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JAN 01 2001

Software Freedom Day 2025

Introduction Every year on the third Saturday of September, hackers, free software users and open source adepts celebrate Free Software Day. For this event, HSBXL organises a day of interesting talks on the merrits, uses and principles of free and open source software, as well as adjacent topics such as privacy, open data and security. Join us for a great day of talks with a nice meal at the end and drinks and snacks throughout the day.
JAN 01 2001

If it smells like chicken, you're holding it wrong

Basic concepts of soldering At the end of the workshop, you can take home your self soldered blinking beetle and learned a few simple concepts around electronics and soldering along the way.
JAN 01 2001

If it smells like chicken, you're holding it wrong

Basic concepts of soldering At the end of the workshop, you can take home your self soldered light sensitive beetle and learned a few simple concepts around electronics and soldering along the way.
JAN 01 2001

Modern Web Dev: Crafting a Social App with Solid.js

Modern Web Dev: Crafting a Social App with Solid.js Dive into the world of modern web development with our 3-hour hands-on workshop focused on Solid.js, a fast and reactive JavaScript library for creating user interfaces. This workshop will guide you through building a simple, yet functional social app using Solid.js, while also introducing you to complementary technologies like TypeScript, bundling, and Node.js. In this workshop, we’ll touch upon the similarities between Solid.
JAN 01 2001

Stompboxin’, DIY fuzzboxes for bass and guitar

To celebrate the awesomeness of HSBXL, we’ve designed a limited edition HSBXL-Fuzz pedal for guitarists, bass-players and other musicians that want to properly mess up their sound-fidelity. The design is made to be ‘mod-friendly’ and multiple options for assembly will be proposed. To fund the PCB printing costs, components and aluminium die-cast enclosure, a participatory fee of +-€30,- is proposed. The schematics and relevant build-documents will be handed out during the…

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JAN 01 2001

Stompboxin’, DIY fuzzboxes for bass and guitar

To celebrate the awesomeness of HSBXL, we’ve designed a limited edition HSBXL-Fuzz pedal for guitarists, bass-players and other musicians that want to properly mess up their sound-fidelity. The design is made to be ‘mod-friendly’ and multiple options for assembly will be proposed. To fund the PCB printing costs, components and aluminium die-cast enclosure, a participatory fee of +-€30,- is proposed. The schematics and relevant build-documents will be handed out during the…

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JAN 01 2001

Sunday Electronics Workshop 001

Language The organizer is fluent in french and english, but all languages are welcome ! Workshop This workshop series is a follow-up to the ESP32 Robotics workshop, but with a different concept. Here, there will be no subject set in advance, instead all participants are welcome to join at any point and at any level, from beginner to expert. Beginners will be guided though the basics (c programming, how to use measurement tools, soldering, PCB design, etc…) and can get advice on what…

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JAN 01 2001

Sunday Electronics Workshop 002

Language The organizer is fluent in french and english, but all languages are welcome ! Workshop This workshop series is a follow-up to the ESP32 Robotics workshop, but with a different concept. Here, there will be no subject set in advance, instead all participants are welcome to join at any point and at any level, from beginner to expert. Beginners will be guided though the basics (c programming, how to use measurement tools, soldering, PCB design, etc…) and can get advice on what…

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JAN 01 2001

Sunday Electronics Workshop 003

Language The organizer is fluent in french and english, but all languages are welcome ! Workshop This workshop series is a follow-up to the ESP32 Robotics workshop, but with a different concept. Here, there will be no subject set in advance, instead all participants are welcome to join at any point and at any level, from beginner to expert. Beginners will be guided though the basics (c programming, how to use measurement tools, soldering, PCB design, etc…) and can get advice on what…

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JAN 01 2001

Sunday Electronics Workshop 004

Language The organizer is fluent in french and english, but all languages are welcome ! Workshop This workshop series is a follow-up to the ESP32 Robotics workshop, but with a different concept. Here, there will be no subject set in advance, instead all participants are welcome to join at any point and at any level, from beginner to expert. Beginners will be guided though the basics (c programming, how to use measurement tools, soldering, PCB design, etc…) and can get advice on what…

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