January 1, 2021January 29, 2021 by vicpimaker

Sat. Jan. 23, 2021 – Electronics with Bolt Cutters

Electronics doesn’t have to be all tiny surface mount components that you can barely see. George will tell us about how to do electronics using bolt cutters this month.

This will be a virtual Jitsi meeting.
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Next Meeting is October 23, 6:30pm

Hi Fellow NetSIG-ers — Get ready to Automate All the Things with n8n! 🤖 Learn how n8n makes automation easy using its visual, open-source workflow engine. We’ll build and run live examples showing how to integrate your compute environments with real-world services. 🕒 ~1 hour | 💻 Docker and Cloud examples | 🧠 Beginner to intermediate

Bring your laptop with Wireshark, and an OpenWrt router (if you have one).

Afterword, we will go out for a beer/coffee. We'll be meeting in-person this month, at Quality Foods, View Royal, 27 Helmcken Rd #110. We will also setup a laptop in the upstairs small board room for those attending remotely.
We'll use Jitsi for the remote part of this meeting:

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