Hey, so, unfortunately the wiki is under heavy load right now :( we're working on it, but did not plan to have such high volume of traffic! Thanks to the host for mentioning it. Please, check up on the wiki in a couple of days (and not all at once! 😊)
@@dancarter1445 Well those are confirmed Views and therefore the actual View count probably surpasses it by many folds. And maybe it is just an Arduino running the site?. Then it would be possible.
Before visiting to some hackerspace, check if they mention if guests are welcome on the day you are visiting. It just ask on their mailing list / IRC channel. Most of the time, there is something called "Open Chaos" where guests can visit the space.
Thank you so much for uploading videos. Your production quality has gone up sooooo much since I first started watching you and ive learned so much. What you do is a gift.
I'm still visiting BrmLab in Prague. It's awesome, we got stuff like electron microscope, 3D printers, CNC mills and lots of other stuff. I mostly attend to LAN parties there, which are absolutely amazing, just standing there watching 12 people play on games on one desk.. Love these spaces and I wish there is at least one in every major city for everyone :) Great work
c-base in Berlin is really cool. member's lounge in the keller was really nice, though lots of guys just playing kerbal space program or world of tanks :) Loved the spaceship style of the place too. Always told myself I'd visit more often, but sadly am lazy and find it easier to drink club mate behind my own computer at home after I get home from work. Would be open to going again though, would just have to make an effort.
Not at all. Many long-time members are somewhat anxious themselves and it's more of a problem when extrovert newbies start to demand to be helped or welcomed, as LiveOverflow explained. Working on own projects is a big part of the hackerspace culture and that's where self-education works best. Go ahead and visit the nearest hackerspace, ask for a Mate and maybe join a discussion. It's very easy to feel at home then :)
appreciate your effort so much, i am from Egypt and i like your channel because of the vast amount of information that i learned from you, i also admire you because you have the motive to share knowledge , and in my opinion this is a rare talent , thank you again for everything and which me luck on my journey which i started from 3 yrs to relearn computer science, i`v a cs bachelor from 10 yrs but never worked at the field , and i found you, and you become my mentor , i hope we meet one day so i can thank you formally ...
I can really feel the visceral fear that a load of people might show up at hackerspaces being idiots and annoying everyone, and saying "LiveOverflow sent me"
Thank you for sharing your wonderful experience with Hackerspaces, your perspectives are so refreshing! I'm taking notes to help create awareness of maker spaces in Toronto. I'm a part of two in downtown - which one did you visit when you were in Canada? :)
Vid came out 1 minute ago; it's 13 mins long; and there's already 1 downvote .. there's some miserable people out there, that's for sure. Keep up the good work LiveOverflow - watching it now :-)
Oh great timing, you remind me to go Hackerspace in Düsseldorf :) Last year i found Hacker space there and contacted them, they invited me and i said will come to visit but had a lot to do, just was new in Germany, had to learn language and so on that is why couldn't but now i have a time can go there. Thanks for sharing valuable infos. Peace
I’ve never been to one. I saw one in the US where I worked for a bit and I was amazed! If was even better equipped than my college in the early 90s and we had no complaints! I guess the precursor was the Hobby Computer Club in the 80s. That’s where I learned a lot and copied a hell of a lot more :)
Off of mateheads.com, it's about $3.50 a bottle for most of the flavors. Not that bad if you compare it to a bottled root beer at many restaurants in the U.S.
Computers are like drugs. First you get hooked onto creating software and styling stuff. Then you get hooked onto cli and scripts. The lower you go, more addicted you get. Next thing you know you're chilling in these programmer crack-houses, exchanging stuff and joining groups. Weird stuff.
Hi! Thanks for the video, it was nice to learn about hackerspaces around the world! I would also like to know, what is required to create one? Maybe you could give some recommendations? Thank you in advance!
My makerspace is $176 a month, which is a bit pricey for me right now. However, I would love to work on some projects that require specialty equipment to work on!
If your after a hackerspace for stuff then check out CCHS(hackmelbourne) if your after cyber security stuff in Melbourne then you should check out the communities around bsidesmelbourne which is running next year and ruxcon. there are communities based around both cons which should guide you to other places for working on projects.
Yo, I am Indian but seeing how unmotivated programmers around here are, I am surprised that there are quite few of them around, though maybe they are not so interesting. I will surely look it up, maybe I hit on something great, would be quite a challenge being extremely introverted and all
Unfortunately for me, there are no "alive" hackerspaces in my region(the closest one is 7-8 hours away and there are only 2 "alive" in the entire country) so... My question is, how do I open a hackerspace? Where do I start?
So start one! That's how literally every single hackerspace came to be. Someone said what you just said, and then they took it further. Step 1: Find the others.
Club Mate is in my oppinion so overrated, it tastes like plum juice with cigarette stubs in it :D at least thats the first thing I thought of when I tasted it
pfff…$5 for a bottle from a “German” drink like ClubMatte is just insane considering it’s Yerba Mate and you can get it from any Latin store (since it comes from South America) without the preservatives and commercial hype that club matte has.
Anyone watcing this video from Malmö, Sweden? I don't know how updated this wiki list but I would be very interested in finding a Hackerspace near or in Malmö.
Hey, so, unfortunately the wiki is under heavy load right now :( we're working on it, but did not plan to have such high volume of traffic! Thanks to the host for mentioning it. Please, check up on the wiki in a couple of days (and not all at once! 😊)
but there is only 4k viewers , so either the host server is really very low end(less then $3 per month or so). or somehow get hacked.
So the wiki live overflowed (with connections)?
@@dancarter1445 Well those are confirmed Views and therefore the actual View count probably surpasses it by many folds. And maybe it is just an Arduino running the site?. Then it would be possible.
@@kay00 do you mean smallprivacyflare?
@@asdanjer netter name
Did you guys all just try to visit the page at once and crash it?
It isn't working :/
Really... Still not up :(
Use cache: before url and it will load a google's cached version of the website
@@bytebolt7917 not everyone uses chrome
working now...
This guy's daily upload schedule has to stop, I'm getting addicted to it
Before visiting to some hackerspace, check if they mention if guests are welcome on the day you are visiting. It just ask on their mailing list / IRC channel.
Most of the time, there is something called "Open Chaos" where guests can visit the space.
So, the Wiki is down. Great job LOIC (Live Overflow's Interested Community) !
3:37 There's a hackerspace on the Null Island!
Oops, somebody fucked up
bwahahahaha
Thank you so much for uploading videos. Your production quality has gone up sooooo much since I first started watching you and ive learned so much. What you do is a gift.
Thank you this video inspired me a year ago to go to the local ccc hackerspace but corona hittet in quite fast.
shackspace is still quite active.
We have meetings there regularly.
Yep. Perhaps not as active as some 3-5 years ago, but still an absolutely awesome place to be.
I'm still visiting BrmLab in Prague. It's awesome, we got stuff like electron microscope, 3D printers, CNC mills and lots of other stuff. I mostly attend to LAN parties there, which are absolutely amazing, just standing there watching 12 people play on games on one desk.. Love these spaces and I wish there is at least one in every major city for everyone :) Great work
c-base in Berlin is really cool. member's lounge in the keller was really nice, though lots of guys just playing kerbal space program or world of tanks :) Loved the spaceship style of the place too. Always told myself I'd visit more often, but sadly am lazy and find it easier to drink club mate behind my own computer at home after I get home from work. Would be open to going again though, would just have to make an effort.
hit me up when you feel like checking that down again. I've been meaning to go back there for ages.
The website can't hold up with all your traffic😂
Finally some community that has some presence in India! As an RE enthusiast, would love to meet up with people in Delhi!
a fellow indian fate fan
Did you find any hackerspaces in Delhi?
@@hpsmash77 lol. Hey! Always rad to see other fate fans from my country! Not a very popular fandom here I agree
@@x87-64 nope. I found a lot of online communities on discord and Twitter though. Gathered enough knowledge from them to land a job.
@@EvilSapphireR Can you tell me a few of them?
Thanks man, hackerspaces deserve love.
I feel like I would suck at joining places like this. It's interesting yeah, but my anxiety goes through the roof in places like this :x
same bro
Not at all. Many long-time members are somewhat anxious themselves and it's more of a problem when extrovert newbies start to demand to be helped or welcomed, as LiveOverflow explained. Working on own projects is a big part of the hackerspace culture and that's where self-education works best. Go ahead and visit the nearest hackerspace, ask for a Mate and maybe join a discussion. It's very easy to feel at home then :)
You can participate online? Most of my group is online. Just be aware that they are lots of Russians and Ukrainians )
I felt the same but it payed off trying to get out of my shell and I currently am a happy member of one.
ok
3:00 is that Bre Pettis?!?! in the front. I haven't seen that guy in years.. since Weekend Projects by Make: jeez...
The wiki time out for me. did your viewers kill the servers already?
Unintentional DDoS!
Same issue. The tragedy of fame....
Had the same problem 2sek ago haha
Apprently
Use cache: before url and it will load a google's cached version of the website
Mostly hackerspace work with arduino and IOT thinks, i'm even collecting about hackerspace magazine around the world
Didn't knew about hackerspaces before, very cool.!
appreciate your effort so much, i am from Egypt and i like your channel because of the vast amount of information that i learned from you,
i also admire you because you have the motive to share knowledge , and in my opinion this is a rare talent , thank you again for everything and which me luck on my journey which i started from 3 yrs to relearn computer science, i`v a cs bachelor from 10 yrs but never worked at the field , and i found you, and you become my mentor , i hope we meet one day so i can thank you formally ...
no hackerspace in my country... thinking about starting one.. :)
Funny to see you went in France 🙂
I'll definitely try to find some near me, thank you!
If you ever drive through Brno in the Czech Republic, stop by the Base48 hackerspace. Every Friday night is a barbecue
I think your hackerspace advice is helpful for socializing in general as well.
I can really feel the visceral fear that a load of people might show up at hackerspaces being idiots and annoying everyone, and saying "LiveOverflow sent me"
Thank you for sharing your wonderful experience with Hackerspaces, your perspectives are so refreshing! I'm taking notes to help create awareness of maker spaces in Toronto. I'm a part of two in downtown - which one did you visit when you were in Canada? :)
I can't get enough of these daily uploads. and if you ever need some content ideas I am here to help.
Awesome:) Thank you!
Vid came out 1 minute ago; it's 13 mins long; and there's already 1 downvote .. there's some miserable people out there, that's for sure.
Keep up the good work LiveOverflow - watching it now :-)
When you say downvote instead of dislike. #reddit
This isn't Reddit, it's called dislike here
There even a hackerspace randomly in the ocean😂 3:50
i think that hackerspace is located in hawaii
you mean the one on null island? yeah I found it pretty funny too
Oh great timing, you remind me to go Hackerspace in Düsseldorf :) Last year i found Hacker space there and contacted them, they invited me and i said will come to visit but had a lot to do, just was new in Germany, had to learn language and so on that is why couldn't but now i have a time can go there. Thanks for sharing valuable infos. Peace
I’ve never been to one. I saw one in the US where I worked for a bit and I was amazed! If was even better equipped than my college in the early 90s and we had no complaints!
I guess the precursor was the Hobby Computer Club in the 80s. That’s where I learned a lot and copied a hell of a lot more :)
Video goes up, website goes down... co-incidence?
If only I weren't such an anti-social person.
Warte warte was du bist auch aus Stuttgart?!
I went to the shack hacker space about 5 years ago and it was insanely cool.
Sounds nice. If only 2020 didn't happen...
ok, what is this? its like a video every day... please dont let this end
Syrax Only doing it in for Christmas
Come visit us in Brazil !!!
> Sao Paulo - Garoa
> Campinas - LHC
> Maceio - OxE
there is others hackerspaces in sao paulo?
@@Roupi there are 2
@@felipeortiz855 where?
@@Roupi é so entrar no site que ele fala que vc vai achar as info
Thank you for this information,I think I will find spaces near me. Thank you
Yup hackerspaces basically thaught me more than classes
Brother, why are you so genius?
Went to a hackerspace once and it was so dope
would do it again but it's really far away.
Off of mateheads.com, it's about $3.50 a bottle for most of the flavors. Not that bad if you compare it to a bottled root beer at many restaurants in the U.S.
Club-Mate!!
Computers are like drugs. First you get hooked onto creating software and styling stuff. Then you get hooked onto cli and scripts. The lower you go, more addicted you get. Next thing you know you're chilling in these programmer crack-houses, exchanging stuff and joining groups. Weird stuff.
Is website down now ?
Use tor it didnt work for me without vpn idk why
@@bnal5tab90 Will try thanks :)
3:05 so he noticed the club mate but didnt notice the big ccc flag on the left? Lol
Amazing bro. Keep the vids coming 💪🏻
How to DDoS a website legally? Make a video about it! :D
Great! And now it seems like PewDiePie could open a DoS provider business.
@@danielpotopea6237 Absolutely!
Hi! Thanks for the video, it was nice to learn about hackerspaces around the world!
I would also like to know, what is required to create one? Maybe you could give some recommendations?
Thank you in advance!
Sadly the next hackerspaces are in Ulm, Augsburg or Munich, too far away :(
Did we killed the website? I'm getting 504 Gateway Time-out error
God I wish there was something like the shack space near me.
Im living near Stuttgart as well wow
My makerspace is $176 a month, which is a bit pricey for me right now. However, I would love to work on some projects that require specialty equipment to work on!
Wtf. I pay like 5€ per month.
Are you visiting 36c3? If yes, will there be a fan meetup?
I live in South Africa, and would love to start one, but where to begin? I don't have the knowledge myself, and dont know of a lot of people who do
This type of culture is very scares in South Africa, I would love to start one.
Anyone watching in Melbourne, Australia? I would love to collaborate on any cybersecurity project!
Hey! I'm not in Melbourne, but about an hour away. What project are you working on?
If your after a hackerspace for stuff then check out CCHS(hackmelbourne) if your after cyber security stuff in Melbourne then you should check out the communities around bsidesmelbourne which is running next year and ruxcon. there are communities based around both cons which should guide you to other places for working on projects.
Hey blokes I’m in Brisbane and keen to collaborate on any project // put together a CTF team // etc. I am vimanari_ on Twitter, DM me if you’re keen
Yo, I am Indian but seeing how unmotivated programmers around here are, I am surprised that there are quite few of them around, though maybe they are not so interesting. I will surely look it up, maybe I hit on something great, would be quite a challenge being extremely introverted and all
can't get used to the daily uploads aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
I have a feeling the language explains some of the discrepancy in the map. Would they even call it a hacker space over there?
well, I from Mauritania (Africa country ) and i hope to be able to create a hackerspace in my country, maybe few year later :)
My dream room
Unfortunately for me, there are no "alive" hackerspaces in my region(the closest one is 7-8 hours away and there are only 2 "alive" in the entire country) so... My question is, how do I open a hackerspace? Where do I start?
very cool video
"Back end web development experience will make me a better hacker" - is it true? please make a video discussed on this. Thanks :)
Can you please make a series of videos on challenges from hackthebox.eu
Sadly no hackerspaces in my country (Makes sense tho, im from Venezuela) but it seems really fun!
So start one! That's how literally every single hackerspace came to be. Someone said what you just said, and then they took it further.
Step 1: Find the others.
I hope you're alright there.
Hi please Talk about ussd mobile money Vulnerabilities
16 JS Errors on Loading hackerspace.org xD looks legit and Up to date
Hello from metalab ;)
If only there could be Hackerspaces outside cities :(
start your own then
shout out Noisebridge
ok but is there ones that look like watch dogs 2 hackerspace tho
haha whoops didn't realize this was a brand new video or I would have not helped hug their website.
None in my area, sad :(
At least the local (within ~1 hour drive) are pretty much just makerspaces.
It’s all related knowledge;)
Which extension you use on chrome?
Club Mate is in my oppinion so overrated, it tastes like plum juice with cigarette stubs in it :D at least thats the first thing I thought of when I tasted it
hu3ckaspace no brasil
my man just ddos'd hackerspaces
duuude we losing our access to international internet through government decide, hackerspaces look like a dream to us, im from IRAN
Can you please schedule your uploads?
Dammit, the nearest to me is at 100kms...
what about space hackers tho?
Tango down
There isn't in Turkey.
everywhere, except where I live.
pfff…$5 for a bottle from a “German” drink like ClubMatte is just insane considering it’s Yerba Mate and you can get it from any Latin store (since it comes from South America) without the preservatives and commercial hype that club matte has.
the guy with the blue shirt drinks Dr Pepper
Anyone watcing this video from Malmö, Sweden? I don't know how updated this wiki list but I would be very interested in finding a Hackerspace near or in Malmö.
there's at least one I know of called xil.se
blog.hackeriet.no/xil-se-hackerspace/
twitter.com/xil_hackerspace
@@Davedarko Thanks!
can you give a perfect place for learning assembly language please??
Whose there in the ocean ?
let's make one in jakarta. -zeroload
in middle east our governments doesn't allow us to have hackerspaces because they thing it's dangerous for them
Why do u look like Michael Cera😂😂
What was your Bachelor degree in??
Anyone in Brazil?
yeah, but in Germany lol
Ya good for you, dont care .