Fixme.ch - User contributions [en]

File:Tablet-support.stl

2012-11-15T01:13:36Z

Guest1: uploaded a new version of "File:Tablet-support.stl"

File:Tablet-support.stl

2012-11-15T00:50:23Z

Guest1: uploaded a new version of "File:Tablet-support.stl": Avec logo FIXME

File:Tablet-support.stl

2012-11-15T00:20:29Z

Guest1: uploaded a new version of "File:Tablet-support.stl": Version 2 after the 1st one broke

File:Pincette-piles.stl

2012-11-13T20:42:03Z

Guest1:

File:Pincette-led.stl

2012-11-13T20:41:36Z

Guest1:

3d printer

2012-11-13T20:41:15Z

Guest1: /* Files */

== Information ==
* http://wiki.ultimaker.com/Newcomer_guide_to_your_first_3D_print
* 3D Software:
** [http://openscad.org OpenSCAD] is a script-based 3D editor. it can make use of parameters, conditions, for and while loops, etc... This is currently Petaflot's choice
** http://www.3dtin.com/ Online in the browser
** http://www.netfabb.com/download.php (Linux version)
* Printing software:
** http://slic3r.org/
** https://github.com/daid/Cura

== Issues to fix ==
* The heater may be blocked inside
** Needs to be removed and cleaned
** Head may be replaced by the new one
* Needs a new tube and fixation
* One of the nozzle is loose. When the extrusion begins, the pipe move
** [[Media:ultimaker-fix1.png|Nemen has printed a piece for fixin']]
** http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:27376
* Software is kind of crappy
* Belt tension: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=grHmmmSoOfc&

== Cura for printing ==
=== Installation ===
* http://daid.github.com/Cura/
* it's the only software worth it
* Yes, you will need PyOpenGL for it to run. Displaying nice 3d images is not that trivial.

* Recommended: Use the dev version on github: https://github.com/daid/Cura.git (12.10 when I'm writing)
* Required packages: wxPython and PyOpenGL.
* You can use a python virtualenv.

=== First use ===
* On first Cura start, you don't need to upgrade to Marlin firmware because it's already done.
* You should run the checks, at least to check if USB connection between PC and the printer is working. For temperature check, the printer need to cool down (to ~30) before heating and check, it can take looong time.
* Now you can use Cura to print objects.

=== Printing ===
* Load a .stl model.
* Change orientation, size, etc...
* Click on the Prepare print button.
* Software will slice the object into GCode. The more you choose a large scale object, the longer the execution time is.
* When it done, click on Print button to open the Printing dialog.
* Wait the software connect with the printer, Connection button will turn from clickable to readonly and Print button will turn from readonly to clickable.
* Set the temperature with the arrows (yeah it's not working by putting the number directly)
* Wait a bit so the hot end is distributively warmed
* Extrude before printing, so the wire is at the start of the hot end
* Make sure the wire is extruding correctly (the output wire is regular)
* Click the Print button.
* '''KEEP YOUR EYES ON THE PRINTER THROUGHOUT THE PRINTING PROCESS!!!''' And clean which could interfere the printing.

=== After printing ===
* Retract the wire so you can see it (before it cools down)
* If a pile of plastic has formed in the extruder, remove the wire complitely and cut it

== Todo ==
Stuff to print
* New fan: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:25611

== Files ==
* FIXME keychain: [[File:fixme-key.stl]]
* Tablet support: [[File:tablet-support.stl]]
* Pincette: [[File:pincette-led.stl]] [[File:pincette-piles.stl]]

== Photos ==

<gallery>
File:Ultimaker.jpg|Ultimaker 3D printer
File:2012-11-04_20.39.49.jpg
File:ulti1.png
File:ulti2.png
File:raspi-ultimaker.png|Raspberry Pi case
File:Cells_Ball.jpg|Cells Ball
File:heart-8bit.png|8bit Heart
File:companion-cube.png|Companion Cube (Portal)
File:pickaxe.jpg|Pickaxe
File:fixme-keychain.jpg|Keychain
File:fixme-keychain2.jpg|Keychain 2
File:Mcad metric fastners.png|Metric bolts
</gallery>

File:Tablet-support.stl

2012-11-12T21:19:39Z

Guest1: uploaded a new version of "File:Tablet-support.stl": exported in mm instead of cm

3d printer

2012-11-12T21:19:16Z

Guest1:

== Information ==
* http://wiki.ultimaker.com/Newcomer_guide_to_your_first_3D_print
* 3D Software:
** http://www.3dtin.com/ Online in the browser

== Issues to fix ==
* The heater may be blocked inside
** Needs to be removed and cleaned
** Head may be replaced by the new one
* Needs a new tube and fixation
* One of the nozzle is loose. When the extrusion begins, the pipe move
** [[Media:ultimaker-fix1.png|Nemen has printed a piece for fixin']]
** http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:27376
* Software is kind of crappy
* Belt tension: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=grHmmmSoOfc&

== Cura for printing ==
=== Installation ===
* http://daid.github.com/Cura/
* it's the only software worth it
* Yes, you will need PyOpenGL for it to run. Displaying nice 3d images is not that trivial.

* Recommended: Use the dev version on github: https://github.com/daid/Cura.git (12.10 when I'm writing)
* Required packages: wxPython and PyOpenGL.
* You can use a python virtualenv.

=== First use ===
* On first Cura start, you don't need to upgrade to Marlin firmware because it's already done.
* You should run the checks, at least to check if USB connection between PC and the printer is working. For temperature check, the printer need to cool down (to ~30) before heating and check, it can take looong time.
* Now you can use Cura to print objects.

=== Printing ===
* Load a .stl model.
* Change orientation, size, etc...
* Click on the Prepare print button.
* Software will slice the object into GCode. The more you choose a large scale object, the longer the execution time is.
* When it done, click on Print button to open the Printing dialog.
* Wait the software connect with the printer, Connection button will turn from clickable to readonly and Print button will turn from readonly to clickable.
* Set the temperature with the arrows (yeah it's not working by putting the number directly)
* Wait a bit so the hot end is distributively warmed
* Extrude before printing, so the wire is at the start of the hot end
* Make sure the wire is extruding correctly (the output wire is regular)
* Click the Print button.
* '''KEEP YOUR EYES ON THE PRINTER THROUGHOUT THE PRINTING PROCESS!!!''' And clean which could interfere the printing.

== Todo ==
Stuff to print
* New fan: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:25611

== Files ==
* FIXME keychain: [[File:fixme-key.stl]]
* Tablet support: [[File:tablet-support.stl]]

== Photos ==

<gallery>
File:Ultimaker.jpg|Ultimaker 3D printer
File:2012-11-04_20.39.49.jpg
File:ulti1.png
File:ulti2.png
File:raspi-ultimaker.png|Raspberry Pi case
File:Cells_Ball.jpg|Cells Ball
File:heart-8bit.png|8bit Heart
File:companion-cube.png|Companion Cube (Portal)
File:pickaxe.jpg|Pickaxe
File:fixme-keychain.jpg|Keychain
File:fixme-keychain2.jpg|Keychain 2
File:Mcad metric fastners.png|Metric bolts
</gallery>

File:Tablet-support.stl

2012-11-12T21:15:58Z

Guest1:

3d printer

2012-11-12T21:15:46Z

Guest1: /* Todo */

== Information ==
* http://wiki.ultimaker.com/Newcomer_guide_to_your_first_3D_print
* 3D Software:
** http://www.3dtin.com/ Online in the browser

== Issues to fix ==
* The heater may be blocked inside
** Needs to be removed and cleaned
** Head may be replaced by the new one
* Needs a new tube and fixation
* One of the nozzle is loose. When the extrusion begins, the pipe move
** [[Media:ultimaker-fix1.png|Nemen has printed a piece for fixin']]
** http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:27376
* Software is kind of crappy
* Belt tension: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=grHmmmSoOfc&

== Cura for printing ==
=== Installation ===
* http://daid.github.com/Cura/
* it's the only software worth it
* Yes, you will need PyOpenGL for it to run. Displaying nice 3d images is not that trivial.

* Recommended: Use the dev version on github: https://github.com/daid/Cura.git (12.10 when I'm writing)
* Required packages: wxPython and PyOpenGL.
* You can use a python virtualenv.

=== First use ===
* On first Cura start, you don't need to upgrade to Marlin firmware because it's already done.
* You should run the checks, at least to check if USB connection between PC and the printer is working. For temperature check, the printer need to cool down (to ~30) before heating and check, it can take looong time.
* Now you can use Cura to print objects.

=== Printing ===
* Load a .stl model.
* Change orientation, size, etc...
* Click on the Prepare print button.
* Software will slice the object into GCode. The more you choose a large scale object, the longer the execution time is.
* When it done, click on Print button to open the Printing dialog.
* Wait the software connect with the printer, Connection button will turn from clickable to readonly and Print button will turn from readonly to clickable.
* Set the temperature with the arrows (yeah it's not working by putting the number directly)
* Wait a bit so the hot end is distributively warmed
* Extrude before printing, so the wire is at the start of the hot end
* Make sure the wire is extruding correctly (the output wire is regular)
* Click the Print button.
* '''KEEP YOUR EYES ON THE PRINTER THROUGHOUT THE PRINTING PROCESS!!!''' And clean which could interfere the printing.

== Todo ==
Stuff to print
* New fan: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:25611
* Tablet support: [[File:tablet-support.stl]]

== Files ==
[[File:fixme-key.stl]]

== Photos ==

<gallery>
File:Ultimaker.jpg|Ultimaker 3D printer
File:2012-11-04_20.39.49.jpg
File:ulti1.png
File:ulti2.png
File:raspi-ultimaker.png|Raspberry Pi case
File:Cells_Ball.jpg|Cells Ball
File:heart-8bit.png|8bit Heart
File:companion-cube.png|Companion Cube (Portal)
File:pickaxe.jpg|Pickaxe
File:fixme-keychain.jpg|Keychain
File:fixme-keychain2.jpg|Keychain 2
File:Mcad metric fastners.png|Metric bolts
</gallery>

File:Fixme-key.stl

2012-11-11T18:34:14Z

Guest1: uploaded a new version of "File:Fixme-key.stl": Smaller version

File:Fixme-key.stl

2012-11-11T17:42:35Z

Guest1: uploaded a new version of "File:Fixme-key.stl": without the girls :D

3d printer

2012-11-11T17:41:01Z

Guest1: /* Photos */

== Information ==
* http://wiki.ultimaker.com/Newcomer_guide_to_your_first_3D_print
* 3D Software:
** http://www.3dtin.com/ Online in the browser

== Issues to fix ==
* The heater may be blocked inside
** Needs to be removed and cleaned
** Head may be replaced by the new one
* Needs a new tube and fixation
* One of the nozzle is loose. When the extrusion begins, the pipe move
** [[Media:ultimaker-fix1.png|Nemen has printed a piece for fixin']]
** http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:27376
* Software is kind of crappy
* Belt tension: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=grHmmmSoOfc&

== Cura for printing ==
=== Installation ===
* http://daid.github.com/Cura/
* it's the only software worth it
* Yes, you will need PyOpenGL for it to run. Displaying nice 3d images is not that trivial.

* Recommended: Use the dev version on github: https://github.com/daid/Cura.git (12.10 when I'm writing)
* Required packages: wxPython and PyOpenGL.
* You can use a python virtualenv.

=== First use ===
* On first Cura start, you don't need to upgrade to Marlin firmware because it's already done.
* You should run the checks, at least to check if USB connection between PC and the printer is working. For temperature check, the printer need to cool down (to ~30) before heating and check, it can take looong time.
* Now you can use Cura to print objects.

=== Printing ===
* Load a .stl model.
* Change orientation, size, etc...
* Click on the Prepare print button.
* Software will slice the object into GCode. The more you choose a large scale object, the longer the execution time is.
* When it done, click on Print button to open the Printing dialog.
* Wait the software connect with the printer, Connection button will turn from clickable to readonly and Print button will turn from readonly to clickable.
* Click the Print button.
* '''KEEP YOUR EYES ON THE PRINTER THROUGHOUT THE PRINTING PROCESS!!!''' And clean which could interfere the printing.

== Todo ==
Stuff to print
* New fan: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:25611

== Files ==
[[File:fixme-key.stl]]

== Photos ==

<gallery>
File:Ultimaker.jpg|Ultimaker 3D printer
File:2012-11-04_20.39.49.jpg
File:ulti1.png
File:ulti2.png
File:raspi-ultimaker.png|Raspberry Pi case
File:Cells_Ball.jpg|Cells Ball
File:heart-8bit.png|8bit Heart
File:companion-cube.png|Companion Cube (Portal)
File:pickaxe.jpg|Pickaxe
</gallery>

File:Fixme-key.stl

2012-11-11T17:40:51Z

Guest1:

File:FIXME Background.png

2012-05-25T19:55:34Z

Guest1:

Logo

2012-05-25T19:55:22Z

Guest1: /* Description */

[[Category:Ongoing_Projects]]

= Description =
Créer un logo pour l'association
* [[T-shirt_FIXME]]
* [[Flyer_FIXME]]
* [[Media:FIXME_Background.png]]

= Travail sur le logo N°5 =
[[File:logo5_v3.png|350px]]
[[File:logo5_v1.png|150px]]
[[File:logo5_v2.png|150px]]
[[File:logo5_v2_facture.png|150px]]
[[File:logo5_v2_bw.jpg|150px]]

= T-Shirt =
* http://www.art-image.ch/ (in Lausanne)
* http://www.mcshirt.ch/ (in Geneva)
* http://www.seridanzil.ch/

== Comments ==
* Too much lines on the back of the head
* Looks like a girl now
* Neck not satisfying

= Goal =
* Créer une identité pour FIXME
* Le logo doit pouvoir être imprimé sur papier (facture, courrier officiel, ..) et sur t-shirt
* Nous avons besoin de logo pour:
** Le site
** Le wiki
** Twitter
** T-shirt
** Affiche/Flyer
** Courrier officiel
** "Carte de visite"/Mini flyer

= Components =
Le logo doit correspondre au pre-requis suivant:
* Contenir l'URL de FIXME: fixme.ch
* Contenir "Hackerspace Lausanne" sous cette forme exacte
et éventuellement: "Switzerland" ou juste "CH"
* Etre imprimé sur un fond noir (couleurs inversées)
* Avoir un minimum de couleurs, voir être en noir et blancs.
* Pouvoir être utilisé aussi bien en petite taille (carte de visite) qu'en grand format (bâches)

= Idées =
* Hacker glyph (Glider du jeu de la vie) ?
[[File:Glider.png]]
* La fusée hackerspaces.org ?
* Un mélange de: coding, electronics, communities, ...
* un vieux fer à souder styliser en blanc dans un disque ou carré en diagonale, bleu, comme les symboles routier "c'est autorisé".

= Propositions =
= logo 1 =
#[[File:Logo-digital-corrige-1.png|250px]][[File:Logo-digital-corrige-1_reverse.png|250px]]
= logo 2=
#[[File:logo_over_white.png|250px]][[File:logo_over_black.png|250px]][[File:logo_side_white.png|300px]]
= logo 3=
#[[File:Fixme1.jpg|300px]][[File:Fixme2.jpg|200px]][[File:Fixme3.jpg|200px]]
= logo 4=
[[File:Fixme4.jpg|250px]]
= logo 5=
#[[File:Fixme_logo_head1.png|300px]] [[File:Fixme_logo_head2.png|300px]]

= Liens =
* http://www.catb.org/hacker-emblem/
* http://hackerspaces.org

Resources

2012-05-07T18:28:24Z

Guest1: /* Electronic */

A list of local (Romandie, Switzerland) and international ressources.

=Local Ressources=
== Events ==
* [http://www.zigobot.ch/accueil/ateliers/workshop-picstar.html PicStar workshop] on alternate Thursdays, 19h-21h
* [http://2012.rmll.info/ RMLL 2012] in Geneva
* [http://liftconference.com/ LIFT Conférences]
* [http://festivalrobotique.epfl.ch/ Festival Robotique EPFL]
* [http://www.espace-des-inventions.ch/index.php/activitee/club-des-petits-inventeurs Club des petits inventeurs]

== Associations/Foundations ==
=== Electronic ===
* [http://microclub.ch/ MicroClub]
* [http://site.cvra.ch/ Club Vaudois de Robotique Autonome (Renens)]
* [http://robopoly.epfl.ch/ Robotpoly (EPFL)]
* [http://lara.heig-vd.ch/robot-ch/home.php Robot-CH (Association Suisse pour la Promotion de la Robotique)]
* [http://www.mobsya.org/ Mobsya]
* [http://edurobot.ch/ Edurobot]

=== OpenSource ===
* [http://linux-gull.ch GULL]
* [http://swisslinux.org SwissLinux]
* [http://free-it-foundation.org/ Free IT Foundation]
* [http://www.opensourcecommunity.ch/ Fribourg Open-Source Community (FROSC)]

=== Hackerspace ===
* [http://www.posttenebraslab.ch/ PostTenebrasLab]

=== Divers ===
* [http://www.espace-des-inventions.ch/ Espace des inventions]
* [http://thebootstrap.ch/ The Bootstrap]

== Shops/Companies ==
=== Electronic ===
* [http://zigobot.ch/ ZigoBot]
* [http://www.didel.com/ Didel SA]
=== OpenSource/OpenHardware ===
...

= International Ressources =
== Events ==
...

== Associations/Foundations ==
=== Open Source ===
* [http://www.fsf.org/ Free Software Foundation]

=== DRM ===
* [http://www.defectivebydesign.org/ Defective By Design]

=== Hackerspaces ===
* [http://hackerspaces.org/ Hackerspaces.org]

== Shops/Companies ==
=== OpenSource/OpenHardware ===
* [http://hackable-devices.org/ Hackable Devices]

NTP

2012-03-16T17:39:30Z

Guest1:

* Part of the [[Internal_Server]]
* Joined in the pool (port 123/udp) [http://www.pool.ntp.org/scores/62.220.135.248 score]
* Parent servers from [http://support.ntp.org/bin/view/Servers/StratumTwoTimeServers ntp.org]
<pre>
server tick.meteonews.ch iburst
server clock.tix.ch iburst
server ntp.metas.ch iburst
server ntp.exion.tillo.ch iburst
server ntp1.de iburst
</pre>
* Act as peer, broadcast time
<pre>
restrict -4 default kod notrap nomodify
restrict -6 default kod notrap nomodify
broadcast 224.0.1.1
broadcast ff05::101
</pre>

Weekly Meetings

2012-03-16T17:33:57Z

Guest1:

* Social meetings every Wednesday from 19h
* Open for everyone (members and non-members)
* Burgers for everyone, usually the order takes place at 20h30 in [https://pad.fixme.ch/p/burgers Etherpad]

== Propositions ==
* Have a structured short meeting. (Rorist)
** Could be every wednesday at 20h
** Topics can be: Issues, project updates, ...
** Duration: 15-30mn

RwthCTF 2011

2011-09-24T19:34:20Z

Guest1:

= Our setup =
* OpenVPN server 62.220.138.151

CA Certificate

<pre>
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</pre>

* openvpn.conf

<pre>
client
remote 62.220.138.151
ca /home/fixme/ca.pem
auth-user-pass
dev tun
proto tcp
nobind
auth-nocache
script-security 2
persist-key
persist-tun
comp-lzo
</pre>

= First Contact =

'''Email'''

<div style="background-color: #eee; padding:3px; border: 1px dotted black">
Hi rwthCTF Teams,

with this message, the first ever rwthCTF is officially in the "team-preparation" phase. Attached to this mail you can find the first instructional README.txt file, a rough diagram of our network setup and a second document (codewars.txt) that serves as a small appetizer for the upcoming challenges in the CTF. The appetizer (codewars documentation) only describes a small part of the CTF event - we will have lots of programming languages and skill areas covered. Also the scripts mentioned in the document will only be made available when the competition starts.

Additionally we prepared a "test-vulnbox" that can be downloaded from the link below. This is _NOT_ the final vulnbox image. Please refer to the README for further pointers. You will need this once VPN credentials are released - probably on next Monday (again see README).

This E-Mail is signed with a PGP key and sent in PGP/MIME. Please download the corresponding public key from http://ctf.itsec.rwth-aachen.de/ and verify the signature. All further mail communication from rwthCTF organizers will be signed with this key as well.

Cheers,

rwthCTF Orga

Test-Vulnbox: xxxxxxx

GPG-symmetric-passphrase: xxxxxxx
</div>

'''Attachments: ''' [[File:README.txt]] [[File:codewars.txt]]

[[File:network.png|450px]]

RwthCTF 2011

2011-09-24T19:00:08Z

Guest1:

= Our setup =
* OpenVPN server 62.220.138.151

CA Certificate

<pre>
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</pre>

= First Contact =

'''Email'''

<div style="background-color: #eee; padding:3px; border: 1px dotted black">
Hi rwthCTF Teams,

with this message, the first ever rwthCTF is officially in the "team-preparation" phase. Attached to this mail you can find the first instructional README.txt file, a rough diagram of our network setup and a second document (codewars.txt) that serves as a small appetizer for the upcoming challenges in the CTF. The appetizer (codewars documentation) only describes a small part of the CTF event - we will have lots of programming languages and skill areas covered. Also the scripts mentioned in the document will only be made available when the competition starts.

Additionally we prepared a "test-vulnbox" that can be downloaded from the link below. This is _NOT_ the final vulnbox image. Please refer to the README for further pointers. You will need this once VPN credentials are released - probably on next Monday (again see README).

This E-Mail is signed with a PGP key and sent in PGP/MIME. Please download the corresponding public key from http://ctf.itsec.rwth-aachen.de/ and verify the signature. All further mail communication from rwthCTF organizers will be signed with this key as well.

Cheers,

rwthCTF Orga

Test-Vulnbox: xxxxxxx

GPG-symmetric-passphrase: xxxxxxx
</div>

'''Attachments: ''' [[File:README.txt]] [[File:codewars.txt]]

[[File:network.png|450px]]

Hack.lu CTF 2010

2011-09-21T20:06:18Z

Guest1:

== Write-ups ==

* [http://answersecurity.wordpress.com/2011/09/21/hack-lu-premier-pre-ctf-challenge/ First Pre-CTF Challenge (Windows Binary)]
* [http://answersecurity.wordpress.com/2011/09/21/hack-lu-second-pre-ctf-challenge/ Second Pre-CTF Challenge (ECC)]

Hack.lu CTF 2010

2011-09-21T20:03:53Z

Guest1:

* [http://answersecurity.wordpress.com/2011/09/21/hack-lu-premier-pre-ctf-challenge/ First Pre-CTF Challenge (Windows Binary)]
* [http://answersecurity.wordpress.com/2011/09/21/hack-lu-second-pre-ctf-challenge/ Second Pre-CTF Challenge (ECC)]

Hack.lu CTF 2010

2011-09-21T20:02:49Z

Guest1: Created page with " * [http://answersecurity.wordpress.com/2011/09/21/hack-lu-second-pre-ctf-challenge/ Second Pre-CTF Challenge (ECC)]"

* [http://answersecurity.wordpress.com/2011/09/21/hack-lu-second-pre-ctf-challenge/ Second Pre-CTF Challenge (ECC)]

CTF

2011-09-21T20:01:06Z

Guest1:

== Online challenges ==
* [[Hack.lu CTF 2010]]
* http://www.newbiecontest.org
* http://www.hackthissite.com
* http://hackbbs.org
...
== IRL challenges ==
* Insomni'Hack
* Jurackerfest
* ...