hi,
hope you all are healthy & sane.
for 2020 tax purposes, could someone please tell me who sudo mesh's
delegate at omni is & how many hours they spent on omni business
(delegates' meeting, working group, work party, etc) in 2020?
thank you
stay well
~r
Hi Sudo Mesh,
This is a forwarded message from Omni Commons Communications Working Group
as we are working on an updated newsletter (Roberto taking the lead on this
work.)
Any updates for the newsletter since May 2020 last year ?
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Omni Commons Communications Working Group
From: Roberto Martinez <rcm00189(a)gmail.com>
Date: Sun, Feb 28, 2021 at 1:50 PM
Subject: [omni-consensus] Omni Newsletter Call for submissions
To: discuss <Discuss(a)lists.omnicommons.org>, <
consensus(a)lists.omnicommons.org>, East Bay Food Not Bombs <
ebfnb(a)angrylists.com>, Sudo room <sudo-discuss(a)lists.sudoroom.org>, <
fyecollective(a)gmail.com>, Rachel West <rachelwest(a)allwomencount.ne>,
Liberated Lens <Liberated_Lens(a)lists.riseup.net>, Counter Culture Labs
Members <cclmembers(a)googlegroups.com>, <info(a)anvfarm.org>, Chiapas Support
Committee <enapoyo1994(a)yahoo.com>, <comms(a)lists.omnicommons.org>
Hello Omni folks,
How are ya’ll doing? We hope everyone is doing ok.
It’s been a while since we’ve put out an Omni newsletter, almost a year has
gone by since our last one! A lot has happened between then and now, so it
would be nice to catch up. We’re thinking of putting out the next
newsletter by the end of March, so we want to invite Omni collectives and
Omni folks to share updates, thoughts, art, feelings, ideas with us, so we
can include them in the Omni Commoner.
There is a lot to talk about. We are still in the grips of a deadly
pandemic which has undeniably exacerbated the ills of capitalism and its
deadly effects on our community. But Omni folks and Omni Collectives have
organized and actively continued to support the community during this
crisis. We are stewarding a town fridge, the North Oakland Mutual Aid
Project is going strong, Acta Non Verba has adopted Phat Beets’ CSA, and
the rest of Omni collectives continue to do empowering work out in the
community. The working groups are meeting, some regularly and other
sometime, the finance/fundraising working group though has been at the
forefront doing the important work of keeping the Omni alive, critical
work, which we are all grateful for! There is much more going on for sure,
this is not even mentioning the different individual projects Omni folks
are working on!
It has been a rough year, but with the spirit of collectivity, the Omni
continues to be a hub for community collective action during this pandemic.
It is this we would like to share in this newsletter =].
So if you want to share anything with the Omni community please do! Art,
thoughts, visions, desires, anything!
We are asking from each collective to submit 1-4 paragraphs providing an
update of the work ya’ll have been doing. Below are some suggestions of
questions or topics you can touch on:
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Updates from your collective. New visions and goals.
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How your collective has been responding to the covid-19 pandemic.
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What kind of world do ya’ll imagine post covid-19?
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Anything you want to share….poetry, paintings, photographs, recipes,
anything.
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Upcoming Events
Please send your content to the communications working group email at
comms(a)lists.omnicommons.org, by March 21st.
Like all the other working groups at the Omni, the communications working
group needs more participation. If you are interested in joining please
sign up to the communication working group email list at
https://omnicommons.org/lists/listinfo/comms.
Thank you.
With love and solidarity,
The Communications Working Group
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Dane
Hi all, I'm not sure what's the best way to contact folks in Sudo Mesh
For legal reasons, every omni collective needs to have 1 member
formally represented on the Omni Commons executive board. Right now
Sudo Mesh appears to not be represented by anybody, because we haven't
updated our bylaws since you joined as a member collective. Could you
all figure out who you want on Omni's board? We are hoping to have a
formal meeting to update Omni's bylaws this Thursday. It would be
great if Sudo Mesh could send a delegate to this meeting!
Thursday March 4th 7-9pm https://meet.google.com/diw-hszw-msr or
515-428-1108 (PIN: 465 814 905)
Thank you both for your replies to my original message:
Subject: [Mesh] forest fire early detection system
I didn't see your responses because I had the mesh list turned off, but now
that i've seen them i'm really grateful! I will look into the links you sent.
I want to mention that you both have "digest mode" enabled, so you're getting a
single email per day of the mesh traffic. That works great for lists with more
than one message per day, but when you reply, you should edit the subject so
it's not something like:
Subject: [Mesh] mesh Digest, Vol 96, Issue 2
for those wondering what i'm talking about, search the archives for the above
subject here:
https://sudoroom.org/pipermail/mesh/2021-February/date.html
the right way to manually reply to a subject is to put "Re: " before the
original subject, for example:
Re: [Mesh] forest fire early detection system
thanks again! I will look through what you both sent.
-jake
I'm a nube who'd like to join tonight representing myself, Music Research
Strategies and projects related to Performing Pro Arts COMMONS
<https://www.proartscommons.org/#/performing-pro-arts-commons-fund/>' *
transmedia performance script/*copyright license and experimentation in
using the law as a medium for building an Activist Art machine and
practicing community self-defense and care, through the act of occupying
intellectual property. *Dadais Americanus *is a pseudonym used for Art
made in the COMMONS that was registered with the US Copyright Office in
2020. Any creator can assume this name for a DaDA performance under the
PPAC copyright license, and for artistic transgressions that defy the
systems of power.
Marshall R. Trammell
(he/him/his)
Music Research Strategist
+1-505-221-0627 WhatsApp
windvswindows(a)gmail.com Skype
proartscommons.org <https://www.proartscommons.org/donate>
solidarityresearch.org
musicresearchstrategies.info
“Art is not neutral. You are either advancing justice and liberation to a
higher evolution of humanity or you are perpetuating the status quo.…The
more people participate in creating a better world, the more people feel at
home in it.”
-Adrienne Marie Brown, “The Future is Collective"
Hello Jake,
There is previous literature:
- https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.4218/etrij.10.0109.0695
- https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0379711206000142
for using image processing to detect wildfires. This could definitely be
implemented alongside with physical sensors to create an early detection
system.
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> From: Jake <jake(a)spaz.org>
> To: mesh(a)lists.sudoroom.org
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> I don't know if this is the right list for disaster.radio but I want to
> involve
> everyone who might be interested.
>
> In California we have a serious forest fire issue. It would be nice to go
> back
> in time and not burn a bunch of carbon, but that ship has sailed and while
> things might be okay on a more geological timescale, I personally like
> breathing and my friends do too.
>
> So we need a forest fire detection system that can pinpoint forest fires as
> soon as they start (whether because of a flicked cigarette or a lightning
> strike or an ember floating on the wind from a campfire) so that we have a
> hope
> of putting them out before they grow out of control.
>
> Presently, by the time a fire is detected, it's often large enough that
> humans
> can't do anything about it except spend tons of money on trying to protect
> the
> houses of people who live out in the woods. That might be nice for the
> people
> who live there but it doesn't do anything for the people who have to
> breathe
> smoke for an entire season, and of course the carbon impacts on weather
> patterns are a big factor as well.
>
> So i'm calling for a group of us to partner with state agencies for
> funding and
> information, and figure out how out mesh networking and hardware/software
> skills can be put to use to try to improve the situation. I'm picturing
> something like Disaster Radio nodes installed as a mesh in the woods, with
> smoke detection and wind direction/speed sensors, and maybe humidity and
> temperature as well. They will flow that data upstream to larger nodes
> that
> can link back to forest service buildings or towers, where that data can be
> monitored for signs that a fire is starting.
>
> Please loop in people who you think might be interested in making this
> happen.
> I really think it would need at least one lead person for grantwriting and
> organizing; hardware and software skills are useless without the means to
> make
> things happen, as well as the legitimacy required to interface with
> agencies
> like the forest services that will actually be using this system to fight
> fires.
>
> -jake
>
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Hi there,
Is this project still maintained? Trying to install some of the available
firmwares on newer hardware (TPLINk Archer a7) and nothing seems to be
working.
I was able to successfully install openWRT but was curious if you had tips
or ways to install the sudomesh dependencies on this?
Thanks,
- Rob C.
I don't know if this is the right list for disaster.radio but I want to involve
everyone who might be interested.
In California we have a serious forest fire issue. It would be nice to go back
in time and not burn a bunch of carbon, but that ship has sailed and while
things might be okay on a more geological timescale, I personally like
breathing and my friends do too.
So we need a forest fire detection system that can pinpoint forest fires as
soon as they start (whether because of a flicked cigarette or a lightning
strike or an ember floating on the wind from a campfire) so that we have a hope
of putting them out before they grow out of control.
Presently, by the time a fire is detected, it's often large enough that humans
can't do anything about it except spend tons of money on trying to protect the
houses of people who live out in the woods. That might be nice for the people
who live there but it doesn't do anything for the people who have to breathe
smoke for an entire season, and of course the carbon impacts on weather
patterns are a big factor as well.
So i'm calling for a group of us to partner with state agencies for funding and
information, and figure out how out mesh networking and hardware/software
skills can be put to use to try to improve the situation. I'm picturing
something like Disaster Radio nodes installed as a mesh in the woods, with
smoke detection and wind direction/speed sensors, and maybe humidity and
temperature as well. They will flow that data upstream to larger nodes that
can link back to forest service buildings or towers, where that data can be
monitored for signs that a fire is starting.
Please loop in people who you think might be interested in making this happen.
I really think it would need at least one lead person for grantwriting and
organizing; hardware and software skills are useless without the means to make
things happen, as well as the legitimacy required to interface with agencies
like the forest services that will actually be using this system to fight
fires.
-jake
Dear hackers,
The org I'm currently working for, eQualitie, is hiring a senior
software engineer who will be working with my team to collaborate on
protocol development for decentralized web applications.
See the job posting below, and if you think you're a good fit please
submit a cover letter and upload a resume at
https://equalit.ie/en/job-post/protocol-engineer-for-dweb/ - Feel free
to reach out to me directly if you'd like to learn more about the
project or are considering applying - and do share with folks
(especially people underrepresented in tech!) who would be excellent
candidates :)
SENIOR SOFTWARE/PROTOCOL ENGINEER FOR THE DECENTRALIZED WEB
<https://equalit.ie/en/job-post/protocol-engineer-for-dweb/>
* Start Date: ASAP
* Job Location: Remote
* Job Type: Full-time (flexible) contract 12 months. Extension to 24
months possible.
* Salary: $80,000-90,000 USD based on experience
_eQualitie _ <https://equalit.ie/>is seeking an experienced P2P network
protocol developer with a passion for distributed and decentralized
technologies and the positive role they can play in defending and
promoting human rights online. Apply to work with our team of talented
engineers from the _Censorship.no!_ <https://censorship.no/> initiative,
to develop an open source application for easy peer-to-peer data
synchronization and file sharing in challenging network environments.
*The role*
Working in a distributed team, you will participate in protocol
research, design, implementation and testing, leading to the release of
a peer-to-peer data synchronization tool – Ouisync. Its purpose will be
to replace users’ dependence on cloud solutions such as Dropbox, and
connectivity within network environments that practice heavily
filtering, as well as during sporadic Internet shutdowns. Ouisync will
introduce device-to-device connectivity, feature non-fingerprintable
encryption and be amenable to various transport protocols.
*Y**our primary duties will include:*
* Collaborating on P2P protocol design based on initial principles
outlined at
https://github.com/equalitie/ouisync/blob/design-doc/doc/design/design.md
* Maintaining the highest level of professional security and code
development practices;
* Unit testing code for robustness, usability, and general reliability;
* Solving bugs and improving application performance;
* Listening critically and giving viable feedback to team members,
managers, and outside groups;
* Keeping active documentation of your work and regularly sharing work
produced;
* Meeting product timelines and deliverables.
*You should** also**:*
* Possess a deep understanding of important concepts from distributed
systems., including the CAP theorem, DHT, Consensus, Version
Vectors, and Onion routing;
* Have working knowledge of applied cryptography;
* Deep experience in network programming, including TCP and UDP
protocols; understanding NAT and basic NAT traversal techniques;
* Have 3+ years of experience writing native (C++14 or Rust) applications;
* Have experience in a test-driven approach to software development &
version control with git;
* Be comfortable working remotely and across multiple timezones, and
reachable for at least 2 hours on working days between 9am – 5pm CET.
*Would be great if you had**:*
* Excellent development credentials and years of experience working
with a variety of technologies;
* A strong desire to work on free and open source software;
* Experience with Android / iOS development;
* Experience writing user interfaces.
*About us*
eQualit.ie is a small company run on not-for-profit principles. Our goal
and motivation is to promote and protect human rights in the digital
age. We solve complex technical problems for improving digital defenses,
introducing privacy to online activity, enabling freedom of expression
and association. This project is fairly new and the code can be found at
https://github.com/equalitie/ouisync-app and
https://github.com/equalitie/ouisync. It builds on knowledge and
technology from https://censorship.no
*How to apply*
Please send your resume and *a cover letter* explaining how your
experience and motivation match our requirements. Include your Github
username or another platform where we can see your previous projects.
Note that selected candidates will be asked to perform a (non-project
related) coding challenge.
eQualit.ie welcomes applicants from all backgrounds. We are a
remote-first company and offer flexible working arrangements. We are
keen to hear from people who consider themselves under-represented in
the software, technology or FLOSS communities – even if they feel they
meet only some of our needs. You can read more about our values
here _https://equalit.ie/en/values/_ <https://equalit.ie/en/values/>
--
Jenny Ryan
Nonprofit Technology Consultant
https://jennyryan.net
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