Website Links
Here are some websites I've found that I feel are worth visiting.
- Air-Stream Wireless
- Dorkbot Adelaide
- Hackerspace Adelaide
- ASSA Radio Astronomy Group
- Little-Scale - stuff about things
- What Smoke?
- Greenfyre’s - Climate Denier Myths
- Astronomical Society of South Australia (ASSA)
- Australian Network for Art and Technology
- Technology Industry Association
- LinuxSA
Air-Stream Wireless
Air-Stream Wireless is a non-profit community group who use wireless in combination with free and open source technologies to deploy a Wide Area Network (WAN) that supports community participation, local content and communications.
DYI Technology Special Interest Websites
- Little-Scale - stuff about things
- Circuit Geek Website
- David Rowe's Website
- Make magazine - devoted entirely to DIY technology projects
- Techlib - technical library
- Hack a Day
- NYC Resistor is a hacker collective
- hardhack.org is wonderful two day hands-on Hardware Hacking event held yearly in Berlin.
- DIY Fusors Accelerators and crazy projects producing dangerous ionising radiation.
Adelaide Hackerspace
If your interested in technology and having a place to go to make stuff and also meet other people making stuff in Adelaide help get it all happening by joining the mail list at Google Group Hackerspace Adelaide
Now also on Facebook.
Dorkbot Adelaide
NEW! - Dorkbot Adelaide Forum
Each dorkbot is different and is driven by the needs and interests of people in the local community. But generally, the main goals of dorkbot are: to create an informal, friendly environment in which people can talk about the work they’re doing and to foster discussion about that work; to help bring together people from different backgrounds who are interested in similar things; to give us all an opportunity to see the strange things our neighbors are doing with electricity. dorkbot isn’t really a forum for formal artist talks or lectures, but rather a chance for diverse people to have friendly conversations about interesting ideas.
If your not in Adelaide don't worry because there is a group in just about every country "dorkbot is a global movement." If there isn't one in your area just start one, that is what we did.
Dorkbot Adelaide T-Shirt Artwork
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