Re:The early 90s tech scene that created L0pht, the legendar...
by legerdemain on Saturday March 18, 2023 @02:03PM
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The closest one to me on the map is something called "the fifth space," but I can't find any online presence at all for it (it shares a name with an interfaith org in India, which is what most results are for).
The consortium lists spaces in SF, Oakland, and father out. This could be a major motivator to move to SF.
Re:The early 90s tech scene that created L0pht, the legendar...
by rolph on Saturday March 18, 2023 @02:38PM
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Re:The early 90s tech scene that created L0pht, the legendar...
by legerdemain on Saturday March 18, 2023 @03:00PM
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I appreciate your well-intentioned effort to help. Thank you.
Re:The early 90s tech scene that created L0pht, the legendar...
by sacnoradhq on Saturday March 18, 2023 @03:48PM
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Old and outdated lists.
The best thing to do is find some cool rich peeps, go in on a small commercial/industrial space to make it sort of like a college dorm, and keep the membership invite-only and tiny.
Re:The early 90s tech scene that created L0pht, the legendar...
by rolph on Saturday March 18, 2023 @05:29PM
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yes old and outdated, but breadcrumbs... finding the trail and the desired endpoint is often an effective filter for prestige accounts [hey, im on 31l337h4X0r space] that dont have the properties of "adept hacker"
900913 maps is probably anathema to some thus they dont show up.
its best to look thru a span of search engines with different DNS providers, you can dive deeper past the search bubbles
Re:The early 90s tech scene that created L0pht, the legendar...
by weld on Saturday March 18, 2023 @06:41PM
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My space in Cambridge is not on the list. It’s hastypastry.net. Been there for 20 years. It’s private so no need to advertise. I think it’s good to be on these lists so people know hacker spaces exist
https://hackaday.io/hackerspaces/
https://wiki.hackerspaces.org/Bay_Area_Consortium_of_Hackers...