Welcome to Shinobi Hackerspace. I am the host, Shinobi.
You are seeing this probably because you have visited the Hackerspace. As the host, I am suppose to give you an on-site Orientation for the first time, but unfortunately this article is all we have right now.
I’ll be updating this guideline while we are moving forward!
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Membership & access
- Open to anyone with Innovation Center access (Please join the club).
- Be informed of this guideline or someone on site.
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Responsibility & community care
- Everyone using the space should keep it clean and organized.
- Use equipment responsibly to prevent damage and accidents.
- Consult manuals online or ask staff/host when unsure.
- Members are encouraged to help one another; mutual aid is recommended.
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Hosts & volunteers
- Seeking co-hosts who can (or willing to learn to) maintain hardware and operations.
- Hosts/organizers handle safety decisions and incident response.
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Tool library & Self‑help repair shop
- Users are expected to perform (or be able to learn) repairs, maintenance, and basic troubleshooting themselves. (iFixit/Instructables/YouTube is your best friends)
- Contact staff/host for questions, safety concerns, or when assistance is needed.
- Staff/host may provide guidance but are not responsible for user projects.
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Borrowing
- Servers and stationary equipment are onsite use only.
- Mobile devices (e.g. laptops/phones): borrowable up to one semester;
- Unpopular devices are renewable right away.
- Wipe personal data before returning or done using.
- Small tools, consumables, accessories (pliers, cables, adapters): borrowable up to one month; basic maintenance required before return.
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AI servers & content rules
- AI servers are able to generate text, image, video, and audio. (you can run whatever model you want)
- Delete all generated outputs and personal data when finished.
- Save and share your awesome prompt/workflow with others!
- Monitor the CPU/GPU temperature proactively with
btop. (let me if it goes above 80C) - Political, NSFW and illegal content are prohibited. (watch out license/copyright information before using an AI model)
- Report misuse or problematic outputs to staff.
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Preliminary rules
- Check-out/in via a log on paper/spreadsheet or email list.
- Renewals allowed if no waitlist.
- Lost/damaged items: find someone to repair or donate something equivalent in share value.
- To keep an item permanently, make sure there is at least one duplicate/alternative available in the tool library. Donating back something with a similar share value (like your spares, backup, or less needed item that benefits the community).
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Equipment & safety
- Safety first. Make sure you have the capability of what you’re doing, or under supervision.
- Follow standart safety procedures and use PPE. (we’ve got earmuffs, gloves and goggles)
- Report damage, hazards, or incidents immediately.
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Other notice
- Clean work areas and return tools/supplies to their places.
- Use power tools outside the building.
- Use headphones for audio; respect quiet zones.
- Borrowing records retained only as needed for operations. Remove upon request.
- All other rules and conduct are aligned with Innovation Center.