[hackerspaces] one question

[Far McKon]

<jokingly>
Approximately 1-kabillion hours of time are saved each year by someone
turning around and asking a friend 'hey, I can't find any solution on the
web for this problem.  Do you have any ideas?' It's also called 'brain
storming', 'teamwork', and 'coordination'.
</jokingly>

But seriously, the biggest part of hacker community is people. If you have
too many friends, and know everything (or can find everything on google) I
don't think hackerspaces are of most use.  But a lot of people like friends,
physically hanging out, and sometimes can't solve a problem or invent an
idea on their own. Hence: social systems like hackerspaces, ACM, and IEEE.

(Re-reading that, I hope it comes off firendly and joking, which is the
spirit. I'm not being sarcastic, just genuine and naive).

comic books and hack on,
- Far McKon



On Tue, Oct 27, 2009 at 6:26 PM, Samantha Atkins <sseraph at me.com> wrote:

> I visited the dojo and I was curious about something.   At the moment I
> have a day job and live alone, so I can do my auxiliary/future hacking at
> home.   What sort of advantages might someone like me get from Hacker Dojo
> membership?  Is there a level of communication / services / networking /
> equipment that might be beneficial?  I hack software.
>
> - s
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