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Digital Security and Tactics For (and By) Anti Authoritarians

2010-02-04T03:14:58Z

Meyermagic: Fixed formatting.

Digital Security and Tactics For (and By) Anti Authoritarians at NoiseBridge 2010-03-12.

Digital Security and Tactics For (and By) Anti Authoritarians is an one night attempt to share information and skills on digital security, tools, and news between an anti authoritarian tech and activist community. It will be a 3 hour meeting with presentations on basic digital security practices and tools from Ringo of Olympia Hackbloc, overview and use of TOR by Jacob Appelbaum, tentative report back from Elija of riseup.net, and a discussion of next generation tools for activists by Smokey of the Tin Can Comms Collective.

Digital Security and Tactics For (and By) Anti Authoritarians is part of 8 days of Anarchy that happens every year (8daysofanarchy.org that coincides with the Anarchist Bookfaire put on by bound together books (http://sfbookfair.wordpress.com/), and the BASTARD (Berkeley Anarchist Students of Theory And Research and Development) Conference (http://sfbay-anarchists.org/conference/) . You can check the respective sites for more information related to those events.

hackbloc.org's mission is to research, create and disseminate information, tools, and tactics that empower people to use technology in a way that is liberating. We support and strengthen our local communities through education and action. We strive to learn from each other and focus our skills toward creative goals, to explore and research positive hacktivism, and to defend a free internet and free society! <https://hackbloc.org/>

User:Meyermagic

2010-02-03T08:22:10Z

Meyermagic:

= Meyer S. Jacobs =

== Information ==

=== Contact ===
* Email: meyermagic@gmail.com
* Web: [http://www.integerzero.net/ integerzero.net]
* IRC: meyermagic

=== Other ===

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User:Meyermagic

2010-02-03T08:18:46Z

Meyermagic:

User:Meyermagic

2010-02-03T08:15:51Z

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= Meyer S. Jacobs =

== Information ==

=== Contact ===
* Email: meyermagic@gmail.com
* Web: [http://www.integerzero.net/ integerzero.net]
* IRC: meyermagic

=== Other ===

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2009-12-17T05:39:22Z

Meyermagic:

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Talk:Free hands input device

2009-08-19T21:16:19Z

Meyermagic:

== More Switch Ideas ==
I'm not really an electronics person, but could you use those little hall effect sensors mounted on the back on of each of your fingers in addition to a weak magnet mounted on the back of the thumbs to detect when a user brings their thumb and fingers together to signify input?
The input system I'm thinking about (and trying to learn the gestures for without an actual input device) would support a maximum of ~49 different inputs.
7 gestures for the right hand (thumb + fingers 1, 2, 3, 4, 1&2, 2&3, or 3&4) * 4 for the left (thumbs + fingers 1, 2, 3, or 4) = 28 inputs (English alphabet + space and period).

Including (adjacent) two finger gestures on the left hand would give a total of 49 combinations. You could also do three and four finger gestures, or use non-adjacent fingers, but these are harder to do and take more time.
I have a little Python script which translates strings into lists of finger positions (it isn't in alphabetical order as I thought it made sense to put the most frequently used letters on the easiest gestures).
--[[User:Meyermagic|Meyermagic]] 14:15, 19 August 2009 (PDT)

Talk:Free hands input device

2009-08-19T21:15:30Z

Meyermagic:

== More Switch Ideas ==
I'm not really an electronics person, but could you use those little hall effect sensors mounted on the back on of each of your fingers in addition to a weak magnet mounted on the back of thumb to detect when a user brings their thumb and fingers together to signify input?
The input system I'm thinking about (and trying to learn the gestures for without an actual input device) would support a maximum of ~49 different inputs.
7 gestures for the right hand (thumb + fingers 1, 2, 3, 4, 1&2, 2&3, or 3&4) * 4 for the left (thumbs + fingers 1, 2, 3, or 4) = 28 inputs (English alphabet + space and period).

Including (adjacent) two finger gestures on the left hand would give a total of 49 combinations. You could also do three and four finger gestures, or use non-adjacent fingers, but these are harder to do and take more time.
I have a little Python script which translates strings into lists of finger positions (it isn't in alphabetical order as I thought it made sense to put the most frequently used letters on the easiest gestures).
--[[User:Meyermagic|Meyermagic]] 14:15, 19 August 2009 (PDT)

Talk:Free hands input device

2009-08-19T21:15:06Z

Meyermagic: New page: == More Switch Ideas == I'm not really an electronics person, but could you use those little hall effect sensors mounted on the back on of each of your fingers in addition to a weak magnet...

== More Switch Ideas ==
I'm not really an electronics person, but could you use those little hall effect sensors mounted on the back on of each of your fingers in addition to a weak magnet mounted on the back of thumb to detect when a user brings their thumb and fingers together to signify input?
The input system I'm thinking about (and trying to learn the gestures for without an actual input device) would support a maximum of ~49 different inputs.
7 gestures for the right hand (thumb + fingers 1, 2, 3, 4, 1&2, 2&3, or 3&4) * 4 for the left (thumbs + fingers 1, 2, 3, or 4) = 28 inputs (English alphabet + space and period).
Including (adjacent) two finger gestures on the left hand would give a total of 49 combinations. You could also do three and four finger gestures, or use non-adjacent fingers, but these are harder to do and take more time.
I have a little Python script which translates strings into lists of finger positions (it isn't in alphabetical order as I thought it made sense to put the most frequently used letters on the easiest gestures).
--[[User:Meyermagic|Meyermagic]] 14:15, 19 August 2009 (PDT)