Hi everyone,
Just a reminder that we'll be having "Today We Learned" open
co-learningtime at Sudo Room
today from 2-5PM.
Come learn and hack with us!
Tiny amount of details at https://sudoroom.org/wiki/Today_We_Learned
Best,
Marina
PS - If this is your first time at Sudo Room, the best way to get in is
from 22nd St (between Broadway and Telegraph) and to take the elevator
upstairs. We'll be there!
Wondering if anyone else is having issues feeling like some of the
servers may not have their best interest in mind. My suspicions
started when seeing NSADutch etc come up there, and now there's a
range of sketchy-ness and badass-ness if you look at the network map
as you browse, especially if you're an activist. I have to continually
be closing out these portals to defeat "InvincibleAI," for example.
Since as I understand it tor is an evolving project, is what's going on:
a) it turns out anyone can make a server... so there's some percentage
of those who will take traffic and data and not have your best
interests in mind?
b) this is fine perfectly safe, none of the data and traffic is stored
on these servers?
c) there's other things with privacy we have to collectively worry
about, like what information we give to companies and their integrity,
d) this is a battle it's evolving and so we don't really know yet?
e) some other hack-option?
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Eddie Miller, BU '10
eddiemill(a)gmail.com | 440-935-5434
Facebook.com/eddiemill | Twitter.com/eddiemill
Hi Folks,
At the meeting wednesday we talked about the space thing for a short while, and one of the points that was brought up is that we are kind of snowballing toward some larger goal and movement here regardless of what form the nuts and bolts take. I have not been to any of the Omni meetings because of the location, but the more I hear, the more I understand that some kind of serious and I hope irreversible momentum is building. I don't think sudo/BAPS's current location is perfect, but it might be beneficial to try to attract one or more additional group to 2141, maybe in the other small room as a temporary measure. There is some sense that George would be more relaxed if he were able to rent out more of the upstairs space. I'm not betting one way or the other, but that could be a potential fringe benefit secondary to the main goal of building momentum and stabilizing various orgs' membership and resources. I say this not to delay moving to a new space, but hopefully quite the opposite, to bring that point closer by reducing the perceived risk through knocking out some unknowns and generally building rapport between members of the various orgs. I'm sure alot has probably been discussed at the omni meetings, but what are peoples' thoughts?
Happy Friday,
Hol
anyone know how to use the CNC mill? I am thinking of going to sudo
tonight to mill something and it would be easier if someone can show me
how to do it, rather than figuring it out.
maybe i'll just call on the telephone before i go over.
or is there a wiki page for the thing?
-jake
Dear Friends :
Please join us for a special meeting on THE OMNI, a prospective new radical space in Oakland,
this coming Thursday, December 19, 7PM @ the Bay Area Public School (2141 Broadway).
We'll discuss the project & talk about the next steps towards making it a reality !
A Facebook event for this meeting is here :
https://www.facebook.com/events/1397261287186238/
Information about the OMNI is available as a Prezi slideshow here :
http://prezi.com/fbhw5lnpkyo1/?utm_campaign=share&utm_medium=copy
All collective projects & interested individuals are welcome ! & please feel free to write me if you have any questions.
Hope to see you there --
Love & solidarity -- David Brazil
Hey are there any other iOS Developers at SudoRoom?
I would like to collaborate with you -- interested in a project involving
SudoSquare, putting stuff on github, and making a fix it app
Also any back end people interested, give me a ring.
I'm having some difficulty working around oauth1 rest apis for services
that don't have iOS SDKs... would love to jam with someone in person.
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Romy Ilano
romy(a)snowyla.com
Hey y'alls, here's some Wallpaper for your SudoRoom computer desktop.
https://sudoroom.org/wiki/Wallpaper
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Romy Ilano
romy(a)snowyla.com
Hi All,
I thought these series of talks and meetings might be of interest to
those of you interested in Biotech and Global Health, Tekla labs will be
co-running them at UC Berkeley.
All the best,
Ryan
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> The Point of Care Diagnostics IdeaLab, Tekla Labs, and the Center for
> Emerging and Neglected Diseases is excited to announce a series of
> coordinated events to promote global health design and innovation.
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> January 9, 2014Diagnostics by Design: A Workshop on the design,
> development, and implementation of Global Health Technologies
> (details/registration
> <http://pocdx.org/2013/12/06/january-9-diagnostics-by-design-workshop/>here)
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> January 10, 2014 The 6th Annual CEND Symposium. Academia and the
> Global Health Pipeline: Basic Science Innovation and Translation
> (register
> <http://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-6th-annual-cend-symposium-academia-and-the-…>here)
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> January 11-12, 2014Diagnostics by Design: A Hack Day for Global Health
> (register
> <http://www.eventbrite.com/e/diagnostics-by-design-a-hack-day-for-global-hea…>here)
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> The Diagnostics by Design workshop is an interdisciplinary forum for
> discussing the challenges and lessons learned in developing and
> implementing global health technologies, specifically at the point of
> care. Through interactive talks, a panel discussion with experts from
> industry and academia, and a hands-on build session, we will explore
> the challenges associated with translating technologies beyond the
> lab. This workshop will draw on the expertise and experience of
> individuals from across disciplines to explore collaborative solutions
> to global health issues. The workshop will feature Columbia Professor
> and mChip inventor Samuel Sia as the keynote speaker. See our
> eventbrite page
> <http://www.eventbrite.com/e/diagnostics-by-design-a-workshop-on-the-design-…>for
> a full list of speakers and panelists and for registration.
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> The Diagnostics by Design hackathon is an interdisciplinary effort to
> bridge the gap between makers and do-it-yourself innovators and the
> sphere of global health. The event is posed as a challenge to
> participants: with minimal materials or through innovative coding,
> tackle a technological or informatic need in the space of
> point-of-care diagnostics. These can range from generating*DIY lab
> equipment alternatives for medical clinics* with limited resources,
> informatics for disease monitoring, or redesign of diagnostic tools
> for resource-limited settings. Attendees will be given a kit with some
> materials and have access to *3D printers, laser cutters, mills and
> more*. Visit our eventbrite page
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> more details and to register.
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