In two weeks, on September 20th, the omni will host this event:
http://criticalresistance.org/oakland-dreaming-wildly-fighting-to-win-with-…
They are expecting 300+ people, for many of whom this will be their
first time at the omni, and first impressions count a lot!
We'll need a high quality sound system with at least one portable
microphone ready for this. Ideally it will be something durable,
failsafe and easy to use.
Who's willing to work with me to make this happen? Please reply here
or contact me privately. I am no expert but will work hard alongside
you. I would like to meet within the next few days to plan logistics,
and have the system fully set up and ready for testing by next Monday
the 15th. Thanks!
On Thu, Sep 4, 2014 at 10:42 AM, johanna faust <female.faust(a)gmail.com> wrote:
> what is the current state of our intention regarding the bookshelves
> in the cafe? as in, are we keeping them?
>
> i felt i ought to check, assuming nothing, and curious....
Those are staying, but there's some bookshelves in the basement which
we may part with. They used to live inside Broadway Sudoroom but are
about 6 inches too tall for this basement, so they've been lying
sideways for a couple months. Comes with cool DIY shelves that we cut
from old doors.
No assumptions about your intentions of course! Just FYI :)
Up for one week's 'extended pondering' [1], will shortly set new member
proposals to automatically forward to the sudo list :)
[1]
https://sudoroom.org/wiki/Articles_of_Association#Section_2.1.0_Process_for…
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From: Sudo Room <info(a)sudoroom.org>
Date: Wed, Sep 3, 2014 at 7:59 PM
Subject: [sudo-info] [Declaration of Intent to Join] SK
To: info(a)sudoroom.org
User Submitted Values:
(Pseudo)nym or Name: SK Email: eske.silver(a)gmail.com Why do you want to
be a member of sudo room?: Because Sudo is Super Rad!
Mostly I just want to be part of a space that caters to the advancement
information, technology and hacking! I want to be able to spend my time
around other nerds whose eyes don't glaze over when I start talking about
RAM, hard drives, dual-booting, time travel and science fiction. I love
being unofficially part of this community, I'd love even more to be an
official part of it! If you know already, what are you excited to do at
sudo room?: Phoenix the Pyre! Learn about the Mesh! Build the Digital
Library! Teach some Multi-booting classes! Organizing the junk and parts
boxes and shelving! If you know already, what are you excited to share
with the sudo room community?: Laptop and tower repair!
Dual/triple/quad/multi-booting! Helping out around the shop with organizing
and cleaning! Have you ever been banned from another hackerspace? If so,
when and why?: Nope.
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Hi all!
Thanks to everyone who attended this week's meeting!
Here's the tl;dr:
* We've been adding on average two new members a week! Yay!
* Next Wednesday, 7pm, the Omni is having a facilitation workshop. Ping me
if you'd like to RSVP.
* Ed is hosting Friday night Linux installfests! Come learn you computer!
omni needs a lot more construction help
** bathroom renovation, chairlift, drywall patching, ceiling tiles
** join omni-building google group:
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/omni-building
* [consensus]: "Sudoroom will consent to Rise Above renting space at the
omni for $1000/month for a 6 month trial lease term, once the location and
any building modifications and permits are clarified and once the meaning
of tenancy is clarified by the Omni's legal/governance working group. We
don't object to them being a tenant in a general sense."
* [CONSENSUS]: Sudo Room consented to the Omni spending up to $9500 for
making the building ADA compliant and accessible ASAP.
* [CONFLICT]: "The Sudoroom community feels compassion towards Sally and
wishes her the best, but we cannot trust her to respect the Omni's common
space right now, so we must find her in bad standing as a member. She is
not welcome at Sudoroom for a period of one month." "We find Sally in bad
standing as a member and with heavy hearts, we suspend her access rights
for one month, because she consistently uses the common areas
inappropriately and has been warned many times."
Recorded for posterity at: http://sudoroom.org/wiki/Meeting_Notes_2014-09-03
Jenny
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-Laurie Anderson
"Storytelling reveals meaning without committing the error of defining it."
-Hannah Arendt
"To define is to kill. To suggest is to create."
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thanks for fixing the link! works great :)
however... I think our email contact is misspelled on the wiki page!
it needs to be publia instead of public
thx! working on getting myself computer literate so that i can help with
this stuff myself instead of bugging yalls (just got a cheep laptop a
couple days ago)!
xo
scott
On Thu, Sep 4, 2014 at 3:28 PM, D. Scott Nanos <scott.nanos(a)gmail.com> wrote:
> disregard last email, i was looking at wrong website. So the new website has
> only one link but ya, its still misspelled... anyone know how to deploy the
> github page?
ok i found where the site was hosted, should be live now, sorry!
Passing along a good opportunity with good folks!
---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: "Aaron Lifshin" <aaron(a)mayday.us>
Date: Thu, Sep 4, 2014 at 9:05 PM
Subject: [H4D] Router configuration gig
To: "H4D Hack for Democracy" <hackfordemocracy(a)googlegroups.com>
> <null (undefined bytes)>
On Thu, Sep 4, 2014 at 9:55 AM, D. Scott Nanos <scott.nanos(a)gmail.com> wrote:
> can anyone help with this, should be quick! thanks!! <3
just pushed the changes to github
https://github.com/oomni/oomni.github.io/commit/d5f4701a
and then i realized DNS is no longer a CNAME. Sorry for making life
more complicated matt.
Hi all,
I'm interested in working on some mosaics (any interest in a co-mosaic
session at sudo sometime? :)) and was wondering if any of you have unwanted
or broken ceramic tiles.
Let me know off-list. I'd be happy to come by and pick it up from you.
(Also I'm calling up various stores in the area to ask about their
unwanted/broken tiles, but if you know of a place that gives them away,
please let me know)
- Marina
The Omni is about to vote on policies for safer space and conflict
resolution. Your delegates regretfully realize now that they haven't
been shared on sudo-discuss yet, which may make it impossible for us
to pass it at tonight's Omni meeting. Please leave any feedback here,
up to and including strong enthusiasm or dissent.
http://wiki.omni-oakland.org/w/Safe_Space_Policyhttp://wiki.omni-oakland.org/w/Conflict_Resolution_Policy
Passing information back and forth is the fundamental role of a
delegate, and Jenny and I are very sorry when we fail, and really
really encourage other people to help us do this job. We wrote a whole
wiki page on how to be a delegate:
https://sudoroom.org/wiki/Omni_Delegate
Hey someone with skills?
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Instructional Technology Supervisor
Summary Definition
Under the direction of the Director of Instructional Technology (IT),
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technology personnel.
Representative Duties and Responsibilities
- Manage, plan and supervise wired and wireless data and voice networks,
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- Supervise, coordinate and review the work plan for assigned staff;
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- Monitor and evaluate the efficiency and effectiveness of service
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- Resolve difficult and complex problems with application, computer,
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- Principles and practices of operating systems, desktop software such
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- Desktop computers, tablets, laptops, Chrome-books, mobile devices,
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- Cisco data network design and operation to include, routing, switching
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- Cisco voice network design and operation including Cisco Unity
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- Data and voice networking protocols including IP addressing.
- Windows server operating systems, file systems and associated
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Ability to:
- Oversee and manage operating systems, computers, tablets, laptops,
Chrome-books, servers, print devices, Windows servers, virtual servers
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- Select, supervise, train, evluate and review the work of assigned
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- Manage multiple large scale complex projects. Serve as project manager
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what is the current state of our intention regarding the bookshelves
in the cafe? as in, are we keeping them?
i felt i ought to check, assuming nothing, and curious....
--
*Be seeing you.*
can anyone help with this, should be quick! thanks!! <3
xo
scott
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From: Stephen Novotny <snovotnyjr(a)gmail.com>
Date: Thu, Sep 4, 2014 at 9:33 AM
Subject: Re: [BAPS-Organizing] omni website link to baps calendar
To: "bayareapublicschool-organizing(a)googlegroups.com" <
bayareapublicschool-organizing(a)googlegroups.com>
Yes. they forgot the "a" at end of "area". who can we contact about this?
anyone? Is Joel/Sudo'ers responsible for the Omni site?
On Thu, Sep 4, 2014 at 9:31 AM, D. Scott Nanos <scott.nanos(a)gmail.com>
wrote:
> i think the link might be misspelled? someone told me theyre having
> trouble getting to our events page thru the omni website. FYI the wordpress
> page itself is working just great :)
>
Want to help out with some back breaking labor? Please meet us at Berkeley
recycling center, 669 gilman, in 15 minutes. Truck full of books to
recycle, only 4 of us so far. Thanks!
On Tue, Sep 2, 2014 at 3:48 PM, Jenny Ryan <tunabananas(a)gmail.com> wrote:
> All items have been removed from the space, and Sudo will be voting on a
> temporary ban at tomorrow's meeting.
New update. At last night's meeting Sudoroom consented on this statement:
"We find Sally in bad standing as a member and with heavy hearts, we
suspend her access rights for one month, because she consistently uses
the common areas inappropriately and has been warned many times."
Note this is not a "ban for reason of safety" as per our ban
reciprocity, so we still have to figure out what it means for the rest
of the Omni. In the meantime, since we aren't yet open to the public
nobody is under any obligation to let her in the building.
FYI all, Gabriela came to last night's Sudoroom meeting, we had a long
productive conversation, and afterwards Sudoroom consented on this
statement:
"Sudoroom will consent to Rise Above renting space at the omni for
$1000/month for a 6 month trial lease term, once the location and any
building modifications and permits are clarified and once the meaning
of tenancy is clarified by the Omni's legal/governance working group.
We don't object to them being a tenant in a general sense."
If you recall, the exact proposal before the delegates last week was
roughly in the same spirit. Some Sudoroom members simply believe that
the details should be more clearly figured out before we all say for
certain. We hope this gives everybody a clear path forward for now.
Also worth noting: Gabriela mentioned last night that she has a new
plan for space usage which is different from modifying/occupying the
utility room. It involved renting one of the three small basement
rooms and possibly expanding it, plus sharing a desk somewhere with
natural sunlight. I assume she'll show you that tonight, but just a
heads up.
On Tue, Aug 26, 2014 at 7:25 PM, Whitney Lawrence <whitneyel3(a)gmail.com> wrote:
> Submitted for review.
>
> 3. I would like these plans to be reviewed this week to be fully prepared
> for installation early next week.
Whitney came and talked to me before yesterday's meeting and told me
he'd like to start work tonight at 6pm, and expects the whole project
to take several days with many Sudoers pitching in menial labor. I
added this to the meeting notes, but it had still not been discussed
when I biked home at 10pm in a sleepy stupor, and according to the
posted notes, was not discussed afterwards either.
Work cannot yet begin until the plans are 1) signed off by a certified
electrician, and then 2) approved by the landlord.
I have heard many mentions of hypothetical electricians but none has
materialized. Cere has mentioned Dave Petroli, we'll see if he
responds to our emails. If you have any other leads, now is the time.
Please don't be shy about sending them this link to review ASAP and
asking for an email "ok":
https://lists.sudoroom.org/pipermail/sudo-discuss/2014-August/007369.html
This slipped through the cracks because core organizers are overworked
with many things and we really need more people to take ownership and
leadership for crucial boring tasks. But anyway, there is a remote
chance that we can cut through the red tape by tonight if we hustle.
> 4. Last weekend, Hol and I went to Home Depot to get supplies for Phase 1. I
> request reimbursement of $348.02 for materials. I have the receipt and will
> present to whomever would like a copy.
We already approved this expense, so I believe someone just needs to
write a check now. I have an email copy of the receipt I can fwd. Who
can do that? Thanks!
Calling for Sudoroom and Omni folks!
"Hi!
We need folks to come by Omni tomorrow at 9am to caravan to the
recycling center at 669 Gilman, Berkeley, CA to unload law books at the
recycling center!!! There are 350 boxes of law books and really, really
not enough hands - also the ruck is overburdened a bunch [see attached
photo].! Plz make this your wake-up activity, We'll be meeting at 9am at
the Omni, 4799 Shattuck. Free tours and good will to those who can come
by!
Bonus points for another renting another u-haul before noon tomorrow!!
Love,
Jenny
http://jennyryan.nethttp://thepyre.orghttp://thevirtualcampfire.orghttp://technomadic.tumblr.com"
Sorry hol, i didn't see the post about the width, i thought 30" would be
enough. After looking over craigslist i don't see anything that would
work! Oh well.
A couple of years ago a friend of mine took out a wheelchair lift from his
work van, i think it was pretty big but it was long gone.
Thanks for doing the hard work to make this happen.
-jake
On Wed, Sep 3, 2014 at 1:33 PM, <hol(a)gaskill.com> wrote:
jake,
i originally questioned the rationale of spending the $2500 on an inspection alone if you recall. the purpose of that was to get clear
guidance on what will be required and to have full confidence that we would be immune from ADA lawsuits in the future, in addition to not
having to waste our time and money constructing noncompliant features. per the lease, all construction that we'll be reimbursed for 50% by
john has to be signed off by a licensed contractor. so if we pay 1/2 of $8000 and have a lift that's legit and the contractor handles all the
permitting, etc, then that seems like a decent deal. please feel free to shop around since I only got the one quote last week, the day after
the inspection.
>without even having looked at the list of requirements we are supposed to meet
Bathrooms: http://www.bobrick.com/Documents/PlanningGuide.pdf
Lifts: http://continuingeducation.construction.com/article.php?L=194&C=673&P=3
* 4.2.4.2Relationship of Maneuvering Clearance to Wheelchair Spaces. One full unobstructed side of the clear floor or ground space for a
wheelchair shall adjoin or overlap an accessible route or adjoin another wheelchair clear floor space. If a clear floor space is located in an
alcove or otherwise confined on all or part of three sides, additional maneuvering clearances shall be provided as shown in Fig. 4(d) and (e)
(see diagram). (Comment: Wheelchair lifts are typically considered to be alcoves. According to Fig. 4 (e), the minimum inside platform
dimensions for a wheelchair lift with its gates on opposite ends (so that the user has a straight approach to the lift) are 36 inches x 48
inches.)
all the work we're planning at this stage is work that i identified prior to that inspection simply by reading the codes. i also proposed buying a
used wheelchair lift on CL that would suit our application, and volunteered to install it myself this week if someone else could fetch it. if you
prefer to hack out all the details like used car batteries, ballscrews, bearings, power electronics, mechanical gate actuators, safety nut,
controls, etc in a way that will function reliably for the next few years without maintenance, and you're willing to research and perform all that
work on the relevant timeline, that would certainly help advance things along that front. I have not researched any electrical characteristics
other than total current demand from the mains so you'd have to take the lead on those details. For my part, I have only had a limited amount of
bandwidth to work on this and am doing the best I can to meet our commitment to accessibility. If anyone feels I am taking the wrong approach and
wants to do things differently I would be ecstatic to step back and focus on other things.
cheers,
hol
On 2014-09-03 12:41, Jake wrote:
i look forward to finding out the regulations on size, load, battery capacity, etc. because those are numbers we can work with. If the van lift on craigs
list (and there are many of them) fits those requirements, i don't see the problem.
As for battery capacity, a single car battery can surely serve to evacuate a meeting of 30 electric-wheelchair using visitors in a power failure with no p
roblem, especially since it would only need power to lift the empty platform up to receive the next chair. Lowering doesn't take any power at all (except
for a tiny solenoid which releases pressure when you press the DOWN button), and if not, batteries are really easy to buy more of!
It sounds like you're advocating against trying to do it ourselves without even having looked at the list of requirements we are supposed to meet. Even if
it weren't for the thousands of dollars difference, I still think we should at least consider "hacking something together ourselves"
-jake
On Wed, 3 Sep 2014, Patrik D'haeseleer wrote:
I definitely think we need to consult with the guy who came to do the ADA inspection before we decide on a creative solution
like converting a van lift. It's entirely likely that wheelchair lifts for vans follow different regulations with respect to
size, load, battery capacity, etc. Considering that this is one of the few expenses where our landlord will be pitching in
50%, I'd still say we should go with the professional $8K option and get it done right, rather than hacking something
together ourselves. Patrik On Wed, Sep 3, 2014 at 11:58 AM, Jake <jake(a)spaz.org> wrote:
http://sfbay.craigslist.org/eby/for/4648013065.html yes it's for a van. but if the dimensions are acceptible then it's a
solution. i talked with a lift shop today and I was told that getting a lift certified by the state is a nighmare lasting
months and costing millions of dollars, involving load-testing and battery backup etc. the "cheap" way of installing a
"residential" lift like the ones mentioned before would "only" cost about $2500 if we get the one I linked above, we power
it with batteries anyway (it's made for a van) and that way, in a power failure it will still work. That's one of the
requirements we need to have anyway. So I vote we go that direction. Of course there is the accessibility professional we
contacted before, and we can ask them about this plan, but assuming the hardware meets our needs for dimensions and
load-bearing I think it's a good solution. I am willing to help with the adaptation and wiring, etc. -jake
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he was helping us go through all -- and i mean ALL - of the books that were
slated to be taken out behind the proverbial chemical shed today.
it is one of those light bulbs in a cage that plugs in stylee work lamps.
was left plugged in over where all the boxes of books were.
please do not hack or eat or misplace it! i or st will be back by to get
it ---
or he will, if tis kewl
--
*Be seeing you.*
http://sfbay.craigslist.org/eby/for/4648013065.html
yes it's for a van. but if the dimensions are acceptible then it's a
solution.
i talked with a lift shop today and I was told that getting a lift
certified by the state is a nighmare lasting months and costing millions
of dollars, involving load-testing and battery backup etc.
the "cheap" way of installing a "residential" lift like the ones mentioned
before would "only" cost about $2500
if we get the one I linked above, we power it with batteries anyway (it's
made for a van) and that way, in a power failure it will still work.
That's one of the requirements we need to have anyway.
So I vote we go that direction. Of course there is the accessibility
professional we contacted before, and we can ask them about this plan, but
assuming the hardware meets our needs for dimensions and load-bearing I
think it's a good solution. I am willing to help with the adaptation and
wiring, etc.
-jake
Hi,
Lots of furniture, stereo, clothes, glassess, bookshelves, are going to be
put into the street at noon. If these are your personal belongings, please
come get them by then.
This is not the first time that someone tried to basically move into the
space in the last two months, and I feel I have no choice but to now be a
total fucking hardass.
Whomever it is, I hope you can understand that there is a zero tolerance
policy to literally turning common space into someone's personal
bedroom/living room, etc.
I realize you may have just been trying to make a chill hangout space or
something. However there were just far too many personal belongings in
there. I have a pretty good idea who it is and they have been warned
against this multiple times so its really sad.
The offices in the basement are for having a meetup, class, working session
or possibly for renting out. They are not someone's home. NO ONE CAN LIVE
HERE. No one can store lots and lots of personal effects here.
The blue couch and the sudo coffee table had also been moved from the
common area into the adjoining room. They have been moved back.
Now my back hurts.
David
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It would be very good if we could consent on this at Thursday's Omni
meeting, so that work can begin. Please discuss among all groups ASAP.
Thanks!!
=== front door ===
* Proposal: replace the NE front door with an ADA-accessible door
** Install a single 36" door with adjacent smaller side door or barrier.
** Est cost: $500
=== chairlift to ballroom ===
* Proposal: replace the western staircase from La Commune to the
ballroom with a chairlift. This would involve knocking down part of
the wall. This is what our CASp inspector recommended and is required
for public access to the ballroom.
** Option 1: ~$8000 for a fully-certified, professionally installed
new commercial lift including all permitting.
** Option 2: Failing the passage of option 1, that we authorize up to
$3500 for a used chairlift. Note most used chairlifts are from houses
and certified only for residential, not commercial, and therefore a
used lift may not be technically to ADA code. A UPS (uninterruptable
power supply) may need to be acquired to power a residential lift in
the case of a power outage (as per ADA code for commercial spaces.)
=== bathroom ===
* Proposal: make cafe bathroom accessible, single-stall, single-occupancy.
** requires knocking down inner stalls, installing grab bars, moving
the sink, fitting a wider door
** Est cost: $500-$1000.
Note: The landlords will be obligated to pay for 50% of these costs in
the form of a rent credit.