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Ok found it http://e-space.wikia.com/wiki/E-Space_Project_Wiki On 19/01/14 23:10, Paul Sutton wrote: > Hi Trevor > > What is the url of the website ? please :- > > Google comes up with > > > http://hackerspaces.org/wiki/E-Space suggests this is the website but > then clicking on the link in the text gives a word press page > with > "Apologies, but no results were found for the requested archive. Perhaps > searching will help find a related post.." > > Paul > > > > On 19/01/14 23:01, Trevor Sharp wrote: >> Now I know this is not a pure Linux item, or even Raspberry Pi-ish, >> but the Exeter Hackspace group, E-Space, are an interesting bunch and >> there are obvious cross-overs. >> >> So I thought I would pass on details of their next meeting, the second >> E-Space workshop is on February 1st, 10AM, Exeter Library. >> >> The event is open to all, and is intended to provide a basic practical >> introduction to cryptography. We'll be looking at PGP, XMPP/OTR, >> XMPP/Jingle/zRTP, AES for storing and sending files in a safe manner, >> tunneling over Tor and SSH and everything that they think you'll find >> useful. >> >> They regularly run pub nights every Friday. Basically, a chance to be >> social with other hackers and share ideas, in lieu of having an open >> space. They love to see stuff being demo'd, whether it's a cool >> software, interesting research or fun hardware. There's free wifi, >> which comes in very handy when you suddenly need to know exactly how a >> protocol works. The Farmers Union (Next to the clock tower, on Queen >> Street) are really cool about us being there, and have not minded >> people pulling apart braille laptops on the table, messing around with >> RFID gear, working on Arduino projects.. and I think someone once >> brought in a microcopter? As long as you're not doing anything >> illegal, disruptive or using tools other than a screwdriver (and we >> keep buying food and drink) they're cool. >> >> Run every Friday, from 6PM through to usually about 8, though >> sometimes longer if there's a bunch of people, or shorter if no-one >> turns up. >> >> Following the ServerHacking workshop, they've done a rebrand of all of >> the online materials to match. Now @e_spaceproject on Twitter, >> e-spaceproject on google groups, and a wiki at >> http://e-space.wikia.com. Most usefully an up to date website at >> http://espaceproject.org.uk, which also serves copies of the notes and >> presentations from our workshops. >> >> They're looking forward to the Exeter Library 'Fab Lab' hackerspace, >> especially since it looks like they'll be able to hire it for more >> hardware-oriented workshops. In the meantime, come to the Cryptoparty >> workshop on February 1st, bring anyone you know who could benefit from >> learning more about encryption, who you'd like to be able to swap >> encrypted data with or who you think might have fun! All ages welcome, >> it's a public event which won't cost you a penny - though you'll need >> a laptop and some other stuff - details on our website! >> > -- -- http://www.zleap.net http://www.linkedin.com/pub/paul-sutton/36/595/911 Torbay Raspberry Pi Jam 15th Feb 2014 - http://dcglug.drogon.net/torbay-pi-jam/ I am committed to safeguarding children, young people and vulnerable groups and expect any school or establishment I am involved with to share this commitment. -- The Mailing List for the Devon & Cornwall LUG http://mailman.dclug.org.uk/listinfo/list FAQ: http://www.dcglug.org.uk/listfaq