Awesomeness: Thanks David K, David ?, Jeremy, and Sally for your help.
That was a lot of stuff!!
The area got 96% cleared up. We moved the 2 Two Posts Racks, and the
improvised server cart holding three two Servers and a Dell Desktop.
If someone could clear up the rest of the stuff would super! What is
left? A black big cabinet, and miscellaneous stuff left on and around
the shelf.
Many Thanks!
p.s. staged-photo ;) hehe
All:
Are you aware of Emery Connect? I just happened upon this pretty randomly,
it's the city of Emeryville's effort to provide fiber connections to all
businesses and homes in that city.
Their "Open Access" page is interesting (quoted below). I wonder if there
might be an opportunity for People's Open to work with them, to get access
to, and across, Emeryville?
*EmeryConnect is an inclusive network available to all Internet providers
and carriers. In Emeryville, businesses can utilize private fiber links,
dark fiber services, as well as a host of private Ethernet and high speed
Internet services. EmeryConnect eliminates barriers to entry for Internet
providers and carriers enabling ultra-high-speed symmetric connectivity to
all residential and business users. More than just creating network
neutrality, our open access network showcases the opportunities and
benefits of fiber optic networks, encouraging the highest levels of service
and competition.*
http://emeryconnect.com/n-about-us/open-access/
-Pete
[[User:Peteforsyth]]
Hello All,
Just we all know:
DONATION RECEIVED:
We have received a donation of 2 Two Post Racks. Thanks Chris!! The
donation easily saved us about 400 dollars. We only needed one for
production, but Jeremy and I already have discussed how we can use the
second one (training for those who would like to learn how to reset
passwords, erase config files, and or do OS upgrade on the spare Cisco
Switches that we have. :) -Oh yeah... we couldn't wait and installed a
couple of switches on one of the racks! :)
SCREWS AND CAGE NUTS:
Anyhow: for those that know how messy can get with having the wrong kind
of screws and cage nuts: We have narrow it down to have the donated
racks tread as a model to use for the Server Rack square holes. So when
we trying to install a switch or rack mount server/device we won't go
bunkers trying to figure out what screws should be use. The screws we
are using are 12-24.
SERVER RACK STATUS:
And talking about the Server Rack.... Last Friday I checked with the
Vendor and I am glad I did.
There was some wrong info in the billing part of the order, it did get
corrected then. So now that detail got cleared up, the estimate shipping
date is August 16. Yes, until then since this is a back-order.
Thanks!
Daniel
Hey Team,
So it looks like Docker won't be able to load kernel modules that aren't
included on the host system. For a bit more info:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/16047306/how-is-docker-io-different-from…http://www.scriptrock.com/articles/docker-vs-vagranthttp://stackoverflow.com/questions/16647069/should-i-use-vagrant-or-docker-…
So that being said, we still have some options. One might be to migrate
entirely to a virtual machine platform. Vagrant seems to be the tool of
choice here.
What seems like a potentially better choice is to run Docker inside of
Vagrant. I know this is starting to seem like a game of those Russian
nesting dolls, but we'd be able to pick the Debian distro we prefer and
start it with Vagrant, and then do the rest of the configuration with a
Dockerfile.
I'm still looking into the options - if anyone else has ideas they'd
like to share, I'd love to hear.
Max
Hi all,
This aired on KALW this morning (even though the web page seems to indicate
it was published last month):
http://kalw.org/post/who-s-using-san-francisco-wifi
Interesting piece, interviews with EFF, talks about disaster response,
self-sufficiency, whether/how city governments should support free
wireless, etc. Worth a listen.
Pete
[[User:Peteforsyth]]
Hey folks,
I'm kind of thinking that we should come up with a strategy for our
meetings this week since it looks like sudoroom may not have internet
until next week. One option might be a mobile hotspot sort of solution,
but I'm not sure that'll provide effective access for all of us.
Another might be to migrate elsewhere. Ideally it would be somewhere
close to sudo so that if folks show up there, they'd easily be able to
come over. Arbor cafe is only open until 7, and unfortunately it doesn't
look like temescal is particularly rich with late night wifi.
There aren't a ton of places with wifi that are open late it turns out!
The one that I found was Gaylord's Caffe Espresso:
https://plus.google.com/100504651877741535888/about
4150 Piedmont Ave
They're open until midnight tonight and thursday, but it's a little far
from sudo (about a mile).
Thoughts?
Max
hello y'all
Here is the script for the mesh video.
It's not completely finished and i'd be super thankful for you to do edits
to the script before I start doing the video editing. (thursday probably).
Please look at the riseup pad and make suggestions for changes in the text
or to suggest shots, tell me if it conveys what you think should be
conveyed, and correct my english :)
https://pad.riseup.net/p/mesh-promotion
Thanks!
Noémie
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75011 Paris
Tel: 06 27 76 88 84
Tel: 01 71 50 51 82
noemieserfaty(a)gmail.com
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Hello All,
I meant to inform you earlier, but we have Internet access at Sudo, at
least for today.
I am using my phone hotspot feature and the speed is not bad, 25Mbps
download, and 6.5Mbps upload. I am planning to continue to stay here for
the rest of the afternoon and evening. Tomorrow, perhaps someone else
should be sharing their access.
I have not checked how far the wireless signal goes, but it may spread
to other areas of the building.
The SSID is: SudoerTempNetAccess
Password: sudosudo
Thx!
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?Our prime purpose in this life is to help others. And if you can't help
them, at least don't hurt them.? ~Tibetan Quote
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