'Homemade' rosin recipes. Â« on: Nov 25, 2006, 08:01:17 PM Â». Thought I would start a new thread for this so it doesn't get lost. Given 1/2 hr, a microwave, fridge and resins you can have your own block of homemade custom rosin...at a fraction the price of a commercial variant.
Have fun! Remember that youâre at the Hackathon to have fun. Yes, itâs a competition but itâs also a place to experiment, meet interesting people, learn something new and build something from scratch. Donât stress yourself out too much if you donât accomplish what you set out to do, or if you donât win.t $99, itâs not cheap but itâs the best. If you do Hackathons regularly, or you need to make a video of a new app that youâve built and post to Hacker News, this software is worth it. If you donât want to spend $99 for Screenflow, you can use the built-in Quicktime player to make a screen recording.
Hackathons are very much a social event. So donât waste any opportunity to talk to somebody. Try to find out what theyâre planning to do this weekend, what technology theyâre using, and if theyâve been to a hackathon before. Eventually, youâll all be shuffled into an auditorium for the opening talks.The organizers will come up and tell you a bit about the event and whatâs planned for the weekend.ackingâs over and itâs demo time. At smaller hackathons (with fewer than 200 people) everybody will demo their hacks in an auditorium in front of everybody else. It doesnât matter if your hack doesnât work properly or if you think your hack is dumb, itâs a chance to share what you learned over the weekend.