Brmlab July 2013

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Má nějaký počitač v brmlabu weekly jadro?
by timothyhobbs＠seznam.cz 28 Jul '13

28 Jul '13

Ahoj, mám btrfs na ssd který nebutuje(externí USB chassi na to mám). Prý potřebuji to namountovat na nějaký počítač který má weekly build kernel. Má to nějaký počítač v brmlabu? Tim PS. SILNĚ NEDOPORUČUJÍ BTRFS!!!! S kurvnul se to již po třetí za 6 měsíců! (za 6 let mě ext3 ani jedno nedal problém)

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Mysi rezy
by Petr Baudis 25 Jul '13

25 Jul '13

Mili brmlabaci, do brmlabu pribyla sbirka rezu mysi - nejedna se o dezert, ale o celkem velkou sbirku sklicek s rezmi ruznymi tkanemi mysi, ve kterych jsou navic typicky ruzne casti chemicky obarvene. Jedna se o pomerne vzacnou vec (zapujcena od chido), proto prosime o ohleduplne zachazeni, udrzujte sbirku za kazdych okolnosti kompletni a po mikroskopicke examinaci ji vracejte do biolabu. Happy examining, Petr "Pasky" Baudis

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[https-everywhere-notification@eff.org: How HTTPS Everywhere affects brmlab.cz]
by Petr Baudis 25 Jul '13

25 Jul '13

----- Forwarded message from HTTPS Everywhere Project <https-everywhere-notification(a)eff.org> ----- Date: Wed, 24 Jul 2013 16:39:06 -0700 (PDT) From: HTTPS Everywhere Project <https-everywhere-notification(a)eff.org> To: pasky(a)ucw.cz, webmaster(a)brmlab.cz Subject: How HTTPS Everywhere affects brmlab.cz Message-Id: <20130724233906.546BE8003036(a)web2.eff.org> Hi, You're receiving this note because brmlab.cz is part of our HTTPS Everywhere browser extension, and an upcoming change to the way Firefox handles HTTPS pages may cause your site to display or function incorrectly. We want to make sure that the nearly 3 million HTTPS Everywhere users have the best possible experience while browsing, so we're asking you to please take a minute and test how your site behaves in Firefox 23. 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We urge you review the rules affecting your site and also to test it using HTTPS Everywhere with the upcoming version of Firefox.** *NEW FIREFOX CONTENT SECURITY POLICY*: In the upcoming Firefox 23 browser release, due out the week of August 6, Firefox will stop loading certain "active" content such as scripts and stylesheets from insecure http:// URLs if they've been included from a secure https:// site. If the HTTPS Everywhere rules send users to the secure version of your site but the secure version includes some content loaded over an insecure connetion, the rendering of your site may become broken for Firefox users with HTTPS Everywhere installed after they upgrade to Firefox 23. You can check this by downloading a preview release of Firefox 23, installing HTTPS Everywhere, and visiting your site. We urge all web site operators to protect their users by making sure that all site content is always loaded over a secure connection. 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So, we encourage webmasters to test the effect of HTTPS Everywhere on their sites and fix any problems that result -- ideally, by making sure that all resources that make up a site are available over HTTPS, using a current, valid certificate. Although we only include rules that we've been told and believe work properly, we can't always anticipate whether a rule adversely affects a site, especially if the site's URL structure, use of CDNs, or level of HTTPS support changes over time. We are always happy to receive bug reports, updates, and fixes to HTTPS Everywhere rules. We will also make rules inactive by default if a site operator asks us to. Although we are working for a web where all sites are secure, we are not trying to use this software to force sites to use HTTPS against their operators' wishes. You can send any corrections, updates, or requests to https-everywhere-rules(a)eff.org (which is a public and publicly-archived mailing list), or by replying to this e-mail address. 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biolab projekt - info pro presentaci na OHM
by Frantisek Apfelbeck 24 Jul '13

24 Jul '13

Zdravim ve spolek, Dodelavam ted presentaci na OHM "Hacker housepets for the next millennium". Chtel bych uvest Brmlab jako jedno z komunitnich bio-hacker center, doufam, ze je to v poradku. Mel bych par dotazu abych se dostal lepe do obrazu. Vim, ze rada odpovedi jsou online (cerpal jsem napriklad zde, ale myslim, ze je to spise o puvodnim biolabu, nova mistnost tam jeste asi neni ze?) https://www.brmlab.cz/project/biolab ale nekdy neni lehke je najit a nejsem si jist zda jsou presne, takze zde je par otazecek. Dotazy: - cil je stale stejny - poskytnuti pristupu do bio-labu lidem co maji zajem o experimentalni biologii a pomoci jim porozumnet a zlvadnou zakladni techniky molekularni biologie, mikrobiologie atd.? - sbirka na novy lab byla skrze donace, ale nikolik crowd sourcing, je to tak? Mohu se zeptat kolik se nakonec vybralo? Mate odhad kolik vas budou stat mesicni vydaje? - jak to vidite s "applied research"? Tim myslim spise prakticky, na projekticky aplikovatelny vyzkum oproti edukativnimu charakteru. - kolik je ted priblizne lidi kolem bio labu? - muzete zminit jeden ci dva projekty (timelapse hrasku uz je in :-)) Nu to by byl tak zaklad, budu se tesit na viedenou at OHM a moc dik za jakekoliv info! Ahoj Frantisek PS Urcite se chci stavit v Biolabu az budu v Praze po OHM, specielne me zajimaji vase plany ohledne experimentalniho inkubatoru. Frantisek Algoldor Apfelbeck biotechnologist&kvasir and hacker http://www.frantisekapfelbeck.org "There is no way to peace, peace is the way." Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi

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používat technické troubu (cs) / using a technical oven (en)
by Mario Lombardo 23 Jul '13

23 Jul '13

(cs) Zdar BRMlabčky! Chci používat technické trouby. Musím se "vařit" motherboard k mému MacBooku Pro podle této internetové adrese. Může někdo mi dovolte použít takovou troubu (univerzita?)? Myslím, že 160-190°C, je stačí. Díky! /mario Hi BRM! I'd like to use a technical oven. I must "cook" (reball) the graphics chip of my logic board in my MacBook Pro as per this link. Can anyone let me use such an oven, like at a university? A range of 160-190°C, should be enough. Thanks! /mario

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Tydenni prehled udalosti / Weekly overview of events
by noreply＠brmlab.cz 22 Jul '13

22 Jul '13

Udalosti v brmlabu tento tyden: Events taking place in brmlab this week: 25.7.2013 20:15 - http://brmlab.cz/event/sondereport

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Dreamups Makers GANG! - there is a spot for you
by Evelina Zubrickaite 19 Jul '13

19 Jul '13

Hey Guys! How are you doing? :) We, Dreamups.org, want to remind you about the place where maker spaces worldwide make magic and meet up together to exchange ideas and share their projects ! It's here: www.dreamups.org/maps. We know you like challenges. We provide you some too. Check one related with sustainable ENERGY http://www.dreamups.org/challenge By submitting your energy innovation you can be taken with us to Ghana where communities worldwide will start using your innovation! :) Wouldn't be great to make people know about your creations? Simple steps: 1) create an account www.dreamups.org/connect 2) let me know 3) in one minute you are with the 'gang of makers' ;) Woohoo, how simply we can Impact! -- *Evelina Zubrickaite* Community manager email: evelina(a)dreamups.org web: www.dreamups.org phone: +45 719 7783

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International Hackerspace Collaboration
by Asociatia Level 19 Jul '13

19 Jul '13

Hello! My name is Corneliu Paval, and I represent a Romanian NGO named "Asociatia LEVEL" ("LEVEL Association").Our association is focused on working with young intellectuals on a wide range of cultural, academic and scientific activities(academic debate, after-school programs, social awareness seminars, judicial system one on one training, basic training in Computer Science and IT, etc). Towards those ends, we're currently trying start up a hackerspace in our hometown of Iasi and we're looking into obtaining funding through a Norway/EEA Grant. In order to increase our eligibility we are looking to seek out and network with any individuals or organizations that are involved in the hackerspace scene throughout the European Union and northern states. That being said, any means of counsel or feedback would be greatly appreciated. Yours sincerely , Corneliu Paval

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Fwd: raspi in the microwave
by Pavol Rusnak 17 Jul '13

17 Jul '13

Skvely napad! -------- Original Message -------- Subject: raspi in the microwave Date: Wed, 17 Jul 2013 20:16:24 +0200 From: Panagiotis Palias <panagos81(a)gmail.com> To: public(a)lists.base48.cz Just an idea :) http://madebynathan.com/2013/07/10/raspberry-pi-powered-microwave/

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3ware raid radic
by Pavel Ruzicka 17 Jul '13

17 Jul '13

nemel byste nekdo na pujceni SATA RAID radic "3ware 9650se"? tak na tyden dva. -- e-mail: ruza(a)ruza.eu www: http://ruza.eu http://brmlab.cz

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