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This meeting was a particularly large meeting. Most “active” members were there at some point throughout the night and several of us overflowed outside. AltF4 gave his advanced presentation on cryptography, Zapperlink brought an Intel I7 powered laptop and an Atom powered IP phone, Rax gave away a couple of shirts (I got the Android one, woohoo!) and other miscellaneous conversations went on as well.
Rax gave a presentation on Tomato custom firmware and a talk was also given on DD-WRT custom firmware. Both for the Linksys WRT54G series of home routers. PHLAK, baby Breach and Huertanix went over code for the Haystack Project. Also, Dual made an appearance.
The focus of this meeting was definitely AltF4′s talk on cryptography and basic WEP encryption.
WEP Slides – http://www.public.asu.edu/~dpetro/WEP.odp
Other slides – http://www.public.asu.edu/~dpetro/Crypto.odp
September turned out to be quite a large meeting. Ugly was working on attaching a new power connector to a motherboard and helped Rax diagnose a problem with his monitors. The main focus of this meeting was on Penguins presentation on creating your own PCB boards via acid etching. Also, some ladies curbed their truck after attempting to get several members to sign a petition for legalization of marijuana (yeah, they were probably high). We got some lulz.
Click “Read more” for PCB acid etching videos.
January was a small meeting. It started late and seemed to end early. Speculation is that people were still busy/out of town from the holidays. Logic was there for a bit, but disappeared early.
Thanks to JPerridew for the meeting pics.
This was a decently sized meeting. Much lock picking went on as is the norm. There was some discussion of cable modem hacking. Taryn and Zaphraud brought their baby as usual, and he seemed to get much attention. Jargon introduced us to pr0ndar.com, one of his random websites. Twitter was lightly talked about.
Attendance count: About 25
OLPC presentation. Much socializing occurred. Box of old hardware for anyone to grab from.
Attendance count: About 15-20
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