TA40 – Progressbar.sk

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Bratislava Hackerspace progressbar celebrated it’s first birthday and we gave it a visit. You hear the story of several slovaks one week before the national election 2012 talking about their situation as net-citizens. The show concludes by overflow from the metalab talking about a new project. Birthday invitation to the progressbar hacker space the dada-ACTA project the webhosting company websupport which got sued and their austiran branch overflows new project hackerspaceshop WP: 3D Printer the website of mitch altman habitat.fm streaming collective on the banned book about the corruption scandal: more on the charges an article mentioning the company WebSupport on the slovak protests society for open information technologies on the Slovak National Security Office “hack” short story about the police and the WebSupport servers

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