Hey all,
Seeking consensus next week. To open an account with the Internet Archive
Federal Credit Union http://iafcu.org/ we need to pass a resolution for
depository authorization--too allow the IAFCU to make deposits.
I propose the following based on the explanation provided to me by IAFCU
staff to reach consensus in the next two meetings:
"sudo room resolves to allow the Internet Archive Federal Credit Union to
make deposits."
// Matt
Hey all,
I'm working out a series of scripts, or a "wrapper" if you will, to layer
on top of an existing Linux installation with all the necessary tidbits to
help a person be able to start hacking on their open source project
immediately in their current hackerspace (while minimizing setup time and
computer headaches). I'll post up a working script by the middle of next
week and try to incorporate all feature requests.
This can be portable, but for right now I'm focusing on Debian-based
distributions (Mint, Ubuntu, #!, Tails, etc.) to get started.
How will it work?
Run a live CD such as Tails and run the wrapper to immediately set you up
with all necessary tools and scripts. Save all the changes you like to
persistent storage (a thumb drive or hard disk) so you'll never have to
repeat the process. Code hosted on
Github<https://github.com/sunjam/hak/wiki/Feature-Request>so you can
vet and fork it.
Is this for a specific hackerspace?
No, my hope is that the idea will be incorporated by anyone needing a
little assistance with using open source tools. I also see a lot of
confused people who cannot get on the wireless without assistance in their
local hackerspace.
Why do I need it?
Step into X hackerspace for the first time and get instant access to the
internet, open the most recent class notes, print a document on the
printer, and anything else you can imagine.
How can I help?
Submit your feature
requests<https://github.com/sunjam/hak/wiki/Feature-Request>and code
to Github. Also, spread the word to any person or space who may
be interested.
Hi Folks,
Went over to Ace Monster Toys today for the first time for their microcontroller meetup. Similar mix of first time visitors and people randomly hacking on other things interacting. Also went down and checked out their shop, definitely pretty well set up on the fabrication side. Anyone care to join for another visit to do some laser cutting and whatnot?
What ever happened to the idea of a federated coalition? Would anyone else be interested in coming up with a scheme of being a member of multiple spaces? One theory just brainstorming would be to have an RFID key or something to track what proportion of time is spent at various spaces and allocate membership dues proportionately. I talked to them about applying their starving hacker rate to people with an existing hackerspace membership but the combined total would still be higher than necessary. Thoughts?
Hol
Two bans have been proposed at tonight's sudo room meeting. They are up for
discussion on the mailing list for a week before we decide vote at next
weeks meeting. Banning will require that 2/3 of the members present at next
weeks meeting agree to the bans.
The people up for bans are:
* Ardeen (big read beard)
* Sarah (short-haired lady)
These people have been problematic in a few different ways, mainly in their
use of the space to sleep and as a general living space even after being
told firmly that their sleeping in the space is not ok. They are not sudo
room members.
--
marc/juul
Hey all, in case you misses CORE I or CORE II trainings, we can jump into this one being put in in ny neighborhood
// Matt
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Date: Tue, Feb 4, 2014 at 8:14 PM
Subject: bringing CORE trainings to our 'hood
Hi Adams Point friends and neighbors,
I think many of you know that Andrew and I have been participating in the Fire Dept's free community disaster preparation training over the last few months. With the threat of fire looming over us (in addition to earthquakes), we feel some increased urgency in making sure we, as neighbors are prepared. We've been working with some other neighbors to bring CORE I and II trainings right here to Adams Point on Sat, March 1st at the Bellevue Club.
In the event of a disaster,
like a fire or earthquake, we will be on our own for 7-10 days.... So
this is a great opportunity for us to prepare as neighbors. We must
register - follow the link here or below: http://gatheringadamspoint.wordpress.com.. Also, if you are interested, but can't make the date, the FD has additional trainings scheduled at other locations: http://www2.oaklandnet.com/oakca1/groups/fire/documents/webcontent/oak04420…
I hope you'll think about joining for at least CORE I - the morning training. Please forward to others who you think may be interested.
Take care,
Miriam
More details below:
Join your neighbors on Saturday, March 1st for the Oakland Fire Department’s CORE training for disaster preparedness.
CORE (Communities of Oakland Respond to Emergencies) is a free training
program for individuals, neighborhood groups and community-based
organizations in Oakland.
• Develop self-confidence as you learn practical information and hands-on life-saving skills,
• Build community as you develop and share your skills and resources to
protect yourself, your family and home, and your neighborhood, and
• Increase the safety and wellbeing of your family and neighborhood.
Gathering Adams Point seeks to increase the number of CORE trained residents and to create a network of engaged neighbors.
9:30 – 12 CORE I
• Reduce common household hazards
• Create family emergency and evacuation plans
• Prepare emergency supply kits
• Respond to earthquakes, fires, chemical accidents, floods and terrorist threats
12 – 1 Lunch, all are welcome – picnic or local restaurant
1 – 3:30 CORE II
• Utilize basic community organizing principles to involve neighbors
• Organize a neighborhood emergency response system
• Set up an Neighborhood Command Center
• Create response teams including communications and first aid.
• Conduct tabletop exercises and neighborhood drills
You may register for CORE I only or CORE I and II.
Saturday, March 1
The Bellevue Club at 525 Bellevue Ave, by the lake.
We’ll meet in the Terrace Room on the 4th floor.
Register at: http://svy.mk/1iZ34Y9
Questions? Email gatheringadamspoint(a)gmail.com or visit www.gatheringadamspoint.wordpress.com.
http://www.american.coop/content/video-mandela-foods-cooperative-and-west-o…
I was at west Oakland Bart and shopped at a worker run and owned cooperative Mandela foods.
It's amazing ! I enjoyed the mass effect night of collectives at sudoroom.
What are ways sudoroom and or I can help support Mandela foods besides shopping there?
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