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 Check out also the list of stuff [[:showcase|you can try out in brmlab yourself]]. Check out also the list of stuff [[:showcase|you can try out in brmlab yourself]].
  
-If you **need something special** for your project and you think that hackerspace would not mind to buy it or some of our members can find it at home, you can let us know on [[equipment:wishlist]] (and/or IRC and mailinglist) - just make sure that we do not already have it (check [[equipment:start]] page).+If you **need something special** for your project and you think that hackerspace would not mind to buy it or some of our members can find it at home, you can let us know on [[equipment:wishlist]] (and/or IRC and mailing list) - just make sure that we do not already have it (check [[equipment:start]] page).
  
 You are very much invited to **ask around** to gather support, interested people, ideas and advice for your projects, and we're looking forward to hearing about your progress, or seeing it by our own eyes in the hackerspace or at least on some meetup. :-) You are very much invited to **ask around** to gather support, interested people, ideas and advice for your projects, and we're looking forward to hearing about your progress, or seeing it by our own eyes in the hackerspace or at least on some meetup. :-)
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 Please add as much detail to your project as possible. The reader should clearly understand what's the project about, why is it cool, what should be the end result and ideally be able to fully reproduce it based on the wiki page - we believe in **open hardware** and documenting and sharing our work! Please add as much detail to your project as possible. The reader should clearly understand what's the project about, why is it cool, what should be the end result and ideally be able to fully reproduce it based on the wiki page - we believe in **open hardware** and documenting and sharing our work!
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-===== How to edit project list you see above ===== 
-Note: The list of a projects You see above is automagically generated by slightly customized [[https://www.dokuwiki.org/plugin:dirpictures|dirpictures]] dokuwiki plugin. In order to have your project listed on this list there is no need to edit this site. Just adhere to the following rules: 
-  * your project has a main page called "start" in its own namespace (like https://brmlab.cz/project/hack_the_planet/start) 
-  * project page mentioned above contains something similar to the following code (without space between tildas): 
-   <code> 
-   ~ ~META: 
-   status = active 
-   &relation firstimage = :project:hack_the_planet_icon.jpg 
-   ~ ~ 
-   </code> 
-If you create a new project page the template already includes code prefilled. Just modify code offered to suit your needs. 
  
 ===== Sub-Ideas (2-30 words long ideas) ===== ===== Sub-Ideas (2-30 words long ideas) =====
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   * DIY electron microscope  http://hackaday.com/2011/03/23/diy-scanning-electron-microscope/   * DIY electron microscope  http://hackaday.com/2011/03/23/diy-scanning-electron-microscope/
   * DIY capacitor power bank http://hackaday.com/2011/04/15/variable-super-capacitor-battery-provides-power-on-the-go/   * DIY capacitor power bank http://hackaday.com/2011/04/15/variable-super-capacitor-battery-provides-power-on-the-go/
-    * DIY super capacitors+    * DIY supercapacitors
       * Graphen: http://hackaday.com/2012/03/20/print-your-own-supercaps/       * Graphen: http://hackaday.com/2012/03/20/print-your-own-supercaps/
       * Burned bread: http://www.overunity.com/8360/selfmade-homemade-diy-supercap-ultracap-bcap-boostcap/       * Burned bread: http://www.overunity.com/8360/selfmade-homemade-diy-supercap-ultracap-bcap-boostcap/
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   * Long-term [[http://rayer.ic.cz/elektro/mainscnt.htm|frequency measuring]] and fancy graphs generation. [[user:jenda]] will try to hack GPIO on his new openWRT router.   * Long-term [[http://rayer.ic.cz/elektro/mainscnt.htm|frequency measuring]] and fancy graphs generation. [[user:jenda]] will try to hack GPIO on his new openWRT router.
   * [[http://opensourceecology.org/gvcs.php|Global Village Construction Set]]   * [[http://opensourceecology.org/gvcs.php|Global Village Construction Set]]
-  * brmChilli - grow something hot! Product can be used to make Ramen even more hot! Or maybe separate pure capsaicin and make DIY pepper spray? [[user:mrkva]] has already some plants. +  * brmChilli - grow something hot! A product can be used to make Ramen even hotter! Or maybe separate pure capsaicin and make DIY pepper spray? [[user:mrkva]] has already some plants. 
-  * high temperature superconducitivity+  * high-temperature superconductivity
   * simple lightning detector http://www.techlib.com/electronics/lightningnew.htm   * simple lightning detector http://www.techlib.com/electronics/lightningnew.htm
   * brm900 - everything N900, Neo900 & Maemo related. HW mods (solar panel, inductive charging, 3D printed case, IBM Model M kb), SW stuff (AR, pentesting), whatever.   * brm900 - everything N900, Neo900 & Maemo related. HW mods (solar panel, inductive charging, 3D printed case, IBM Model M kb), SW stuff (AR, pentesting), whatever.
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   * talks on Operating systems internals - Windows, Mac OS X, Linux, etc   * talks on Operating systems internals - Windows, Mac OS X, Linux, etc
   * talks on cryptography, security mechanisms (authentication, hashing, ..)   * talks on cryptography, security mechanisms (authentication, hashing, ..)
 +  * workshops - scapy, wireshark, ettercap, mitm proxy, ZAP proxy, sqlmap 
 +  * courses - python
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