1.
Examples of who your Hackerspace might be for
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Computer hackers
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Hardware hackers
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Food hackers
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Metalwork hackers
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Chem hackers
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Textile hackers
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Multimedia hackers
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UAV hackers
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2.
Here’s an example of physical needs you may have on your list:
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220 power
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Running water
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Ventilation
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Concrete floor
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Natural light
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Darkroom and darkroom
supplies (have your photo hacker make a list)
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Air conditioned room
for servers
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Area for physical hack
projects
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Sound proof room for
audio/video recording/editing
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24/7 Access
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Spray paint booth
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Place to put a car
lift
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3.
Examples of where your Hackerspace can be:
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A mixed use commercial
space
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A garage
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An art studio
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A rental space you can
(legally!) customize
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An industrial
warehouse
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A storefront location
downtown
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4.
Get this stuff organized so you can get hacking:
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Making a floor plan
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Painting the walls
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Making cleanup rules
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Internet/wifi
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Moving in desks
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Implementing a safety
program
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Setting up an alarm
system
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Setting up the website
and social media (Twitter/FB/Flickr/YouTube/UStream)
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Installing proper
wiring, ventilation
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Fixing stuff in the
space (bathroom, windows, etc.)
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Wednesday, January 28, 2015
Checklist for Starting a HackLab
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