sudo-discuss January 2018

sudo-discuss@sudoroom.org

27 participants
46 discussions

by Brendan Reddy-Best

I said "your 'community' space," but honestly, I still want this to be my space, too. I hardly ever make a fuss about any of this stuff because it's all so futile, you know? but in this case, I really want to make my point clear: I think we should rescind our action against Rannette. I think she's been treated unfairly. Even if she is "aggressive" towards you or your compatriots, I don't think we need white dudes policing our space of black women's bodies. Matt, you claim to have acted in another's interest and you offer an injured third party -- let them speak for themselves, because I don't think it's your place right now. If there was a violent incident that threatened our space, let's hear it from a witness or an involved party. "Something Happened" is not good enough. Otherwise "but above all the Omni Commons must maintain a safe, welcoming environment" seems to fly directly in the face of the lived experience of too many black people.

4 years, 1 month

Call for Facilitators / Participants in a sudo Men's Group

by Matthew Senate

Hey all, I wanted to reach out for some feedback. Seeking folks who would want to facilitate or participate in a men's group. I've previously participated in small groups like this and found them beneficial for various reasons. I would like to see if folks have had similar or different experiences. The way I'm thinking about this would culminate in something like a regular meeting for men in the sudo room community to discuss relevant issues including those of identity, oppression, privilege, patriarchy, gender, sexuality, stereotypes, safe space, and mutual support. This may not be the best or even a viable path to approach these topics, but I wanted to throw it out there to see if there is any interest. Thanks, Matt

4 years, 9 months

Re: [sudo-discuss] [CCL] Free Scanning Electron Microscope in Pleasanton! (was Fwd: [Microscopy] viaWWW:SMI3200 FIB system looking for a good home)

by Patrik D'haeseleer

Here's some images of the Seiko SMI 3200 Scanning Electron Microscope that is in need of a new home: http://www.beamservices.com/used-equipment.html http://www.caeonline.com/listing/product/9025735/seiko-smi-3200 Note that this is NOT a small system! It's not huge as SEM's go, but definitely not desktop - more like "small room sized". And it would obviously need some dedicated person to keep it in good running condition. It is however almost brand new, and currently *running*, at <5nm resolution! Beam Services Inc is down in Pleasanton, so I guess interested parties could potentially go and have a look at the system. This kind of equipment would be a significant commitment and investment in time and effort on our part, so let's coordinate on this shall we? Patrik On Wed, Jul 1, 2015 at 11:14 AM, Nathan McCorkle <nmz787(a)gmail.com> wrote: > Useful for micro and nano imaging, as well as micro and nano milling > and deposition (if it has a gas injector system). > > > ---------- Forwarded message ---------- > From: <microscopylistserver-noreply(a)microscopy.com> > Date: Wed, Jun 24, 2015 at 4:49 PM > Subject: [Microscopy] viaWWW:SMI3200 FIB system looking for a good home > To: nmz787(a)gmail.com > > > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- > The Microscopy ListServer -- CoSponsor: The Microscopy Society of America > To Subscribe/Unsubscribe -- > http://www.microscopy.com/MicroscopyListserver > On-Line Help http://www.microscopy.com/MicroscopyListserver/FAQ.html > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > X-from: dan.buntman(a)beamservices.com > > This Question/Comment was submitted to the Microscopy Listserver > using the WWW based Form at > http://microscopy.com/MicroscopyListserver/MLFormMail.html > --------------------------------------------------------------------------- > Remember this posting is most likely not from a Subscriber, so when > replying > please copy both dan.buntman(a)beamservices.com as well as the > Microscopy Listserver > --------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Email: dan.buntman(a)beamservices.com > Name: Dan Buntman > > Organization: Beam Services, Inc. > > Title-Subject: [Filtered] SMI3200 FIB system looking for a good home > > Message: We have a Seiko SMI3200 FIB single beam system available for > donation to any university or > other non-profit organization. The system has only been used > ~3,500hrs., is fully functional and > currently operating in our facility with demonstrated resolution of > <5nm. The recipient will be > responsible for crating, shipping and installation costs. If you are > interested please contact me > at dan.buntman(a)beamservices.com. > > Login Host: 50.197.130.57 > Listserver Email Form V - 20120416 > --------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > > -- > =========================================== > Do not reply to this message it is from > the Microscopy Listserver NO-REPLY forwarding > system. 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5 years, 3 months

can we implement stuff-org at sudoroom?

by Jake

Henner wrote this awesome parts organizer web service, and it's running at noisebridge (and his house): https://github.com/hzeller/stuff-org here's the noisebridge implementation (type a letter to begin instant search): https://parts.noisebridge.net/# i would love to help fill it with information about the stuff we have at sudoroom, but i am not confident in my ability to install it and get it running on our network. If someone feels good about doing this, sudo make it happen and i'll help. -jake

5 years, 9 months

who will host Hardware Hacking Tuesday tonight?

by Jake

i am out of town for tonight and next week's edition of Hardware Hacking Tuesday! who will host in my place? you just have to welcome new people to the space, help them find places to sit or hack, and try to help them with their projects, etc..

6 years, 3 months

vending machine dollar bill acceptor

by Jake

the rightmost vending machine now has a working dollar bill acceptor, and it's powered up. it's connected to an arduino which connects to a raspberry pi which is on the network at vending2.local on that raspberry pi there is a serial port called /dev/serial/by-id/usb-Arduino_LLC_Arduino_Leonardo-if00 which speaks serial at 115200 baud, saying stuff like 100 bill_acceptor 2000 bill_acceptor 500 bill_acceptor when it gets a $1 bill, a $20, and a $5 respectively. Later it will say coin_acceptor when coins are inserted, but presently they just fall into a cardboard box inside the vending machine. Charley has acquired a new lock for the vending machine and we should replace the money box in the fridge with a sign saying people should put their money into the vending machine, and signs in the vending machine explaining that. The raspberry pi in the vending machine has speakers attached to it (which will be moved to underneath the machine or on top of it) and someone should make a webpage on it that shows the time and amount of money inserted, and also make it say things when people put money in so that everybody knows. if anyone wants access to the raspberry pi please let me know. Make it do things. Make it have a video output that we can put on top of the vending machine that displays interesting information and QR codes for receiving bitcoin cash and ethereum and other stuff donations. Make it make interesting noises to reward people for donating. tonight will be a fine night for hacking on the machine, but you'll need to contact me or Charley for physical access to the inside of the machine for now. -jake

6 years, 8 months

Linux dual boot on Basement Computer bank?

by Ed Biow

A few months ago about a dozen Core 2 Duo Lenovo boxes with 4 GB of RAM materialized in the basement hall way. They were all left running with the monitors on, but they had Windohs on them and the lock screens required a password which was nowhere in evidence, and rebooting also required a PW to log in. Anywho, since they just seemed to be heating the basement, and it was summertime anyway I shut them all off, and did so a couple of weeks later when I noticed they were powered back on again. Since then they have mostly been off, and some folks know the password and have been using them periodically. Someone blew Linux Mint on one of the boxen. The one on the far left (facing the wall) was unplugged, I plugged it back in but it was beeping whenever it booted, but just required that I open the case and clamp down the memory sticks, All Praise Cyber Jesus. Since I had revived box from the dead like Lazarus I felt like no one would object if I made it dual boot Linux as well as Windows 10. The machines are mostly empty and have 300-500 GB hard drives, so I hacked off 60 GB and copied a Debian 9 installation off of a flash drive, fixed the fstab, installed grub, and set the machine to boot Windoze by default. The USB wifi sticks are the only way for these things to get internet since there is no ethernet cable in that hallway, but I managed to get one working with Debian and it seems stable. So unless someone objects I propose to set the rest of the machines to boot automatically into Windows (and not require a PW when the screen blanks) and also, I'd whack off a small chunk of their hard drives so all the boxes dual boot Windows and Debian stable (except possibly the Mint box, it may have been installed to stomp on the whole drive). It will give me something to do and keep me out of the sun. This will not adversely effect the Windows installations, which will still be available to do whatever folks do in that OS. Attached is a picture of the machine I mucked with, folks can go down there and play around with it. As those of you are wise in the ways of dual booting know, you can select Linux by using the "up arrow" key on the keyboard to scroll to the Debian 9 "grub" entry and hit the Enter key. It will automatically boot to a non-privileged "omni" account (PW: omnivore) and it will hang for a few seconds at the lightdm display manager to give you a chance to change the Linux desktop to taste (I configured it for mate, xfce, cinnamon & KDE, and could add other options if desired). You can also switch users to a "sudoroom" user, that has sudo privileges, the PW is the same as the username, except in drop case. In a world without Gates who needs Windows? 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6 years, 8 months

card swiper swiped

by robb

the card reader at the front door is missing & the camera is disconnected. i don't want to point fingers but, as i left a fairly empty building last night, i noticed Rich (used to come around sudo) sitting next to the door if anyone knows where another swiper is, i'll start connecting it back up thx

6 years, 8 months

Sudo Room 3D Printer Questions

by Paul Orozco

Hello everyone, I'm a little new and I'm just wondering what's the status of the 3D Printer over here. I've heard it's broken right now, so I'm wondering what it'll take to fix it and be able to use it. Paul Orozco Cell: (916)337-7101

6 years, 8 months

Fwd: [dorkbotsf-blabber] A123 Battery Teardowns

by Patrik D'haeseleer

---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: "John Radio" <johnyradio(a)gmail.com> Date: Jan 27, 2018 2:34 PM Subject: [dorkbotsf-blabber] A123 Battery Teardowns To: <dorkbotsf-blabber(a)googlegroups.com> Cc: Hi all Remember those A123 batteries I posted about, a couple weeks back? I’ve found people to hold all our batteries. Wow! Thx to everyone who is helping the Bayview BOOM. Some came from as far away as Chico, to cart away these packs. We’ve started to tear down the packs, and would be great to hear *your suggestions on making the process easier and cheaper.* Please check out the videos: https://vimeo.com/252296535 password: M1A https://youtu.be/MMrPjUwAmT0 Here’s one possible improvement: *Problem - Removing plastic cover: *We had difficulty removing the plastic cover. It’s time-consuming, very fiddly/wiggly, and lots of touching on or near hot contacts. *Issue*: the plastic “prongs” on the plastic cover must have been inserted all at once, in a single downward motion, as described by Bob at the BoxShop teardown. *Solution: *Therefore, maybe the quickest removal is to somehow *pull the entire cover straight up, in one motion,* after removing screws, punching out the tabs, and releasing the nickel and insulator sheet from their retainer. How to do that? Part of the difficulty is that the cover flexes. If you pull it up by one end, it bends. *Ideas:* · *Top-plate: *Attach a rigid, non-conductive plate or wooden board to the loose cover. Pull that straight up. The weight of the pack will help. Problem: how to pull it straight up? Maybe attach a couple handles? · *Bottom-clamp: *Invert the whole pack and lay it upside down, with the unscrewed cover face down on the table. Then, somehow clamp just the loose plastic cover to the table. Then pull the rest of the pack straight up. Problem: it’s heavy. Seems this approach has a possible added advantage that it might reduce the amount of touching hot contacts by the human, thereby making this a possibly safer approach. -Johny Radio -- PEOPLE DOING STRANGE THINGS WITH ELECTRICITY --- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "dorkbotSF-blabber" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to dorkbotsf-blabber+unsubscribe(a)googlegroups.com. To post to this group, send email to dorkbotsf-blabber(a)googlegroups.com. Visit this group at https://groups.google.com/group/dorkbotsf-blabber. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/ msgid/dorkbotsf-blabber/001001d397b6%249ba21890%24d2e649b0%24%40gmail.com <https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/dorkbotsf-blabber/001001d397b6%249ba21890…> . For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.

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