reprap project
* Freedom not Fear + Church of Security demonstration in Paris
* Annale - "hacking+art" Contemporary Art Biennale with VSS
* /tmp/van - for mobile operations
We were also really pleased to see two friends open Hacker Spaces in Brussels and in Montreal.

= Future =
We started recently to get more connection to local associations and offering some NGO, journalists and association some support on getting their privacy back. We are also looking more actively for a new space in Paris and will be developing many more projects.

A little history of /tmp/lab

2008-12-16T19:50:18Z

Rike: /* Development */

= Genesis =
/tmp/lab started by several french people (Jeremie, Florian, Philippe, Benjamin, Xavier, Xeu, ...) meeting at the Chaos Communication Camp 2007. Everyone agreed that Paris was really lacking a Hacker Space. We then decided to create something when back in Paris and to call it "lelab" hence "lelab.fr".

The idea was to rent something by mutualizing costs and thus share this between all the Hacker Space Members.

Rent is hard in Paris, expensive. We got an offer 3 month later from a artist collective to have a artist space outside of Paris in the industrial suburb of Vitry Sur Seine. The space having a contract negotiated with the building owner and not a rent, and its distance from the center of Paris discouraged some people from the original group. Therefore, we named the new space with a different name so that when we'd find a correct spot in Paris, we'd be able to name it "Le Lab".

The little group composed of Xavier, Philippe, Sébastien, Rike, Florian and Nico took possession of the space, and after much cleaning transformed an underground workshop into an industrial-style hacker space in November-December 2007.

= Ideas =
However important -even vital- to develop a civil space for technology creation and research, we didn't want the lab to become a new institution.
The name ''/tmp/lab'' was inspired by the idea of the ''permatemp'', the temporary that stays in place but still, is temporary and nomadic in its concept, as well as the Unix tradition of Open Systems.
The goal was to provide an infrastructure first, as the respected "Hackerspace Patterns" presentation details, and let one thousand beautiful projects blossom in this fertile environment: Open Source, hardware, cultural and artistic events, activism, etc.
We wanted everyone to see the ''/tmp/lab'' and say "Oh.. it's simple, lets build one with my friends in my town."

= Development =
Just one year after the opening of the ''/tmp/lab'', a diversity of projects is now involved with the space, with many new people joining the group month by month or just naturally connected and cooperated. These projects are listed here in a semi-chronogical order:
* Boot party! :) and several other social events so far
* Several presentations to various conference, art students, biennale
* OpenPattern - Modular FPGA-based project with many /tmp/lab members
* OLPC France - One Laptop Per Child local chapter
* Experimental biodiesel
* Dynamips-based SS7 experimentation lab with TSTF
* Circuit bending workshops
* OpenWRT routers tinkering and flashing, with two notable members of OpenWRT
* Consumer B Gone - Cell phone that blocks shopping cart wheels
* Hacker Space Fest - A conference+workshop+performance 6 day festival
* Chip imaging
* /tmp/usine - Reprap project here
* Freedom not Fear + Church of Security demonstration in Paris
* Annale - "hacking+art" Contemporary Art Biennale with VSS
* /tmp/van - for mobile operations
We were also really pleased to see two friends open Hacker Spaces in Brussels and in Montreal.

= Future =
We started recently to get more connection to local associations and offering some NGO, journalists and association some support on getting their privacy back. We are also looking more actively for a new space in Paris and will be developing many more projects.

A little history of /tmp/lab

2008-12-16T19:48:48Z

Rike: /* Ideas */

= Genesis =
/tmp/lab started by several french people (Jeremie, Florian, Philippe, Benjamin, Xavier, Xeu, ...) meeting at the Chaos Communication Camp 2007. Everyone agreed that Paris was really lacking a Hacker Space. We then decided to create something when back in Paris and to call it "lelab" hence "lelab.fr".

The idea was to rent something by mutualizing costs and thus share this between all the Hacker Space Members.

Rent is hard in Paris, expensive. We got an offer 3 month later from a artist collective to have a artist space outside of Paris in the industrial suburb of Vitry Sur Seine. The space having a contract negotiated with the building owner and not a rent, and its distance from the center of Paris discouraged some people from the original group. Therefore, we named the new space with a different name so that when we'd find a correct spot in Paris, we'd be able to name it "Le Lab".

The little group composed of Xavier, Philippe, Sébastien, Rike, Florian and Nico took possession of the space, and after much cleaning transformed an underground workshop into an industrial-style hacker space in November-December 2007.

= Ideas =
However important -even vital- to develop a civil space for technology creation and research, we didn't want the lab to become a new institution.
The name ''/tmp/lab'' was inspired by the idea of the ''permatemp'', the temporary that stays in place but still, is temporary and nomadic in its concept, as well as the Unix tradition of Open Systems.
The goal was to provide an infrastructure first, as the respected "Hackerspace Patterns" presentation details, and let one thousand beautiful projects blossom in this fertile environment: Open Source, hardware, cultural and artistic events, activism, etc.
We wanted everyone to see the ''/tmp/lab'' and say "Oh.. it's simple, lets build one with my friends in my town."

= Development =
Just one year after the opening of the /tmp/lab, projects blossomed here with many new people joining the group month by month or just naturally connected and cooperated. These projects are listed here in a semi-chronogical order:
* Boot party! :) and several other social events so far
* Several presentations to various conference, art students, biennale
* OpenPattern - Modular FPGA-based project with many /tmp/lab members
* OLPC France - One Laptop Per Child local chapter
* Experimental biodiesel
* Dynamips-based SS7 experimentation lab with TSTF
* Circuit bending workshops
* OpenWRT routers tinkering and flashing, with two notable members of OpenWRT
* Consumer B Gone - Cell phone that blocks shopping cart wheels
* Hacker Space Fest - A conference+workshop+performance 6 day festival
* Chip imaging
* /tmp/usine - Reprap project here
* Freedom not Fear + Church of Security demonstration in Paris
* Annale - "hacking+art" Contemporary Art Biennale with VSS
* /tmp/van - for mobile operations
We were also really pleased to see two friends open Hacker Spaces in Brussels and in Montreal.

= Future =
We started recently to get more connection to local associations and offering some NGO, journalists and association some support on getting their privacy back. We are also looking more actively for a new space in Paris and will be developing many more projects.

A little history of /tmp/lab

2008-12-16T19:46:06Z

Rike: /* Genesis */

= Genesis =
/tmp/lab started by several french people (Jeremie, Florian, Philippe, Benjamin, Xavier, Xeu, ...) meeting at the Chaos Communication Camp 2007. Everyone agreed that Paris was really lacking a Hacker Space. We then decided to create something when back in Paris and to call it "lelab" hence "lelab.fr".

The idea was to rent something by mutualizing costs and thus share this between all the Hacker Space Members.

Rent is hard in Paris, expensive. We got an offer 3 month later from a artist collective to have a artist space outside of Paris in the industrial suburb of Vitry Sur Seine. The space having a contract negotiated with the building owner and not a rent, and its distance from the center of Paris discouraged some people from the original group. Therefore, we named the new space with a different name so that when we'd find a correct spot in Paris, we'd be able to name it "Le Lab".

The little group composed of Xavier, Philippe, Sébastien, Rike, Florian and Nico took possession of the space, and after much cleaning transformed an underground workshop into an industrial-style hacker space in November-December 2007.

= Ideas =
However important -vital- to develop a civil space for technology creation and investigation, we didn't want the lab to become a new institution.
The name /tmp/lab came from this idea of the permatemp, the temporary that stays in place but still, is temporary and nomadic in its concept, as well as the Unix tradition of Open Systems.
The goal was to provide infrastructure first, as the respected "Hackerspace Patterns" presentation details, and let one thousand beautiful projects blossoms in this fertile environment: Open Source, hardware, cultural, events, artistic, activism, etc.
We wanted everyone to see the /tmp/lab and say "oh.. it's simple, lets build one with my friends in my town."

= Development =
Just one year after the opening of the /tmp/lab, projects blossomed here with many new people joining the group month by month or just naturally connected and cooperated. These projects are listed here in a semi-chronogical order:
* Boot party! :) and several other social events so far
* Several presentations to various conference, art students, biennale
* OpenPattern - Modular FPGA-based project with many /tmp/lab members
* OLPC France - One Laptop Per Child local chapter
* Experimental biodiesel
* Dynamips-based SS7 experimentation lab with TSTF
* Circuit bending workshops
* OpenWRT routers tinkering and flashing, with two notable members of OpenWRT
* Consumer B Gone - Cell phone that blocks shopping cart wheels
* Hacker Space Fest - A conference+workshop+performance 6 day festival
* Chip imaging
* /tmp/usine - Reprap project here
* Freedom not Fear + Church of Security demonstration in Paris
* Annale - "hacking+art" Contemporary Art Biennale with VSS
* /tmp/van - for mobile operations
We were also really pleased to see two friends open Hacker Spaces in Brussels and in Montreal.

= Future =
We started recently to get more connection to local associations and offering some NGO, journalists and association some support on getting their privacy back. We are also looking more actively for a new space in Paris and will be developing many more projects.

A little history of /tmp/lab

2008-12-16T19:43:47Z

Rike: /* Genesis */

= Genesis =
/tmp/lab started by several french people (Jeremie, Florian, Philippe, Benjamin, Xavier, Xeu, ...) meeting at the Chaos Communication Camp 2007. Everyone agreed that Paris was really lacking a Hacker Space. We then decided to create something when back in Paris and to call it "lelab" hence "lelab.fr".

The idea was to rent something by mutualizing costs and thus share this between all the Hacker Space Members.

Rent is hard in Paris, expensive. We got an offer 3 month later from a artist collective to have a artist space outside of Paris in the industrial suburb of Vitry Sur Seine. This space being some artist space negotiated with the building owner and not a rent, and its distance from the center of Paris discouraged some people from the original team. Therefore, we named the new space with a different name so that when we'd find a correct spot in Paris, we'd be able to name it "Le Lab".

So the little group composed of Xavier, Philippe, Rikeko, Florian and Nico took possession of the space, and after much cleaning transformed an underground workshop into an industrial-style hacker space in November-December 2007.

= Ideas =
However important -vital- to develop a civil space for technology creation and investigation, we didn't want the lab to become a new institution.
The name /tmp/lab came from this idea of the permatemp, the temporary that stays in place but still, is temporary and nomadic in its concept, as well as the Unix tradition of Open Systems.
The goal was to provide infrastructure first, as the respected "Hackerspace Patterns" presentation details, and let one thousand beautiful projects blossoms in this fertile environment: Open Source, hardware, cultural, events, artistic, activism, etc.
We wanted everyone to see the /tmp/lab and say "oh.. it's simple, lets build one with my friends in my town."

= Development =
Just one year after the opening of the /tmp/lab, projects blossomed here with many new people joining the group month by month or just naturally connected and cooperated. These projects are listed here in a semi-chronogical order:
* Boot party! :) and several other social events so far
* Several presentations to various conference, art students, biennale
* OpenPattern - Modular FPGA-based project with many /tmp/lab members
* OLPC France - One Laptop Per Child local chapter
* Experimental biodiesel
* Dynamips-based SS7 experimentation lab with TSTF
* Circuit bending workshops
* OpenWRT routers tinkering and flashing, with two notable members of OpenWRT
* Consumer B Gone - Cell phone that blocks shopping cart wheels
* Hacker Space Fest - A conference+workshop+performance 6 day festival
* Chip imaging
* /tmp/usine - Reprap project here
* Freedom not Fear + Church of Security demonstration in Paris
* Annale - "hacking+art" Contemporary Art Biennale with VSS
* /tmp/van - for mobile operations
We were also really pleased to see two friends open Hacker Spaces in Brussels and in Montreal.

= Future =
We started recently to get more connection to local associations and offering some NGO, journalists and association some support on getting their privacy back. We are also looking more actively for a new space in Paris and will be developing many more projects.

A little history of /tmp/lab

2008-12-16T19:43:02Z

Rike: /* Genesis */

= Genesis =
/tmp/lab started by several french people (Jeremie, Florian, Philippe, Benjamin, Xavier, Xeu, ...) meeting at the Chaos Communication Camp 2007. Everyone agreed that a parisian Hacker Space was really lacking. We then decided to create something when back in Paris call it "lelab" hence "lelab.fr".

The idea was to rent something by mutualizing costs and thus share this between all the Hacker Space Members.

Rent is hard in Paris, expensive. We got an offer 3 month later from a artist collective to have a artist space outside of Paris in the industrial suburb of Vitry Sur Seine. This space being some artist space negotiated with the building owner and not a rent, and its distance from the center of Paris discouraged some people from the original team. Therefore, we named the new space with a different name so that when we'd find a correct spot in Paris, we'd be able to name it "Le Lab".

So the little group composed of Xavier, Philippe, Rikeko, Florian and Nico took possession of the space, and after much cleaning transformed an underground workshop into an industrial-style hacker space in November-December 2007.

= Ideas =
However important -vital- to develop a civil space for technology creation and investigation, we didn't want the lab to become a new institution.
The name /tmp/lab came from this idea of the permatemp, the temporary that stays in place but still, is temporary and nomadic in its concept, as well as the Unix tradition of Open Systems.
The goal was to provide infrastructure first, as the respected "Hackerspace Patterns" presentation details, and let one thousand beautiful projects blossoms in this fertile environment: Open Source, hardware, cultural, events, artistic, activism, etc.
We wanted everyone to see the /tmp/lab and say "oh.. it's simple, lets build one with my friends in my town."

= Development =
Just one year after the opening of the /tmp/lab, projects blossomed here with many new people joining the group month by month or just naturally connected and cooperated. These projects are listed here in a semi-chronogical order:
* Boot party! :) and several other social events so far
* Several presentations to various conference, art students, biennale
* OpenPattern - Modular FPGA-based project with many /tmp/lab members
* OLPC France - One Laptop Per Child local chapter
* Experimental biodiesel
* Dynamips-based SS7 experimentation lab with TSTF
* Circuit bending workshops
* OpenWRT routers tinkering and flashing, with two notable members of OpenWRT
* Consumer B Gone - Cell phone that blocks shopping cart wheels
* Hacker Space Fest - A conference+workshop+performance 6 day festival
* Chip imaging
* /tmp/usine - Reprap project here
* Freedom not Fear + Church of Security demonstration in Paris
* Annale - "hacking+art" Contemporary Art Biennale with VSS
* /tmp/van - for mobile operations
We were also really pleased to see two friends open Hacker Spaces in Brussels and in Montreal.

= Future =
We started recently to get more connection to local associations and offering some NGO, journalists and association some support on getting their privacy back. We are also looking more actively for a new space in Paris and will be developing many more projects.

TShirt Designs

2008-05-24T11:25:04Z

Rike: New page: Est-ce que il y a les logos qui sont sur le site hackfest.net en grande résolution quelquepart ?

Est-ce que il y a les logos qui sont sur le site hackfest.net en grande résolution quelquepart ?

HSF Things to get

2008-05-24T09:25:08Z

Rike: /* Food & Drink */

Put here all your requirement for things that are absolutely necessary.

= General equipment =
* Red ribbon / security ribbon (for Physical Security Group)
* Extincteurs * 6 unités (for Physical Security Group)
* Gaffer
* Mattresses / Matelas * 8 unités (for Sleep Group)
** Ok David B. : 1 Futon, 1 Mousse, 1 sommier normal
** Ok [[User:Phil|Phil_praxis]] : 1 normal
** Ok Barbara : 1 matelas, a prendre Samedi 24 Mai
* Sofa or better, massage table? (Massage group)
* Clean sheets (a good set of them to change them often)
* Pillows? (for Massage group)
* Power cords (for Hardware group)
* Sleeping Rooms (for Sleep group)
** OK from Melissa: 1 room for 15 - 20 people
* Safe & quiet place (for Safety and Security group)

= Helpdesk / Infodesk =
* Printer for Badges
* Heat plastic laminator
** OK from Phil_praxis: 1 unit
* Pochette à plastifier format carte/photo * 400 unités (for Entrance/Badging)
* Xerox copier
* Paper
* Marker
* Whiteboard * 4 units
** OK from /tmp/lab: 3 units here
* Web wiki
** OK from /tmp/lab: http://www.tmplab.org/wiki/index.php and http://www.hackerspace.net/

= Food & Drink =
* jar thermos
* Coffee brewing machine
* Coffee, tea supplies, Sugar
* what about the beer? => il y a des futs qu'on peut utiliser sans tireuse, ca me paraît pas mal
* Mugs / Glasses / couverts (Throwable? Reusable? Discuss alternatives) => is there a possibility to wash the dishes ?
* Kitchen ware (casseroles, trucs pour préparer des tartes, Couteaux, Torchons, Eponges)
* Microwave (pour rechauffer les tartes)
* Frigo
** OK 6Bis: dans l'espace d'expo
* Four / Plaques
** OK 6Bis: dans l'espace d'expo

= Conference / Workshop equipment =
* Microphone (for Conference Group)
** OK: [[User:Phil|Phil_praxis]] : 1 handheld quality mike
* Sound system (for Conference Group, Perf+Music Group)
** OK from JNM: 4 amplis 2*150 W Pro Rack 1U, bridgeables en 1*300 Sans enceintes. A prendre en voiture avant 10 Juin.
** Maybe from Ced: See with NWK
* Video Projector * 2 (for Conference Group)
** OK from JNM: 2 VP
* Long distance VGA cable (for Conference Group)
** Maybe OK from Florian: KVM cables connected together, need to test
** Maybe OK from Seb: lots VGA cables connected together, need to test
* Tables * 30 units (for Workshop group)
* Chairs * 50 - 100 units (for Workshop group)
* Bancs * 30 units (for Conference group)
* Spots / Lights (for Performance Group)
* Car transportation for Emmanuel Sound System prior to the HSF
* FM Transmitter (for Placard & Performances)
** OK: [[User:Phil|Phil_praxis]], 1 unit
* Headphones (for Placard)
* Headphone splitter (for Placard)

= Performances =
* Car wreck (for Kruno+Phil group)

= Video =
* Video Cameras * 2 units
* Streaming server
* HD space for recording
* Other person with Freebox
* ma tv perso streaming setup

= IT & Network equipment =
* 24 ports Ethernet switches (IT Group) * 8 units
* Servers
* 10 meters RJ45 cables * 20 units
* 50 meters RJ45 cables * 4 units

= Not absolutely necessary =
* Hamac

HSF Things to get

2008-05-24T09:23:50Z

Rike: /* Food & Drink */

Put here all your requirement for things that are absolutely necessary.

= General equipment =
* Red ribbon / security ribbon (for Physical Security Group)
* Extincteurs * 6 unités (for Physical Security Group)
* Gaffer
* Mattresses / Matelas * 8 unités (for Sleep Group)
** Ok David B. : 1 Futon, 1 Mousse, 1 sommier normal
** Ok [[User:Phil|Phil_praxis]] : 1 normal
** Ok Barbara : 1 matelas, a prendre Samedi 24 Mai
* Sofa or better, massage table? (Massage group)
* Clean sheets (a good set of them to change them often)
* Pillows? (for Massage group)
* Power cords (for Hardware group)
* Sleeping Rooms (for Sleep group)
** OK from Melissa: 1 room for 15 - 20 people
* Safe & quiet place (for Safety and Security group)

= Helpdesk / Infodesk =
* Printer for Badges
* Heat plastic laminator
** OK from Phil_praxis: 1 unit
* Pochette à plastifier format carte/photo * 400 unités (for Entrance/Badging)
* Xerox copier
* Paper
* Marker
* Whiteboard * 4 units
** OK from /tmp/lab: 3 units here
* Web wiki
** OK from /tmp/lab: http://www.tmplab.org/wiki/index.php and http://www.hackerspace.net/

= Food & Drink =
* jar thermos
* Coffee brewing machine
* Coffee, tea supplies, Sugar
* Mugs / Glasses / couverts (Throwable? Reusable? Discuss alternatives) => is there a possibility to wash the dishes ?
* Kitchen ware (casseroles, trucs pour préparer des tartes, Couteaux, Torchons, Eponges)
* Microwave ?
* Frigo
** OK 6Bis: dans l'espace d'expo
* Four / Plaques
** OK 6Bis: dans l'espace d'expo

= Conference / Workshop equipment =
* Microphone (for Conference Group)
** OK: [[User:Phil|Phil_praxis]] : 1 handheld quality mike
* Sound system (for Conference Group, Perf+Music Group)
** OK from JNM: 4 amplis 2*150 W Pro Rack 1U, bridgeables en 1*300 Sans enceintes. A prendre en voiture avant 10 Juin.
** Maybe from Ced: See with NWK
* Video Projector * 2 (for Conference Group)
** OK from JNM: 2 VP
* Long distance VGA cable (for Conference Group)
** Maybe OK from Florian: KVM cables connected together, need to test
** Maybe OK from Seb: lots VGA cables connected together, need to test
* Tables * 30 units (for Workshop group)
* Chairs * 50 - 100 units (for Workshop group)
* Bancs * 30 units (for Conference group)
* Spots / Lights (for Performance Group)
* Car transportation for Emmanuel Sound System prior to the HSF
* FM Transmitter (for Placard & Performances)
** OK: [[User:Phil|Phil_praxis]], 1 unit
* Headphones (for Placard)
* Headphone splitter (for Placard)

= Performances =
* Car wreck (for Kruno+Phil group)

= Video =
* Video Cameras * 2 units
* Streaming server
* HD space for recording
* Other person with Freebox
* ma tv perso streaming setup

= IT & Network equipment =
* 24 ports Ethernet switches (IT Group) * 8 units
* Servers
* 10 meters RJ45 cables * 20 units
* 50 meters RJ45 cables * 4 units

= Not absolutely necessary =
* Hamac