entropia.de
Hackerspace in Karlsruhe hosting technology workshops, talks and community events for hackers and the public
About entropia.de
Entropia e.V. is a hackerspace for hackers, Haecksen and people interested in technology. It provides rooms, equipment and workshops for exploring technology and exchanging information.
The association organizes open sessions, youth and school programs, and the annual Gulaschprogrammiernacht conference. Its activities include digital literacy, privacy, media education and community networking in Karlsruhe.
Entropia has been an Erfa group of the Chaos Computer Club since 2001 and is based in Karlsruhe, Germany.
Product: A community hackerspace offering shared rooms and equipment, workshops, talks and public technology events.
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