"It took a whole bunch of people to design and put this thing together" What he actually means "It took us fucking ages to drink all that beer" Should have used VBs instead haha
You're not wrong... At some point someone made the executive decision that alchoholism was bad, but also inevitable if we wanted to hit our deadline. So we ended up buying a fair number of the bottles at the recyclers. We used Corona bottles because they're clear glass, which most beer bottles aren't. There was an epic spreadsheet comparing all possible bottle options though...
vlogging is nothing more than a documentary film either about one self or other subjects. the difference is nowadays these documentary films are made by individuals all over the world and not by tv broadcasting stations. this video has a distinctive subject that most people don't know about, the production, the editing, and the way that people were interviewed has the quality and could have fit very well and could have passed as a tv documentary.
I think ever tour should contain a look at the bathroom and kitchen. Call me crazy but I feel a little cheated. Otherwise it looks like an awesome place......unless I gotta pee
15:45 I love that painting in the background. 1. Because I like the artwork. and 2. Because you can tell it hasn't been moved from the place it was painted at.
Best definition of anarchist I've seen on youtube. and WOW what an excellent space and freakin luvverly people. My respect for this channel grows with each vid.
I really don’t get why people dislike this video. Everything the guys do is positive, creative and might possibly even help shape things for our future. Learning and sharing is the way to go. Keep doing this Scotty, the world needs people like you.
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There's a reason for that... Noisebridge was actually the model for the hackerspace in Watchdogs 2. Early renderings looked a lot more similar to Noisebridge than the actual game. I wish I'd mentioned this in the video, but I totally forgot about it:)
This is great! I had the privilege of visiting Noisebridge in 2012, and I was pretty impressed. Because of that, I joined my own local hackerspace and became an active member. It was also part of my inspiration to go back to school for engineering, which I'm doing right now.
I am a machinist by trade. More recently and specifically a mold maker. I could show him tons about casting in all kinds of materials. It sucks to not be in a position to share knowledge directly to someone who is interested.
I want to work for Nasa and design space thrusters, and just research anything to do with space and to also invent :D - I used to want to design computers but I got inspired from Nasa and I've been reading space books since I was around 7 and a half I believe. - love the videos as well 'Strange Parts' I enjoyed the IPhone 7 to headphone jack.
Go try see a local hackerspace ;) figure out wich people are cool with you and see if you can find the perfect balance times where just a few people are there that you like. It will take a bit of time but maybe the hackerspace envirement might work. also, if you work on some projects and are able to show them, maybe a university that has teachers that know what you deal with can help aswell. Nasa or SpaceX wont hesitate hiring people who are capable of doing amazing things, so remember to be awesome and amazing ;) got some small autism myself, I know the feelings, but that never* stopped me from trying to be myself and learn more and teach others what Ive learned. *well, if the crowd isnt too big. but im nolonger scared of showing 15 ppl how arduino's work to controll fluidsensorts :D
Hey man, good luck on your journey, I can only begin to imagine some of the troubles you may face with people. The STEM field can always do with high functioning minds, and I hope you find a way to explore that route. Have you considered taking online classes through a university? I'm studying Mechanical Engineering in Australia and there's an option to take all the classes online, but you'd still need to come into the uni for practical sessions and probably some group assignments/presentations. Good luck!
That's just awesome...i bet strangers that come in aren't strangers at all, am i right? Love seeing this kind of community, it's beautiful. Thank you for sharing this with us, greetings from a romanian guy who would fit right in Noisebridge!
This kind of anarchism is awesome. So glad to see what you guys do and to see it's helping so many people. I'd love to find one of these hackerspaces in Barcelona!
Hackerspaces are a german invention, so yeah the really old ones like the C-Base are a blueprint for hackerspaces around the world. That is also why Germany has most hackerspaces worldwide. You find one in every bigger city.
This is amazing. Super exciting and encouraging. I'm an aspiring programmer/cyber security specialist and moving to a bigger city in about 6 months. Already found a hackerspace community there. I can already feel the good experiences coming! Thank you so much!
@@zerohorns8909 I had completely forgotten about this comment, thanks for replying! Well, I just finished a year long software engineer internship at one of the world's largest banks. It's been the toughest year of my life, but shit, I did it. I'll be going back to uni to finish my undergraduate now, and if my thesis goes well, I might do a master's in machine learning and AI. We'll see where it all takes me! :)
Also I think this is the future of education. As a 22 year old kid stuck in the suburbs having access to something like this would be a godsend. I live in Calgary AB Canada and there is a maker space here but it costs a certain amount of money, plus I’m having a real tough time finding a decent job. I’m planning to go into a media arts course at my local art school but I’m not sure if I’ll be accepted yet. Fingers crossed. Anyways this video was really cool! Really inspired me! Thank you!
I went to my first Makerspace a week ago today, and will be returning this evening I hope. This place in San Francisco looks great and I am excited about joining the Hacker/Maker community here in the Mother Lode. Maybe someday we will make a field trip to the bay.
Every time you come up with some exciting and fresh content. Love the hard work you put in and the passion. Glad to be here. Looking forward to see some more cool stuff. All the best.
Thanks so much for creating this as I just moved to the bay area about a year ago, I've been working on my own at home on these kinds of projects wondering if there were others like me in the bay area! I had no idea so many of these places existed in the east bay as well.
daviddaddy good luck trying to find a house without selling your soul, first child, House, and kidney. Also good luck giving up 70% of your American rights too.
I've watched this video multiple times, and the feelings it gives me is utter bliss. I'm a full time nanny now. But Spent most of my early teens into twenties in the electronicshacker-esk world back home. But as of now with my job, This video has really opened my eyes on how i do my job. So from the bottom of my heart, THank you
Growing mushrooms doesn't necessarily mean psychedelics. Mycology is an incredibly interesting field of study and you'd be surprised at how little you actually know (judging from your comment that is)
I wish I had an opportunity to join such an awesome community. I can imagine myself spending whole days there... Seeing such a great place opened 24/7, full of equipment and people willing to make projects together makes me think about moving to San Francisco (or any other place with a well-developed hackerspace) ;)
That place looks soooooo awesome, it would be super cool to have access to something like that. Not only are there the tools to do almost anything, but the fact that there are people who can teach you is just so nice.
My husbend and i think this Has to be the coolest place on earth I have ever seen. He builds HF receivers, transceivers, HF and cb linears, power supplies and many other related items as a hobby. He would love it here! Billy and Melissa Bowling Elkhorn city KY
Man, 3 minutes in and I'm already hooked .I want a space like that. It's just full of anything you want that you could use to produce eqiupment if you have the knowledge or the idea. At 3:46 I thought you were going to say it took a lot of drinking to gather them :D
Thanks for another great video Scott ,keep them coming please!I know they’re time consuming and keep them interesting. Looking forward to the next one! Thanks again Scott!!
Almost undoubtedly there is. Check out hackerspaces.org for a relatively complete list of hackerspaces. And check out CCC (Chaos Communications Club). They're quite active in Germany.
Dude! My chest go crazy when I'm watching your videos! It's so much culture, cool and unknown things to me... It's really exciting! Thanks to contribute for my day happiness!
I have lived in the bay area for 95% of my life and have been to the city countless times but I regret that I have never heard of nor been to this amazing place with such incredible people! THIS is my new goal! Have to visit as much as possible!
its a great place, we have many hackerspaces in denmark, i started in one 10 years ago and build my first 3d printer, when you had to drill a acorn nut out as the nozzle :) .. now im in a hackerspace in another city, builing my second cnc ... as i have already made 3 3d printers ...
Come guys! Stop telling him about to build another phone. There's more interesting stuff in this planet that something all of us already have and he done.
It's open to everyone, run on donations. People visiting for the first time are given a tour, and we have ways for filtering out people that are detrimental to the community. But it all works surprisingly well!
I bet you have your ways....pretty easy to filter anyone out who doesn't conform to the sugar-coated (for easy mass consumption) ideologies of far-leftist and neo-marxist dogma. It's actually really sad that so many of these spaces aren't welcoming to people who just want to learn, make and collaborate without injecting politics and "identity" into every single facet of life.
Hey Scotty... You've just pulled another EXCELLENT video! You know that, right? Loved to know that communities like this exist and function.... Sooooo Coooollllll.... :)
I love you videos man but seriously how do you afford to live as a nomadic hacker and film maker? I would love to take a year after college and do something similar so I definitely want to hear how you got to this point.
He has a million subscribers now, that is around the point where you can start living from TH-cam, unless you make some controversial content that gets demonetised all the time. But really, I sound like a killjoy but not everyone can do that, there aren't enough people on this planet to give every creator millions of views. You should probably just get a degree and a normal job, at least at first.
another AWESOME thing i got to learn about i probably wouldnt have heard of if it wasnt for you, your videos are so interesting and love your filming, do you also edit yourself bc WOW!!!
Wow. I had no idea these existed! I'm moving soon, and I realized there's one nearby my new apartment! I'm now absolutely giddy about going! Thanks for sharing!
Who finances this? I mean let’s say you have a cool idea. Going to a hackerspace and sharing with the community is not enough right? And if you are forming a startup from a hackerspace, how is the ownership going to be?
Murshid Ahmed Just a guess. You probably pay a membership fee to be there which pays for rent, tools, components, etc. And there might be some incubation startup percentage type deal where if you start something, the owners automatically get a percentage.
I find this amazing. I have two questions: 1) Do you consider yourself an anarchist? If so, what drew you to its philosophy? 2) Do you know how this place started? I'd love to set something like this where I live.
I'm not involved with Noisebridge, but as a maker and hacker, I can answer the two questions: (1) No, I used to consider myself anarchist, but now I wouldn't in its most literal sense. I've been involved in bitcoin since early on, and I thought it was a sort of realization of anarchism, specially anarcho-capitalism. While I'm very happy about being involved in bitcoin early on, I no longer believe anarchy is such a viable philosophy, or to be desired. I think when people call themselves anarchists, what they really mean is as little rules as possible and a bias towards action, instead of a bias towards authority, central control and slavery. Because, even if you use very free technologies like bitcoin, email or the internet itself, you are still following the rules of each program and for commercial software/things, getting benefit from their hierarchy structures and forms of organization. Even if the rules are permissive, open and few, THEY ARE rules to follow, which are systematically enforced. My anarchists views have changed towards that: Minimal rules, a bias towards action, and trying to avoid making too many rules, since at some point, the positive aspects of rules start to disappear, as complexity, bureaucracy, ineffectiveness and wastefulness take over the society that lives under those rules. (2) Just do it. Gather likeminded people and funding. Use whatever you have, and do whatever you can do. That's how all things are built.
Dude, this inspired me to look for a place like this in my city (Surrey, BC) and I managed to find one just like this! Really great since I've been in a bind with wanting to create stuff but lacking tools. Going to check it out at my next available time.
I'm so excited that you uploaded this video I've been waiting for you to do something with Noise Bridge for a while now. Keep it up Scotty always love the great content you upload 😊😃.
Thank you so much, I never knew these kind of places exist for artist not only tech. I am for sure going to explore and try to meet people that enjoy my interests as well.
Seeing this kind of things brings me hope, its incredible how can you feel and just KNOW how excellent all these people are! as always amazing content scotty! you are an amazing inspiration to me
"It took a whole bunch of people to design and put this thing together"
What he actually means
"It took us fucking ages to drink all that beer"
Should have used VBs instead haha
You're not wrong... At some point someone made the executive decision that alchoholism was bad, but also inevitable if we wanted to hit our deadline. So we ended up buying a fair number of the bottles at the recyclers. We used Corona bottles because they're clear glass, which most beer bottles aren't. There was an epic spreadsheet comparing all possible bottle options though...
Haha that's awesome, the VB thing was just Aussie pride but it's cool that thought went into what types of bottles you used. Thanks for the reply!
VB is weak. Carlton all the way.
Terry Folds I mean if we're gonna start naming shit beer then why not XXXX Gold? 🤣
why not use miniature alcohol bottles? would have allowed for finer resolution. :p
This guy proves that quality content on youtube still exists!
Yeah, betweeen him and Primitive Technology it's a hard fight for the best channel right now.
Mat Jivas When you considder what other "vlog" videos are worth. Yes. sure!
vlogging is nothing more than a documentary film either about one self or other subjects. the difference is nowadays these documentary films are made by individuals all over the world and not by tv broadcasting stations. this video has a distinctive subject that most people don't know about, the production, the editing, and the way that people were interviewed has the quality and could have fit very well and could have passed as a tv documentary.
@@BingDwenDwen nail... head....hammer... ya hit it on the head !✌👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
I think ever tour should contain a look at the bathroom and kitchen. Call me crazy but I feel a little cheated. Otherwise it looks like an awesome place......unless I gotta pee
15:45 I love that painting in the background. 1. Because I like the artwork. and 2. Because you can tell it hasn't been moved from the place it was painted at.
I just finished Watch Dogs 2, and then this video comes out? Damn man 😍
Best definition of anarchist I've seen on youtube. and WOW what an excellent space and freakin luvverly people. My respect for this channel grows with each vid.
I really don’t get why people dislike this video. Everything the guys do is positive, creative and might possibly even help shape things for our future. Learning and sharing is the way to go. Keep doing this Scotty, the world needs people like you.
He's a decent enough guy I'm sure. A little annoying but it's fine.
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Cameron Lattimore: Thanks for sharing. You would do well at Noisebridge. You have the right sharing philosophy. How many does this feed?
Making them now! Mmmmm!
I followed all the instructions and the waffles are really Good! Thanks!!
Thank you waffle god
Open source cooking
When I read homeland by Cory Doctorow, I had no idea that noisebridge actually existed.
this is really awesome,the people are amazing including you :)
btw the hackerspace reminds me of that underground room in watch dogs 2.
There's a reason for that... Noisebridge was actually the model for the hackerspace in Watchdogs 2. Early renderings looked a lot more similar to Noisebridge than the actual game. I wish I'd mentioned this in the video, but I totally forgot about it:)
Strange Parts cool!.....and thank you very much sir for replying :D
Noisebridge is even in the same general location in SF as the Watch Dogs 2 hackerspace!
Jeffrey Faden wow...that's cool.
That's so awesome 😊 I love watch dogs 2
This is great! I had the privilege of visiting Noisebridge in 2012, and I was pretty impressed. Because of that, I joined my own local hackerspace and became an active member. It was also part of my inspiration to go back to school for engineering, which I'm doing right now.
I am a machinist by trade. More recently and specifically a mold maker. I could show him tons about casting in all kinds of materials. It sucks to not be in a position to share knowledge directly to someone who is interested.
I want to work for Nasa and design space thrusters, and just research anything to do with space and to also invent :D - I used to want to design computers but I got inspired from Nasa and I've been reading space books since I was around 7 and a half I believe. - love the videos as well 'Strange Parts' I enjoyed the IPhone 7 to headphone jack.
TDC where'd you go to college?
I've got Autism and I hate crouds and people, so proberly my local college that is for Autistic people.
I would love to go to Cambridge university but my autism makes me not wanting to because of crouds.
Go try see a local hackerspace ;) figure out wich people are cool with you and see if you can find the perfect balance times where just a few people are there that you like. It will take a bit of time but maybe the hackerspace envirement might work. also, if you work on some projects and are able to show them, maybe a university that has teachers that know what you deal with can help aswell. Nasa or SpaceX wont hesitate hiring people who are capable of doing amazing things, so remember to be awesome and amazing ;) got some small autism myself, I know the feelings, but that never* stopped me from trying to be myself and learn more and teach others what Ive learned. *well, if the crowd isnt too big. but im nolonger scared of showing 15 ppl how arduino's work to controll fluidsensorts :D
Hey man, good luck on your journey, I can only begin to imagine some of the troubles you may face with people.
The STEM field can always do with high functioning minds, and I hope you find a way to explore that route.
Have you considered taking online classes through a university?
I'm studying Mechanical Engineering in Australia and there's an option to take all the classes online, but you'd still need to come into the uni for practical sessions and probably some group assignments/presentations.
Good luck!
That's just awesome...i bet strangers that come in aren't strangers at all, am i right? Love seeing this kind of community, it's beautiful. Thank you for sharing this with us, greetings from a romanian guy who would fit right in Noisebridge!
This kind of anarchism is awesome. So glad to see what you guys do and to see it's helping so many people. I'd love to find one of these hackerspaces in Barcelona!
This feels like such a welcoming place Scotty. I hope to be a part of a community like this one day.
Was not expecting a mini documentary style video when i clicked on this! great video and really interesting place/people, love to see more like this
It looks like a CCC Chapter in Germany rather than like a "normal" hackerspace.
Metalab and C-Base were big inspirations early on, so the resemblance isn't completely accidental.
Strange Parts have you been to C-base?
Hackerspaces are a german invention, so yeah the really old ones like the C-Base are a blueprint for hackerspaces around the world. That is also why Germany has most hackerspaces worldwide. You find one in every bigger city.
Do you have links to some in Berlin?
Looks like the Labor, just bigger. :D
This is amazing. Super exciting and encouraging. I'm an aspiring programmer/cyber security specialist and moving to a bigger city in about 6 months. Already found a hackerspace community there. I can already feel the good experiences coming! Thank you so much!
So…what happened… what did you do in these past year??
@@zerohorns8909 I had completely forgotten about this comment, thanks for replying!
Well, I just finished a year long software engineer internship at one of the world's largest banks. It's been the toughest year of my life, but shit, I did it. I'll be going back to uni to finish my undergraduate now, and if my thesis goes well, I might do a master's in machine learning and AI. We'll see where it all takes me! :)
Also I think this is the future of education. As a 22 year old kid stuck in the suburbs having access to something like this would be a godsend. I live in Calgary AB Canada and there is a maker space here but it costs a certain amount of money, plus I’m having a real tough time finding a decent job. I’m planning to go into a media arts course at my local art school but I’m not sure if I’ll be accepted yet. Fingers crossed. Anyways this video was really cool! Really inspired me! Thank you!
I went to my first Makerspace a week ago today, and will be returning this evening I hope. This place in San Francisco looks great and I am excited about joining the Hacker/Maker community here in the Mother Lode. Maybe someday we will make a field trip to the bay.
Too cool! Wouldn’t mind starting hacker space in my town too.
All of your documentrys are of ENORMOUSLY high quality. Absolutely astonishing, keep up the fantastic work
cant get over the smile, keep up the videos dude
Like a school of self-learning people who learn by *doing and experimenting.*
Nice !
You too can now live in san francisco for just a small loan of 1 million dollars.
Every time you come up with some exciting and fresh content. Love the hard work you put in and the passion. Glad to be here. Looking forward to see some more cool stuff. All the best.
This is the only channel i click on
instantly
Thanks so much for creating this as I just moved to the bay area about a year ago, I've been working on my own at home on these kinds of projects wondering if there were others like me in the bay area! I had no idea so many of these places existed in the east bay as well.
Books. How can I send them books? I come across electronic books from 40s tube tech to 70s IC.
You people out there are so lucky to have such a wonderful community!! more about the projects in that space!
Can i Live There???? Pretty Please!!!??? It looks like heaven to me!!!
daviddaddy good luck living in San Francisco
Do a search to find your local hackerspace. They are all over North America and Europe
Adam Brown print A hover house
daviddaddy good luck trying to find a house without selling your soul, first child, House, and kidney. Also good luck giving up 70% of your American rights too.
BassBoostGod I Already live in California lol not much would change for me. I live about 3 hours south from San Fran lol
This is honestly the best channel on TH-cam. Great vids man
I usually watch and like in silence, but wanted to say that the music is juuust a tad too loud at the beginning. :)
Stay awesome!
I've watched this video multiple times, and the feelings it gives me is utter bliss. I'm a full time nanny now. But Spent most of my early teens into twenties in the electronicshacker-esk world back home. But as of now with my job, This video has really opened my eyes on how i do my job. So from the bottom of my heart, THank you
"Growing mushrooms" 😂 okaaay
wonder if they'd let me build a COB LED solar powered shroom and ganja growroom and run a "test" in there for some months to test its efficiency 😂👌🌲
Growing mushrooms doesn't necessarily mean psychedelics. Mycology is an incredibly interesting field of study and you'd be surprised at how little you actually know (judging from your comment that is)
Geez bruh.. drugs are bad you hippies
That's how they look like, right?^^
@@fakemailforreal lmao
I wish I had an opportunity to join such an awesome community. I can imagine myself spending whole days there... Seeing such a great place opened 24/7, full of equipment and people willing to make projects together makes me think about moving to San Francisco (or any other place with a well-developed hackerspace) ;)
Maybe visit Ben Krasnow? He runs applied science - might be worth checking out.
That place looks soooooo awesome, it would be super cool to have access to something like that. Not only are there the tools to do almost anything, but the fact that there are people who can teach you is just so nice.
What city would you like to see a hackerspace in?
All of them!
And there are alott of them already :D
Johannesburg South Africa .... When I looked a while ago there was one near my uni but it closed down.
Dallas..
I'd love to have one in the Baton Rouge, Louisiana area. Apparently, Louisiana already has 5 or more hackerspaces, but they're all pretty far from me.
You are taking what I said to heart! I love seeing this kind of work from you. Keep it up!
My husbend and i think this Has to be the coolest place on earth I have ever seen. He builds HF receivers, transceivers, HF and cb linears, power supplies and many other related items as a hobby. He would love it here! Billy and Melissa Bowling Elkhorn city KY
Wow! What a fascinating group of people operating in a fascinating environment. Thanks for shedding some light on Noisebridge, Scotty!
"Be excellent to each other"
Indeed. Party on dudes.
Man, 3 minutes in and I'm already hooked .I want a space like that. It's just full of anything you want that you could use to produce eqiupment if you have the knowledge or the idea. At 3:46 I thought you were going to say it took a lot of drinking to gather them :D
Great to watch your video buddy , Always inspired from You 😄
Was waiting for your video.. love from India 😘
Thanks for another great video Scott ,keep them coming please!I know they’re time consuming and keep them interesting. Looking forward to the next one! Thanks again Scott!!
Seems to be something I'm interested in. Let's see if there is something like this in Germany, Cologne - can I also get a ❤?
Almost undoubtedly there is. Check out hackerspaces.org for a relatively complete list of hackerspaces. And check out CCC (Chaos Communications Club). They're quite active in Germany.
Strange Parts I've found two hackerspaces near where I live! Thank you so much I'm thinking about becoming part of one soon
Germany is full of Hackerspaces! =D I live in Wuppertal and we've also a Hackerspace, a great place!
Ein Kölner hier?! Na wenn du einen findest, sag mir bescheid :D
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I visited the space 6 years ago and everyone was very welcoming.
I’m moving to california former software engineer and game designer!
I’ve been wanting to visit hacker space in the Baltimore area. This video motivated me!!
Wow it looks like the hacker space in Watchdogs 2
look for the newer comment and you may be surprised.
Dude! My chest go crazy when I'm watching your videos! It's so much culture, cool and unknown things to me... It's really exciting! Thanks to contribute for my day happiness!
How come I never saw Adam Savage doing anything in there? Or did I miss it?
Fernando Sato good call! 👌
He should visit :D lets tweet him
I'm pretty sure he's actually been there before
Adam Brown u thinking of a specific video?
Oh, he's there alright. Just that he was lurking around, disguised in one of his Comicon outfits.
I have lived in the bay area for 95% of my life and have been to the city countless times but I regret that I have never heard of nor been to this amazing place with such incredible people! THIS is my new goal! Have to visit as much as possible!
After watching this, it is very sad to read that Noisebridge has to move, because the landlords won't renew the lease
Thank You for making this video. The tour of the place itself speaks of the rich culture and vibrant community the noisebridge is about
7 videos, 450K subscribers, wow.. just..wow.
TEACH ME MASTER! YOU ARE MY IDOL NOW. ONE DAY I WANT TO BE LIKE YOU!!!
SINCERELY - 15 YEARS OLD BOY 😊😊😊
its a great place, we have many hackerspaces in denmark, i started in one 10 years ago and build my first 3d printer, when you had to drill a acorn nut out as the nozzle :) .. now im in a hackerspace in another city, builing my second cnc ... as i have already made 3 3d printers ...
Me who just played watchdogs 6 minutes ago
Such a dreamy environment to create in. Awesome video, Scotty!
Everytime you speak excited you sounds like Kermit.
That's the San Francisco accent XD
kidding, of course
great i cant unhear that
yeh haha just said got it strait away
Typo boi
Wow typo
Greetings from Munich Maker Lab! Nice to see Mitch around. :)
Come guys!
Stop telling him about to build another phone.
There's more interesting stuff in this planet that something all of us already have and he done.
just that he hasn't modified an iphone X xD
Another video. This is becoming a regular thing. Keep em coming.
Is there a signup/subscription system or literally anyone can go there? It looks well funded, Allowing absolutely anyone is kinda scary.
It's open to everyone, run on donations. People visiting for the first time are given a tour, and we have ways for filtering out people that are detrimental to the community. But it all works surprisingly well!
Strange Parts does the age matter, i mean, can a 15 jear old teenager who is interrestet in technology, allowed to come there?
Yup, you are free to turn up
I bet you have your ways....pretty easy to filter anyone out who doesn't conform to the sugar-coated (for easy mass consumption) ideologies of far-leftist and neo-marxist dogma. It's actually really sad that so many of these spaces aren't welcoming to people who just want to learn, make and collaborate without injecting politics and "identity" into every single facet of life.
@@theorist5497 You sound incredibly asspained.
Absolutely love your videos, giving me inspiration to carry on with electronics!
Very interesting keep it up
Its like hacksmiths workshop but with more art and cooler
Wow .. that cinematography 😍😍😍
lol, best sarcasm ever
Jake .. no pun intended...see 0:08 onwards .. 😋
Hey Scotty... You've just pulled another EXCELLENT video! You know that, right?
Loved to know that communities like this exist and function.... Sooooo Coooollllll.... :)
DEDSEC? Anyone?
when art & science meet engineering...sand box heaven for enthusiast...how awesome is that
I'm waiting for a video where you add Touch ID to iPhone X 😂
Your videos are great! Keep doing this please! The quality of your video ist making them so great. Not just a 5 minutes vlog or something like that...
I love you videos man but seriously how do you afford to live as a nomadic hacker and film maker? I would love to take a year after college and do something similar so I definitely want to hear how you got to this point.
Rudster14 I wonder that every time I watch one of these videos.
he worked at google and a few other start ups and had his own. I think he made enough money to take a break
Tutorials gut_gelöst I wish he would do a bio video because as an aspiring engineer I am sure I could learn so much from him!
He has a million subscribers now, that is around the point where you can start living from TH-cam, unless you make some controversial content that gets demonetised all the time.
But really, I sound like a killjoy but not everyone can do that, there aren't enough people on this planet to give every creator millions of views. You should probably just get a degree and a normal job, at least at first.
saw this in the movie algorithm and its cool to see in in-depth look onto this hacker space
its 35 what lol
This place looks awesome. I could see myself in a place like this to develop, make, and modify stuff
13:07-13:30 "growing mushrooms" im in
another AWESOME thing i got to learn about i probably wouldnt have heard of if it wasnt for you, your videos are so interesting and love your filming, do you also edit yourself bc WOW!!!
Watchdogs in real life
Noisebridge has a PS4 with Watch Dogs 2 on it! Noisebridge was the main inspiration for that game!
I like wd 1 better
Except they’re not hipsters
I am shookt about the watchdog fact right now....
2222222222 222 the hell??, i don’t recall writing the comment.
Wow. I had no idea these existed! I'm moving soon, and I realized there's one nearby my new apartment! I'm now absolutely giddy about going! Thanks for sharing!
Who finances this? I mean let’s say you have a cool idea. Going to a hackerspace and sharing with the community is not enough right? And if you are forming a startup from a hackerspace, how is the ownership going to be?
Murshid Ahmed Just a guess. You probably pay a membership fee to be there which pays for rent, tools, components, etc. And there might be some incubation startup percentage type deal where if you start something, the owners automatically get a percentage.
Murshid Ahmed towerds the end of the video they say that they are founded by donations
17:00
Well it seems like if you founded a startup, you are expected (but not legally required) to ask all the relevant people to get in on it.
It's all optional donations
I love to see people get animated and excited about creation and creativity. I wanna see if I have something like this in my community :)
This place would be the only reason I'd move to California
You wouldn't be the only person to move to San Francisco solely because of Noisebridge...
There are hackerspaces in many larger cities
MeepMu yeah, but the culture is above all else
please dont move to california. theres enough of us.
do you by any chance live in AZ mesilla area? There's a hackerden in Tucson, you should check it out.
I find this amazing. I have two questions:
1) Do you consider yourself an anarchist? If so, what drew you to its philosophy?
2) Do you know how this place started? I'd love to set something like this where I live.
I'm not involved with Noisebridge, but as a maker and hacker, I can answer the two questions:
(1) No, I used to consider myself anarchist, but now I wouldn't in its most literal sense. I've been involved in bitcoin since early on, and I thought it was a sort of realization of anarchism, specially anarcho-capitalism. While I'm very happy about being involved in bitcoin early on, I no longer believe anarchy is such a viable philosophy, or to be desired. I think when people call themselves anarchists, what they really mean is as little rules as possible and a bias towards action, instead of a bias towards authority, central control and slavery. Because, even if you use very free technologies like bitcoin, email or the internet itself, you are still following the rules of each program and for commercial software/things, getting benefit from their hierarchy structures and forms of organization. Even if the rules are permissive, open and few, THEY ARE rules to follow, which are systematically enforced. My anarchists views have changed towards that: Minimal rules, a bias towards action, and trying to avoid making too many rules, since at some point, the positive aspects of rules start to disappear, as complexity, bureaucracy, ineffectiveness and wastefulness take over the society that lives under those rules.
(2) Just do it. Gather likeminded people and funding. Use whatever you have, and do whatever you can do. That's how all things are built.
Can I get a ❤️ from you ? Iam your biggest fan
Thank you😍😍😍 iam so happy now
lol XD
Sonny Kjellberg Hi bro
Dude, this inspired me to look for a place like this in my city (Surrey, BC) and I managed to find one just like this! Really great since I've been in a bind with wanting to create stuff but lacking tools. Going to check it out at my next available time.
Legend❤
I'm so excited that you uploaded this video I've been waiting for you to do something with Noise Bridge for a while now. Keep it up Scotty always love the great content you upload 😊😃.
It's 35
Thank you so much, I never knew these kind of places exist for artist not only tech. I am for sure going to explore and try to meet people that enjoy my interests as well.
cool
Dude....
You make Strange and Great Videos!!!
2:34 Applejack anyone?
Yay! Someone else noticed. Also that the color of the room is her coat color. So awesome!
What an absolute amazing place, i'd love to do something similar in the UK. You have given me much to think about.
Not first, not early, not last, but a few seconds late
Seeing this kind of things brings me hope, its incredible how can you feel and just KNOW how excellent all these people are! as always amazing content scotty! you are an amazing inspiration to me
Lol make your own Mac next!