12 Jun 2023
1. Scan
2. Design
3. 3D print
4. Enjoy a perfect fit!
The meter reader project is in progress! It starts with a perfect mounting bracket for an ESP32.
Stay tuned!
#HacklabTo #makers #DIY #Toronto #opensource #3Dprinting #design #community #esp32steamakers
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27 May 2023
A glimpse at our next generation of makers enjoying @Doors_OpenTO 🎮
#DOT23 #doorsopentoronto #makers #toronto #hacklabTo #DIY
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27 May 2023
We are live! @Doors_OpenTO
Swing by for a visit!
#DOT23 #doorsopen #Toronto #HacklabTo #makers #doorsopen2023
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23 May 2023
1 week remaining before opening our doors to @Doors_OpenTO and showcasing Toronto as a city of sound!
See you May 27 & 28!
#DOT23 #DoorsOpenToronto2023 #Toronto #hacklabTo
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19 May 2023
Member project, custom lightsaber!
Well done !!!
#makers #3Dprinting #Jedi #adafruit #Toronto #hacklabTo #opensource
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15 Mar 2023
Furnal Equinox 2023, we are boarding!
@hacklabto Artemis Spaceship Bridge Simulator is deploying @FurnalEquinox this Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Drop in for a pick-up game, or register your crew for a group session!
#FE2023 #Furnal2023 #furnalequinox2023 #Toronto
ALT Artemis is a real-time Co-Op computer game. Players work together in the roles of Captain, Helm, Science, Communication, Engineering, and Weapon Control. Operate the ship, take on missions and defend against other hostile ships. Learn more at: https://furnal-equinox-2023-tales-from-the-taver.sessionize.com/session/442964
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25 Jan 2023
Refinement of our intergalactic spaceship control center. 🚀
Stay tuned for the rhythms! 🎶
#makers #scifi #DIY #Toronto #HacklabTo #techno #music #hackers #electronicmusic
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7 Jan 2023
Automated PCB assembly is ongoing at the lab! ⚙️
Great work from the members!
#makers #DIY #PCB #opensource #Toronto #HacklabTo #PCBuild #technology #Automation
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31 Dec 2022
Hacky new year 2023 to all makers of this world!
#HappyNewYear #makers #hackers #hacklabTo #tech #community #opensource #electronics #Hacking #Toronto
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24 Nov 2022
The lab has been enLIGHTened this week !!!
Amazing collaborative work from our members!
#Hacking #makers #DIY #HacklabTo #Toronto #opensource #OpenScience #Hackingtime
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27 Jul 2022
#AlanMajer breaks down all things #NFTS in Chapter 8! A member of the local “maker” scene, he frequents spaces like @HackLabTO & @InterAccessTO. He is the founder of bit.ly/3OoVF6I & holds an MBA from @McGillU. Purchase now: bit.ly/3OiWa21
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28 Jun 2021
That's an even LESS productive discussion than the beef itself.
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28 Jun 2021
ETA: one last thing. When someone wants to beef, rather than talk, it's not a kindness to beef back at them, especially if you have a lot of Twitter followers. Instead, that's a way to get them deluged with comments from other people (whom you have no control over).
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28 Jun 2021
I do my utmost to have good and useful discussions on Twitter. I also do my utmost to clear my timeline of people who are at cross-purposes to that.
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28 Jun 2021
In the end, life is - as mentioned - short.
Discussions about how to use twitter are not useful. Trying to have a discussion with someone who indicates that their purpose is to make you know you are WRONG and should feel BAD is also not useful.
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28 Jun 2021
Nor does it rely upon demonstrably untrue statements about whether EN is being substituted for CT, when it 100% is, all over the world, to the much-publicized dismay of epidemiologists.
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28 Jun 2021
A good and substantive debate isn't about ancient grievances, or the sullied honor of hardworking people, or whether tweet threads are good or bad, or nonsequiturs about Singapore's (abysmal) human rights record
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28 Jun 2021
There are good, substantive debates to be had about the role of automated exposure notification in contact tracing, but the debates should be
a) Good, and
b) Substantive
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28 Jun 2021
But also (and more importantly), by epidemiologists, including Google's most senior epidemiologist who wrote a letter to the editor in Locus expressing his thanks for the column in question
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28 Jun 2021
The position that apps are at best only marginally helpful and at worst are actively bad for epidemiological containment is hardly unique to me - it's a critique that's been made by eminent computer scientists with policy backgrounds: brookings.edu/techstream/ina…
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