- A step-by-step video of a DIY magnet implant procedure was shared at http://discuss.biohack.me/discussion/78/step-by-step-video-of-magnet-install#Item_2, illustrating the practical side of biohacking hardware.  
- The channel discussed mapping gene–gene interactions and the underlying mathematics required, though no specific models were proposed.  
- Jason Bobe’s DIYbio presentation to the U.S. Presidential Commission for the Study of Bioethical Issues was circulated as a PDF (http://bioethics.gov/cms/sites/default/files/DIYBio.pdf), documenting early policy engagement with citizen biology.  
- Participants explored in-browser emulation and compilation tools, including Fabrice Bellard’s JavaScript Linux (http://bellard.org/jslinux/), Skulpt (in-browser Python), Emscripten (LLVM-to-JS), and remote-desktop solutions like Guacamole and NaClbox, highlighting interest in portable, web-based development environments.  
- Historical biohacking mailing lists on Yahoo Groups (http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/biohackers/messages/1) were noted as spam-ridden but potentially valuable archives; members urged preservation before data loss.  
- The suicide of AI researcher Chris McKinstry was mentioned, along with his “Mindpixel” commonsense-knowledge project, prompting reflection on the risks of large-scale hand-curated AI datasets.  
- SoCal DIYbio announced co-location with Null Space Labs, indicating early physical infrastructure for community biology labs.