Hi, I'm Curious John Love Cosmos! Some of you know me from sudo already but
I haven't made an intro to the list. Greetings! :-)
An acquaintance has a bunch of old hardware from his workplace he'd like to
donate if anyone can facilitate that. Here's a list:
57x 1U Polywell servers (P4 or core2duo)
9x 1U low power servers (cyrix CPU)
15x 1U extended chassis server (P4 or core2duo)
1x 1U KVM; rack mount sliding fold-out monitor/keyboard
9x 2U HP proliant SCSI server (quad core)
5x 1U HP proliant SAS server (quad core)
1x 1U Dell server
1x tall tower PC
1x wooden desk
Also has a couple boxes of misc; hard drives, VESA wall mount, cables, etc.
Let me know if you'd like me to put you in touch to coordinate
pickup/drop-off!
-@curiousjohn
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Are you going to Maker Faire on Saturday?
I need someone to transport sudomate to the noisebridge booth at maker
faire, as they have ordered and are paying for 20L of it. I unfortunately
wont be going myself.
Max
So right about now, Sudo Room court is in full effect* ...
For those who weren't paying close attention to the news about the Oakland Police Department this past week, let me try to condense and read in between the lines. In case there was any doubt as to the unprecedented mess they/we are in: Two police chiefs resigned; Oakland made first in the country for robberies; news came out that only one person is in charge of coordinating burglary response; and the long-awaited police reform report was pulled from publication. (Raw footage of Fri. press conference - http://news.yahoo.com/video/raw-video-oakland-officials-address-221600024.h…)
Our police chief friend Howard "It's Unconscionable" Jordan of LockPickGate (http://oaklandwiki.org/Lockpickgate) announced his retirement suddenly on Wednesday, the same day that the Wasserman-Bratton Report was supposed to come out. Since he's three years short of being eligible for the top pension (75% of salary) for life, he claimed undisclosed medical reasons and getting to spend time with his family (where he lives somewhere other than Oakland). Anthony Toribio was named interim chief on Wednesday, and announced his resignation on Friday. Sean Whent is our new interim police chief as of Friday (https://local.nixle.com/alert/4999940/?sub_id=894092).
Thomas Frazier, who was appointed the Compliance Director by the federal court who fell short of a federal takeover of the OPD, had just announced the re-opening of investigations into police misconduct, including ones related to Occupy Oakland, the week before. Part of the deal the federal judge struck was that the Compliance Director has important authority over the OPD, including the ability to recommend the firing of police chiefs. (http://www.eastbayexpress.com/oakland/frazier-to-reexamine-police-misconduc…). Frazier was the one who delivered the scathing report about the OPD response to Occupy about a year and a half ago (http://www2.oaklandnet.com/oakca1/groups/cityadministrator/documents/webcon…).
The press conference for the release of the Bratton Report, which was supposed to come out on Wed., was cancelled and turned into a press conference for Jordan's early retirement. While the full report didn't come out, the six-page summary was posted by local CBS News (http://cbssanfran.files.wordpress.com/2013/05/bratton_group_report_051813.p…). When Oakland hired the Bratton Group to do the report, there was significant protest among Oakland communities because of Bratton's support for "stop and frisk" policing (euphemism for racial profiling) and "zero tolerance" policies. He's generally known as the top cop that brought LA & NY crime rates down significantly during his tenure there. Robert Wasserman ran the community meetings because of the community backlash against Bratton (http://oaklandlocal.com/article/wasserman-lays-out-general-plan-crime-preve…).
So is there anything that Sudo Room can do? Anything other than what other groups are already doing in trying to bring accountability to the OPD? A couple things in the Bratton Report (reprinted at OccupyOakland.org at http://occupyoakland.org/2013/05/bratton-group-report-may-8-2013/) come to mind. I think folks on this could have a lot of productive things to say about the Compstat Process, a computerized crime tracking system, which Bratton points to as key to improving crime response. The effectiveness of Compstat and how it can be optimally used and the drawbacks in how it is being suggested to be used has not really been discussed anywhere, as far as I can tell.
There is also reference to significantly increasing camera surveillance all over Oakland - getting more info about that will be very useful. Makes me think that now would be the ideal time to finally get our surveillance tours going - identifying surveillance cameras around downtown and taking people on tours pointing them out as they walk around. Before posting such a list on Oakland Wiki or something, we would want to narrow down those listed to ones that are aimed at public areas (or private ones that also capture public space).
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*http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=70lH373A1NU
Hi All,
I recently came across a definition of Hackers and Makers and wanted to
share the concept with the Sudo Community.
Hacking can be defined as: Finding ways be make something perform a
function it was not indented to.
While Making can be defined as: Building new things.
The basic idea being that Hackers take existing things and get them to do
the unexpected, while Makers build new things. Makers can hack and Hackers
can make.
I like these definitions. Thoughts?
--
-------
Andrew Lowe
Cell: 831-332-2507
http://roshambomedia.com
http://www.instructables.com/id/1x1x1-LED-Cube/
"In the course of history, it becomes necessary to create something new to
advance the state of humanity.
The wheel, agriculture, and electricity were all transformative inventions
that seem downright simple today. But without them, we'd be munching our
nuts and half-rotted carcasses in the dark. Even the simplest project can
transform the world.
With that, we bring to you the 1x1x1 LED cube. Beauty in simplicity.
Absolute control over the fundamentals of microcontroller programming.
Saying "Let there be" and making it so like the PG chapters of Genesis.
As Antoine de Saint-Exupery skillfully points out, "Perfection is Achieved
Not When There Is Nothing More to Add, But When There Is Nothing Left to
Take Away"
--
-------
Andrew Lowe
Cell: 831-332-2507
http://roshambomedia.com
This was a great weekend
I'm happy we can put this stuff up on a mailing list and our wiki and not someone's social networking 2.0 site crammed with ads. ;)
I hear Rusty's complaint of cleanliness. and I want to speak in defense of
Oakland Nights Live. I didn't see you at Oakland Nights Live, so I imagine
you showed up after the event was over?
I saw them vacuum and pick up and vacuum the common area too a high level
of cleanliness. Maybe the front ground floor entry way was more dirty.
Rusty perhaps you could be more specific about what was wrong, because I
have a different understanding of their cleaning practices. Maybe it got
dirty inbetween when you saw it and when they cleaned it. If so then I feel
you are speculating on where the dirtiness came from.
Jenny, . I also didn't see you at ONL, and during the hour following. I
read that you sent an email to Oakland Nights Live with the phrasing "we
can no longer..." at some point. I feel upset that you did so because I
want messages claiming to be from sudo as "we" to be approved by all
sudoers before they're sent. I would like to request that you don't send
messages on behalf of sudo without consensus in the future.
Thanks,
Max
Hey Everyone,
Andrew and I saw late last night that the space was really messy and there
were piles of stuff everywhere. I was wayyy to tired to do anything about
it, but it was really bad, especially with all the left out bottles, food
on the floor, and etc. Romy and Jordan already started cleaning up earlier
today, but they shouldn't be doing that. It also wreaked of cigarette
smoke in the front hallway to the building.
Can someone forward this email, so that the host of this event knows that
this is an ongoing issue, and that we have gotten several complaints from
the landlord, George?
-Rusty
hello everyone--
last week bill, matt senate, yardena, rusty and i (and i think a few other
people) participated in the cleaning of natural decay.
*
*
*we are doing it again tomorrow. cleaning of natural decay!*
*
*
*sunday. sudoroom - 7 to 9pm!!!*
*
*
*do come! it's rad!!!*
*
*
*
*
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*
*
*
*
*
==
*- because I did the cleaning of natural decay, I was able to tell vicky
today that we have two gigantic bins of scrap and cloth materials in the
back closet. she got to use this material that we didn't even realize we
had...*
I was able to reveal this to her last minute, and she was able to use the
materials to make cloth menstrual pads. she wasn't aware of this stuff!
==
i found out that we have a cool light projector that's broken in one of the
black cloth messenger bag cases in the back that needs fixing. there's a
wire loose. it's something you can use to project large art pieces on thew
all. it's so cool.
we danced to erasure.
R labelled the recycle bin with a cool "ninjas will screw us or save us"
poster... nobody knew for the longest time whether we had a recycle trash
can or not.
i got to help george our landlord empty our garbage. our garbage has been
piling up.
==
i found out we have a cool cuisinart hand mixer whose motor is broken but
we have to fix.
=
even though i don't biohack i saw that someone is working on a cool hack to
make a low cost biohacking freezer
=
we moved the satellite dishes in the back so that they don't take up space
in an inconvenient way.
=
i got to learn where some extra sewing supplies were along witht he scraps
=
<3 <3
I started the day out a little grumpy, hungover and not having gotten a lot
of sleep the night before. There were rough edges.
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here is max's drawing from our today i learned comics art and more 3d
printing jam
we are still trying to figure out the right fill type (not honeycomb) in
this case... if we had made this thinner the drawing would be more
apparent...
https://sudoroom.org/wiki/page/ComicsAndMore
- I feel good because last night & today even more 3D Printing experts
apprenticed me
- I feel like there were all these people who are excellent cartoonists and
artists who came out of the woodwork. there were also lots of new people
willing to learn. this collaboration i'd been craving for a while came to
happen.
- new people came to the space and someone's friend even stayed behind and
started writing technical documentation in our wiki for 3D Printing (new
stranger but potential new member!)
- oakland nights was packed, a few people came in but it was mostly a calm
working night
- people were putting up a lot of the drawings, we hope to decorate more in
teh space
- S brought a hella ton of art supplies without me even asking for today i
learned. thanks dude!
- someone's mom walked in off the street and talked about hanging out with
her daughter at art events in oakland. it's always good when that happens.
all of our problems are really not that bad and not much more dramatic than
a lot of stuff you experience living with roommates. it is really nice when
we create together.
i just spoke with Jenny about making a cartoon to summarize the mesh
network and get more people into it.
let's get a thread started about the mesh network again!
I was feeling intimidated by the mesh network because i didn't feel i had
the technicalcapabilities to help people out with it!
https://sudoroom.org/wiki/page/Mesh
hi -> sudoroomers, what's the convention for posting jobs on sudoroom? is
this appropriate to put this here? I saw jenny posting a cool job a whiel
ago...
An acquaintance of mine is leaving her job and looking for someone to
replace her at a cool music company called retronyms
they make iphone and ipad apps like tabletop ... it's a small shop, and
it's been around for a while. it's not such a start-up type of place. their
passion is music.
they're looking for an office administrative person,
Accounting is a plus. Interest in the music industry another plus.
If you do, have them email
lisa
(aaattttt)
retronyms
dot com
I signed up for digest mode but it is rapidly becoming unusable due to
excessive quoting of previous emails. Please only quote what is necessary
for context.
Some of the digests I've received contain 2-5 emails which all contain
quote trees with 10 or more previous emails quoted. This makes it difficult
to find the actual new content especially on mobile devices.
Cheers,
Shawn
"killing it" is a recently popular term to denote excellence and immense
progress. it has a violent, forceful connotation.
friends in the circus community - through empirical evidence - have
established a belief that operating at the highest levels of talent
requires mindfulness, awareness, and calm. thus, a better term, which they
have started to playfully use, is "cuddling it."
thought sudoers would appreciate this.
cuddling it,
--
len
founder, ligertail
http://ligertail.com
The Foundry is one of the places the BioHackers are examining for their
lab. Check it out this weekend ;)
// Matt
---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Andy Water <andy.schmeder(a)gmail.com>
Date: Fri, May 10, 2013 at 1:57 PM
Subject: [spaghettinight] FOUNDRY NIGHTS #9--this Saturday
To: The Spaghetti Night mailing list <spaghettinight(a)tentacle.net>
Dear Spaghetti-folks
Ross Warren (spaghetti-san) and myself/Andy Water Schmeder (old elf and
non-noodler) have been working hard to bring the latest iteration of
Foundry Nights into the world this very Saturday night. We have lots of
amazing art and 6 cases of excellent wine--please help us out! :)
The Foundry is at 835 Carleton in Berkeley (west of Carleton & 7th street).
Sat May 11th, Doors 8pm, $15, open bar, 21+, non-accessible venue.
Sometimes cold, always amazing.
• Corn Snake Collective VISUAL ART INSTALLATION
• Ross Warren STONE SCULTURES and GIANT PAINTINGS
• Jorrit Poelen LIVE PROJECTION & Mantra Plonsey ELECTRONIC
INSTRUMENTS
• Jordan Epcar MUSIC
• Benjamin Jarrett and Mateo Lugo PERFORMANCE
• Gray Performs STORIES WITHIN STORIES
• Jeanie-Aprille Tang & Pauchi Saski SOUND & LIGHT FROM MOVEMENT
• Jordan Joel AERIAL PERFORMANCE
• Zoe Donnellycolt & DANCERS
• Ian Smith-Heisters INTERACTIVE INSTALLATION
• Joshua Sorkin MAZE INSTALLATION
• Alan Clinton AVANTE-GARDE LITERATURE
• Andre ON THE DAMN PHONE
• Ross Warren & Andy Schmeder PRODUCERS/PERFORMANCE
FACEBOOK EVENT
https://www.facebook.com/events/549198225103564/
Please come and spread the word!
Andy
---
Andy Water Schmeder
andy.schmeder(a)gmail.com
http://andywater.com
510-717-6653
Ross Warren
760-604-1759
FN9 is May 11
FB EVENT
https://www.facebook.com/events/549198225103564/http://foundrynights.org
835 Carlton, Berkeley CA
LIKE US ON FB: https://www.facebook.com/foundrynights
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Hi y'all,
Even if a long movie on Art Murmur is not the most social event, it
was a very good movie and I am glad we watched it. (Money and Life)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f0xRkaJCs5g
Interestingly our neighbor (the door next to the kitchen) seemed to
completely disagree with the core message and it seemd to be defending
our current system.
The piano on the street was a wonderful thing, thanks Sam &co.
With the Art Murmur we have a big potential to grow something awesome.
I hope our community will grow, continue to open up, embrace
diversity, and will have many awesome projects, discussions and
exchange to come.
We live in very interesting times and this opening up might be the key
to something really special that can happen in Oakland.
I hope as a community we will stay away from accusation, blame and
criticism and focus on what unites us. coming together and creating a
better future.
One thing that we could easily pull of is making the Art Murmur event
@ Sudo to networking and community event for hackers, creatives,
change agents, activists, green movements...
we can invite all the hackerspaces around and all the non profits we
are connected with and reach out to more local groups. (Monthly BACH
Networking ?)
Similar the Second Saturdays we have the Solano Art Walk in Berkeley.
With inspiration and help of our Community we declared the Open Fine
Art Gallery a Hackerspace. It is located in the storage room of the
vacant Oaks Theatre.
it has a secret entrance to inside the theatre. we could make a movie in there.
(what about a movie about reclaiming the theatre, maybe it will be a
self-fulfilling prophecy)
if we create a well networked community and reach out to the first and
generation hackers who made it to money I believe we could reclaim the
whole theater and BACH Hacker University/Hotel/Conference
Center/Theater/Space/School
Saturday June 8th will be the first official "Solano Art Walk", and it
would be wonderful to show
the local community here what and how awesome hackerspaces are.
Maybe with a huge map of the bay area with all the hackerspaces,
electronic kits, LED strips...
any art projects that sudoers and other hackers might wanna show.
This Saturday May 11th we have an art opening as well, 7-9pm is a good
time to come by
and check out the space and share visions for the future.
Maybe someone wants to come out and wants to declare the space 'Sudo-gallery"
the space is payed for until july, all events are free and donation based,
the rules are "be excellent to each other and say hi"
the conflict resolution is we focus on love peace and unity (we do not
support hate, separation or fear).
-------
What do you guys think of having a Art Murmur planning meeting 10 days
- 2 weeks before the next murmur?
anyone interested in hacking the gallery or hacking the theatre in
north berkeley?
best,
patrick
https://www.facebook.com/OpenFineArtGalleryopenfineartgallery.nethackthegallery.net
Hello All,
The Sudo Room Youtube channel is up & for those who haven't seen it yet,
there is the SudoMate Mk.5 Teaser
vid<https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hn6W30QW7-Q>.
More instructional videos coming!
Cheers,
Ray
Hi All,
Adam found out about this great group (focused on community health,
air&water regulation and green infrastructure) and their launch party is
today and we thought we'd both share it with the broader Sudo Room and East
Bay DIY Bio groups as it could be of interest!
The talks start at 3pm with Drinks and music from 5pm and here's the
website http://adaptoakland.org/ and additional details:
- 3PMSpeaker Series
Introduction by West Oakland Environmental Indicators Project
Updates by agencies and nonprofits on:
- Community Health
- Air & Water Regulation
- Benefits of Green Infrastructure
- Innovative Environmental Economics
- 4:30PMAdapt Oakland presentation by Urban Biofilter followed by
discussion
- 5PM - 8PMPoster viewing, Beer & Food & LIVE MUSIC
--
Ryan Bethencourt
Tel: (415) 794 6463
ryan.bethencourt(a)gmail.com
www.bamh1.comwww.linkedin.com/in/bethencourtwww.logos-press.com/books/biotechnology_business_development.php
If anyone didn't see, Sunday the 19th @4p it is!
I have a lot of writing ideas, such as chronicling Internet archaeology..or
anthropology. I've been doing a lot of the latter, and I'll tell you how
during the 19th's meetup. I'd also be interested in generating random
haikus. Who knows of a good haiku library? (Heard of the Haiku
Foundation<http://www.thehaikufoundation.org/mission/>?
Interesting late-night Internet find.)
2013/5/7 Rabbit <rabbitface(a)gmail.com>
> Sunday the 19th works for me!
>
> I can show people how to make Twitter bots that generate random poetry
> like the famous horse_ebooks. https://twitter.com/horse_ebooks
>
> And I'll read selections from my own army of Twitter poetry-bots.
>
> P.S. Romy, these can make excellent comic ideas :)
>
>
>
>
> On Tue, May 7, 2013 at 2:08 PM, Vicky Knox <vknoxsironi(a)gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> I love all of your responses!sesnopser rouy fo lla evol I
>>
>> It seems that a regular meet-up, projects or workshops are in store. As
>> there seems to be a lot of overlap of ideas and potential for
>> collaboration, we should all meet and put our heads together!
>>
>> **Looking at our compacted calendar, how about a nice chill post-Kopimism
>> pre-Natural Decay meetup, this Sunday, 4p, complete with snacks? Too soon?
>> How about next Sunday?**
>>
>> Below are suggestions I've recorded from your responses on the listserv
>> and AFK conversations. We could talk about these things during the meetup!
>>
>> - Poetry slams and talent showcases (Jenny)
>> - A writers' collective website: LinguisticAlchemystic (Jenny)
>> - Sudo Radio broadcasts (Ray)
>> - Sci-fi writers meetup (Ryan)
>> - Sudo Press: A self-publishing platform with graphic and editorial
>> support focusing on Hacktivism (Eddan)
>> - Book-binding/sewing, book-selling (William, Romy, Ray)
>> - Algorithmic poetry meetup/workshop (Rabbit, Anthony)
>> - Twitter haikus (Patrick)
>> - User generated algorithm seeds *tear* (Ray)
>> - Writers/Comic book artists collab (Romy)
>> - Drop-in writing help workshop (me and a screenwriter I met at Art
>> Murmur)
>> - Screenwriters'/actors' meetup (the screenwriter)
>>
>> ykciV
>> ,sguH
>>
>>
>> 2013/5/3 Vicky Knox <vknoxsironi(a)gmail.com>
>>
>>> I want to respond to you all right now but I need to run to Sudo Room to
>>> hopefully speak with you all IN PERSON! I will be doing a shoe/bike
>>> experiment in which I transplant an organ of one into the body of the other
>>> for a very practical purpose!
>>>
>>> V
>>>
>>>
>>> 2013/5/1 Eddan Katz <eddan(a)clear.net>
>>>
>>>> It seems as though there is enough talent here to start our own
>>>> publishing house. Anyone up for sudo-press? A self-publishing platform with
>>>> graphic and editorial support focusing on Hacktivism?
>>>>
>>>> We can share writing opportunities in different fora (book, blog,
>>>> magazine, conference, etc.) and develop collaborative multidisciplinary
>>>> writing projects on the wiki. We could host drafting workshops where we
>>>> give each other feedback on works in progress. Heck, we could even run our
>>>> own writing contest based on themes we're interested in and build an
>>>> intellectual community around it.
>>>>
>>>> Just my 2 bitcoins. Whatever that's worth these days.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> sent from eddan.com
>>>>
>>>> On May 1, 2013, at 8:28 AM, Ryan Bethencourt <
>>>> ryan.bethencourt(a)gmail.com> wrote:
>>>>
>>>> I've written before for Techdirt.com (during the first dotcom boom)
>>>> and published in Biotech Business development (
>>>> http://www.logos-press.com/books/biotechnology_business_development.php)
>>>> but I'd love to restart the habit of writing in my blog and also get some
>>>> hints and tips from anyone that's written sci-fi :)
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> On Wed, May 1, 2013 at 8:23 AM, Anthony Di Franco <di.franco(a)gmail.com>wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> Wut
>>>>> On May 1, 2013 1:53 AM, "Vicky Knox" <vknoxsironi(a)gmail.com> wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>> !sretirw yeH
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Are we alone in the universe? This is a shout out from someone who
>>>>>> lives in your star sector requesting a star sector block party! In other
>>>>>> words: If you are a writer and would like to use your passion-skill for the
>>>>>> purposes of furthering the grasp of Sudo Room upon the innocent brains of
>>>>>> unsuspecting learners, please give me/the list a holler. I'd like to get a
>>>>>> sense of who's out there, and most importantly who's interested in banding
>>>>>> together to do some siiick writing.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> We are not alone.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> _______________________________________________
>>>>>> sudo-discuss mailing list
>>>>>> sudo-discuss(a)lists.sudoroom.org
>>>>>> http://lists.sudoroom.org/listinfo/sudo-discuss
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>> _______________________________________________
>>>>> sudo-discuss mailing list
>>>>> sudo-discuss(a)lists.sudoroom.org
>>>>> http://lists.sudoroom.org/listinfo/sudo-discuss
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> --
>>>> Ryan Bethencourt
>>>>
>>>> Tel: (415) 794 6463
>>>> ryan.bethencourt(a)gmail.com
>>>>
>>>> www.bamh1.com
>>>> www.linkedin.com/in/bethencourt
>>>> www.logos-press.com/books/biotechnology_business_development.php
>>>>
>>>> _______________________________________________
>>>> sudo-discuss mailing list
>>>> sudo-discuss(a)lists.sudoroom.org
>>>> http://lists.sudoroom.org/listinfo/sudo-discuss
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>
>
If anyone didn't see, Sunday the 19th @4p it is!
I have a lot of writing ideas, such as chronicling Internet archaeology..or
anthropology. I've been doing a lot of the latter, and I'll tell you how
during the 19th's meetup. I'd also be interested in generating random
haikus. Who knows of a good haiku library? (Heard of the Haiku
Foundation<http://www.thehaikufoundation.org/mission/>?
Interesting late-night Internet find.)
2013/5/7 Rabbit <rabbitface(a)gmail.com>
> Sunday the 19th works for me!
>
> I can show people how to make Twitter bots that generate random poetry
> like the famous horse_ebooks. https://twitter.com/horse_ebooks
>
> And I'll read selections from my own army of Twitter poetry-bots.
>
> P.S. Romy, these can make excellent comic ideas :)
>
>
>
>
> On Tue, May 7, 2013 at 2:08 PM, Vicky Knox <vknoxsironi(a)gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> I love all of your responses!sesnopser rouy fo lla evol I
>>
>> It seems that a regular meet-up, projects or workshops are in store. As
>> there seems to be a lot of overlap of ideas and potential for
>> collaboration, we should all meet and put our heads together!
>>
>> **Looking at our compacted calendar, how about a nice chill post-Kopimism
>> pre-Natural Decay meetup, this Sunday, 4p, complete with snacks? Too soon?
>> How about next Sunday?**
>>
>> Below are suggestions I've recorded from your responses on the listserv
>> and AFK conversations. We could talk about these things during the meetup!
>>
>> - Poetry slams and talent showcases (Jenny)
>> - A writers' collective website: LinguisticAlchemystic (Jenny)
>> - Sudo Radio broadcasts (Ray)
>> - Sci-fi writers meetup (Ryan)
>> - Sudo Press: A self-publishing platform with graphic and editorial
>> support focusing on Hacktivism (Eddan)
>> - Book-binding/sewing, book-selling (William, Romy, Ray)
>> - Algorithmic poetry meetup/workshop (Rabbit, Anthony)
>> - Twitter haikus (Patrick)
>> - User generated algorithm seeds *tear* (Ray)
>> - Writers/Comic book artists collab (Romy)
>> - Drop-in writing help workshop (me and a screenwriter I met at Art
>> Murmur)
>> - Screenwriters'/actors' meetup (the screenwriter)
>>
>> ykciV
>> ,sguH
>>
>>
>> 2013/5/3 Vicky Knox <vknoxsironi(a)gmail.com>
>>
>>> I want to respond to you all right now but I need to run to Sudo Room to
>>> hopefully speak with you all IN PERSON! I will be doing a shoe/bike
>>> experiment in which I transplant an organ of one into the body of the other
>>> for a very practical purpose!
>>>
>>> V
>>>
>>>
>>> 2013/5/1 Eddan Katz <eddan(a)clear.net>
>>>
>>>> It seems as though there is enough talent here to start our own
>>>> publishing house. Anyone up for sudo-press? A self-publishing platform with
>>>> graphic and editorial support focusing on Hacktivism?
>>>>
>>>> We can share writing opportunities in different fora (book, blog,
>>>> magazine, conference, etc.) and develop collaborative multidisciplinary
>>>> writing projects on the wiki. We could host drafting workshops where we
>>>> give each other feedback on works in progress. Heck, we could even run our
>>>> own writing contest based on themes we're interested in and build an
>>>> intellectual community around it.
>>>>
>>>> Just my 2 bitcoins. Whatever that's worth these days.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> sent from eddan.com
>>>>
>>>> On May 1, 2013, at 8:28 AM, Ryan Bethencourt <
>>>> ryan.bethencourt(a)gmail.com> wrote:
>>>>
>>>> I've written before for Techdirt.com (during the first dotcom boom)
>>>> and published in Biotech Business development (
>>>> http://www.logos-press.com/books/biotechnology_business_development.php)
>>>> but I'd love to restart the habit of writing in my blog and also get some
>>>> hints and tips from anyone that's written sci-fi :)
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> On Wed, May 1, 2013 at 8:23 AM, Anthony Di Franco <di.franco(a)gmail.com>wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> Wut
>>>>> On May 1, 2013 1:53 AM, "Vicky Knox" <vknoxsironi(a)gmail.com> wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>> !sretirw yeH
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Are we alone in the universe? This is a shout out from someone who
>>>>>> lives in your star sector requesting a star sector block party! In other
>>>>>> words: If you are a writer and would like to use your passion-skill for the
>>>>>> purposes of furthering the grasp of Sudo Room upon the innocent brains of
>>>>>> unsuspecting learners, please give me/the list a holler. I'd like to get a
>>>>>> sense of who's out there, and most importantly who's interested in banding
>>>>>> together to do some siiick writing.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> We are not alone.
>>>>>>
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>>>>
>>>>
>>>> --
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>>>>
>>>> Tel: (415) 794 6463
>>>> ryan.bethencourt(a)gmail.com
>>>>
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>>>> www.linkedin.com/in/bethencourt
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Hi everyone,
This Saturday (5/11) at 2PM, come learn about Comics, Arduinos, 3D Printing
& More <https://sudoroom.org/wiki/page/ComicsAndMore> with Romy!
In a *NUTSHELL,* this is an old-fashioned comic book jam. We will take the
end result and print it out as a relief using the 3D Printer.
Here's the *PLAN*:
- Roll out a big roll of paper
- People draw their characters interacting (1 or more characters per
artist)
- We scan the drawing
- We fuse the scan onto a 3D Model using the customizable Lithopane
onThingiverse - http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:74322
- Print out the lithopane on the 3D Printer
- Warning - this might take a while (at least 20-30 minutes?)
Come, draw, and invite your friends!
Best,
Marina