Hackspace Units: Difference between revisions

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We have a few of our own Hackspace Units (HI) that can be used at the space.

A measurement of length, roughly equivalent to the the average height of a hacker.

A measurement of efficiency, used to tell how effectively chairs and sofas use our finite floor space.

A handy unit of length measurement used to specify safe parameters for power tool usage.

A ding dong is one full turn of the power knob on Dominic's HPC LS-3020.

Can be used as a representative of weight, length or as a curse.

A unit that can be used for anything.

"it made the Kessel Run in less than twelve parsecs"
"it's warm today - at least 30 parsecs hotter than yesterday"
"we can save parsecs with the new lightweight PVC frame"
"maybe tomorrow, I've gotta drive 200 parsecs to pick something up this evening"
"I can hardly hear it - just increase the volume a few parsecs"
"just add about 30 parsecs of water to it - that should be enough"

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 Can be used as a representative of weight, length or as a curse.
+=== Parsec ===
+A unit that can be used for anything.
+* "it made the Kessel Run in less than twelve parsecs"
+* "it's warm today - at least 30 parsecs hotter than yesterday"
+* "we can save parsecs with the new lightweight PVC frame"
+* "maybe tomorrow, I've gotta drive 200 parsecs to pick something up this evening"
+* "I can hardly hear it - just increase the volume a few parsecs"
+* "just add about 30 parsecs of water to it - that should be enough"
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