Hackstub is an associative hackerspace in Strasbourg that raises awareness of FLOSS (Free, Libre and Open Source Software) culture and computing among the local public, and conducts popular education work in a critical and emancipating perspective of technologies, through activities such as workshops, conferences, screenings and self-training. The association notably had two highlights in the organisation of Avenirs d'Internet(s) in 2016 and the Libre Software Meeting in 2018.
The hackerspace is currently located at the Moquetterie at 8 rue Thomas Mann in Strasbourg (close to tram lines A and D stop Ducs d'Alsace) and is open (almost) every Friday evening (except in August).
Access to the hackerspace and participation in the proposed activities are subject to the respect of a charter, addressed to both guests and members of the association. Please read it before showing up!
Hackstub runs popular education formats, trainings, and hosts regular events in the field of computer science, for which you can find all the proposals on the Interventions page.
News
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Mobilisation contre la loi RIPOST et le permis de tuer
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Appel original sur le site de Strasbourg furieuseLa chatte noire turbulente
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Soulèvements
Le 18 août, le gouvernement a promulgué la loi RIPOST.
Pendant que l'État donne toujours plus de pouvoirs à celles et ceux qui nous contrôlent, nous verbalisent, nous répriment, nous brutalisent, un...
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Hackstub's Stammtisch
Meeting, discussionAll audiencesLa Moquetterie, 8 rue Thomas Mann 67200 Strasbourg
Hackstub
Hackstub, hackerspace in Strasbourg
The Hackstub or "home of hacking" in Alsatian is a collective space where we share reflexions, practices, ideas, work on technological and artistic experiments, an...
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Soutien à Autistici/Inventati désigné « organisation terroriste internationale » par les États-Unis
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EDIT : Autodissolution d'A/I annoncée sur le site Keep the Internet free
Le texte qui suit a été repris depuis le site Indymedia Nantes, sur lequel il est également possible de consulter u...