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Re: [sudo-discuss] sudoroom meeting tonight!

by The Batkid

"Phukin Phylean" has had sudo room members post their personal phone number to the list, and I bet Phukin Phylean would be stoked that their phone number is out there again. ----- Original Message ----- From: Hol Gaskill Sent: 12/05/13 08:17 AM To: isalix(a)gmail.com Subject: Re: [sudo-discuss] sudoroom meeting tonight! please avoid posting other peoples' phone/personal info to the list cheers Dec 5, 2013 01:16:59 AM, isalix(a)gmail.com wrote: Meeting Minutes: > >https://sudoroom.org/wiki/Meeting_Notes_2013-12-04 >==post-meeting teamups==radio wavesfirst friday plannings with Phylean ** djs, security, donations, drinks, outreach** phylean's # is <HARD TO GUESS>

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Internet Archive December events!

by Vicky Knox

All events are being held at the Internet Archive church, which is majestic and highly recommended if you haven't been before... 300 Funston Ave. San Francisco, CA 94118 [Weds. Dec. 11th] [NSA Comedy Tour with Will Durst! A Night of Comedy, Ethics & Tech] Reception 6p//Comedy and Panel 7-9p "EthicsInTech presents a fun night of Comedy, Ethics & Technology to help protect the Fourth Amendment and our constitutional rights and freedoms. The goal of the event is to entertain, educate and bring to light issues concerning ethical use of technology and how it can help or curtail individual rights and freedoms. This holiday charity event is focused on increasing public awareness through expert panel discussions on how those rights are being violated by the National Security Administration." [Weds. Dec. 18th] [Lost Landscapes of San Francisco: Fundraiser Benefitting Internet Archive] Reception 6p//Film 7:30p "Rick Prelinger’s Lost Landscapes of San Francisco is a movie happening that brings old-time San Francisco footage and our community together in an interactive crowd-driven event."

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sudoroom meeting tonight!

by Romy Ilano

LET"S PARTY! it is a time for change a time for healing a time for recovering of broken, abandoned hearts IMPORTANT STUFF IS GOING ON let's get the talking off list and dance in person!

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Re: [sudo-discuss] Don't drink/tamper with the mate in the fridge because...

by Chris Bee

To answer Matt and the rest of the group who would like to partake in the wonder that is sudo mate- As of 6 pm Wed it's good to go! It's a little less bubbly and on the dry (less sweet) side but I drank two small glasses earlier and nearly had a panic attack. Until we figure out a better distribution procedure we're going to be using the "keg in the fridge" method of dispersal at sudo. So far the other solutions we've come up with (the best two to date being growlers and/or flip top bottles) requires capital we don't have at the moment....rest assured we (me and the other Marc) are working on it. If you have any ideas we'd love to hear them, but bear in mind we're trying to do this on a minimal budget. Also, please keep the donations coming! We pretty much broke even on the last batch, but would like to do a little better in the future so we can spread the love. Other places want to get in on the mate action and we're anxious to make that happen. Buzzlingly, -chrisbee On Mon, Dec 2, 2013 at 10:11 PM, Matthew Senate <mattsenate(a)gmail.com>wrote: > When will it be ready? > > > On Mon, Dec 2, 2013 at 4:50 PM, Chris Bee <hotelcompany(a)gmail.com> wrote: > >> ...for some reason it didn't carbonate, so it's going to do so in the >> sudo fridge for the next couple days. That means we had to bring the CO2 up >> to 14 psi, which is considerably over serving pressure (5 psi). So, unless >> you feel up to a flat mate shower, please do not tap the keg till it's >> ready. >> >> "We will not drink any mate before its time." -Orson Welles, famous >> sudoer (I think) >> >> -chrisbee >> >> _______________________________________________ >> sudo-discuss mailing list >> sudo-discuss(a)lists.sudoroom.org >> http://lists.sudoroom.org/listinfo/sudo-discuss >> >> >

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Possible new sudo space

by Marc Juul

Matt, Jenny and myself went and looked at another space that could potentially be a new sudo space. We've started gathering information about it here: https://sudoroom.org/wiki/8th_and_Alice My personal feeling about the space is: This is an awesome space with lots of natural light. It addresses two of the major concerns raised about The Omni in being two blocks from BART in a neighborhood that seems/feels safer than the area around MacArthur BART, and in being located in a less gentrified neighborhood. The one drawback in comparing it to the current space and The Omni is the lack of a big separate common area for events. It is _very_ similar to Noisebridge in almost every way. -- marc/juul

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We have $1258.26 in the bank

by mattsenate＠gmail.com

To maintain a 500 balance and pay our ~1700 rent, we need ~$1000. If you haven't paid your dues, please do so, there are options on the right hand side of https://sudoroom.org // Matt

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NymRights on WCBN Ann Arbor

by aestetix

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Hey everyone, I was interviewed on "Interactive Technologies" on Ann Arbor's 88.3 FM today about online identity issues and NymRights. It's a pretty basic introduction and addresses some of the complex issues we're looking at right now. Just wanted to share! http://it.sensoryresearch.net/thoughtconduit/archive?id=1711 Cheers, aestetix -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG/MacGPG2 v2.0.19 (Darwin) Comment: GPGTools - http://gpgtools.org Comment: Using GnuPG with Thunderbird - http://www.enigmail.net/ iQEcBAEBAgAGBQJSntCfAAoJEOrRfDwkjbpT6ZwH/iDoQ6UvCDYhE5rlm+7hXwJC MH2nMEb24gMmQw8LlHRTPjRBL+vI5Kjav2Vggs+Dbjl9K/dWZi5pj4YSApbeLjHa ovvL/Q5eE/5n/hLCE/8PBcDiynYVytNbk9miO7FkfQklIyrIWuXqC/hM1mkxkyyQ pGKrIp3gafYNnaCJvntcvT6GoXYksBRkpq47iL8i4SucYMh7fQElDATQxNlfI3ri 4LuaMVrKBSuybcHX/soAeykFHMezNZjaU3h52baGYu/KwVsWtiy96sf1arSyd59s OHmatb9o3RO05QuoGbuR0FwWW0us2BEhKlINo1aWdWSHhYWf+LHx+iWMEy/As78= =6FoM -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----

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"The Battle for Oscar Grant Plaza" Documentary Screening this Sunday, 3-5pm!

by Jenny Ryan

Heads up for a rad event this coming Sunday! Come by Sudo Room at 3pm for: Short documentary screening: “The Battle for Oscar Grant Plaza” by Jacob Crawford and co-produced by Dave Id, Indybay.org. The documentary shows how the City of Oakland and its Police tried to shut down the budding “Occupy Wall Street” movement, turning downtown Oakland into a teargas filled war zone and injuring numerous people. Police video obtained in discovery in the National Lawyers Guild’s successful lawsuit and interviews with activists and journalists about their experiences, tell the real story of the disastrous Fall 2011 police actions that pushed the troubled OPD to the brink of federal receivership. Documentary (in it’s current state) is 25 minutes and will start around 3:15. Expect light refreshments and intellectual discourse! We’re interested in sparking conversation around police accountability in the Oakland area and beyond. If you have any interest in direct involvement with OPD accountability (especially if you are a coder!), you won’t want to miss this! The producers and some plaintiffs (including Scott Olsen) will be present to answer any questions. Jacob Crawford is a long time Copwatcher based out of the Bay Area in California. He joined Berkeley Copwatch <http://www.berkeleycopwatch.org/>in 2000 and produced the first ever “in the streets” non-dramatized know your rights video “These Streets Are Watching”. He currently is running WeCopwatch.org <http://wecopwatch.org> with other Copwatchers and has been a contributor for CopBlock.org <http://copblock.org> for several years. Calendar event listing: https://sudoroom.org/ai1ec_event/the-battle-for-oscar-grant-plaza-screening… Jenny http://jennyryan.net http://thepyre.org http://thevirtualcampfire.org http://technomadic.tumblr.com `~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~` "Technology is the campfire around which we tell our stories." -Laurie Anderson "Storytelling reveals meaning without committing the error of defining it." -Hannah Arendt "To define is to kill. To suggest is to create." -Stéphane Mallarmé ~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`

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Bay Area Community Exchange meeting tomorrow 8:00-9:30 in common area

by AnimationAmber .

Hi Sudo people! BACE (Bay Area Community Exchange) is having our monthly general planning meeting at Sudo Room tomorrow night, 8-9:30 PM in the common area. I know it overlaps with your guys' weekly meeting, but just wanted to post a reminder. BACE is a local timebank where we exchange services and goods for hours as our currency, valuing reciprocity over accumulation, credit, and debt. We also need tech help with our website, if anyone is looking for a non-hierarchical, people-centered, do-ocracy type of project to share their skills with. Thanks! -amber -- * Animator Mama You-Tube Channel <http://www.youtube.com/user/videocabulary/videos?view=0> * * Animator Mama on Tumblr <http://animatormama.tumblr.com/> * * animatormama.com <http://animatormama.com/> *

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Re: [sudo-discuss] Possible new sudo space

by Hol Gaskill

>Or should we wear pistols in holsters and hope that visible deterrence is worth a damn against hardened criminals who might be cranked up on meth? open carry is now illegal in the state of california, but I hear more concealed carry permits are being issued by alameda county sheriffs due to reduced local PD staff, should you choose to go that route. also, reactionary ranting is usually not worth reading. might want to reconsider whether generating these text walls is the best use of your time as more and more people skip over them. i MEAN what i've SAID here btw ;) it really is baffling to me that anyone would use so much of their time this way. cheers, hol Dec 2, 2013 08:13:26 PM, g2g-public01(a)att.net wrote: > > ChrisBee: What you SAID was this: > > "Feel free to disagree with me, but when I hear/read discussions about this based around "how safe is so-and-so compared to such-and-such area" I think "Wow, if that isn't privilege/entitlement/self-absorption then I don't know what is." Not saying that any of you are, but I'm just saying." > > So if what you SAID is not what you MEANT, now's your chance to un-SAY it. > > As my friends around here know, my safety-sense is calibrated to err on the side of false-positives, and on that particular occasion I got a false-negative, with the result that I and the person I was with got held up at gunpoint. The gal who was physically assaulted and robbed of her tablet was sitting in front of DeLauer's, and three assailants were involved. The guy who got his windows smashed (twice) was parked outside SR. > > So: How much paranoia is justified, or should we get concealed-carry permits and shoot any random JoeBob who approaches us on the streets at night? Or should we wear pistols in holsters and hope that visible deterrence is worth a damn against hardened criminals who might be cranked up on meth? > > The fact that you've been robbed, you've had friends who've been robbed, and had a couple of friends die (presumably shot) (someone I knew also died from a gang shooting) should, if anything, disabuse you of the attitude that "being aware of your surroundings" is sufficient to avoid an early meet-up with the Grim Reaper. > > But instead you come up with this in your latest missive: "[don't'] assume everything is going to be fine if, say, you decide to send some drunk texts while walking through Ghost Town at 3 am." > > Excuse me but I've never been drunk in my life, and I don't even own a cellphone (I get all the surveillance I want for my taxpayer dollars, why pay another $600/year for even more?). The guy I was with wasn't drunk or texting either. The gal who got assaulted and robbed wasn't drunk; she was reading on her tablet, but it was at a bus stop in a brightly lit area with lots of people coming & going. The guy whose car windows got smashed: hmm, should his car have been more paranoid?, or should his car get a concealed-carry permit? > > In point of fact some parts of Oakland ARE safer than others. Look up the crime maps and see for yourself. Whether, on balance, SR should locate in whatever-neighborhood depends on a lot of things including affordable space and access to public transport, and I'm not opposed to taking calculated risks or making tradeoffs. But there's a world of difference between _that_ and a smug callous attitude toward other people's safety and other peoples' lives. > > As for keeping the personal attacks out of it, you bloody well fired the first shot, or rather, tossed a big honking hand-grenade of a personal attack with your line about "privilege/entitlement/self-absorption." So don't be surprised at the blowback. > > -G. > > > ===== > > > > On 13-12-02-Mon 7:17 PM, Chris Bee wrote: > > What I meant was that if you spend any amount of time in Oakland it behooves you to be aware of your surroundings and not assume everything is going to be fine if, say, you decide to send some drunk texts while walking through Ghost Town at 3 am. I realize that not every "I got robbed in Oakland" story starts like this but you'd be surprised at how many do. > > BTW I am not the douchebag you seem to think I am. I've been robbed (in Temescal no less), had close friends robbed, even had a couple friends die as a result of shit like this so it's something I'm pretty familiar with. I'm not saying what I'm saying lightly, I'm saying this because I don't want sudoers to think that one part of Oakland is necessarily safer or less safe than another part. So let's keep the personal attacks out of it, it's a shitty thing to go through but we shouldn't take shots at each other. > > -chrisbee > > > On Mon, Dec 2, 2013 at 6:54 PM, GtwoG PublicOhOne g2g-public01(a)att.net> wrote: > > > Re. Sonja: > > Exactly what I've done: not gone back to SudoRoom after having had a gun pointed at my guts right in the doorway. Chances are at least one person reading this is pleased with that outcome, but at least four I know aren't. > > Re. ChrisBee: > > Right, blame the fucking victims, three or four of us that I know of who've been robbed, assaulted, or had car windows smashed and stuff stolen coming & going from SR or parked nearby, and possibly one or two I missed. > > Let's see, where have we heard your line of bullshit before?... she shouldn't have been wearing those clothes either...? I take it you agree with that too. > > I'll quote you directly for what comes next, just so the context of my reply is clear: > > "Feel free to disagree with me, but when I hear/read discussions about this based around "how safe is so-and-so compared to such-and-such area" I think "Wow, if that isn't privilege/entitlement/self-absorption then I don't know what is." Not saying that any of you are, but I'm just saying." > > So it's "privilege/entitlement/self-absorption" to value being in a safe location where you're less likely to be subjected to violence on the street? I'm going to say something to you that I haven't said to anyone in a damn long time: Go fuck yourself. > > -G. > > > ===== > > > On 13-12-02-Mon 6:02 PM, Sonja Trauss wrote: > > Yeah but what if taking responsibility for your safety means not going where you've been robbed before? > > On Monday, December 2, 2013, Chris Bee wrote: > > (shakes head, sighs) > > I've said it before and I'll say it again...in most cases, putting the onus of personal safety on a neighborhood is totally missing the point that YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR YOUR OWN SAFETY, full stop. Saying that you are (relatively) more or less safe depending on where you are is...is...well, it's wrong thinking on so many levels that I don't even know where to begin. > > Feel free to disagree with me, but when I hear/read discussions about this based around "how safe is so-and-so compared to such-and-such area" I think "Wow, if that isn't privilege/entitlement/self-absorption then I don't know what is." Not saying that any of you are, but I'm just saying. I like and respect my sudo peoples...a lot. That's why I'm pointing this out. I don't want anyone to be lulled into a false sense of security/anxiety by thinking that just because you're in one area bad shit is less prone to happen to you, or vice versa. It's on all of us to be aware of what's going on around us and to be prepared to deal with whatever situations may come our way, alone or otherwise. Good Samaritans notwithstanding, the cops are...well, the odds of them being there when you "need" them (I personally don't) are next to nil, and they only seem to make things complicated after the fact. > > What we should be focused on is locating an affordable space that meets the needs of BAPS/sudo/CCL. > > Sorry if I seem a little impatient but I've seen too many important discussions get derailed like this, and right now I think this is pretty high on our list of immediate concerns. > > And again, If anyone wants to straighten me out on this issue I'm all ears/eyes. > > Respectfully, > > -chrisbee > > > On Tue, Nov 26, 2013 at 7:51 PM, Sonja Trauss sonja.trauss(a)gmail.com> wrote: > > Oh man I'm I total idiot, I just realized where 8th and Alice is - I saw "8th st" and "near BART" and thought you were talking about w Oakland BART. > > On Tuesday, November 26, 2013, Pete Forsyth wrote: > > Sonja, given that -- as you say -- West Oakland is "pretty mixed" racially and culturally, what is it that leads you to conclude that Amber was talking about black people, and commenting on race? > Pete > > On Tue, Nov 26, 2013 at 10:13 AM, Sonja Trauss sonja.trauss(a)gmail.com> wrote: > >Yeah you need to give black people more credit. Did you know, some of them like coffee shops also? some of them can read? Some of them have computers? Some of them might become sudo members? Black people are pretty similar to white people and like lots of the same things!!! Wow. > In any case w. O. Is pretty mixed. There are lots burners and anarchists there that would like sudo room too. My roommate Randall will be there every day if you move to 8th and Alice. > Listen if anyone on this list is actually worried about the harmful effects of gentrification, I'm happy to brainstorm how to accomplish these two specific goals: Under no circumstances should the west Oakland housing projects move or be converted. (This will not be a real concern for 25 years, but still) Make new building in w o very very easy. The main attractive feature of w O is cheapness of rent. We still have plenty of empty space. There is no reason that supply tightness should cause rents to rise for 50 more years SO LONG AS ANTI GENTRIFICATION concerns DONT PREVENT NEW BUILDING. > > > On Tuesday, November 26, 2013, Pete Forsyth wrote: > > Everybody has different views on gentrification. But speaking for myself, the kind that bothers me is the high-security condos with on-site parking where rich people get cheap real estate and then have zero incentive or inclination to engage with their neighbors. They drive to work, drive to Whole Foods, and in between sit behind bars on their balconies while their neighbors push shopping carts by their fortresslike front doors to the recycling center. > Sudo Room *exists* to build community. It may not build the kind of community that everybody wants to participate in, but it does offer opportunities that don't exist absent a hacker space. It's hard for me to imagine Sudo Room doing damage to its neighborhood, and even if something unexpected happened, I think its community would act quickly to correct the problem. > Pete > > On Tue, Nov 26, 2013 at 8:45 AM, AnimationAmber . amberyadaanimation(a)gmail.com> wrote: > > It should be noted that aiming for a space in a "less-gentrified" neighborhood does overlook the possibility that Sudo's presence would have a gentrifying effect. Thoughts? > -amber > > On Mon, Nov 25, 2013 at 9:06 PM, Marc Juul juul(a)labitat.dk> wrote: > > Matt, Jenny and myself went and looked at another space that could potentially be a new sudo space. > > We've started gathering information about it here: > > https://sudoroom.org/wiki/8th_and_Alice > > My personal feeling about the space is: > > This is an awesome space with lots of natural light. It addresses two of the major concerns raised about The Omni in being two blocks from BART in a neighborhood that seems/feels safer than the area around MacArthur BART, and in being located in a less gentrified neighborhood. The one drawback in comparing it to the current space and The Omni is the lack of a big separate common area for events. It is _very_ similar to Noisebridge in almost every way. > > > _______________________________________________ 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 >

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Learn To Solder at Oakland Library

by Mitch Altman

I'm giving a Learn To Solder workshop at the Oakland Public Library this Saturday 7-Dec. 2:30pm - 4:30pm. Lots of cool kits to choose from, make, and take home with you. FREE! Learn to solder! All ages. All welcome! Oakland Asian Library 388 9th Street Suite 190Oakland, CA 94607 Phone: (510) 238-3400 See map: Google Maps http://www.oaklandlibrary.org/events/asian-branch/teen-tech-learn-solder Mitch.

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total film DJ request: video of the bike taxi folks at sudoroom

by Romy Ilano

if there are any bored film people sitting around, it'd be so rad to see some kind of experimental video interviewing and filming the bike taxi union that hangs out at sudoroom. their mission, what they're into, and them riding around. i mean, i should probably start help making it but i'm just going to write this like a dj request list. =D

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blog post > noisebridge, sudoroom crew visit rpscollective for craft night

by Romy Ilano

you might have to go to the blog link to see the photos https://sudoroom.org/craft-night-with-hackerspace-nerds/ Craft Night with Hackerspace Nerds We were having a necessary meeting at SudoRoom this Sunday with lots of paperwork… there were people from the excellent SF hackerspace Noisebridge<http://www.noisebridge.net/> as well! this stuff is important, but people were starting to fade out fast. Or maybe it was just me. There are a lot of great things afoot, and I had spent far too long away from this place. The meeting was dragging on and on. People were talking in slow motion and we weren’t even drunk. They were doing the necessary leg work but i was antsy. We were not a very formal board of directors, lolling around in the pews and pushing through legalese. We kept interrupting people asking when we could do our first board meeting in a Korean bathhouse, all of us naked and eating group snacks. No go. “Say what, Rock Paper Scissors Collective <http://www.rpscollective.com/> down the street is having craft night for an hour or two. Let’s head over gang!” There are girls there! It’s a makerspace, not a hackerspace! And wow! This is what we did. Our little troop: [image: Matt]<http://www.miromi.com/webpress/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/20131202-214825.j…> Matt took over the button maker at RPS Collective. He has the inner sewing lady waiting to bust out! oh wait! it’s already out there! [image: Art]<http://www.miromi.com/webpress/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/20131202-214839.j…> Big piles of markers and paints and supplies during RPS Craft Night. Hackerspaces can be so electronic… it’s nice to touch tangible things [image: Making away]<http://www.miromi.com/webpress/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/20131202-214848.j…> Noisebridge and SudoRoom folks attack the RPS Collective sewing area [image: Noisebridge represent!]<http://www.miromi.com/webpress/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/20131202-214903.j…> I had no idea that fellow Sudoroom and Noisebridge hacker JC used to live in Tahoe. we’re planning our first return. He probably knows a lot more crazy people up there than I Do! [image: Noisebridge]<http://www.miromi.com/webpress/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/20131202-214912.j…> Go RPS Craft night go! [image: One]<http://www.miromi.com/webpress/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/20131202-214924.j…> Lots of hands making the work load light [image: cranberry sauce]<http://www.miromi.com/webpress/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/20131202-214935.j…> SudoRoom brought RPS Collective some homemade cranberry sauce. Thanks Matt! Awesome! [image: Noisebridge Garrett]<http://www.miromi.com/webpress/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/20131202-214945.j…> G from Noiesbridge talking about martial arts, politics and real estate development with the Oakland RPS Collective crew

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crime and violence ... of the corporate variety

by Danny Spitzberg

hey friends, On a slightly different note, a very close friend of mine, Gary Ruskin, is running a the Center for Corporate Policy, relatively new nonprofit focused on fighting corporate crime and violence. Previously, he managed the Prop 37 campaign to label GMOs. Recently, he published a report highlighting how big businesses are spying on activists and radical nonprofits (see this article<http://www.latimes.com/business/money/la-fi-mo-corporations-increasingly-sp…> in the LA Times). Lately, Gary and I have been taking about how to begin organizing "mainstream" (forgive the label) tech workers around progressive politics, far beyond mere "civic hacking" on transit apps or Twitter accounts to report inefficiencies. More on that in the coming months... I'm writing to you all because Gary and I also asked: Where do folks like the Center for Corporate Policy<http://www.corporatepolicy.org>go to find allied talent who might develop and evolve their online presence and strategy? At first I thought, well, hmmm, the warm, loving, and supporting Sudo Room crew. So – if folks know folks up for the task of improving www.corporatepolicy.org, let me know! And – if folks are interested in the bigger picture of building bridges between mainstream tech workers and radical activists, I'm eager to continue that conversation, too. sincerely, Danny

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death guild

by johanna faust

should anyone that is attending this evenings festivities have room in their conveyance for another such as myself do tell! i dont want to make my number public, so i will endeavor to keep checking.... -- *Be seeing you.*

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[Needed] Split keyboard! (barter/$$)

by Vicky Knox

Hi everyone! Do any of you have a split keyboard you would be down to barter/gift/sell me? Legalese: Barter items could include and are not limited to all or some of the following: - NOMS: If you have not yet tried my cooking, your future tongue will soon be blessed by the gods of endless salivation. Argentinean specialty (almost all of my recipes can be made veggie or vegan. Seriously.). - SUCCULENTS: I have many of these little fractals, and can arrange them in pretty pots in artistic ways. - CREATIVE WRITING: My forte. - SPANISH LANGUAGE LESSONS/TRANSLATION: De veras. - ILLUSTRATION: :3 prrr - SEWING/ALTERATIONS: I am better than average at it.

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Re: [sudo-discuss] Possible new sudo space

by GtwoG PublicOhOne

ChrisBee: What you SAID was this: "Feel free to disagree with me, but when I hear/read discussions about this based around "how safe is so-and-so compared to such-and-such area" I think "Wow, if that isn't privilege/entitlement/self-absorption then I don't know what is." Not saying that any of you are, but I'm just saying." So if what you SAID is not what you MEANT, now's your chance to un-SAY it. As my friends around here know, my safety-sense is calibrated to err on the side of false-positives, and on that particular occasion I got a false-negative, with the result that I and the person I was with got held up at gunpoint. The gal who was physically assaulted and robbed of her tablet was sitting in front of DeLauer's, and three assailants were involved. The guy who got his windows smashed (twice) was parked outside SR. So: How much paranoia is justified, or should we get concealed-carry permits and shoot any random JoeBob who approaches us on the streets at night? Or should we wear pistols in holsters and hope that visible deterrence is worth a damn against hardened criminals who might be cranked up on meth? The fact that you've been robbed, you've had friends who've been robbed, and had a couple of friends die (presumably shot) (someone I knew also died from a gang shooting) should, if anything, disabuse you of the attitude that "being aware of your surroundings" is sufficient to avoid an early meet-up with the Grim Reaper. But instead you come up with this in your latest missive: "[don't'] assume everything is going to be fine if, say, you decide to send some drunk texts while walking through Ghost Town at 3 am." Excuse me but I've never been drunk in my life, and I don't even own a cellphone (I get all the surveillance I want for my taxpayer dollars, why pay another $600/year for even more?). The guy I was with wasn't drunk or texting either. The gal who got assaulted and robbed wasn't drunk; she was reading on her tablet, but it was at a bus stop in a brightly lit area with lots of people coming & going. The guy whose car windows got smashed: hmm, should his car have been more paranoid?, or should his car get a concealed-carry permit? In point of fact some parts of Oakland ARE safer than others. Look up the crime maps and see for yourself. Whether, on balance, SR should locate in whatever-neighborhood depends on a lot of things including affordable space and access to public transport, and I'm not opposed to taking calculated risks or making tradeoffs. But there's a world of difference between _that_ and a smug callous attitude toward other people's safety and other peoples' lives. As for keeping the personal attacks out of it, you bloody well fired the first shot, or rather, tossed a big honking hand-grenade of a personal attack with your line about "privilege/entitlement/self-absorption." So don't be surprised at the blowback. -G. ===== On 13-12-02-Mon 7:17 PM, Chris Bee wrote: > What I meant was that if you spend any amount of time in Oakland it > behooves you to be aware of your surroundings and not assume > everything is going to be fine if, say, you decide to send some drunk > texts while walking through Ghost Town at 3 am. I realize that not > every "I got robbed in Oakland" story starts like this but you'd be > surprised at how many do. > > BTW I am not the douchebag you seem to think I am. I've been robbed > (in Temescal no less), had close friends robbed, even had a couple > friends die as a result of shit like this so it's something I'm pretty > familiar with. I'm not saying what I'm saying lightly, I'm saying this > because I don't want sudoers to think that one part of Oakland is > necessarily safer or less safe than another part. So let's keep the > personal attacks out of it, it's a shitty thing to go through but we > shouldn't take shots at each other. > > -chrisbee > > > On Mon, Dec 2, 2013 at 6:54 PM, GtwoG PublicOhOne > <g2g-public01(a)att.net <mailto:g2g-public01@att.net>> wrote: > > > Re. Sonja: > > Exactly what I've done: not gone back to SudoRoom after having had > a gun pointed at my guts right in the doorway. Chances are at > least one person reading this is pleased with that outcome, but at > least four I know aren't. > > Re. ChrisBee: > > Right, blame the fucking victims, three or four of us that I know > of who've been robbed, assaulted, or had car windows smashed and > stuff stolen coming & going from SR or parked nearby, and possibly > one or two I missed. > > Let's see, where have we heard your line of bullshit before?... > she shouldn't have been wearing those clothes either...? I take > it you agree with that too. > > I'll quote you directly for what comes next, just so the context > of my reply is clear: > > > "Feel free to disagree with me, but when I hear/read discussions > about this based around "how safe is so-and-so compared to > such-and-such area" I think "Wow, if that isn't > privilege/entitlement/self-absorption then I don't know what is." > Not saying that any of you are, but I'm just saying." > > So it's "privilege/entitlement/self-absorption" to value being in > a safe location where you're less likely to be subjected to > violence on the street? I'm going to say something to you that I > haven't said to anyone in a damn long time: Go fuck yourself. > > -G. > > > ===== > > > > On 13-12-02-Mon 6:02 PM, Sonja Trauss wrote: >> Yeah but what if taking responsibility for your safety means not >> going where you've been robbed before? >> >> On Monday, December 2, 2013, Chris Bee wrote: >> >> (shakes head, sighs) >> >> I've said it before and I'll say it again...in most cases, >> putting the onus of personal safety on a neighborhood is >> totally missing the point that YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR YOUR >> OWN SAFETY, full stop. Saying that you are (relatively) more >> or less safe depending on where you are is...is...well, it's >> wrong thinking on so many levels that I don't even know where >> to begin. >> >> Feel free to disagree with me, but when I hear/read >> discussions about this based around "how safe is so-and-so >> compared to such-and-such area" I think "Wow, if that isn't >> privilege/entitlement/self-absorption then I don't know what >> is." Not saying that any of you are, but I'm just saying. I >> like and respect my sudo peoples...a lot. That's why I'm >> pointing this out. I don't want anyone to be lulled into a >> false sense of security/anxiety by thinking that just because >> you're in one area bad shit is less prone to happen to you, >> or vice versa. It's on all of us to be aware of what's going >> on around us and to be prepared to deal with whatever >> situations may come our way, alone or otherwise. Good >> Samaritans notwithstanding, the cops are...well, the odds of >> them being there when you "need" them (I personally don't) >> are next to nil, and they only seem to make things >> complicated after the fact. >> >> What we should be focused on is locating an affordable space >> that meets the needs of BAPS/sudo/CCL. >> >> Sorry if I seem a little impatient but I've seen too many >> important discussions get derailed like this, and right now I >> think this is pretty high on our list of immediate concerns. >> >> And again, If anyone wants to straighten me out on this issue >> I'm all ears/eyes. >> >> Respectfully, >> >> -chrisbee >> >> >> On Tue, Nov 26, 2013 at 7:51 PM, Sonja Trauss >> <sonja.trauss(a)gmail.com> wrote: >> >> Oh man I'm I total idiot, I just realized where 8th and >> Alice is - I saw "8th st" and "near BART" and thought you >> were talking about w Oakland BART. >> >> >> On Tuesday, November 26, 2013, Pete Forsyth wrote: >> >> Sonja, given that -- as you say -- West Oakland is >> "pretty mixed" racially and culturally, what is it >> that leads you to conclude that Amber was talking >> about black people, and commenting on race? >> >> Pete >> >> >> On Tue, Nov 26, 2013 at 10:13 AM, Sonja Trauss >> <sonja.trauss(a)gmail.com> wrote: >> >> Yeah you need to give black people more credit. >> Did you know, some of them like coffee shops >> also? some of them can read? Some of them have >> computers? Some of them might become sudo >> members? Black people are pretty similar to white >> people and like lots of the same things!!! Wow. >> >> In any case w. O. Is pretty mixed. There are lots >> burners and anarchists there that would like sudo >> room too. My roommate Randall will be there every >> day if you move to 8th and Alice. >> >> Listen if anyone on this list is actually worried >> about the harmful effects of gentrification, I'm >> happy to brainstorm how to accomplish these >> two specific goals: >> Under no circumstances should the west >> Oakland housing projects move or be converted. >> (This will not be a real concern for 25 years, >> but still) >> Make new building in w o very very easy. The main >> attractive feature of w O is cheapness of rent. >> We still have plenty of empty space. There is no >> reason that supply tightness should cause rents >> to rise for 50 more years SO LONG AS ANTI >> GENTRIFICATION concerns DONT PREVENT NEW BUILDING. >> >> >> >> On Tuesday, November 26, 2013, Pete Forsyth wrote: >> >> Everybody has different views on >> gentrification. But speaking for myself, the >> kind that bothers me is the high-security >> condos with on-site parking where rich people >> get cheap real estate and then have zero >> incentive or inclination to engage with their >> neighbors. They drive to work, drive to Whole >> Foods, and in between sit behind bars on >> their balconies while their neighbors push >> shopping carts by their fortresslike front >> doors to the recycling center. >> >> Sudo Room *exists* to build community. It may >> not build the kind of community that >> everybody wants to participate in, but it >> does offer opportunities that don't exist >> absent a hacker space. It's hard for me to >> imagine Sudo Room doing damage to its >> neighborhood, and even if something >> unexpected happened, I think its community >> would act quickly to correct the problem. >> >> Pete >> >> >> On Tue, Nov 26, 2013 at 8:45 AM, >> AnimationAmber . >> <amberyadaanimation(a)gmail.com> wrote: >> >> It should be noted that aiming for a >> space in a "less-gentrified" neighborhood >> does overlook the possibility that Sudo's >> presence would have a gentrifying effect. >> Thoughts? >> >> -amber >> >> On Mon, Nov 25, 2013 at 9:06 PM, Marc >> Juul <juul(a)labitat.dk> wrote: >> >> Matt, Jenny and myself went and >> looked at another space that could >> potentially be a new sudo space. >> >> We've started gathering information >> about it here: >> >> https://sudoroom.org/wiki/8th_and_Alice >> >> My personal feeling about the space is: >> >> This is an awesome space with lots of >> natural light. It addresses two of >> the major concerns raised about The >> Omni in being two blocks from BART in >> a neighborhood that seems/feels safer >> than the area around MacArthur BART, >> and in being located in a less >> gentrified neighborhood. The one >> drawback in comparing it to the >> current space and The Omni is the >> lack of a big separate common area >> for events. It is _very_ similar to >> Noisebridge in almost every way. >> >> >> >> _______________________________________________ >> sudo-discuss mailing list >> sudo-discuss(a)lists.sudoroom.org <mailto:sudo-discuss@lists.sudoroom.org> >> http://lists.sudoroom.org/listinfo/sudo-discuss > >

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new sudoroom.org homepage - many <3's!

by Marina Kukso

maybe it's been a while since i was last at sudoroom.org, but the new homepage is beautiful! thank you to whoever updated it and to romy for drawing one of my favorite comics! <3, marina

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Don't drink/tamper with the mate in the fridge because...

by Chris Bee

...for some reason it didn't carbonate, so it's going to do so in the sudo fridge for the next couple days. That means we had to bring the CO2 up to 14 psi, which is considerably over serving pressure (5 psi). So, unless you feel up to a flat mate shower, please do not tap the keg till it's ready. "We will not drink any mate before its time." -Orson Welles, famous sudoer (I think) -chrisbee

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[FOUND] Jazz T55 Camcorder!

by Vicky Knox

Found last night! I can return it to you, oh mystery person, almost any day of the week at Sudo Room.

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2141 broadway expectations

by Matthew Senate

Hey all, I wanted to forward some expectations on behalf of landlord George Rosen. 1. Please be mindful of maintaining the furniture in the building. 2. Please limit scuffs on walls and carpets, or various other damage that can be avoided. 3. We need to participate in cleaning up or painting over scuffs and markings, especially obvious places such as some of the common room walls. (volunteers?) 4. It is essential to make more room by cleaning the sudo room so it can be more usable, making us less reliant on the common space and providing wider passage. 5. Please keep the bathrooms clean, and check them regularly. 6. Please do not tamper, move, remove, or otherwise augment any of the fire safety equipment in the building. 7. Please keep the heating and air conditioning under control, not left on at high or low temperatures at inappropriate times. The 2141 systems should be fully operational, the 2135 system is almost repaired. Finally, thank you for your patience, and as always, thank you for flying SUDO. // Matt

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Fwd: from Tim Huet; URGENT info and help needed

by Danny Spitzberg

For those of you who are members of the Cooperative Development Center Federal Credit Union and/or interested in political dimensions of democratic organizations... Read on And to all a happy Sunday! :Danny ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: "Tim Huet" <easytospell(a)sbcglobal.net> Date: Sun, Dec 1, 2013 at 3:31 AM Subject: from Tim Huet; URGENT info and help needed To: "tim(a)arizmendi.coop" <tim(a)arizmendi.coop> > {This is a matter of great urgency for what-should-be a democratic > organization that can do great good for its community. I apologize for > the mix of personal and work email addresses, especially if you got > duplicate messages. I'm trying to get this message out to members of > the Cooperative Development Center Federal Credit Union before Tuesday's > meeting; I'm writing you as people who hopefully know me as someone who > has dedicated myself to building democratic organizations and would not > do the things that certain people in power are accusing me of. Please > feel encouraged to forward this message on to any friends you know who > might be members of the credit union to assist the effort to fight this > assault on democracy.} > Hello. I have started to receive enquires from friends and worried > credit union members regarding the action of the credit union's > Supervisory Committee to suspend Tye Kirk, Mike Leung, and myself.Let me > begin by saying that I believe the suspensions reflect a grave > governance crisis for the credit union, but I also believe the credit > union is financially secure.My primary interest continues to be to > revive the credit union as a democratic institution and have it serve > its community/members well, even if other parties wish to engage in > factional warfare and divert resources that could better serve the members. > I will provide a brief response to the charges here because past > experience indicates I might not be given a fair opportunity to respond > to charges in the meeting.Though fair process would involve an unbiased > investigation, the Supervisory Committee did not even interview me > before issuing its charges and suspension.The allegations are that Tye, > Mike, and I... > ·"Attempted to hold one or more Board meetings without giving notice to > the other directors" > ·"At improper meetings attempted to remove two legally seated directors..." > We never endeavored to remove other board directors. We endeavored to > have timely legal elections as part of the 2013 annual meeting.I tried > everything I could to inform Board Chair Garrett and Vice Chair Shabaka > the bylaws called for their terms to end with the next annual meeting > unless re-elected at that meeting. > The reason the election could not happen on the meeting date Mr. Shabaka > proposed (11/1/13) was because Mr. Garrett, as Board Chair, did not > fulfill his legal duty of appointing a Nominating Committee with a > sufficient period to seek out qualified candidates.It would be > understandable if Mr. Garrett simply forgot that his maximum three-year > term was coming to an end (though two annual meetings without an > election in a row should never happen in a credit union with three-year > terms).But his failure to take appropriate action/responsibility once > notified of his lapse is entirely another matter.Instead of seeking > guidance and approval from the National Credit Union Administration > (NCUA) about how we could carry out an election with the greatest haste > and least waste of member resources, Mr. Garrett and Mr. Shabaka kept > pushing toward an early annual meeting without elections...and > apparently stayed on the board without being re-elected.So we had a 2013 > "annual meeting" with no elections or substantial opportunity for the > members to give input, at the cost of thousands of members' dollars; and > now we will apparently have an extra annual meeting/election in early > 2014 (likely costing thousands more of the members' dollars). Yet the > Supervisory Committee (primarily charged with making sure members' funds > are not wasted) ignored this violation. > We tried to organize a meeting of the board within seven days of the > annual meeting as the bylaws would appear to require; the bylaws require > this meeting primarily to elect new officers (presumably because an > election would have happened and there might be occasion/need for a > change of officers).There was an effort to reach every board member and > the one possible time that Mr. Shabaka, Mr. Leung, Mr. Kirk and I could > make was arrived at, with the hope that Mr. Garrett would be able to > find a way to fulfill this obligation under the bylaws.But when Mr. > Garrett was called and asked about time in the remaining day to meet the > bylaw obligation, he would not listen or engage in a cooperative effort > to fulfill our obligation; he instead hung up on the caller.Though I > expect Mr. Garrett will have more opportunities to speak for himself, he > apparently objected that only he as the Chair could call a meeting (not > true).But the real issue was that a meeting was required the bylaws; he > was responsible as anyone to understand the bylaw requirements; and > particularly if he was the only one who could call the meeting he would > be the person most responsible for making sure not to violate that > bylaw...but he wouldn't want to have a meeting where he wouldn't be > eligible to be elected to a one-year officer term when he was beyond his > election term and it could not be presumed he would be re-elected.So > another actual bylaw violation -- failure to have the meeting within > seven days -- due to Mr. Garrett's inaction and obstruction. > Yet the Supervisory Committee again ignored this in favor of suspending > directors trying to work out bylaws that would comply with NCUA > regulations, allow for lawful elections, etc. (the bylaws supposedly > adopted by the previous board, including Ms. Pitrie of the Supervisory > Committee, proved to be a jumble of contradictions that could not > possibly have been approved by the NCUA). > This is despite the Supervisory Committee's claim that it "takes > seriously your, and each of our members' rights, to vote on the > composition of your Board."The Supervisory Committee is required by law > to let the members decide on approving suspension and > reinstatement...and only if members show up December 3^rd (Ed Roberts > Campus, above Ashby BART, 3075 Adeline; 6 p.m.) who care about democracy > will a fair process and result be assured. > Thanking you for your consideration, > Tim Huet

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Fwd: December Statement, 2141 Broadway

by Matthew Senate

See attached statement: $1704.25 ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Laurie Cooperman Rosen <Lscoop(a)comcast.net> Date: Sun, Dec 1, 2013 at 10:11 PM Subject: December Statement, 2141 Broadway To: exchequer(a)sudoroom.org Cc: eddan(a)eddan.com, mattsenate(a)gmail.com Hi All- Attached please find the December statement. Hope you had a great Thanksgiving weekend! Laurie

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Sudo Room Board Meeting Notes

by Jenny Ryan

*Sudo Room Board Meeting Summary* Please see https://sudoroom.org/wiki/Board for succinct summation :-) Attendees (8/13): Marc, Jenny, Matt, Hol, Julio, Romy, Max, Vicky Please do any independent Research for the a Non Profit California Benefit Corporation beforehand to inform us. If folks want to update our wiki page collaboratively - https://sudoroom.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Board&action=edit#&togetherj… We are: - a "Non-profit public benefit corporation" under the state of California, organized for public and charitable purposes - California corporations code 5110 (5300?) - Incorporation Process followed to get us here "Nonprofit Public Benefit Corporation" http://www.sos.ca.gov/business/be/filing-tips-corp.htm#artsnp - The specific purpose of this corporation is to promote and encourage scientific, technical, engineering and artistic skills through individual projects, social collaboration, and education. In the context of these purposes, the corporation shall engage in scientific, charitable and educational activities within the meaning of Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. - but we are not Federally 501(c)(3) yet. 1. What are our responsibilities? - Legally. What do we have to report? - How are we going to ensure those reports? - Pay taxes, or the treasurer is liable 2. How often should the board meet? - 0 or more times per year? - Announce only once a year? - During regular weekly sudo meetings? [enthusiasm for this one] - over email? What are Articles of Incorporation? - Proposed Articles of Incorporation (Marc copy pasted from NB's made some edits with Matt): https://sudoroom.org/wiki/Bylaws Marc's proposal is to break out the Articles to be the minimum of board responsibilities and have a more fluid bylaws define how we operate... to separate legal stuff from doing stuff. It's all on the wiki, and on meeting minutes Date of Incorporation: Nov 5 (auspicious!) *=**=**O**ffi**cial requirements for board of directors**=**=* *File a Statement of Information once every two years - $25 Form: Form SI-100 (Statement of Information) *Due Date: Biennially before the end of the calendar month during which the original Articles of Incorporation were filed, but no sooner than the immediately preceding 5 calendar months.* Information: (916) 657-5448 Web Site: www.ss.ca.gov - https://businessfilings.sos.ca.gov/ - more info: http://www.hurwitassociates.com/l_s_annual_ca.php *Renewal Registration California Attorney General Form: Form RRF-1 *Due Date: 4 ½ months after end of fiscal year* Information: (916) 445-2021 Web Site: ag.ca.gov/charities Filing Fee: $0-$300 (depending on revenues) Note: If gross receipts or total assets over $25,000, include IRS Form 990, 990-EZ or 990-PF. Charitable corporations organized and operated primarily as hospitals, educational institutions, or religious organizations are exempt from filing. *File annually with the IRS Form: Annual Return Form 990 *Due Date: 4 ½ months after end of fiscal year* Internal Revenue Service Information: (800) 829-1040 Forms: (800) 829-3676 Web Site: www.irs.gov/charities Filing Fee: $0 Public Charities: Please note that, along with the new Form 990, the IRS has instituted a "phase-in" period to allow organizations time to adjust to the new form. For a detailed "phase-in" chart, please refer to the IRS website to determine which form to file (Form 990, Form 990-EZ or Form 990-N). Private Foundations: Submit Form 990PF, regardless of revenues. *File with the California Franchise Tax Board Note: For a general discussion of the California Franchise Tax Board's requirements for exempt organizations, please refer to their Exempt Organizations publication. a. Form: Form 199 or 199N (California e-Postcard) *Due Date: 4 ½ months after end of fiscal year* Phone: (916) 845-4171 Web Site: www.ftb.ca.gov Filing Fee: $0-25 (Form 199 Only, form 199N is free) Notes: Some organizations may be exempt from this filing depending on the type of organization. Refer to the Franchise Tax Board's website for details. b. Form: Form 109 (Exempt Organization Business Income Tax Return) *Due Date: 4 ½ months after end of fiscal year* Phone: (916) 845-4171 Web Site: www.ftb.ca.gov Filing Fee: $0 Note: This filing is required *only* if the organiztion derived more than $1,000 in gross unrelated business income. http://www.<http://www.leginfo.ca.gov/cgi-bin/displaycode?section=corp&group=05001-0600…> leginfo.ca.gov/cgi-bin/displaycode?section=corp&group=05001-06000&file=5210…<http://www.leginfo.ca.gov/cgi-bin/displaycode?section=corp&group=05001-0600…> have to notify all members of meetings quorum is majority can make actions with out meeting if over email - An action required or permitted to be taken by the board may - be taken without a meeting if all directors individually or - collectively consent in writing to that action and if, subject to - subdivis =May need to update these= yearly benefit statement http://www.benefitcorp.net/storage/documents/_California_Benefit_Corporatio… - yearly california requirements http://www.sos.ca.gov/business/be/faqs.htm#annual *==Action Items==* **DUE: Wed, Dec. 11 at next sudo meeting:* *Add to our proposed bylaws / Articles of Incorporation: https://sudoroom.org/wiki/Bylaws [Everyone] *Do we need a business license? (Hol) *Send paperwork (incorporation docs and EIN) to board members [Marc] *Set up google calendar (or other) reminders for when we have to file. [who wrote this? Romy? Max? Matt? Whoever wrote it just signed theirself up] *Julio+Vicky: create FAQ doc for posterity - Does a board member have legal duty to fundraise? Not unless it's written in the articles of incorporation. *Make sure online checkin happens if people can't make the Wed Dec 11th meeting [Jenny]

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Collect Ideas for Room Usability Improvements

by Max Klein

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.

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New wiki learning & collaboration feature now active!

by Pete Forsyth

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!

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Arduino For Total Newbies workshop in SF

by Mitch Altman

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.

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sudoroom wheelchair still around?

by Hol Gaskill

I have a relative in town who is on crutches - is the wheelchair still around? Would expand her siteseeing capabilities significantly. cheers, Hol

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Today Sat 11/30: "Today We Learned": Open, collaborative learning from 2-5PM at Sudo Room

by Marina Kukso

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!

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Subiir brewing: This Saturday from 10AM @ Adeline LiveLabs

by Morten H. D. Fuglsang

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

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do-ocracy

by Romy Ilano

I like this Do-Ocracy wiki page on noisebridge https://www.noisebridge.net/wiki/Do-ocracy

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stand together SudoRoom

by Romy Ilano

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. *

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Re: [sudo-discuss] Stop with the race baiting immediately

by solarimix

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: >_______________________________________________ >sudo-discuss mailing list >sudo-discuss(a)lists.sudoroom.org >http://lists.sudoroom.org/listinfo/sudo-discuss

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request for maker help, update & invite

by J Clark

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 hello(a)sl-co.com http://sl-co.com

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Monthly Funding Model, Call for Feedback

by Max Klein

Hello Sudo, As your new treasurer and co-treasurer Hol and I came up with a model for a way to track our monthly finances so we could report them at the end of the year. We are inviting your feedback, and artistic remixes on the accompanying infographic at the end. - Revenues - recurring - member dues - community donations - one time - grants - events - programs (ongoing) - sudomate - subiir - lockers - mesh - projects (has an end) - sudouino - tshirts - Expenses - Fixed - rent - utils, pge, ebmud - internet - garbage - Variable - permits and legal - event support - Internal granting - Programs (ongoing) - Projects - Funds - Rainy day - Operations (month to month variable costs) - Maintenance (capital improvements) - Investments - Monthly Procedure 1. Total revenue subtract fixed costs 2. If operations not full, top it off. 3. x_0 % to rainy day 4. fund programs 5. fund projects 6. x_1, x_2, x_3 %'s split into remaining funds [image: Inline images 1] notconfusing

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Decode -- a sudo room community call to action

by Matthew Senate

Hey all, At last night's meeting I shared that many recent threads on the email list and off-list have made me feel hurt emotionally. I get the impression that there is a feeling of a lack of resolution, and that major issues get left ignored to fester. I need help--I want to ask sudoers to *decode* our communications to get closer to core issues that we can learn to address to improve as a community to perform our values https://sudoroom.org/wiki/Articles_of_Association#Values I have reached out to find resources to help us grow emotionally and socially over the coming months, and I encourage others to do the same. // Matt p.s. For some time, I was burnt out on the sudo-discuss email list. In the space, on frustrated occasions, I spouted verbal negativity about the list and how I felt derailment, non-sequitur, and miscommunication promoted further negativity and did not reflect sudo's values. However, I realized this isn't how I feel about the sudo-discuss list. I have always felt it is necessary to embrace our online communications--and community--as much as any other contributing element or energy in sudo room. For this reason, it is even more crucial that I extend my personal appreciation, offer vindication for any time (all cycles) spent on sudo room, and remind myself publicly that our discussion list is a core component to running a creative community and hacker space.

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NEXT OMNI MEETING : Thursday, December 5, 7PM @ Public School Classroom (2141 Broadway)

by DZ Brazil

Dear Friends : Please join us for the next special Public School meeting concerning THE OMNI (the new space on Shattuck Avenue), Thursday, December 5, 7PM @ 2141 Broadway (the Public School classroom). There's plenty to discuss, & many exciting new groups are interested -- This meeting is open to everyone, so please join us -- & spread the word ! Love & solidarity -- David Brazil

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Openwrt success! ...now what? Fun/useful networking projects?

by Pete Forsyth

Gals 'n guys: I am rather pleased with myself. Last night I was able to install OpenWRT, a free firmware replacement, on a D-Link router. If I were able to get QoS working on it (I haven't been), there's a possibility I might put this to use as my main router. But considering that that's a long shot for me (I'm not exactly one to go around building my own linux kernels and such, though I'm not necessarily opposed to trying...) I'm looking for ideas about fun projects to try with it. I know there's a group working on neighborhood mesh networks, and would be super psyched to experiment if there's anybody within range of my house! (Adeline betw. 32nd and 34th.) Unfortunately I can't make Thursday evening meetings, or I'd come check in with you guys in person. Any other fun projects anybody would suggest? Also, as long as I'm on the topic -- I have a few network devices I'm not currently using, and would gladly loan/donate (or in the case of the last 2, maybe sell for a few bucks) to anybody looking to hack on them (or just put them to use). - Netgear ADSL 2+ modem DM111P (note, this is a v1, which I was *not* able to get to work in bridging mode for my Sonic connection. It should be fine if you want to use its built-in routing capabilities.) - Linksys 802.11b router with 4 port switch (BEFW11S4 v4 -- yeah, it's ancient :) - Belkin N300 wireless router/switch (model F9k1002 v4) - Arris DOCSIS 3 cable modem with 2 phone jacks (model TM722G) Pete

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Stop with the race baiting immediately

by The Batkid

I don't understand the strange self flagellating threads about gentrifying people out of Oakland while searching for a space. It's not productive and I truly do not understand what the end goal is here. We're not going to solve racism in the bay area with the mailing list. It's ok to displace the Chinese, but not blacks? WTF? Incentives applicable at this location: * The City of Oakland is offering business license and sales tax abatement as incentives * The State of California's manufacturing equipment sale and use tax exemptions * The State of California's California Competes income tax credit * The State of California's New Employment Credit * No African Americans would be displaced, only Chinese

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EHSM-2014 CFP - pushing the frontiers of open source and DIY

by Sébastien Bourdeauducq

CALL FOR PARTICIPATION Exceptionally Hard & Soft Meeting pushing the frontiers of open source and DIY DESY, Hamburg site, June 27-29 2014 http://ehsm.eu @ehsmeeting Collaboration between open source and research communities empowers open hardware to explore new grounds and hopefully deliver on the "third industrial revolution". The first edition of the Exceptionally Hard and Soft Meeting featured lectures delivered by international makers, hackers, scientists and engineers on topics such as nuclear fusion, chip design, vacuum equipment machining, and applied quantum physics. Tutorials gave a welcoming hands-on introduction to people of all levels, including kids. EHSM is back in summer 2014 for another edition of the most cutting-edge open source conference. This year we are proud to welcome you to an exceptional venue: DESY, Europe's second-largest particle physics laboratory! Previous EHSM lectures may be viewed at: http://ehsm.eu/2012/media.html ATTEND WITHOUT PRESENTING: Attendance is open to all curious minds. EHSM is entirely supported by its attendees and sponsors. To help us make this event happen, please donate and/or order your ticket as soon as possible by visiting our website http://ehsm.eu. Prices are: * 45E - student/low-income online registration * 70E - regular online registration (until February 1st) * 95E - late online registration (after February 1st) * 110E - door ticket * 272E - supporter ticket, with our thanks and your name on the website. * 1337E - gold supporter ticket, with our thanks and your company/project logo on the website and the printed programme. EHSM is a non-profit event where the majority of the budget covers speakers' travel and transportation of exhibition equipment. SPEAKERS: SUBMIT YOUR PRESENTATION Is there a device in your basement that demonstrates violations of Bell's inequalities? We want to see it in action. Are you starting up a company to build nuclear fusion reactors? Tell us about it. Does your open source hardware or software run some complex, advanced and beautiful scientific instruments? We are eager to learn about it. Do you have stories to tell about your former job manufacturing ultra high vacuum equipment in the Soviet Union? We want to hear about your experiences. Do you have a great design for a difficult open source product that can be useful to millions? Team up with the people who can help implement your ideas. Whoever you are, wherever you come from, you are welcome to present technologically awesome work at EHSM. Travel assistance and visa invitation letters provided upon request. All lectures are in English. This year, we will try to improve the conference's documentation by publishing proceedings. When relevant, please send us a paper on your presentation topic. We are OK with previously published work, we simply expect high quality and up-to-date content. To submit your presentation, send a mail to team(a)ehsm.eu with typically the following information: * Your name(s). You can be anonymous if you prefer. * Short bio * Title of the presentation * Abstract * How much time you would like * Full paper (if applicable) * Links to more information (if available) * Contact information (e-mail + mobile phone if possible) * If you need us to arrange your trip: * Where you would be traveling from * If you need accommodation in Hamburg We will again have an exhibition area where you can show and demonstrate your work - write to the same email address to apply for space. If you are bringing bulky or high-power equipment, make sure to let us know: * What surface you would use * What assistance you would need for equipment transport between your lab and the conference * If you need 3-phase electric power (note that Germany uses 230V/400V 50Hz) * What the peak power of your installation would be Tutorials on any technology topic are also welcome, and may cater to all levels, including beginners and kids. We are counting on you to make this event awesome. Feel free to nominate other speakers that you would like to see at the conference, too - just write us a quick note and we will contact them. KEY INFORMATION: Conference starts: morning of June 27th, 2014 Conference ends: evening of June 29th, 2014 Early registration fee ends: February 1st, 2014 Please submit lectures, tutorials and exhibits before: May 15th, 2014 Conference location: DESY Notkestrasse 85 22607 Hamburg, Germany WE ARE LOOKING FORWARD TO WELCOMING YOU IN HAMBURG! - EHSM e.V. <http://ehsm.eu>

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New Spaces, Sudo Room, and the Public School.

by David Keenan

Hello, The new potential space on 8th & Alice by Laney sounds cool. On its face it seems about the same price per square foot as the Omni (base+projected NNN). I'd love to check it out. I realize the landowners of this space are trying to attract light-industrial hackerspacey folk, ostensibly in an effort to incubate startups out of Laney, so I'm not sure how the Bay Area Public School might fit into this scheme as a possible co-tenant, and I guess that concerns me in a worried-for-the-revolution sort of way. Call me a sap, but I would like Sudo and the Public School to move somewhere together. To me that is more important than where we move. I think it's a more ambitious, radical vision than moving somewhere each on our own, or even Sudo moving in with a bunch of other hackerspaces. BAPS and Sudo have truly complementary visions which I think is special. I also like the idea of creating a big radical space where a variety of community needs are served - imagine walking in and being able to take a language or political philosophy class at BAPS, or 3d print at Sudo, or letterpress / print something at Timeless Infinite Light, or cut a film, use the darkroom, or hear a talk, or perform, or radically organize? A site of radical production; a radical space thats a nexus for new ways of building community, instead of balkanizing it into a diaspora of separate spaces struggling just to survive and get by. A whole, that is greater than the sum of its parts kind of thing. A place for a greater kind of community, not one echo chamber for hackers, and another one across town for poets. A place that we would one day *own*. Dreaming big. I'm not married to the Omni, but the 8th & Alice space is envisioned by the developers seems a little like an adjunct to Laney, with a (however noble) capitalist vision of incubating tech out of this community... dare I say, perhaps a kind of after-school program for Laney students sort of vibe? Is this anything to worry about? But more to the point, what about BAPS and Sudo not breaking up, wherever we end up? Love, David

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Fwd: Talk on TPP Negotiations by members of EFF and the Wikimedia Foundation

by mattsenate＠gmail.com

Hey all, a major policy event at Wikimedia foundation. Please consider yourself invited. // Matt ----- Forwarded message ----- From: "Angelica Tavella" <angelicatavella(a)gmail.com> To: "Matthew Senate" <mattsenate(a)gmail.com>, "Maximilian Klein" <isalix(a)gmail.com>, "Kevin Gorman" <kgorman(a)gmail.com> Subject: Talk on TPP Negotiations by members of EFF and the Wikimedia Foundation Date: Tue, Nov 26, 2013 14:27 I'm holding this event at the WMF office next week for the PoP students. Come! Pass it around. Maybe sudoroom list-serve?? -a ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Angelica Tavella <angelicatavella(a)gmail.com> Date: Tue, Nov 26, 2013 at 2:23 PM Subject: Talk on TPP Negotiations by members of EFF and the Wikimedia Foundation To: Angelica Tavella <angelicatavella(a)gmail.com>, Rodrigo Kazuo <ro(a)riseup.net>, Mi Tar <mitar(a)tnode.com>, Tony Chen <tonychenkt(a)gmail.com>, Spencer Hitchcock <spencerhitch(a)gmail.com>, Derek Razo <derekrazo(a)gmail.com>, Camille Villa <cvilla100(a)gmail.com> Come join us for a talk at the Wikimedia Foundation headquarters on the TPP negotiations. When: 6:30-7:30 pm Wed, December 4th Where: Wikimedia Foundation headquarters 149 New Montgomery St. San Francisco, CA 6th floor Speakers: Maira Sutton (global policy analyst at Electronic Frontier Foundation) Yana Welinder (legal counsel at Wikimedia Foundation) What are the Trans Pacific Partnership negotiations? The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) is a secretive, multi-national trade agreement that threatens to extend restrictive intellectual property (IP) laws across the globe and rewrite international rules on its enforcement. For more info: https://www.eff.org/issues/tpp There was recently a release on Wikileaks.org of the chapter on Intellectual Property, which proves problematic on several fronts and will be discussed at this event: http://wikileaks.org/tpp/ Light refreshments will be provided. For questions, contact angelica at: angelicatavella(a)gmail.com.

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Home Wireless Network Keeps the Snoops Away - NYTimes.com

by Neil Planchon

Mesh Networks! Several of us are passionate, interested or both. NYT doing an article is somewhat of a milestone. http://www.nytimes.com/2013/11/14/technology/personaltech/homemade-wireless… Share, learn and enjoy! Neil

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helium regulator needed

by Jake

does anyone have a spare regulator for a high-pressure helium tank? Argon or other noble gases (also Nitrogen) would work fine. I need this because I got a TIG welder recently from harbor freight tools. It's the cheapest TIG welder i've ever seen, lacks all the most basic features. But it still needs inert gas, and so i need a regulator (i have a tank) so if you have one, please let me know. thank you -jake

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Re: [sudo-discuss] Possible new sudo space

by mattsenate＠gmail.com

Is this the best context to wrestle with the big questions of gentrification, oppression based on race or ethnicity, etc? What if the conversation was focused, honed in on more tangible questions? Can anyone present us with some good insight and analysis based on evidence of contemporary gentrification, the east bay, Oakland, and the neighborhoods in question? What are the implications for commercial renters and social change organizations like sudo room? Can anyone find a presenter for a sudo room weekly meeting so we can learn more? By the way, Shake Anderson is planning to share the story of saving from foreclosure Liberty Hall in West Oakland at 7:30 at the sudo meeting on Wednesday. // Matt ----- Reply message ----- From: "Sonja Trauss" <sonja.trauss(a)gmail.com> To: "Pete Forsyth" <peteforsyth(a)gmail.com> Cc: "sudo-discuss" <sudo-discuss(a)lists.sudoroom.org> Subject: [sudo-discuss] Possible new sudo space Date: Tue, Nov 26, 2013 10:58 Just because that's the usual context for gentrification. "pretty mixed" in that context meant in the interests and jobs of the residents. I meant w o is already home to many anarchists/ makers/ artists. Not clear though, fair. I should look up the race breakdown though. It's 65% black I think and the rest Asian Latino and white. Not in that order, I don't remember the order. On Tuesday, November 26, 2013, Pete Forsyth wrote: Sonja, given that -- as you say -- West Oakland is "pretty mixed" racially and culturally, what is it that leads you to conclude that Amber was talking about black people, and commenting on race? Pete On Tue, Nov 26, 2013 at 10:13 AM, Sonja Trauss <sonja.trauss(a)gmail.com> wrote: Yeah you need to give black people more credit. Did you know, some of them like coffee shops also? some of them can read? Some of them have computers? Some of them might become sudo members? Black people are pretty similar to white people and like lots of the same things!!! Wow. In any case w. O. Is pretty mixed. There are lots burners and anarchists there that would like sudo room too. My roommate Randall will be there every day if you move to 8th and Alice. Listen if anyone on this list is actually worried about the harmful effects of gentrification, I'm happy to brainstorm how to accomplish these two specific goals:Under no circumstances should the west Oakland housing projects move or be converted. (This will not be a real concern for 25 years, but still) Make new building in w o very very easy. The main attractive feature of w O is cheapness of rent. We still have plenty of empty space. There is no reason that supply tightness should cause rents to rise for 50 more years SO LONG AS ANTI GENTRIFICATION concerns DONT PREVENT NEW BUILDING. On Tuesday, November 26, 2013, Pete Forsyth wrote: Everybody has different views on gentrification. But speaking for myself, the kind that bothers me is the high-security condos with on-site parking where rich people get cheap real estate and then have zero incentive or inclination to engage with their neighbors. They drive to work, drive to Whole Foods, and in between sit behind bars on their balconies while their neighbors push shopping carts by their fortresslike front doors to the recycling center. Sudo Room *exists* to build community. It may not build the kind of community that everybody wants to participate in, but it does offer opportunities that don't exist absent a hacker space. It's hard for me to imagine Sudo Room doing damage to its neighborhood, and even if something unexpected happened, I think its community would act quickly to correct the problem. Pete On Tue, Nov 26, 2013 at 8:45 AM, AnimationAmber . <amberyadaanimation(a)gmail.com> wrote: It should be noted that aiming for a space in a "less-gentrified" neighborhood does overlook the possibility that Sudo's presence would have a gentrifying effect. Thoughts? -amber On Mon, Nov 25, 2013 at 9:06 PM, Marc Juul <juul(a)labitat.dk> wrote: Matt, Jenny and myself went and looked at another space that could potentially be a new sudo space. We've started gathering information about it here: https://sudoroom.org/wiki/8th_and_Alice My personal feeling about the space is: This is an awesome space with lots of natural light. It addresses two of the major concerns raised about The Omni in being two blocks from BART in a neighborhood that seems/feels safer than the area around MacArthur BART, and in being located in a less gentrified neighborhood. The one drawback in comparing it to the current space and The Omni is the lack of a big separate common area for events. It is _very_ similar to Noisebridge in almost every way. -- marc/juul _______________________________________________ sudo-discuss mailing list sudo-discuss(a)lists.sudoroom.org http://lists.sudoroom.org/listinfo/sudo-discuss --

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Fwd: [Double-Union] ChimeHack

by Marina Kukso

---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: alaina percival <alainapercival(a)gmail.com> Date: Tue, Nov 19, 2013 at 10:45 AM Subject: [Double-Union] ChimeHack To: doubleunion(a)lists.doubleunion.org Hey! Can you all help me get the word out about Women Who Code's first hackathon? (all genders are welcome!) We are partnering with awesome organizations like UNICEF, UN Women, and Vital Voices to produce solutions that could impact women and girls around the world. e.g. Vital Voices is presenting a hackathon challenge that would tell the story of the impact their 14,000 women leaders make on a day-to-day basis. There is going to be a $10,000 cash prize for each team that best solves a challenge. More info: http://www.meetup.com/Women-Who-Code-SF/events/147873732/ Apply here: *http://bit.ly/WWCchimeHack <http://bit.ly/WWCchimeHack>* THANK YOU! Alaina -- Alaina <http://twitter.com/alaina> 415-370-1085 _______________________________________________ Doubleunion mailing list Doubleunion(a)lists.doubleunion.org http://lists.doubleunion.org/listinfo.cgi/doubleunion-doubleunion.org

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Fwd: [P2P-F] PhD funding scheme in the UK

by Marina Kukso

---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Andreas Wittel <andreas.wittel(a)gmail.com> Date: Tue, Nov 26, 2013 at 7:15 AM Subject: [P2P-F] PhD funding scheme in the UK To: p2p-foundation(a)lists.ourproject.org *AHRC funding for UK/EU Arts and Humanities research students* The Midlands3Cities Doctoral Training Partnership will be awarding 410 PhD studentships over a five year period to excellent research students in the Arts and Humanities. The DTP, a collaboration between Nottingham Trent, Nottingham, Birmingham, Birmingham City, Leicester and De Montfort universities, provides research candidates with cross-institutional mentoring, expert supervision, including cross-institutional supervision where appropriate, subject specific and generic training, and professional support in preparing for a career. *Nottingham Trent University is inviting applications from students whose research interests include:* - p2p - (digital) commons - digital media - political economy - free culture, piracy, sharing, open access etc. - networked labour The deadline for AHRC funding applications is 9th January 2014, by which time students must have applied for a place to study and have provided two references to a university within the DTP. For full details of eligibility, funding and research supervision areas, please visit *MailScanner has detected a possible fraud attempt from "owa.ntu.ac.uk" claiming to be*www.midlands3cities.ac.uk<https://owa.ntu.ac.uk/owa/redir.aspx?C=9XPC5DfEikOQg7OyOEW2aLQR8npOvtAIJFZO…>or contact enquiries(a)midlands3cities.ac.uk<https://owa.ntu.ac.uk/owa/redir.aspx?C=9XPC5DfEikOQg7OyOEW2aLQR8npOvtAIJFZO…>. Please send initial expressions of interest and research proposals to andreas.wittel(a)ntu.ac.uk _______________________________________________ P2P Foundation - Mailing list http://www.p2pfoundation.net https://lists.ourproject.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/p2p-foundation

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Re: [sudo-discuss] Decode -- a sudo room community call to action

by mattsenate＠gmail.com

The current encoding is very difficult to parse. Please share your thoughts and feelings in alternative formats, aim for simplicity and honesty, holding respect for one another. I can't tell who is upset at who or what, and feel like verbosity obscures valuable insights, praises, skepticisms, critiques, and ideas. For instance, write some ideas as pages on the wiki, or a poem, or talk to another sudoer, or a trusted friend, or join everyone at the Wednesday meeting, or whatever works to simplify and preserve your individual unique and valuable perspectives! // Matt ----- Reply message ----- From: "Max Klein" <isalix(a)gmail.com> To: "Matthew Senate" <mattsenate(a)gmail.com> Cc: "sudo-discuss" <sudo-discuss(a)lists.sudoroom.org> Subject: [sudo-discuss] Decode -- a sudo room community call to action Date: Fri, Nov 22, 2013 18:28 Can you explain a bit more what a decoding of our email list would look like? For instance, is it replying to the orginal message and saying "I understand your email means [summary of contet]"? Is it spawning a separate thread discussing giving analysis on the back-and-forth, saying "in that previous thread I read sudoer1 becoming offendend by sudoer0's message"? I like your idea of giving some interpretation, and would like to know your vision for how exactly it would manifest. -notconfusing. On 21 November 2013 13:54, Matthew Senate <mattsenate(a)gmail.com> wrote: Hey all, At last night's meeting I shared that many recent threads on the email list and off-list have made me feel hurt emotionally. I get the impression that there is a feeling of a lack of resolution, and that major issues get left ignored to fester. I need help--I want to ask sudoers to decode our communications to get closer to core issues that we can learn to address to improve as a community to perform our values https://sudoroom.org/wiki/Articles_of_Association#Values I have reached out to find resources to help us grow emotionally and socially over the coming months, and I encourage others to do the same. // Matt p.s. For some time, I was burnt out on the sudo-discuss email list. In the space, on frustrated occasions, I spouted verbal negativity about the list and how I felt derailment, non-sequitur, and miscommunication promoted further negativity and did not reflect sudo's values. However, I realized this isn't how I feel about the sudo-discuss list. I have always felt it is necessary to embrace our online communications--and community--as much as any other contributing element or energy in sudo room. For this reason, it is even more crucial that I extend my personal appreciation, offer vindication for any time (all cycles) spent on sudo room, and remind myself publicly that our discussion list is a core component to running a creative community and hacker space. _______________________________________________ sudo-discuss mailing list sudo-discuss(a)lists.sudoroom.org http://lists.sudoroom.org/listinfo/sudo-discuss

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Re: [sudo-discuss] [Noisebridge-discuss] Dance at death guild night with Sudo and noisebridge

by Romy Ilano

I'm not going tonight but I know some other NB and sudoroom folks who might be there Next week maybe we should have a flash meeting place of chill at the bar in the pizza place <3 Sent from my iPhone > On Nov 25, 2013, at 9:52 PM, John Adams <jna(a)retina.net> wrote: > > I'll be there. > > -j > > > >> On Mon, Nov 18, 2013 at 8:05 PM, Romy Ilano <romy.ilano(a)gmail.com> wrote: >> Hey everyone :: >> >> would you like to have an epic goth night with sudoroom && noisebridge together at death guild tonight? >> >> Let's get out dance out , wear lots of make up and talk shop. I always prefer meetings where people can move instead of sitting still ... >> _______________________________________________ >> Noisebridge-discuss mailing list >> Noisebridge-discuss(a)lists.noisebridge.net >> https://www.noisebridge.net/mailman/listinfo/noisebridge-discuss >

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Fwd: [CCL] Invitation to Art & Science show Dec 6-8 in Oakland

by Marc Juul

---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Simona Zompi <simona.zompi(a)gmail.com> Date: Mon, Nov 25, 2013 at 8:54 PM Subject: [CCL] Invitation to Art & Science show Dec 6-8 in Oakland To: Ahnon I <ahnon(a)ahnon.org>, Counter Labs < counterculturelabs(a)googlegroups.com> Cc: Angela Weinberg <angelaweinberg(a)gmail.com>, "nataliemal(a)berkeley.edu" < nataliemal(a)berkeley.edu>, Kimiya Hojjat <kimiya92(a)gmail.com> Dear Ahnon and CCL members I wanted to invite you to an art show that will take place on Dec 6-8 in Oakland at the Radiance Community Center. The opening is on Friday Dec 6th 6-10pm then the show will be on Sat and Sun from 1-5pm. Angela, Kimiya and Natalie are the 3 students from UC Berkeley who are organizing the show which you all may know. Please feel free to send the invitation widely and resend to your networks. Ahnon please feel free to use other CCL social networks. Best, Simona *It's a free event! There will be music! *And it'f first Friday/Art murmur in Oakland so drop by at our show before or after heading to Uptown! More info: The facebook page. <https://www.facebook.com/events/1435026673385751/?ref_newsfeed_story_type=r…> The eventbrite registration.<http://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-creative-consciousness-tickets-5530120740> A word from the students who are organizing the show: We are the facilitators of the Art and Science DeCal at Berkeley. In this class, we teach a group of about 20 students about the interdisciplinary connections within art and science. We seek to show how one can apply knowledge from the two fields to enhance related fields, including medicine, to cartography, to technology. Every week this semester we held either a creative workshop or invited a speaker to discuss the intricacies intertwining the two fields. For example, we had Carols Sequin come in to speak about mathematical knots and their implementation into artistic sculptural pieces. We also had a class on sound aesthetics and what makes music beautiful, as seen through a physicist's perspective. We talked about synesthesia, cognitive structures... you name it! This December, we are having an art show to showcase the students' original artwork in the class. They have been assigned to choose a scientific topic they are passionate about and explain it through a specific medium of art. The gallery will feature not only engaging art work from students of all different scientific majors and beyond, but also feature a sensory science exhibit. In conjunction with the Synesthesia Association of Berkeley, we will have a sensory isolation chamber that vibrates a participant's body to the tune of dubstep, a reel of engaging optical illusions and other cross-sensory demonstrations. You can also expect to enjoy a performance from the Multimedia Orchestra at Cal and beats all night from local DJ Schwa. We wanted to personally invite you to attend The Creative Consciousness, an art gallery and science exhibit which aims to encourage a consciousintegration of arts in the sciences and sciences in the arts. We think this event will be highly rewarding. Please do join us in celebrating these two wonderful fields in a fun and engaging way. Spread the word, invite your friends, and enjoy. -- Simona ZOMPI, MD, PhD Immunology & Global Health Consulting www.simonazompi.com LinkedIn Profile<http://www.linkedin.com/profile/view?id=19020451&trk=nav_responsive_tab_pro…> -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Counter Culture Labs" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to counterculturelabs+unsubscribe(a)googlegroups.com. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/groups/opt_out.

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