http://london.hackspace.org.uk/members/night.php
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Russ Garrett
ru...@garrett.co.uk
Obviously I don't want to post it to the list as non-members also
watch but I have come up with a pnemonic to remember the code; if folk
want to email me off list I'd be happy to share it.
Alternatively, it could be posted along with the code on the members page.
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Katie Sutton
http://tajasel.org
"The ‘Net is a waste of time, and that’s exactly what’s right about
it." ~ William Gibson
>>> "The �Net is a waste of time, and that�s exactly what�s right about
>>> it." ~ William Gibson
>
That's how I worked out the mnemonic word, by looking at my phone :)
there's only actually one fairly commonly used word I can think of
that the number combination can spell; there are two words total, but
one is more Americanised. I expect people in charge of updating the
website have worked it out, anyway.
there's only actually one fairly commonly used word I can think ofthat the number combination can spell; there are two words total, but
one is more Americanised.
Riddle me, riddle me, ree...
Thanks, you just saved me from having to look it up: you can solve
10(x-1)+((10-x)+1)=(x+1)(10-x) as a polynomial :P
It makes it look like any chancer can call the number and get the code.
The idea surely should be that if you call, someone will come down to let you in. No giving out codes.
If you're a member and don't have the code, then the solution is simply to go to the members page. Easy.
Would be much better for the sign to just say Hackspace and the number -
if you're visiting and can't get in then you'll figure out what to do.
Also bear in mind that this list is public. In fact it comes up if you google 'Cremer business centre door code'.
/m