A unique capture the flag for any level of practitioner \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n
PhreakNIC has lunch and dinner breaks long enough for you to get to know new friends or catch up with old ones. Hands down the people that you converse with are the best thing thing about PhreakNIC; be bold and join a group that is going to go eat!<\/p>\n
Take the Minecraft opensource clone minetest for a spin or try a adrenaline pumping CTF shooter. We will even have some console emulation if you have a jones for the 16-bit games of times gone by!<\/p>\n
Have you ever just wanted to play with Lego bricks but didn’t have enough to build what you wanted? CHALLENGE ACCEPTED! Make sure you tweet out the pictures of your creations and tag\u00a0@PhreakNIC!<\/a><\/p>\n Wikipedia:<\/a>\u00a0“Lock picking has been around for as long as locks have, and recreational lock picking has been as well. King\u00a0Louis XVI of France<\/a>\u00a0(1754-1793) was a keen designer, picker and manipulator of locks, and physicist\u00a0Richard Feynman<\/a>\u00a0picked locks for fun in the 1940s while employed on the\u00a0Manhattan Project<\/a>. Notes from the MIT\u00a0Roof and Tunnel Hacking<\/a>\u00a0community were made widely available in 1991 as\u00a0The MIT Guide to Lock Picking<\/i><\/a>.”<\/p>\nLockSport Nook<\/h3>\n