Anyone? Anyone?
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From: ...
Date: 2014-03-03 10:56 GMT-08:00
Subject: [sfchalkboard] got an old pc laying around, anyone?
To: sfchalkboard(a)lists.riseup.net
Hello hello--
I'm trying to find an old PC (preferably a laptop, for the size) to set up
as a shared computer for my house. Nothing fancy, just reasonably reliable.
We need to run some software on it that's windows-specific, so macs are
out. Got one in the bottom of your closet? If so we can try to work out
some sort of trade or price, possibly.
Let me know...
...
Hi,
I'm the founder of Milkymist (now M-Labs) and the http://ehsm.eu
conference, and I'm in Oakland for a while.
I'm building an open source hardware video mixer called Mixxeo
(http://m-labs.hk/mixxeo.html) and would like to experiment
with/prototype the case design. My current approach is to take a
die-cast aluminum enclosure (Hammond 1590F) and CNC-mill that.
Could someone show me around the CNC machine at Sudoroom and if it
sounds possible to use it for this project, explain me how to operate
the machine?
I'm not a Sudoroom member, but I will of course make a donation to
Sudoroom if things work out.
Thanks!
Sébastien
Hi all!
I was recently invited to join a webinar using Fuzebox, and am concerned
about their privacy practices. The particulars: I was given an access link
that went to the inviting party's website and was required to give a full
name and ZIP Code in order to be granted access to the webinar on Fuze. On
the Fuze webinar site itself, I would have had to have downloaded their
proprietary software to my desktop if I desired to stream the webinar and
not supply my phone number. Umm...no thanks.
I'd like to be able to recommend an alternative platform. Any
recommendations, cryptolovelies?
<3s,
V
Interesting cooperatunities!
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From: E Lippold Cheney <e.m.lippold.cheney(a)gmail.com>
Date: Wed, Mar 5, 2014 at 6:26 PM
Subject: USACYC IS HIRING! :)
To: usacyc(a)googlegroups.com
*USA Cooperative Youth Council is seeking to hire* *youth! *We are seeking
to contract with three different individuals or groups who identify as
"youth" in the areas of technology development, membership services, and
research. *We are thrilled to be able to provide meaningful cooperative
employment for young people in the movement. *Please share this widely with
your networks.
Attached to this email are RFPs for the three contracts, or you can view
them online here:
TECHNOLOGY<https://docs.google.com/document/d/1QC-aJJMR-2gXERrsigcynue952RY3Wr5QjiAXb8…>,
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SUBMISSION INFORMATION AND DEADLINE
The first decisions on submitted proposals will take place on April 2nd.
Submit proposals and any questions/comments regarding the RFP to:
USACYC Staff Liaison
Emily M Lippold Cheney
e.m.lippold.cheney(a)gmail.com
If you are unable to submit by email, please call Emily at 515.442.0749 to
make other arrangements. Proposals will be accepted on a rolling basis,
with the contract being available until awarded. USACYC will let all those
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--
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Cooperative Organizer
Midwest, USA
515.442.0749
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From: ...
Date: 2014-03-02 17:45 GMT-08:00
Subject: [sfchalkboard] Anyone Filter WVO? I've got some! :D
To: sfchalkboard(a)lists.riseup.net
Hello Chalkboarders!
I've been running my truck, Greasy Cowboy, on used vegetable oil now for 5
years. I currently pick up used oil from a couple restaurants every few
weeks. I pick up anywhere between 50-100 gallons in 5 gallon cubies. For
the
last couple years I've had an arrangement with someone where I give them all
my crude oil, and they give me back 50% of the oil filtered. This individual
can no longer filter the oil, hence this email!
I'm looking for someone who has a filtering setup. The setup should be able
to dewater the oil completely. I would prefer filtering capabilities to 1
micron, but could settle for 5 micron.
I live in North Oakland! I could bring the oil to you or you could come
pick
it up.
Cheers,
...
Hey all,
I got a quote from State Farm for insurance that should meet the
requirements from the landlords. I wanted to pass it along and show it to
folks. If we buy this, we can change the lease to be held by Sudo Room as
an entity rather than myself and Eddan.
I plan to pay for this tomorrow, unless we have a clear alternative or any
really strong reason not to. Cost is $73.67 / month right now.
Additionally and however, State Farm needs us to give at least some
coverage for Personal Property along with the General Liability insurance
we need. You'll see the quote lists $5,000 right now. We toggled the
variables to cover $10,000 for personal property plus $5,000 in computer
property, which raised the quote to $87.92 / mo, which isn't that much of a
difference given tripling the coverage ($14.75). Hence it seems the bulk of
this quote is the General Liability costs.
Given the $1,000 deductible, it's unclear to me the best way to assess and
then state an insured value for stuff at sudo room. I'd like to see this
play out in a parallel thread. What do you think?
For the time being, I think we can stick with the $5,000 and change it
later when we have more data / insight.
// Matt
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From: Kelly Wright <kelly.wright.ujnp(a)statefarm.com>
Date: Thu, Feb 27, 2014 at 4:47 PM
Subject: STATE FARM: GENERAL LIABILITY QUOTE AND RENTERS INSURANCE BROCHURE
To: "MATTSENATE(a)GMAIL.COM" <MATTSENATE(a)gmail.com>
Cc: Thomas Kleinsmith <thomas.kleinsmith.u0t1(a)statefarm.com>, Marquetta J
Hunter <marquetta.j.hunter.uwrn(a)statefarm.com>
Hello Matt,
So nice to speak with you today and learning more about the Sudo Room and
what you all do!
Please find attached the quote that we discussed and a brochure on our
renters insurance.
We look forward to hearing back from you.
Kelly S. Wright, Agent
3645 Grand Ave.,Ste. 105
Oakland, CA 94610
(P)510.488.3505 (F) 510.628.0388
License #: 0F69851
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Come learn surface-mount soldering and put together an Arduino Leonardo
clone from scratch!
I and others will be doing Surface-mount CHM tomorrow with LeOlympia
boards (an Arduino Leonardo clone made by Olympia Circuits)
these boards are great because they have USB built-in and can be
programmed with only a mini-USB cable. In addition to working like a
normal arduino they can also pretend to be a USB keyboard or mouse or MIDI
controller or whatever you want.
they also have an RGB LED and a general-purpose button, and a second row
of pins to be compatible with standard breadboards.
0. What do we provide: (approximately 15 kits available)
- Circuit Board and components for a complete LeOlymplia board (an Arduino
Leonardo Clone)
- solder paste, solder mask, a squeegee, a few sets of tweezers
- a hot plate for soldering everything that way
- soldering irons and solder and flux for finishing up the board
1. What do you need:
- Previous experience with soldering, so you can fix imperfect connections
on very small components
- Patience to populate the board with small components with tweezers
- good eyesight or reading glasses to be able to see small parts
3. When: Monday, March 3rd, 2014 starting at 6:00 PM
4. Where: Noisebridge, 2169 Mission St., 3rd floor
If you have any questions, contact jake at spaz dot org
Here's information about the kits we will be building:
LeOlympia parts list:
leolympia_v1-0_parts_list.pdf
LeOlympia schematic:
leolympia_v1-0_-_schematic.pdf
LeOlympia circuitboard diagram:
leolympia_v1-0_-_pcb.pdf