Sudo room is a disaster of flooding! Thanks Patrick. A black bin was full to overflowing where the tesla coil had been. But there are still leaks everywhere.
David suggested we could borrow some totes from the basement so I did. I grabbed anything that wasnt porous or obviously filled and not dumpable.
Micheal and I each spent several hours mopping and vaccuuming and bucketing. Michael says he gave them a bargain basement proposal for the roof (covering supplies moastly in March. This is not his fault! There are a million seam on the roof because of how previous people cut the sheets to go around the windows and everyone was so focused on the ballroom and that part of the roof drains to sudo area with no outlet.
If you care about Sudo or things in it please show up to rescue it in next day or so.
CCL: has multiple significant leaks.
* IMO, a ccl member if at all possible needs to come on-site stat to assess
lab & equipment if they haven’t already.
* in the event the sump pump is at all inactive or affecting flow of ccl
drain, I cleared away items in front of access hatch in NW lab.
** If possible I would like all shelving / items in NW corner of the NW lab
temporarily removed asap in case the sump pump itself needs to be accessed
/ assessed, which is presently blocked by interior siding / shelving here
(predating Omni’s possession of premises.) *
* sump pump function to me as a layman looks unrelated to roof drain flow
over CCL, but roofer may want to check this to be sure.
* if it can’t be feathered up, west edge of building may need additional
roof drains. Water collects here and flows too slowly to NW roof drain, the
indent in the roof here appears to lead to thicker layers of elastomeric
collecting here which it turned out did not have enough time to cure before
the weather turned.
Ballroom:
three leaks, one on main floor (severity: medium), one on east mezzanine
(medium), one on south mezz (mild)
Roof drainage:
- 48th st drain near corner door: is flooded / partially blocked at
2nd-story air gap, resulting waterfall down side of building. Water is
flowing off roof but itappears that roof drainage is insufficient on this
side and an additional drain must be added. Termination for this drain at
curb: I just noticed is only about 20% of drain orifice, significantly
reducing flow rate of bottom portion of drain. To fix, either the street
must be dug out a bit around opening to unblock, or the sidewalk must be
trenched and the horizontal drain level raised.
- 48th st drain closer to ANV room: drainage works but appears pretty slow;
& termination at curb is 50% of orifice.
- 48th st drain near trash room (from ccl): flows, but w/ 60% clear orifice
at curb face
The rest of omni from a cursory check appears leak-free.
I counted at least five active leaks in CCL, four in Sudo - details below.
I put bins under the worst ones. The water leaking through is milky, which
suggests some of the roof coating is dissolving.
Can't stay here all day, but it would be good to have several more visits
from Sudo and CCL members while the rains continue the next two days!
In CCL, we were getting leaks on the HPLC again (tarped, but some water
pooling on the bench), on the bioreactor table (which was *untarped*, but
most of the water seems to have landed on the table. Cleaned up and tarped
now, but an expert should come look!), and on the cart with some
electronics right in front of the big screen TV.
Sahib and I moved the 3rd bench, bioreactor table and some other gear out
of harm's way, mopped, and put down a few more tarps.
In Sudo, there was a very active leak right on the big Tesla coil. I pulled
it away and put a large bin there. Also active leak right on the first
table.
Quick sketch of leak locations attached below.
Patrik
once again we'll be gathering at sudoroom for
Hardware Hacking Tuesday
bring your projects or find something to do among the tons of cool stuff we
have already!
We'll be starting around 6PM and going until about midnight!
remember, everyone must be masked inside Omni
-jake
Hi fellow Sudoers,
I would like to propose that the weekly HHT’s begin by a 10min period of
emptying sudo’s garbage, and cleaning out the fridge.
I recently emptied the overflowing sudo garbage zone again and had to stomp
out a bunch of cockroaches.
Needless to say its an entirely avoidable situ and this life hack of
regularly emptying waste bins regularly will only make sudo a more
welcoming place. It will also aid in preparation for walking banks and
lenders through, and reduce the maintenance load instead conducted by other
omninoms when sudo lapses in this regard.
Can this be adopted as a proposal for the next sudo / HHT meeting?
with love -
David
almost all the lockers near the staircase have these blue combination locks on
them. they all have a keyhole on the back.
one of those is labeled Null
the others aren't laveled.
anyone know how to unlock them?
-jake
Hi folks. Most of you havent met me, i go by jonnika. I donated an 8tb
backup server to the room about five weeks back at OHWH Night i think mike
was present. I have been dealing with some non covid related health issues,
otherwise i would have been a bit more active. I hope this is both
pertinent and helps the cause.
I also have a contribution id like to make regarding the mesh project-as
well as becoming an active member of the group as a whole.
Stay safe!
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> Subject: [sudo-discuss] Re: sudoroom.org migration happening now
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> migration over. clear your dns caches. i'm going to bed. if things are
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> Subject: [sudo-discuss] Re: [sudo-sys] Re: sudoroom.org migration
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Everything's been migrated to the new server and ready to change DNS
except we're waiting on mailman (2->3 migration) and sudohumans (only
works with ancient nodejs). I've got mailman covered, but nodejs
experts, please help! I could probably figure it out but I'd rather
not.
Email me for login info, thanks.
On Thu, Nov 25, 2021 at 12:52 AM Jake <jake(a)spaz.org> wrote:
>
> I heard we need help migrating the server to its new instance?
>
> apparently there are major issues of node upgrade which are going to affect
> sudo-humans, which is important because that's how we accept payment from
> everyone?
>
> who is available to help?
>
> thank you
> -jake
>
> On Fri, 19 Nov 2021, Yardena Cohen wrote:
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> > I know. I'll be migrating the server. I was waiting til the last
> > second to be polite...
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Last night was the highest hacknight attendance since the beginning of the
pandemic!
People hacked on all sorts of things:
* Repaired the laser cutter with a new lens (thanks leeloo and arlo)
* Testing and calibration of new 3D printers
* Hacking an old streetlight to add a dimmer
* Building solar powered cellular network microcontrollers
* Working on new RFID door access control
We're meeting today at 6 pm virtually. On the agenda is:
* Restarting in-person Wednesday meetings
* Infrastructure upgrades
* Current finances
* Crowdfunding campaign
If you read this, please help out by pinging all sudoers you know to come
to our meeting!
Meeting is here: https://meet.jit.si/SudoRoomMeeting
--
marc/juu
Dear Sudo Room,
Just a reminder that we have not received a payment for this invoice yet. Let us know if you have questions.
Thanks for your business!
Omni Commons
---------------------------------- Invoice ---------------------------------
4799 Shattuck Ave
Oakland, CA 94609 US
https://omnicommons.org
Invoice #: 2435
Date: 11/01/2021
Due Date: 11/25/2021
Terms: Net 25
Amount Due: $24,000.00
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Bill To:
Sudo Room
4799 Shattuck Ave
Oakland, CA 94607
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
****************************** Account Summary *****************************
10/01/2021 Balance Forward $22,000.00
Other payments and credits after 10/01/2021 0.00
New charges (details below) 2,000.00
Total Amount Due (activity through 11/01/202 24,000.00
****************************************************************************
<u> Date </u><u> Activity </u><u> Qty </u><u> Rate </u><u> Amount </u>
11/01/2021 Furnishing Fa 1 2,000.00 2,000.00T
____________________________________________________________________________
SubTotal: $2,000.00
Tax: $0.00
--------------------------------------
Total Of New Charges: $2,000.00
Total Amount Due: $24,000.00
Greetings Sudo Room!
This is your monthly donation invoice. Thank you for stewarding the
commons!
Love and solidarity,
Omni Commons Finance Working Group
Mike Tenuto, who will be doing roof work at Omni, is requesting volunteers
to help out* tomorrow Friday and especially Saturday 10am-5:3-pm*. Please
pitch in if you have some time - Mike is giving us a $4K discount if we can
provide him with some extra hands!
I believe part of the work will consist of hauling buckets of roofing
compound up the stairs, and helping spread it out. May want to bring some
shoes and pants that can stand to get dirty...
Looking forward to no more leaks at the Omni!
Patrik
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Hi,
To repair a hazard in Omni’s kitchen basement, water and gas service to
omni will be disconnected this afternoon for up to one hour. Service should
be restored by 3pm. Until this time please do not use bathrooms / water, or
turn on gas-fired heat.
I will apprise this thread once water and gas service has been safely
restored.
Best,
David // 415-430-8362
Gas-fired furnaces and space heaters will need their pilots re-lit.
Dear Sudo Room,
Here's your invoice! We appreciate your prompt payment.
Thank you for stewarding the commons.
Love and solidarity,
Omni Commons
---------------------------------- Invoice ---------------------------------
4799 Shattuck Ave
Oakland, CA 94609 US
https://omnicommons.org
Invoice #: 2445
Date: 12/01/2021
Due Date: 12/25/2021
Terms: Net 25
Amount Due: $26,000.00
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Bill To:
Sudo Room
4799 Shattuck Ave
Oakland, CA 94607
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
****************************** Account Summary *****************************
11/01/2021 Balance Forward $24,000.00
Other payments and credits after 11/01/2021 0.00
New charges (details below) 2,000.00
Total Amount Due (activity through 12/01/202 26,000.00
****************************************************************************
<u> Date </u><u> Activity </u><u> Qty </u><u> Rate </u><u> Amount </u>
12/01/2021 Furnishing Fa 1 2,000.00 2,000.00T
____________________________________________________________________________
SubTotal: $2,000.00
Tax: $0.00
--------------------------------------
Total Of New Charges: $2,000.00
Total Amount Due: $26,000.00
Greetings Sudo Room!
This is your monthly donation invoice. Thank you for stewarding the
commons!
Love and solidarity,
Omni Commons Finance Working Group
Hello my name is Lovi, and I am a consulting gardener and Sacred Geometry artist and am from Portland and San Francisco. I grew up in Portland and move to SF when I was a teen. I graduated in SF and studied Environmental Education up north at a very progressive college (Black Lives Matter!). My father's family is from Oakland and SF.
I have been a part of several collective environments including DIY community bike shops such as Bike Farm in Portland(2017-2018), and Food Not Bombs in SF(2000-1), Olympia(2007-8), and Bellingham(2010-11). As well as the biking communities in Portland and SF. I have lived extensively off-grid with only solar power in the woods as well.
I had been working at Noisebridge and will again but am taking a break for a couple weeks as I was putting too much time in working on their laser cutter ventilation without being able to make art and the pressure of that and mourning family from SF who have passed started getting to me very bad when I moved back just a month before. The quietness of Sudo Room appeals to me at the moment but I hope to help Sudo grow in membership by helping out the website with copywriting and design help, and also printing promotional signage or other graphic design and in other ways participating in boosting membership and involvement
I have been working with the laser cutter these last few days, and I can now cut through 1/8th inch acrylic in one pass. There are improvements to be made but I won't digress.
In my life broadly I am a plant geek but have been focusing more on tech and art these last few years. I've been using Linux since 2011. I'm studying JavaScript. For art I have made glow in the dark black light reactive sacred geometry screen-prints, and have moved on to laser cutting in last few years as it is more exact and I like to help teach people about the actual patterns in the universe and natural history through my art. Broadly I wish to inspire folks to cultivate a sense of environmental, alchemical, and universal awareness through my art.
Hail Gaia
someone is trying to join this list and says they haven't received an email
regarding joining the list.
Does a moderator need to approve people joining the list? Is the server
working properly?
thank you
-jake
Sudoers, any objections to omni spending $12k now (plus $12k later) to
fix our roof? Deal of the decade IMHO. Can we consent on this by
tonight? Also, who's tonight's delegate?
---------- Forwarded message ---------
From: Yardena Cohen <yardenack(a)gmail.com>
Date: Thu, Nov 18, 2021 at 2:32 PM
Subject: Re: [omni-finance] EBC roof fix quote & skylight quote
To: David Keenan <dkeenan44(a)gmail.com>
Cc: consensus <consensus(a)lists.omnicommons.org>, building
<building(a)lists.omnicommons.org>, <finance(a)lists.omnicommons.org>
<finance(a)lists.omnicommons.org>
David I thought you were gonna tell me when you were meeting Mike at
Omni! You promised me like 3 times! Boo. But regardless, thank you.
I think Omni should jump at this opportunity. $12k for a 7-year
guarantee on the whole roof, plus another $12k that we don't need to
pay until refi? AND skylights? It's a no-brainer to me. It's a chunk
of our current savings, and we'll need to be extra frugal after this,
but 100% necessary.
Hardest part may be finding 7 dry days in a row, and 3 volunteers to
commit to being there 3 days in a row. I can to commit to being one of
them - can 2 other people commit to that also?
On Thu, Nov 18, 2021 at 1:58 PM David Keenan via finance
<finance(a)lists.omnicommons.org> wrote:
>
> MaryAnn's son Mike was kind enough to return to omni recently and quote a medium-term fix to the roof that he is willing to guarantee for 7 years.
>
> While he was on the roof, he also suggested replacing the skylights and provided that as well in a separate quote.
>
> The above 2 quotes are not dependent on one another. They are linked below, along with 2 pictures of prior roof samples:
>
> EBC quote-Omni skylight-replacement_2021-11-18.pdf
>
> EBC quote-Omni Roof Repair_2021-11-18.pdf
>
> EBC-worksample1-roof.jpg
>
> EBC-worksample2-roof.jpg
>
> Roofing quote:
>
> - $18.5K; he said he is willing to knock $4K off the the roof quote price if we can provide three volunteers who "know how to roll paint".
>
> - Takes 3 days to execute and needs 7 days of dry weather,
>
> - Could do in next two weeks otherwise probably would be next year
>
> - Needs 50% down to schedule
>
> - The quote is high-level and not as-yet very specific. He did mention the rubber-like substance he was going to use to lay over the roof (and use to feather up a few areas to prevent pooling), but unfortunately I can't recall the name of the product - I've asked him to follow up with that information.
>
> He estimated the weight of the additional roof layer to be ~400lb. That's not so much and so just speaking personally, I am not as concerned about the structural impacts of the weight of the additional layer as I would otherwise be, though others may be concerned (since it's also true we don't know how many layers of roof we presently have, as we have not yet cored the roof.)
>
> Skylight replacement quote:
>
> - $8.945.21 incl. donating his labor time (!) to Omni.
>
> - Needs 100% down to schedule as skylights would be custom-ordered.
>
> My thoughts:
>
> Mike seems incredibly nice. Both quotes are substantially lower than a typical roofing or skylight replacement quote. However, each quote nonetheless still represents a significant expense to Omni obviously.
>
> Safer DIY might (not yet determined) be willing to e.g. front Omni the 50% needed to engage the roof quote, provided it was paid back by Omni, say at least by the time of Omni's refi.
>
> Best,
> David
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Hello!
A friend referred me to Sudo to see if anybody could maybe help me out in
fixing my laptop. It's a 2014 macbook pro, the battery had been fussy for a
while, then I didn't use it for a couple months and it started getting
slower with the mouse freaking out frequently. Then my friends cats knocked
a small amount of water onto it which I cleaned up, and now it wont turn
on. The charger also won't charge it.
Hopefully it's just an issue with the battery, what do ya'll think?
Thanks so much,
Juhlz
Does anyone have login access to the Sudo Room instagram account?
https://www.instagram.com/sudoroom/
It appears to be abandoned but I would like to begin posting about hack
nights to get people and the space activated. If we can't get access to
this account I may create a new one.
--
*Don Hanson*
https://d0n.xyz
Hi, I’m Ron - Food Not Bombs volunteer and cook. I found an iPad 3 this week, but it’s locked, needs Apple ID and password for activation. Anybody know how to bypass this? Thanks.
Ron
Tuesday night around 10PM, two people came into Sudoroom while we were having
"Hardware Hacking Tuesdays" and one of them said he had been there before, and
he said his name was "El" or "Ellis". He was about 5'10" and had short black
dreadlocks and no glasses. I don't remember his friend's name, but he left
after not too long.
El asked for help with setting up speakers, asked if he could use the computer
for something, asked for various tools and seemed to be working on something
like hacking a piece of network gear that had been in the e-waste pile, which
seemed normal enough for someone coming to hardware hack night. We helped with
various requests but mostly he worked on it by himself.
He had his phone connected to the speakers near the laser cutter, and a few
times I had to ask him to turn down the music because it was making it harder
for us to talk to each other, but it wasn't a big deal.
He asked if he could smoke inside, which was one of several times the topic of
fire came up. Apparently at some point he said "I like to set things on fire"
but I didn't hear that. We told him that people don't smoke indoors and
someone took him outside and showed him the side doors so he could smoke out
there, and then he came back in. He went out and came back in a couple of
times.
Around 12:45 AM, I got up to go to the bathroom and when I got to the door to
the hallway next to CCL's entrance, it was closed, so I opened it and he was
standing there and said "there's a fire" and I turned and looked and there was
a paper shopping bag on the floor that was on fire. I yelled and stomped out
the fire and the others came to help. He said "You locked me out. You stole
my phone". I told him to gather his shit and we escorted him to get his phone
and other items, and I escorted him to the door and made sure he had all his
stuff with him and he left. I was unable to get a picture of him.
After he left I looked at the area where he was standing, and there had been a
sign or paper on the door that had been entirely burned, as well as the paper
bag set on fire. I poured water on everything and made sure there was no fire
left. Myself and the others present then went around the whole building to see
if there was anyone else inside the building.
The side doors (on 48th street) were not latched, although they were mostly
closed. We should probably try to make those doors close automatically.
If anyone else has information on "El" aka "Ellis" please speak up. One person
said "Well that's horrible. That guy has been to sudo many times before"
good night
-jake
Hi potential basement storage & media lab users, the following items, which
were previously stored unconnected (& under or behind other things etc),
are due to go out Monday:
- 1-2x large free-standing apparently-broken multifunction printers ~4’ high
- 1x heavy industrial sewing machine I’m told is broken. I believe this had
been sudo’s, but I’m not sure.
- 1x heavy piece of what I believe is motorized bookbinding equipment.
- Large mirror from basement kitchen, & plates / kitchen supplies from its
NW pantry
Removal of the basement items has been been noticed before, but I just
wanted to make sure y’all were aware
David