This is my new daily routine. After day care drop off, I go to Subproto, the Myrtle Beach hackerspace. I set up my laptop and then play a game of Joust on the MAME console in the corner. I work for a few hours and when it is time to leave, I play another one on the way out. So far, it is a pretty pleasant way to spend a morning.
I work most mornings in a hackerspace in Myrtle Beach. One of my early concerns was whether I would be able to sit still and concentrate on my day job in a building full of 3D printers and lots of neat gadgets. So far that hasn’t been a problem. However it has been a challenge today. There is a box with a Raspberry Pi running an Asteroids emulator staring me right in the face. I must be strong.
In this episode, I talk about hackerspaces, bootstrapping communities, and how few people it actually takes to get a scene going.
Here is the direct MP3 download for the Evil Genius Chronicles podcast, August 17, 2014
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Here is the direct MP3 download for the Evil Genius Chronicles podcast, August 15, 2014
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