Hi Sudoers:
There’s a pressure washer at sudoroom that the Friends of the Oakland
Tool Lending Library got for us. I thought we’d use it to pressure wash
the floor at sudoroom (and the sidewalks around Omni.): is anyone
interested in trying to do either (or both?) I can bring in hoses to
feed water to it, LMK.
If there’s no interest in either of those: does anyone want to take the
pressure washer home?
Sincerely, -Peter
This looks like a cool non profit festival. i'm not sure how we handle this
- do we add them to our conference? I remember we used to put stuff from
coop conference son our caldnar
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Romy Ilano
romy(a)snowyla.com
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From: ajay t <atallam(a)gmail.com>
Date: Wed, Sep 3, 2025 at 4:01 PM
Subject: adding unconf to calendar?
To: Romy Ilano <romy(a)snowyla.com>
hey romy!
i saw your slack message in april about adding the unconference to the
sudo room calendar, i tried to slack you about the next one but not sure if
you saw it, would love to get the next one on the calendar!
lmk what info you need?
ttps://events.humanitix.com/fall-25-bioregional-regeneration-unconference?c…
<https://events.humanitix.com/fall-25-bioregional-regeneration-unconference?…>
tysm!
ajay
Hi Sudoers:
See below: can someone figure out if Sudroom or CCL or some combination
of both can apply for STEAM funding from Bayer?
Interest forms due May 8. Full application due Nov. 13. For questions,
contact Erica Harrell at Lyons-Newman Consulting (Bayer Social Impact
Consultant) at info(a)lyonsnewman.com with a cc to jenn.cogley(a)bayer.com.
Sincerely, -Peter
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Organizations working to support education in science, technology,
engineering, art and math (STEAM) for Berkeley students can apply for
financial support from Bayer <https://www.linkedin.com/company/bayer/
<https://www.linkedin.com/company/bayer/>>.
This is an exciting opportunity for programs serving Berkeley public school
students and graduates in TK–8, high school, and community college that are
helping build more inclusive, effective pathways into STEAM.
We want to hear from organizations that:
- serve Berkeley students in TK–8, high school, and community college
- use evidence-based approaches
- are dedicated to diversifying the STEAM workforce pipeline
For high school and community college programs, we are looking for groups
that help to prepare students for paid STEAM internships and hands-on
learning opportunities.
Funding will be awarded for a five-year term and will be made across three
categories, including TK–8 (2 awardees; $108,011 per awardee over five
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To be considered, interested groups only need to complete an interest form
by May 8, 2026 — not a full proposal.
Full details here:
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Questions? Email Erica Harrell atinfo(a)lyonsnewman.comand Jennifer Cogley
atjenn.cogley(a)bayer.com.
Hey, long time no see you all! Havent been in touch with SudoRoom, but
trying to check those messages as much as I can. Not sure if any of
you are into tiktok trends, but there a major one that made think
about you all this week when I learned about cyberdecks! That's a new
"trend"/"movement" in tiktok where ppl are building their own diy
computers! Attaching a video about this, video doesnt tell much but
most creators are women/femmes/nb, which is awesome! I'm gonna try to
build one for myself, wondering if we should have a wnb night about
this!
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/JjqjW8jDHIQ
Do we have some raspberry pis lying around?
--
julianaferreira(a)gmail.com
she/her
SF Climate Week is this week and our Tuesday Project Night is listed on
the event calendar at https://sfcw.climate-week.org/, we’ve got ten
signups on luma so far: https://luma.com/5v5g3tx2
This is a great opportunity to showcase SudoRoom to an expanded
audience; it would be nice to put our best face forward, e.g.:
-Have at least one representative from WNB Coding Night, Radio Night,
Dark Mode, and SudoMesh available to talk those up
-Anyone have an interesting project they want to feature? (contingent on
space on the table)
-Get the robot working and the big projector showing interesting stuff
-Any efforts to tidy up SudoRoom in advance are always greatly appreciated.
-We might consider posting people on the street to watch cars: would
anyone be interested in a tag-team effort doing that?
-(Any other ideas?)
Sincerely, -Peter
Anyone wanna come to this with me?
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From: Travis Briggs via Wikimedia-SF <wikimedia-sf(a)lists.wikimedia.org>
Date: Thu, Apr 16, 2026 at 11:23
Subject: [Wikimedia-SF] Re: Join us May 3 for WikiMediaWiki Workshop: learn
about technical editing!
To: San Francisco Bay Area Wikimedians <wikimedia-sf(a)lists.wikimedia.org>
CC: Bay Area Wikipedians <bayareawikipedians(a)proton.me>, Travis Briggs <
audiodude(a)gmail.com>
Thanks Emeline!
Elan and I are working hard on designing the content for our workshop on *May
3 *(https://luma.com/l8417ca0), and we would love for you to join us! We
are really aiming for a more intimate setting, so that we can all get hands
on and learn from each other by working on a few projects, some real, some
examples. We hope you can come away from this Sunday afternoon confident
that coding for Wikimedia projects is something you can do, it's for you,
it's possible (and you don't have to write PHP!).
We're building a wiki developer community inside of BAWUG and I want to
invite all of you who are interested to be a part of it! Also please spread
the word to both the experienced hacker/wiki curious and the experienced
wikipedian/hacker curious.
Cheers,
-Travis
On Sat, Apr 11, 2026 at 11:30 AM Bay Area Wikipedians via Wikimedia-SF <
wikimedia-sf(a)lists.wikimedia.org> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Please save the date for our first ever hackathon! On *May 3rd*, join
> fellow MediaWiki developers or learn how to become one at our WikiMediaWiki
> Workshop. You can register here <https://luma.com/l8417ca0>.
>
> Our April WikiSalon
> <https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1JpBX6XDR-bD4ymvcqwzp4PLKy_jYWmsjCU6…>was
> a lot of fun! The discussion about *photography for the Commons* is
> continuing on Discord <https://discord.gg/hkGn4gM6>, and if you are*
> editing Bay Area pages*, I highly recommend SuperbOwl's custom search
> engine <https://cse.google.com/cse?cx=31fa50825e4744e1d#gsc.tab=0>!
>
> See you soon!
> e_mln_e for the Bay Area Wikipedians organizers
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Date: Tue, 31 Mar 2026 22:52:53 -0700
Reply-To: Trishna Redd <trishna.redd at gmail.com>
Hi,
I’m the Media & Technology Chair for the District 5 Democratic Club in San
Francisco.
Bill AB-2047 (3D printer regulation) just passed Public Safety 6-0 and is
moving to Judiciary, and is listed for an April 14 hearing. The bill would
require certified firearm-blueprint detection plus certified software
controls for printer models sold or transferred in California, with DOJ
guidance due in 2027 and the sales restrictions becoming operative March 1,
2029.
Here's a link to the full bill for your review:
https://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/billNavClient.xhtml?bill_id=202520…
At the last hearing I noticed there was limited technical and maker
community representation.
Given your work, I wanted to flag this, would your group be interested in
submitting input, testimony, or a letter?
We’d also welcome someone to join or briefly speak at our upcoming meeting
where I will be addressing this issue at 6pm PST, April 7, 2026 . You can
respond via email or RSVP using this link: https://d5dems.org/rsvp
This is moving quickly and I believe your perspective would be very
valuable. Thank you, and I appreciate your support in advance.
Trishna Redd Rodriguez
District 5 Democratic Club - Media & Technology Chair
Hi Sudoers:
Come to the special monthly 3rd Friday Circuit Launch Open House
tomorrow evening:
https://luma.com/x7yc8sv0
In addition to being listed on the SF Climate Week calendar (see
https://climateweeknetwork.org/sfcw-26/events?q=repair) we’ll also have
someone bringing at least one or two Sawyer robots
(https://robotsguide.com/robots/sawyer):
“...I have one pair of controller/arm combo's that will most likely work.
I have another arm with it's compute unit, but the HD is bad, and they
are encrypted drives paired individually to a computer.
The 3rd is is partially disassembled and the compute unit does not power
on, I think it's a simple prob but I doubt I will have time to make
progress on that this month…”
Hope to see you there, -Peter
Friends -
People keep reacting positively when I suggest putting together an FPGA class.
Angela, did you ever get something to work on the FOMU?
David and I made some progress doing a TTL logic demo on March 2.
We could try again this week. My schedule is pretty flexible.
David, do you have plans to come in? Maybe Judy and/or Arik can join us.
- Larry