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We have topic-based HackChats on various subjects often, and will be starting back up in 2019 on Wednesdays.
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Be Excellent to each other. Comments and questions should be on-topic. We support tech education and a supportive, inclusive environment. We reserve the right to eject profiles that do not comply.
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What specific agreements have I violated? Please give links. On unfounded claims I will be forced to write a complaint to the site administrators.
Seen a few people wanting help to break into somebody else's computer… a note to all would-be contributors… this is a direct quote from the "Hacking on the Hack Chat" document linked above (see the link after 'Wonder what we mean when we say "hacking"?'):
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Nothing illegal will be discussed in the Hack Chat. Please do not ask us to talk about this stuff. Hacking in the sense of breaking into websites isn’t something we discuss here.
People who continue to ask these kinds of questions will be removed from the Hack Chat. No exceptions.
Questions about how to hack things that are illegal will be ignored.
Questions like “how to hack” are not clear enough to be answered and will be ignored.
Questions referring to “Help me hack Facebook” are illegal, and will be ignored.
Questions referring to “Help me to hack a certain website” are illegal and will be ignored.
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Then there's this in the terms of service, a link to which is at the very bottom of nearly every page on hackaday.io:
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3.3 Acceptable Use Policy.
The following sets forth the “Acceptable Use Policy”:
You agree not to use the Services to collect, upload, transmit, display, or distribute any User Content … (ii) that is unlawful … or (iv) that is in violation of any law, regulation, or obligations or restrictions imposed by any third party.
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PLEASE DON'T ASK US ABOUT HOW TO BREAK INTO SOMEONE'S FACEBOOK/TWITTER/BLOG/WEBSITE/EMAIL ACCOUNT/BANK ACCOUNT/${WHATEVER}.
You'll be either:
1. ignored
2. told "we don't do that", and get pointed to a document such those quoted above
3. reported to moderators who may choose to have you removed
YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED.
Ttrying to build a own bluetooth speaker, using hc-05 or 06. possible?
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well, you could join the chat and ask there, and that sounds pretty close to one of my projects: #Airsoft Turret
Trying to build a wall following robot. I've got the drive train sorted with a PIC and 2 stepper motors, but stuck on ideas. I have got a couple of ultrasonic modules, but where do I go next.
I am trying to learn as much as i can. with your help I will gain more skills and be more of a help to others like myself.
i have some skills but with your help i'll become more talented please help me.
from @kiraoftheweb
can you teach me some skills of hacking or programming
Could we get a #Hack Chat about hackaday.io the platform, what's planned for the future? I think there are a lot of people with questions for that chat. @Van Nguyen @Aleksandar Bradic @Sophi Kravitz
i really need to learn hacking can you please add me to the chat
Hey all! Super excited about this chat.
I'm an American who just quit my day job and moved to Shanghai (currently). Definitely looking forward to doing more with Chinese suppliers and this chat is definitely what's up.
I'm a mechanical engineering but been interested in electronics/software/mecha-tronics my whole life and been hacking since I was a kid. Started several companies over the summers throughout high school and college, and a couple since then. All small. Trying to take the next step and get something bigger going.
Cheers and looking forward to the chat.
Cool! How does the Shanghai weather compare to Florida?
Lutetium
Colin Fausnaught
Progressive Automations
Fredrik Högberg
"We do not claim ownership of your User Content. However, when you as a User, submit, publish or post User Content on or in the Services, you hereby grant, and you represent and warrant that you have the right to grant, to us an irrevocable, nonexclusive, royalty-free and fully paid, worldwide license to reproduce, distribute, publicly display and perform, prepare derivative works of, incorporate into other works, and otherwise use your User Content, and to grant sublicenses of the foregoing, solely for the purposes of including your User Content in the Services. You agree to irrevocably waive (and cause to be waived) any claims and assertions of moral rights or attribution with respect to your User Content."
https://hackaday.io/tos
In other words, by being here, you've agreed that Hackaday.io can publish what you upload. I call BS on your "copyright violation", and predict the only thing that will be removed, will be your comment (and maybe your account if the admins deem it appropriate).