Do I need to buy a ticket to attend?
Maker Faire Bay Area Returns
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Re: Maker Faire Bay Area Returns
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#63Something very specific that's been on my mind for years: I used to occasionally go to a hacker space in SF called Noisebridge. They had a couple textbooks there, but one was this insanely cool almanac of various circuits that can be used to create different devices. On the off chance that someone here goes to that hacker space or knows what I'm talking about, I'd be thrilled to know the name of that textbook.
Library: https://www.librarything.com/catalog/noisebridge/yourlibrary
Book: https://www.librarything.com/work/33236/book/219759585
Re: Maker Faire Bay Area Returns
#64Something very specific that's been on my mind for years: I used to occasionally go to a hacker space in SF called Noisebridge. They had a couple textbooks there, but one was this insanely cool almanac of various circuits that can be used to create different devices. On the off chance that someone here goes to that hacker space or knows what I'm talking about, I'd be thrilled to know the name of that textbook.
Was it the Encyclopaedia of Electronic Circuits by Leo Sands? They have their library posted online if you want to see what they have. Library: https://www.librarything.com/catalog/noisebridge/yourlibrary Book: https://www.librarything.com/work/33236/book/219759585
Re: Maker Faire Bay Area Returns
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#66Earlier quoted context omitted.
Wow that's an amazing lineup! Sad I can't go, I'd love to see all those talks. I'll have to keep an eye on this for next year.
Sold out anyway apparently, so nobody can go unless they already have tickets.