One of the things that the expectations email got me thinking about is how
to make the interior (not common) space more functional. I want to come up
with a plan, and want your input.
I've started a wikipage that I hope you'll add to:
https://sudoroom.org/wiki/Room_Usability_Notepad
Here are my preliminary thoughts.
==A master map of where everything goes==
*If we had a map where everything went then we would know what is in- or
out-of place.
*Less "where is x?" type questions.
*The uninitiated could clean since they would know where to put something.
*Dedicate a wall to this map.
**Is it paper?
**Is it a floor plan view?
***Does it have numbered dots on the floor plan, and an index of the
numbered dots for lookup?
==De-[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cruft crufting]==
*One proposal for precepts: (add your own)
**Projects older than x months are trash.
**Components and unsorted material are trash. (Like misplaced books in a
library are lost).
**Err on the side of trash - that aggravation is better than cruft.
**It is OK for trash to go in the landfill.
==It's all about the desk==
*This is the main point of entry for a lot of our working.
*Discourage leaving things on the desk
**If only there were a way to hinge the surface, so that the entire
tabletop contents could slide off into a rubbish bin.
**Make a laminate that surface that insults/reminds you.
**Or a laminte suface that has visible squares so its always easily
countable what surface percentage can be seen.
==2:1 cleaning oath==
*As a member, you vow to clean in ratios of 2 times the mess you make.
Last night I installed "CollabOERate" on the Sudo Room wiki. This is a
feature that permits real-time collaboration on a wiki page! It's sort of
like having an Etherpad experience within a wiki page. I haven't yet made
it active by default, it's probably worth experimenting a bit first.
To try this feature, you will need (ideally) a recent version of Firefox or
Chrome, and a friend. On the Sudo wiki, you both need to:
- go to Preferences -> Gadgets
- check: <gadget-CollabOERate>
- click "save"
Now, as you browse around the wiki, you will see a button: [CollabOERate]
in the lower left of every screen. When you click that, you'll be assigned
a custom URL you can send to your friend.
Have fun, and please let you know what you think!
I am thinking I might offer a wiki training session some time this week to
try using this feature. Watch for an announcement -- and if you want to
participate, feel free to let me know what times work best for you!
Pete
[[User:Peteforsyth]]
p.s. Thanks to Mozilla for the enabling technology "TogetherJS",
WikiEducator for making the gadget that works on MediaWiki sites, and Matt
Senate and various Mesh folk for helping me test it out!
I'm giving another "Arduino For Total Newbies" workshop at San Francisco's newest hackerspace -- RockIT CoLabs, in Chinatown.
Thursday, 5-Decemeber, 7:00pm - 10:30pm
Learn Arduino. It's fun, it's easy. Anyone can learn! All welcome!
Limited to 25 people.
Still some seats available!
Registration and Details:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/arduino-for-total-newbies-workshop-tickets-935…
Mitch.
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!
Hey all,
Yes! The time has been set for the long awaited Subiir brew. Marc and I
will fire up the mash at 10am, and it will be kickass. We will make stout.
Again, I hope some of you will join to learn the Subiir brewing setup so
that the gear can be used more and that we can all have access to more
great, cheap, hacked beer.
Make a great thanksgiving,
Morten
I've wandered out into the world, parts of San Francisco.
Not to be negative, but it just seems like a cold-hearted, empty hipster
high school popularity compared to SudoRoom and Noisebridge.
I felt like I was wandering through a world of plastic alternative barbie
and ken dolls. It is really OK though because I don't expect everyone to be
my friend.
Even if we don't always get along, and people do weird stuff like shit in
elevators, piss each other off, we should stand together.* we do have a
heart. *
Yes Marcus. You're so correct.
Cappuccinos and cupcakes..lol. I prefer the grit. Keep that acorn affordable to P.O.C.
One Love
Marcus Owens <owens.marcus(a)gmail.com> wrote:
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Sudoers,
First, the request. I'm in a pinch, wonder if any Sudoers might help me out.
Two of us (Mike of OmNomProject and I) are trying to create a maker space in San Leandro, at the south end, in Bayfair Center (the mall at the Bay Fair BART stop). Yes, a maker space in a retail mall. It's an experiment. Mike and I have mostly committed to be open this Black Friday weekend to help offset the inhumanity of the holidays. Only problem: Mike is sick, has been sleeping for the last two days, and will be contagious for some days after he's feeling better. I advised him to stay home, which leaves the weekend to me. On our schedule we have the easy, proven activities: bunny copters for smaller kids, crypto adventures for the mid-range kids, a 3D printer for the bigger kids, and a few humble things to sell (SparkFun inventor kits, soft circuit kits, and some blank greeting cards). OMG!
The request: can anyone come help out for an hour or two this weekend? Bring your own activities if you'd like, or just come help color the bunnies. Any and all help will be greatly appreciated, good karma abounds, and many kids will thank you.
The update: East Bay Maker Labs!
The invite: if anyone is curious about what's happening in San Leandro, come join us for a Meet the CIO: Cool Tools for Makers event next Friday eve. Yes, conflict with First Friday acknowledged, not much I can do about that. Here are details: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/meet-the-cio-san-leandro-by-design-cool-tools-… 3D printers! 3D scanners! Laser cutters! and more, oh my! (Hey, it's all new to this community. Everyone starts somewhere.)
With best holiday wishes and warm appreciation for Sudo Room,
judi
San Leandro Coworking
400 Estudillo Ave, #204
San Leandro, CA
(510) 398-4000
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