During Software Freedom Day, we’ll be celebrating the merits of Free software (free as in Freedom, we ask you to pay for your food and drinks).
During the event, there was a live stream. Recording are being made available in the days after the event, and can be watched on the peerTube instance, or directly in this post.
at the end of the day we will have a BBQ there will be vegetarian and meat option for 15 euro/plate and a budget-friendly sandwich with köfte for 5 euro please register on this form
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Bonjour à toi, je suis zarev et je vous guiderai dans la transformation de votre ancien ordinateur en serveur domestique, à remplacer des services propriétaires par des applications libres et open source.
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In this talk I will present FFglitch, a multimedia bitstream editor. As a former FFmpeg developer, I was always amazed by the glitches that were created when we got something wrong in the code. But since those glitches were considered bugs, and not features, we had to fix the bugs and get rid of the glitches. FFglitch was born as a project where those glitches are features, and not bugs. FFglitch leverages the FFmpeg codebase to turn decoders into bitstream editors. It allows precise editing of bitstream values, along with built-in scripting support, real-time input from HID and MIDI controllers, and network communication. Incredibly overengineered and vastly underdocumented since its inception, this glitch art project is finding new uses in codec vulnerability research.
Bio: Hi, I’m Ramiro Polla.
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Erik will get creative with Python, and build some scripts, for example to track changes on a website and send a screenshot when certain changes happen
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Dimitri is demonstrating how to run Node-RED in a webcontainer.
During this presentation, the following topics will be discussed:
For participants of Software Freedom Day, Huion is challenging you to create a digital artwork using FOSS software (Krita, GIMP, Inkscape, Blender, FreeCAD, MyPaint, Tux Paint, …) expressing the joys or importance of Software Freedom. More details and submissions on the Digital Freedoms website!
Notice: age is taken in account. Contributions of all ages are welcomed!
Visit the hackerspace electronics lab to see some cool projects in the works
Play Tux Racer, SuperTux or one of the other cool FOSS games on our arcade box.
Located in a historical office building, HSBXL is a collaborative community space of about 170 square meters. It's a place for creative and constructive hackers of all kinds – tech enthusiasts, tinkerers, artists, and anyone interested in pushing the boundaries of technology.
There's a workshop area, a decent electronics lab with over 9000 components, a couple of 3D printers, a library, and lots of tools in our “heavy corner”.
You're always welcome to come over and follow one of the workshops or attend the weekly Tuesday meetings, co-working days, hack nights, or other events.
Curious about what of kind tools, devices, and machines we have in our space? Read more on our tools page.