Hi Marc -
how dare you!?!
please stop the personal attacks.
you make a big fuss about moving and you veto any solution where we
have to deal with the landlord. and then when we follow your
leadership, you double back.
what's the deal, marc?
-Eddan
> ---------- Forwarded message ----------
> From: Marc Juul <juul(a)labitat.dk>
> Date: Tue, Oct 1, 2013 at 4:27 AM
> Subject: Re: [CCL] Re: [sudo-discuss] Fwd: The Omni
> To: cere.yahoo(a)gmail.com
> Cc: Matthew Harbowy <hbergeronx(a)gmail.com>, "counterculturelabs(a)googlegroups.com
> " <counterculturelabs(a)googlegroups.com>
>
>
> On Mon, Sep 30, 2013 at 5:50 PM, <cere.yahoo(a)gmail.com> wrote:
> *nod*
>
> I think your concerns are valid, Matt. But before we assuming that
> we're in a situation where good money follows bad, we should prolly
> do some due diligence and figure out what's really going on with an
> in-person meeting with Eddan and Matt and perhaps even (god forbid)
> a meeting with George and Laurie as well as a follow on.
>
> I want to chime in real quick with an important note: Please don't
> assume that Eddan is in any position of leadership or decision-
> making power in sudo room. He is not active in sudo room, nor has he
> been doing anything for or with sudo room for the past several
> months, except to show up for the past few meetings and make
> unrealistic suggestions about buying the whole building where sudo
> room is currently located.
>
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I'll BE THERE!
Tx.Blackwell
Troy Massey <ecoeconomist11(a)gmail.com> wrote:
>On Wed, Sep 25, 2013 at 11:03 AM, Troy Massey
><<http://EconomicPolicyJournal.com>
>ecoeconomist11(a)gmail.com> wrote:
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>>
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>> "ECONOMIC CONTROVERSIES"
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>A DISCUSSION GROUP AND CONCEPT RESOURCE
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>> Hello Bay Area citizens,
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>
>> I am proposing to hold discussions on current economic controversies
>>
>> Bob Wenzel a local dedicated Austrian school economist will be in
>> attendance to offer his controversial perspective on the economy, it's
>> mechanisms, and will be available to answer general questions through out
>> his presentation.
>>
>> Be prepared to learn and promote your own thoughts. We encourage people to
>> bring any burning questions and perspectives which will be worked into the
>> presentations so that we can study to help develop dialogue.
>>
>>
>> EconomicPolicyJournal.com
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>> www.Sudoroom.org
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>> We will be holding the discussions on
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>> * 7pm Tuesdays at Sudoroom *
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>> (2141 Broadway on 22nd street entrance Oakland 94612 )
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>> We look forward to your attendance!
>> <http://EconomicPolicyJournal.com>
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>> We will be holding the discussions on
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>> **7pm** Tuesdays at Sudoroom*
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>> (2141 Broadway on 22nd street entrance Oakland 94612 )
>>
>> ( type in your blog or webpage here Bob )
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>> www.Sudoroom.org
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>> We look forward to your attendance!
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Hell Holy Kopimists and Sudoers,
A group of self-organized students from UC Berkeley want to Visit Sudo Room
on October 14th 5pm to take theory into praxis. Their student-run class is
"Politics of Digital Piracy" .
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Education_Program:University_of_California,_B…
They are asking if someone would like to take point on peer-teaching one of
the following topics to the insatiable and impressionable minds of the
hackcers-to-be.
As far as volunteers go, I think if would be cool if someone:
> a.) did a hands-on workshop setting up Thunderbird, enigmail, and explain
> a bit about encryption/decryption, pgp and private keys ect.
>
> b.) setting up tor. Despite its recent cracks, there have been students
> that have expressed interest in using Tor.
>
> c.) talk about the hack culture, and what kind of things sudoroom does.
>
> Let me know if you think this is doable. Should be fun. Also, bringing a
> group from the Open Computing Facility as well.
>
Please reply all so that our organizer Angelica can be part of the
conversation or reply to her directly.
Gratutiously yours,
Max
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From: Angelica Tavella <angelicatavella(a)gmail.com>
Date: 30 September 2013 08:32
Subject: Re: September updates
To: Max Klein <isalix(a)gmail.com>
Cc: Matthew Senate <mattsenate(a)gmail.com>
Great.
So here is a link to the class wiki page (yes, we're still using your
implementation of the WMF Education Program).
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Education_Program:University_of_California,_B…
The topics we have covered so far are copyright law, privacy and
surveillance, hack culture, and are moving on to peer to peer networks this
week.
The week of Oct 14 (the proposed evening), we will just be presenting
midterm projects, so I think the learning objective of our trip to sudoroom
could be related to any of our covered topics so far.
As far as volunteers go, I think if would be cool if someone:
a.) did a hands-on workshop setting up Thunderbird, enigmail, and explain
a bit about encryption/decryption, pgp and private keys ect.
b.) setting up tor. Despite its recent cracks, there have been students
that have expressed interest in using Tor.
c.) talk about the hack culture, and what kind of things sudoroom does.
Let me know if you think this is doable. Should be fun. Also, bringing a
group from the Open Computing Facility as well.
-Ang
Any Noisebridge and Sudoroom regulars into some death guild tonight? There's ample wifi there and I run into you all from time to time !
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I am hoping we continue to occupy the current location under more favorable terms. The access to not only BART, but city government, assemblies, events, community is appealing.
Sent from my Samsung Galaxy Note™, an AT&T LTE smartphone
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Subject: Re: [sudo-discuss] Fwd: The Omni
From: David Keenan <dkeenan44(a)gmail.com>
To: "sudo-discuss(a)lists.sudoroom.org" <sudo-discuss(a)lists.sudoroom.org>
CC: Re: [sudo-discuss] Fwd: The Omni
Thanks Eddan for clarifying.
Im sad i missed the joint meeting with CCL re: moving in - we definitely need more meatspace strategizing on making a 3-way move like that happen -
I'm really happy that marina and y'all are checking out the Omni and other potential spaces - I'm going to start looking pretty hard and get BAPSers in on this too - sounds like a guesstimated combo sudo/baps/ccl monthly budget would be ~$4500, does that seem about right?
Re: SUDO moving into the Omni, it sounds super cool and personally I have no problem with the location - but I do think if there are ppl living in the space, that might make it challenging - conversely if there are lots of loud shows there, that might make having a class tough? And more or less importantly.. are there windows in the Omni space? It's be great if whatever space SUDO moved to had more natural light..
On Monday, September 30, 2013, Eddan Katz wrote:
Terminating the current lease means the latter, David. That is - at that point, a new/better lease can be negotiated. Or not, if so decided.
While the details on what a co-op purchase would look like still have to be hammered out in detail, it was my understanding from George that he was interested in an arrangement that would include selling off equity in that portion. Different organizations would put up money in their collective shares and that wing would be organized as a co-op with the different organizational/individual owners taking part in the decision-making of managing the building.
On Sep 30, 2013, at 12:05 PM, David Keenan wrote:
Hey guys,
Regarding leaving 2141 and scoping out new spaces..
I was hoping someone could fill me in on what is really meant by deciding we are officially 'terminating the lease' in Dec. ?
Does it mean we are definitely out of 2141 come Jan., ie, we definitely dont want to stay at 2141? Has that been decided?
Or, would we have the opportunity to negotiate a new/better lease if we did decide to keep on at 2141?
Re: a co-op purchase of part of 2141, what are the brass tacks of that exactly? I..e, do we have however many tens of thousands I imagine we would need for most mortgage downpayments? Is there some angel investor here I dunno about?
Along the same lines what are our real-world options with respect buying the church, or part of the Omni? Or are we just talking about renting part of the omni?
Personally, I'd prefer to move, but move with BAPS, SUDO, and CCL. It kind of seems like maybe we should find a good place to move to, and understand what our combined budget is. if SUDO moves out without BAPS that would suck for BAPS and also mean that SUDO would probably get a smaller space than we would get if we combined forces, synchronized, and all moved somewhere together (or mayber stayed at 2141 together, under more amenable conditions). Staying together being the operative word to me here..
Best.
David
On Mon, Sep 30, 2013 at 10:46 AM, David Rorex <drorex(a)gmail.com> wrote:
On Sun, Sep 29, 2013 at 5:05 PM, Marina Kukso <marina.kukso(a)gmail.com> wrote:
*Half the room will still be avavilable, and could be Sudo's for approx $2k/month.
How many square feet are we getting in exchange for that $2k?
*It is 10 minutes walk from McArthur BART
That's not too bad, obviously closer is better, and MacArthur is not a very safe area at night, but it's oakland, what are you gonna do
On Sun, Sep 29, 2013 at 9:01 PM, Tracy Jacobs <kinetical(a)comcast.net> wrote:
You do realize that's very close to Ace Monster Toys? If Sudo room moves up to the Berkeley Border, it would make sense to join with Ace Monster Toys. Also, in my opinion that is way too far from Bart, and way too far from where I live, so I would probably not ever go there.
Sounds like an interesting space though, and that is a better neighborhood than where AMT is now. Maybe they would be interested in this space?
Tracy
It's 1.4 mi away, which is relatively close, though not a super convenient walking distance. However they are looking for bigger cheaper spaces (minimum 3000 sq ft, and at most $1/sqft), so I'm not sure this would work. Also they have a requirement that anything over 2500sqft MUST have overhead sprinklers. That combined with the noise constraints might be an issue, since AMT has lots of big noisy toys (large CNC router tables, laser cutters, power saws, etc)
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Hi sudo room and public school!
People from sudo room, the public school and counter culture labs are
showing up at 7 pm today (friday) to talk about the possibility of moving
in together.
Come join if you want to be part of the discussion!
--
Marc Juul
Hi! I'm new to Oakland/SudoRoom, so this may be the completely wrong
place to ask this... but can anyone recommend a good electrician to
run phone cables? Ideally one who is available on the weekends?
Zee
Yes, the building itself is certainly not worth a lot/if anything. It was
built by one of the founders of that specific church, some 4-7 decades ago.
One of the churchgoers' fathers I believe. But hey! with some creativity,
skill and hard work anything is possible, and building new dwelling(s)
doesn't necessarily have to be a 2 year project.
Might even be possible to get for less than 400k.
Make a great day,
Morten H. D. Fuglsang
US: +1 415 799 6931 // skype: FlyvendeHest
On Fri, Sep 27, 2013 at 4:03 PM, David Wild <davidnorbertwild(a)gmail.com>wrote:
> rad, max.
>
> you seem to know a thing or two about group financing. but for more info I
> bet you could get advice on group purchasing from this crew who is starting
> a community nexus in north oakland. check them out:
> https://www.facebook.com/theomniproject . they recently acquired a huge
> lot on shattuck behind creative reuse!
>
> i can put you in touch with one of the founding members if you like!
>
> -dw
>
>
> On Fri, Sep 27, 2013 at 1:57 PM, Max Klein <isalix(a)gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> Hello All,
>>
>> ==What?==
>> There is a church that has gone bankrupt, and their property is for sale.
>>
>> 2439 Adeline Street
>> Oakland, CA 94607
>>
>> The appraisal value is $500k, but it is not on the market yet. (Appraisal
>> pdf attached). So my feeling is that we can make an offer for somewhere
>> around $400k if we organize quickly.
>>
>> There are some pictures in the appraisal PDF.
>>
>> I have set up an appointment to View the church at 8pm on Tuesday 1st
>> October. I'm inviting you to come see if you want.
>>
>> ==Communal Buying==
>> There are several ways to buy the property. I am intrigued by a
>> multi-buyer shared-equity approach. Where everybody that pays not
>> necessarily equal amounts, owns equity in not necessarily equal amounts.
>>
>> There has also been an offer of lender financing if we put $178k down.
>>
>> I am open to creative solutions.
>>
>> ==Potential Uses==
>> Currently it is zoned "CIX" commercial-industrial mix. That means that
>> officially you can only use one-third of the space for living. If we were
>> to get a mortgage we would need a business license. Of course thought once
>> you own it, there isn't zoning police that check what you do with it.
>>
>> So we could make this into housing, hostel, a venue, keep it a church,
>> have a tiny house village on the back bit.
>>
>> Again I am open to creative solutions.
>>
>> ==Get in touch==
>> If you want to come to the viewing, please email or call me (7074787023).
>>
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To: <exchequer(a)sudoroom.org>, <eddan(a)eddan.com>, <mattsenate(a)gmail.com>, "'Robert Wenzel'" <rw(a)economicpolicyjournal.com>, <poems(a)zachhouston.com>
Subject: Raw Food Meetup Group - 11/3/2013 Confirmed for Large Space
Date: Fri, Sep 27, 2013 20:17
Hi All-Since I didn’t get word of any conflicts I have scheduled our Raw Foods Meetup Group for 11/3 with Heather Haxo Philips teaching a Fermentation Class. Setup 2-3, class 3-5, clean-up 5-6 (Sunday afternoon). I would also like to schedule a similar time for December 14th unless you have anything scheduled. Please let me know ASAP.Thank you!Laurie
Hello All,
==What?==
There is a church that has gone bankrupt, and their property is for sale.
2439 Adeline Street
Oakland, CA 94607
The appraisal value is $500k, but it is not on the market yet. (Appraisal
pdf attached). So my feeling is that we can make an offer for somewhere
around $400k if we organize quickly.
There are some pictures in the appraisal PDF.
I have set up an appointment to View the church at 8pm on Tuesday 1st
October. I'm inviting you to come see if you want.
==Communal Buying==
There are several ways to buy the property. I am intrigued by a multi-buyer
shared-equity approach. Where everybody that pays not necessarily equal
amounts, owns equity in not necessarily equal amounts.
There has also been an offer of lender financing if we put $178k down.
I am open to creative solutions.
==Potential Uses==
Currently it is zoned "CIX" commercial-industrial mix. That means that
officially you can only use one-third of the space for living. If we were
to get a mortgage we would need a business license. Of course thought once
you own it, there isn't zoning police that check what you do with it.
So we could make this into housing, hostel, a venue, keep it a church, have
a tiny house village on the back bit.
Again I am open to creative solutions.
==Get in touch==
If you want to come to the viewing, please email or call me (7074787023).
Tomorrow if you join us you might be saying Today I Learned cool things
about brain-inspired algorithms, and then had fun with
PyBrain<http://pybrain.org/>afterwards. Jointly with Counter Culture
labs, this:
Study of the brain has inspired algorithms that seek to emulate how it
functions for as long as practical computers have existed with which to try
these algorithms out. We'll look at some of the most notable of these and
find out how our understanding of the brain has given us powerful tools to
solve difficult problems. Get a better handle on your noggin and how it
might work with an algorithmic tour of the brain.
· Cerebellum ― Cerebellar Model Articulation Controller
· Cortex ― Perceptrons, Liquid State Networks, Long Short-Term Memory
· Hippocampus ― Hopfield network
· Thalamus ― Scale-free network Integrated systems ― Miikkulainen's
DISCERN & artificial schizophrenia experiments
· Tools & future directions
Experience as a brain owner is all that is required! We'll start at a
conceptual level suitable for the curious layperson and go deeper into the
technical details according to your interests.
http://www.meetup.com/Counter-Culture-Labs/events/140945552/
hey all,
the awesome foundation <http://www.awesomefoundation.org/> appears to have
expanded its chapter system beyond "fund awesome things in x city" to
include specific topic areas such as open
web<http://www.awesomefoundation.org/en/chapters/openweb>&
food <http://www.awesomefoundation.org/en/chapters/food>.
the awesome foundation model involves 10 people commiting $100 a month into
a single $1000 grant awarded every month. the ten people then pick the
grantee based on criteria they all agree on.
awesome foundation is accepting new chapters and from my understanding it's
not difficult to get approved. i am wondering if there is enough interest
and disposable $$ in our various communities to create a sudo- or bach- or
other topic-specific awesome foundation chapter.
to gauge the number of people who would be interested in something like
this and what kind of topic they'd like to support, please fill out yet
another google form:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/19hKmF0LODOcisqAzPPP2tlOprm-jWaisI_3GTZbKS-…
the results should be visible to everyone.
please feel free to fwd to others (bay area and non-bay-area..who cares -
we have the internet!)
i'll follow up in a week.
- marina
Hello Sudoers!
Tomorrow, Saturday 9/28 at 2 PM!
Alexander Honkala and I will be teaching another class. Last time, we covered some basic tenets of molecular biology, and tried to give you all a topical view of systems biology as well as comfort with the idea of coding your biology with some bio-hacking nanoparticles and/or viruses.
This time around, we will be covering "boorganic chemistry", as well as the basics of pharmacology. We will delve into methods of creating awesome molecules that mimic your biology, and how to use those molecules to build larger assemblies of molecules that can do stuff. Time constraints in mind, we will move at a pace that is comfortable for everyone. We want you to taste how your body interacts with things, and how it makes things to interact with itself.
Hope to see many of you there!
-AW
----------------
Andre Watson
Chief Science Officer
Ligandal Technology
(978) 496-4635
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It'd be cute to make Sudoroom birth certificates
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> Date: Fri, 27 Sep 2013 18:06:25 +0000 (UTC)
> From: Hol Gaskill <hol(a)gaskill.com>
> To: amberyadaanimation(a)gmail.com
> Cc: sudo-discuss(a)lists.sudoroom.org
> Subject: Re: [sudo-discuss] Fwd: Proposal to mitigate issues with
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> sudo birthing center sounds good - i made a flyer
>
> Sep 26, 2013 11:27:50 PM, amberyadaanimation(a)gmail.com wrote:
> ...oops, i mean as in the presence of children on the premises, not necessarily giving birth to them there.?
>> !
>>
>> -amber
>
>>
>> On Thu, Sep 26, 2013 at 11:25 PM, amber yada amberyadaanimation(a)gmail.com> wrote:
> what is the status on having kids in the building?
>> -amber
>>
>> On Thu, Sep 26, 2013 at 3:59 PM, Tony Barreca tony.barreca(a)gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>> I had intended to "Reply all," but mistakenly replied only to Matt.
>
> ---------- Forwarded message ----------
>> From:
>> Tony Barreca tony.barreca(a)gmail.com>
> Date: Thu, Sep 26, 2013 at 11:20 AM
>> Subject: Re: [sudo-discuss] Proposal to mitigate issues with building
>> To: Matthew Senate mattsenate(a)gmail.com>
>
>
> These proposals strike me as practical, feasible, and necessary.?
>>
>> Perhaps more importantly, they also seem to embody a very do-ocratic response to the recent issues.? They won't make all the issues suddenly disappear, but are a huge step in the right direction.
>
>
>
>
>>
>> On Wed, Sep 25, 2013 at 9:31 PM, Matthew Senate mattsenate(a)gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>
>
>> Proposal #1 - access/security:
> New security policy:?
>
> The last person to leave SUDO/BAPS area, or the last person in the area, will:
> - Check all 2nd floor bathrooms, hallways and stairs. (The person bottomlining any BAPS class that gets out in the evenings, should always do this before leaving, even if there are still people at SUDO.)- Make sure the rear stairwell door is deadbolted.
>
>
>
>
> - Ask anyone you don't personally recognize who they are and what they are up to. This is a great way to maintain a welcoming space.- If you are bottomlining an event, make sure you are the last one of those attending to leave, or an appropriate SUDO/BAPS member is there.
>
>
>
>
>
>> New / fix security infrastructure:?
>> - Expand intercom/door-buzz system for the 2 other tenants that rely on 22nd st, as we have done at SUDO.?- Fix the keypad system: fabricate a chassis for the unit, secure it and all cabling up off the ground to the wall, and patch whatever software may be malfunctioning on the unit. (Who set this up?)
>
>
>
>
> - Make 22nd St entrance cam feed accessible to the other 2 building tenants.- Top-of-stairs door adjacent to the bathrooms: Modify/replace door handle lockset to one which always locks - ie, is always locked from the outside, but always openable from the inside, and cannot be left unlocked unless it is propped open. In addition, install a door-closer at the top of the door.
>
>
>
>
> - Install a Public School phone or second line to sudo phone: 510-858-7145
>> Note with the above changes, SUDO/BAPS folks will always use the elevator. Everyone else, such as the other tenants on the 2nd floor that use the 22nd st entrance, will buzz people in via the intercom, then walk to the top-of-the-stairs door near the bathrooms, and let people in. And the 22nd St door will remain locked most all of the time.
>
>
>
>
>
>> Proposal #2 - Cleanliness in shared areas.
>> - Before any big events at SUDO/BAPS, whoever is bottomlining the event should stock the bathrooms with extra TP. I am going to ask Laurie to pay for the TP or include it in our utilities etc., and that it be stored in a space we can get to.
>
>
>
>
> - After any big events, the persons bottomlining it check the bathrooms before leaving- empty the trash, take the trash bag and the key to the trashroom/roll-up door in the alley, empty it, and put in a fresh bag. There are two keys for the trash room, one in SUDO room and one in BAPS (both hanging on a hook on the wall.) Trash bags are found under the sink in the common area, as well as in SUDO room. Note there are also small bags for the compost containers.
>
>
>
>
> - replace any missing / run-out TP
>
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From: Tony Barreca <tony.barreca(a)gmail.com>
Date: Thu, Sep 26, 2013 at 11:20 AM
Subject: Re: [sudo-discuss] Proposal to mitigate issues with building
To: Matthew Senate <mattsenate(a)gmail.com>
These proposals strike me as practical, feasible, and necessary.
Perhaps more importantly, they also seem to embody a very do-ocratic
response to the recent issues. They won't make all the issues suddenly
disappear, but are a huge step in the right direction.
On Wed, Sep 25, 2013 at 9:31 PM, Matthew Senate <mattsenate(a)gmail.com>wrote:
> Proposal #1 - access/security:
>
> New security policy:
>
> The last person to leave SUDO/BAPS area, or the last person in the area,
> will:
>
> - Check all 2nd floor bathrooms, hallways and stairs. (The person
> bottomlining any BAPS class that gets out in the evenings, should always do
> this before leaving, even if there are still people at SUDO.)
> - Make sure the rear stairwell door is deadbolted.
> - Ask anyone you don't personally recognize who they are and what they are
> up to. This is a great way to maintain a welcoming space.
> - If you are bottomlining an event, make sure you are the last one of
> those attending to leave, or an appropriate SUDO/BAPS member is there.
>
> New / fix security infrastructure:
>
> - Expand intercom/door-buzz system for the 2 other tenants that rely on
> 22nd st, as we have done at SUDO.
> - Fix the keypad system: fabricate a chassis for the unit, secure it and
> all cabling up off the ground to the wall, and patch whatever software may
> be malfunctioning on the unit. (Who set this up?)
> - Make 22nd St entrance cam feed accessible to the other 2 building
> tenants.
> - Top-of-stairs door adjacent to the bathrooms: Modify/replace door handle
> lockset to one which always locks - ie, is always locked from the outside,
> but always openable from the inside, and cannot be left unlocked unless it
> is propped open. In addition, install a door-closer at the top of the door.
> - Install a Public School phone or second line to sudo phone: 510-858-7145
>
> Note with the above changes, SUDO/BAPS folks will always use the elevator.
> Everyone else, such as the other tenants on the 2nd floor that use the 22nd
> st entrance, will buzz people in via the intercom, then walk to the
> top-of-the-stairs door near the bathrooms, and let people in. And the 22nd
> St door will remain locked most all of the time.
>
> Proposal #2 - Cleanliness in shared areas.
>
> - Before any big events at SUDO/BAPS, whoever is bottomlining the event
> should stock the bathrooms with extra TP. I am going to ask Laurie to pay
> for the TP or include it in our utilities etc., and that it be stored in a
> space we can get to.
> - After any big events, the persons bottomlining it check the bathrooms
> before leaving
> - empty the trash, take the trash bag and the key to the trashroom/roll-up
> door in the alley, empty it, and put in a fresh bag. There are two keys for
> the trash room, one in SUDO room and one in BAPS (both hanging on a hook on
> the wall.) Trash bags are found under the sink in the common area, as well
> as in SUDO room. Note there are also small bags for the compost containers.
> - replace any missing / run-out TP
>
> _______________________________________________
> sudo-discuss mailing list
> sudo-discuss(a)lists.sudoroom.org
> http://lists.sudoroom.org/listinfo/sudo-discuss
>
>
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Skype: tonybarreca
Twitter: tbarreca
Mobile: (510) 710-5864
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LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/tonybarreca
Skype: tonybarreca
Twitter: tbarreca
Mobile: (510) 710-5864
If anyone has some thoughts/ideas about the Oakland Tool Lending Library, especially in regards to the possibilities for an attached community center/maker space - let me know.
sent from eddan.com
> From: "jon eldan" <eldanj(a)yahoo.com>
> Date: September 26, 2013, 9:33:12 AM PDT
> To: Eddan Katz <eddan(a)eddan.com>
> Subject: Planning for the Future of the Oakland Tool Lending Library
> Reply-To: jon eldan <eldanj(a)yahoo.com>
>
> Eddan,
>
> As I mentioned on our call yesterday, the library administrator and the office of At Large City Council Member Rebecca Kaplan have agreed to work with the Friends of the Tool Lending Library toward making a budget request from the City Council in January for a one-time expenditure to fund the expansion, or expansion and relocation, of the Tool Lending Library (TLL), in order to resolve the long-standing space, access and capacity issues with the TLL.
>
> To do that, we will need a concrete proposal (with budget numbers) that (1) addresses the current and future needs of the TLL (and possibly a community classroom/work space), and (2) identifies a specific City building (assuming a move) and the work necessary to make it ready to house the TLL.
>
> I along with some other members of the Friends of the Tool Lending Library are taking the lead on drafting a report that identifies the TLL's current and future needs and priorities, gathers community input, and makes a strong case for why we need to increase access and capacity.
>
> The library administration will work with the City's Real Estate Department to identify a space based on the criteria we have provided previously (1200-1500 square feet at ground level for easy access, with parking and reasonably close to a freeway and transit lines), and determine the cost of readying that space.
>
> One of the ways we could increase the value of this resource without necessarily increasing initial or ongoing costs to the City would be to relocate to a space large enough to accommodate an expanded TLL (1200-1500 square feet), and also a complimentary space that could house a community classroom and/or a community work space/maker space. My thinking is that the latter operation might be run by a non-profit organization, rather than the City (which presumably does not have the resources to take on and manage a work space).
>
> I note that I have discussed this last idea - a work space/maker space - in a City-owned building - only casually with city officials and the library administration. While it always elicits a positive reaction, we have not sought nor received any official approval or interest.
...
Proposal #1 - access/security:
New security policy:
The last person to leave SUDO/BAPS area, or the last person in the area,
will:
- Check all 2nd floor bathrooms, hallways and stairs. (The person
bottomlining any BAPS class that gets out in the evenings, should always do
this before leaving, even if there are still people at SUDO.)
- Make sure the rear stairwell door is deadbolted.
- Ask anyone you don't personally recognize who they are and what they are
up to. This is a great way to maintain a welcoming space.
- If you are bottomlining an event, make sure you are the last one of those
attending to leave, or an appropriate SUDO/BAPS member is there.
New / fix security infrastructure:
- Expand intercom/door-buzz system for the 2 other tenants that rely on
22nd st, as we have done at SUDO.
- Fix the keypad system: fabricate a chassis for the unit, secure it and
all cabling up off the ground to the wall, and patch whatever software may
be malfunctioning on the unit. (Who set this up?)
- Make 22nd St entrance cam feed accessible to the other 2 building tenants.
- Top-of-stairs door adjacent to the bathrooms: Modify/replace door handle
lockset to one which always locks - ie, is always locked from the outside,
but always openable from the inside, and cannot be left unlocked unless it
is propped open. In addition, install a door-closer at the top of the door.
- Install a Public School phone or second line to sudo phone: 510-858-7145
Note with the above changes, SUDO/BAPS folks will always use the elevator.
Everyone else, such as the other tenants on the 2nd floor that use the 22nd
st entrance, will buzz people in via the intercom, then walk to the
top-of-the-stairs door near the bathrooms, and let people in. And the 22nd
St door will remain locked most all of the time.
Proposal #2 - Cleanliness in shared areas.
- Before any big events at SUDO/BAPS, whoever is bottomlining the event
should stock the bathrooms with extra TP. I am going to ask Laurie to pay
for the TP or include it in our utilities etc., and that it be stored in a
space we can get to.
- After any big events, the persons bottomlining it check the bathrooms
before leaving
- empty the trash, take the trash bag and the key to the trashroom/roll-up
door in the alley, empty it, and put in a fresh bag. There are two keys for
the trash room, one in SUDO room and one in BAPS (both hanging on a hook on
the wall.) Trash bags are found under the sink in the common area, as well
as in SUDO room. Note there are also small bags for the compost containers.
- replace any missing / run-out TP
On Wed, Sep 25, 2013 at 11:03 AM, Troy Massey
<<http://EconomicPolicyJournal.com>
ecoeconomist11(a)gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
> "ECONOMIC CONTROVERSIES"
>
A DISCUSSION GROUP AND CONCEPT RESOURCE
>
>
>
>
>
> Hello Bay Area citizens,
>
> I am proposing to hold discussions on current economic controversies
>
> Bob Wenzel a local dedicated Austrian school economist will be in
> attendance to offer his controversial perspective on the economy, it's
> mechanisms, and will be available to answer general questions through out
> his presentation.
>
> Be prepared to learn and promote your own thoughts. We encourage people to
> bring any burning questions and perspectives which will be worked into the
> presentations so that we can study to help develop dialogue.
>
>
> EconomicPolicyJournal.com
>
> www.Sudoroom.org
>
>
>
> We will be holding the discussions on
>
> * 7pm Tuesdays at Sudoroom *
>
> (2141 Broadway on 22nd street entrance Oakland 94612 )
>
> We look forward to your attendance!
> <http://EconomicPolicyJournal.com>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> We will be holding the discussions on
> *
> **7pm** Tuesdays at Sudoroom*
>
> (2141 Broadway on 22nd street entrance Oakland 94612 )
>
> ( type in your blog or webpage here Bob )
>
> www.Sudoroom.org
>
> We look forward to your attendance!
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Troy Massey
> 510.383.6117
>
> LIBRARIAN
> www.SUDOroom.org
> 2141 Broadway
> Oakland Ca, 94612
>
>
> COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR
> www.CommunityDemocracyProject.org
>
>
> "You are the source of freedom. The price of freedom is awareness and
> action."
>
---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Nicole Neditch <nneditch(a)gmail.com>
Date: Tue, Sep 24, 2013 at 9:08 PM
Subject: [OpenOakland Brigade] Invitation to Reception/Press Conference
To: openoakland(a)googlegroups.com
OpenOakland,
In the coming week, there will be two opportunities to check out the City's
new Public Records Request application built by Oakland's 2013 Code for
America Fellows and celebrate its launch. Come tomorrow night to our thank
you/preview reception from 6-8pm in City Hall (there will be wine!), or
come to the Press Conference on Tuesday, October 1 at the main library
downtown, 2nd floor, teen zone from 10:30 to 11:30am.
*Tomorrow night: *
Come see how your support for the Code for America fellowship has made a
positive impact on Oakland!
Be among the first to see the City of Oakland's new app that furthers our
goals of increased transparency, more efficient processes and better access
to public information. Join Mayor Jean Quan along with Councilmember Libby
Schaaf for a special preview of Oakland's new Public Record's app, and chat
with the fellows and staff that been working on this project. We will have
some light refreshments.
Wednesday, September 25, 2013
6pm to 8pm
City Hall
1 Frank H Ogawa Plaza, 3rd Floor
Oakland, CA 6412
If you haven't done so already, please RSVP:
https://cfareception.eventbrite.com/
*Press Conference: *
On Tuesday, October 1, we are going to be officially launching Oakland's
2013 Code for America project -- the new Public Records Request system. We
hope that you can join us for the press conference.
Oakland Public Library, Main Branch
125 14th Street, 2nd Floor, Teen Zone
Oakland, CA
10:30am -- 11:30am
Hope to see you at one or both of these events!
Thanks, Nicole
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Who's a little crazy about wiki?
Next week there will be a "Wiki Wednesday" at the Wikimedia Foundation
offices in SF (right by BART). Details:
http://eekim.com/blog/2013/09/wikiwednesday-in-san-francisco-state-of-the-w…
Wiki Wednesdays are typically social events for people who are active with
wikis, interested in how they can be used, etc.
It would be great to see Sudo Room people there!
Also, if anybody is subscribed to the Noisebridge list, please cross-post
there. The last Wiki Wednesday I did was at Noisebridge, and people seemed
very interested.
Pete
Anybody interested in restarting morning math? I live a lot closer now and
would be able to come regularly. I would love it if we all tackled a
problem/puzzle, or a couple problems depending on peoples experience,
together instead of only doing discussion, maybe rebrand it as Math Dojo.
What are people who are interested schedules' like?
http://www.businessweek.com/articles/2013-09-20/why-its-hard-to-make-an-eth…
Why It's Hard to Make an Ethically Sourced Smartphone
A Dutch startup called Fairphone has just unveiled what is being heralded as “the world’s first ethically-sourced smartphone.” That’s supposed to mean the company’s supply chains won’t end up using, say, criminal gangs in poor countries or employers of improper child labor. But the handset is nowhere close to 100 percent ethically sourced. “That would be nearly impossible,” says Bibi Bleekemolen, a researcher for the company.
Why so hard? Much of the problem has to do with sometimes hard-to-get, and hard-to-trace, minerals. “There are at least 30 minerals that go into the production chain—think copper, cobalt, tin, tungsten, tantalum—and the supply chain for electronics is very complex,” Bleekemolen explains. “There are hundreds of components attached to the printed circuit board and all of the individual components have their own suppliers and sub-suppliers.”
What’s more, minerals found in smartphones often come from conflict zones, most notably the Democratic Republic of Congo, where many mines are controlled by warlords and armed groups that use the profits to bankroll the country’s brutal, ongoing battles. “Congo is one of the poorest countries, but it is rich in terms of minerals,” Bleekemollen says, noting that it holds about 40 percent of the world’s tin, among many other resources.
As part of the Dodd-Frank Act, the Securities and Exchange Commission last year ruled that U.S. companies must begin reporting the origins of their minerals, as well as the refineries and smelters used to process them, by May 2014. Some electronics giants, including Intel (INTC), Motorola, Hewlett-Packard (HP), and Philips (PHIA), have reportedly begun researching their supply chains and taking steps to avoid conflict minerals.
Fairphone, founded by designer Bas van Abel in 2010, is seeking incremental gains. So far the startup has managed to ethically source only tin and tantalum by partnering with NGOs that track supply chains. As for the other 28 minerals, Bleekemollen says, “We don’t have a clue where they come from.” She also notes that the tin and tantalum are only conflict-free, meaning rebel groups don’t have access to profits, but they aren’t necessarily produced with fair labor practices in mind. The goal is to improve sourcing with each new iteration of Fairphone.
Funded almost entirely through crowdsourcing, Fairphone has already received 15,000 orders for its phone, which retails for $440 and will become available in December. The handset looks similar to a Samsung (005930) Galaxy or Apple (AAPL), is unlocked, works with all mobile carriers, and runs on a custom version of Google (GOOG)‘s Android operating system.
To improve each phone’s lifespan and discourage waste, Fairphones are built to be opened up and will come with instruction manuals so users can perform repairs on their own. They have two sim card slots so people can merge their personal and business lines.
The phones are produced in a factory in China where Bleekemollen says the startup has set up a fund to ensure fair living wages and good working conditions. It’s a small operation and an admittedly risky venture. “If the factory which makes the devices is engulfed by an earthquake, I am going to have to refund them one by one,” Fairfound founder van Abel told the AFP. “When I think about it I can’t even sleep or eat.”
Still, the company is already in talks with mobile carriers such as Vodafone (VOD) and the Netherland’s VPN, which ordered 1,000 Fairphones. The hope, Bleekemollen says, is to change the industry from within and make supply chains more transparent, so other companies can more easily identify and use ethically-sourced minerals.. “As a social enterprise we can aim for impact maximization rather than profit maximization. That’s a big difference in the business model we have.”
Still, to make a phone that is 100 percent ethically sourced, Bleekemollen says Fairphone will need many more reliable partnerships: “We’re 15 people in Amsterdam, what do we know?”
Sent from my iPad
Sudo-kids was off to a quiet start with some piano lessons and food
preparation when our landlord came in yelling "everybody out! all kids
out! no kids! everybody under 18 leave the building!" He claims that 2
weeks ago, Laurie sent all tenants an email to the effect of children
being generally unwelcome. We talked him into backing down for
tonight, but not before the kids were exposed to a lot of abusive
behavior and language, sadly.
Some reasons he cited were:
* Lack of insurance
* We don't pay for the common space, or not enough
* A recent sudo-kids event where a gross mess was left in the bathroom.
* A (perhaps related) event where kids were smashing something with a ball (?)
He also provided a new and different interpretation of his birthday
proceedings, namely that furniture and things "temporarily" removed
would perhaps not return afterwards.
Interactions with him are always difficult. As usual, his concerns are
real, but his way of communicating them absolutely unacceptable. His
willingness to take a room full of children of all ages down this
well-worn path of abusive tirade leaves me especially demoralized.
All:
The Metabolex auction pickup closes today, and there are at least *4
biosafety cabinets* in sparkling condition, certified clean and calibrated
with paperwork, that have not been picked up, possibly abandoned. I am
attempting to negotiate with BioSurplus to see if we could buy one of them
outright for cash, but it would also likely need to be picked up TODAY.
I think my negotiations might have a bit more oomph if I could get a bunch
of people and a truck out to Metabolex at 3:45 today- that's in less than 2
hours. I'm going to be there in the parking lot- anyone who can back be or
help me out with this, please just show up. If you need a ride from Union
City BART around 3:30, email me directly or call me and I can pick up one,
maybe two people from BART.
If you have tools, bring em.
The meeting place is
parking lot of Metabolex (back of building, loading dock)
3878 Bay Center Place
Hayward, CA 94545
Thanks in advance!
And if anyone needs something off my equipment list, I'd be happy to give
you an open house tour after.
-matt
---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Laurie Cooperman Rosen <Lscoop(a)comcast.net>
Date: Fri, Sep 20, 2013 at 8:55 PM
Subject: Request for November 3rd, and info on a janitorial assistant
To: Laurie Cooperman Rosen <Lscoop(a)comcast.net>
Cc: eddan(a)eddan.com, mattsenate(a)gmail.com, poems(a)zachhouston.com,
exchequer(a)sudoroom.org, David Keenan <dkeenan44(a)gmail.com>,
wenzel505(a)gmail.com
Hi All-
First, I would like to request use of the kitchen area of the big space on
Sunday, November 3rd, from 2-5pm (2-3pm=setup, 3-5pm=class on Fermentation,
5-6pm breakdown/cleanup/get out)--note that we do remove any trash that we
generate. I want to make sure that there are no conflicts with any other
scheduled events and need to respond to the organizer ASAP. Probably 20-30
people, similar to the meetup that we had prior to George's party last week.
If I don't hear of any objections/conflicts by Monday evening, I'll go ahead
and schedule the event. I'll also send an email to any interested in
registering. Heather Haxo Philips is a very well-known local raw chef and
yoga instructor.
Second, I met a very nice young man from one of our tenants (David Wei, an
awesome Qui Gong instructor)....he's about 19-20 and is looking for work.
He specializes in Martial Arts, and among other odd jobs is currently doing
janitorial for a Meditation Center, where everything is all about
cleanliness. He'd work for $10-$12/hour (maybe depending on whether it's
taxed or not?) and can also do odd jobs such as moving, some
repairs/maintenance, etc. I know you were talking about getting some help
and this is really a VERY nice person who is a pleasure to have around. His
name is Fenua and you can call or text him at 510-590-7920.
Thanks, and enjoy the weekend!
Laurie
hi all,
in addition to your regularly scheduled hacking, we will have two things
going on at sudo:
2PM: Today I Learned: "SQL Injection & Prevention" with the excellent
rhodey.
from the description on the
wik<https://sudoroom.org/wiki/Today_I_Learned#September_21:_SQL_Injection_.26_P…>i:
SQL Injection or "SQLi" is a one of the most dangerous, popular and fun :D
web application exploits found today on the modern web. In this lesson we
will cover the basics of SQL and then dive into some SQLi exploitation and
mitigation techniques. A series of mock web applications will be made
available for attendants to practice on.
After TIL: we'll be informally working on stuff in nodeschool.io, a cool
new learning program created by sudoers max ogden and substack, along with
many others. max is travelling the
world<https://twitter.com/maxogden/status/381143774975385600/photo/1>,
but substack will be around (in between world-travelling adventures).
yay, learning & hacking ^_^
- marina
---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Praveen Sinha <dmhomee(a)gmail.com>
Date: Thu, Sep 19, 2013 at 5:03 PM
Subject: conversation on fb
To: lol-hackers <lol-hackers(a)googlegroups.com>
Just for the hell of it, I decided to start a conversation about gender at
tech companies this morning. If any of you are interested or have
feedback, I'd love to hear it:
https://www.facebook.com/praveen.sinha.121/posts/10151557415951191
Yo Sudo!
Interested in peer-to-peer applications, mesh networking, decentralized and
distributed tech? Open Garden is starting a series of social events in the
interest of sparking great conversations, sharing ideas and projects, and
co-learning. Also beer.
The first one is next Wednesday at Biergarten:
http://www.meetup.com/Tech-Garden-SF/events/139596332/
I won't be there for this one as I'm off to Berlin for a few weeks, but it
would be great to have some Sudoers representing!
Cheers,
Jenny
http://jennyryan.nethttp://thepyre.orghttp://thevirtualcampfire.orghttp://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
~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`
I am thinking of having a 5MOF event where we all talk about a single
topic. This topic is near and dear to many of us.
Protocol stacks like email have served us well since the beginning of the
internet. Email continues to be the "lowest common denominator." It's the
communication tool that everyone disagrees with the least. Protocols allow
people, computers, companies, and other entities to communicate in a
prescribed manner.
Platforms like Facebook, Twitter, Google's many offerings, and many others
offer deeply customized computing experiences for specific tasks. A company
or group of companies acquire talent and spend time dialing in these tools.
Day One: 5MOF at Noisebridge
Day Two: Lightning Talks at Hacker Dojo
Day Three: Your Bay Area Hackerspace
Day Four: Final Showdown venue tba
The hackerspace days would have a social atmosphere, like dev house. There
would be opportunities for serendipitous encounters. The best speakers will
be invited to speak again at the Final Showdown, which is of course,
serious business.
It is my not-so-secret nefarious goal that people who have been working on
platforms can learn from the protocol people and vice versa.
If you are interested in organizing this, send a message to
5mof-symposium(a)lists.noisebridge.net, or join the
list<https://www.noisebridge.net/mailman/listinfo/5mof-symposium>
.
Event is 9.20 (title/calendar)
Sent from my Samsung Galaxy Note™, an AT&T LTE smartphone
-------- Original message --------
Subject: Re: [sudo-discuss] INVITE to relaunch of [FreeSpace] in SF FRIDAY 9.20.13
From: Louis Huang <louis.huang(a)aegia.nu>
To: Liberty Madison <liberty(a)libertymadison.com>
CC: Re: [sudo-discuss] INVITE to relaunch of [FreeSpace] in SF FRIDAY 9.20.13
Actually, I thought its tonight...
---
Louis T. Huang
http://aegia.nu/
+1.202.600.8398
louis.huang(a)aegia.nu
On 2013-09-20 02:06, Liberty Madison wrote:
> We have been graciously invited to a preview event tomorrow.
> [freespace] is re launching in a big way and they want the best Bay
> Area Hackers to come out and well hangout
>
> A place to think, meet, make, or not!
>
> I added the event to the calendar but I know most of us don't really
> check the calendar so I wanted to personally invite you to support
> another Bay Area space!
>
> SUDO CALENDAR POST TO SHARE
> http://tinyurl.com/mxb6359 [1]
>
> EVENT:
> https://www.facebook.com/events/661354580555723/ [2]
>
> Please advise you are from SUDO ROOM and was invited by
> Neighborland.com & #ThatTechGirl
>
> Liberty-
> 415.937.3785
>
>
>
> Links:
> ------
> [1] http://tinyurl.com/mxb6359
> [2] https://www.facebook.com/events/661354580555723/
>
> _______________________________________________
> sudo-discuss mailing list
> sudo-discuss(a)lists.sudoroom.org
> http://lists.sudoroom.org/listinfo/sudo-discuss
We have been graciously invited to a preview event tomorrow.
[freespace] is re launching in a big way and they want the best Bay Area
Hackers to come out and well hangout
A place to think, meet, make, or not!
I added the event to the calendar but I know most of us don't really check
the calendar so I wanted to personally invite you to support another Bay
Area space!
SUDO CALENDAR POST TO SHARE
http://tinyurl.com/mxb6359
EVENT:
https://www.facebook.com/events/661354580555723/
Please advise you are from SUDO ROOM and was invited by Neighborland.com &
#ThatTechGirl
Liberty-
415.937.3785
Recommendations for a reputable host / colo for the forthcoming Bay Area
Public School site reboot?
Ideally a host with ethics that align with a place like Riseup, but is on
the west coast, preferably the Bay Area.. unless that is some kind of crazy
dream?
Do we / sudo have the upstream bandwidth to host simple sites (basic WP)
from 2141? I can set it all up.. Where does SUDO host our main site, wiki
etc?
Sorry if these are noob-y questions - any guidance appreciated - thx!
David
Jenny and I worked on the BAPS and SUDO grant applications from Southern
Exposure til late last night.. who is willing to pick up the ball and help?
Due today at 6pm -
I am at the space and will be here until all are submitted. If anyone wants
to come by and help, please do, and bring your laptop if you have one/can.
There's a lot to get together.
Btw. Because I am a masochist I am also trying to submit a grant
application for the ANTISTASIS photography group that showed here. Oof.
Lots to do!
MONEY!!
David
Hi Marina,
Thank you for the insightful report. I am looking forwards to hearing more
of the lessons that you allude to about how we can make sudo more
woman-friendly. I want to offer any support I can to your new chapter of
woman who code. also I invite you to talk more about your experiences at
the next meeting if you feel like any recommendations can be made to
sudoers from these experiences.
m
>
> ---------- Forwarded message ----------
> From: Andrew <andrew(a)roshambomedia.com>
> To: Marina Kukso <marina.kukso(a)gmail.com>
> Cc: "sudo-discuss(a)lists.sudoroom.org" <sudo-discuss(a)lists.sudoroom.org>
> Date: Thu, 19 Sep 2013 00:19:07 -0700
> Subject: Re: [sudo-discuss] report from two (2!) women-oriented hacker
> events tonight
>
> Shag carpet in the sex closet... Classy.
>
> Also thanks for the writeup. Sounds awesome!
> On Sep 17, 2013 9:54 PM, "Marina Kukso" <marina.kukso(a)gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> hi all,
>>
>> a bunch of us went to the totally excellent and huge (50+ people) double
>> union <http://doubleunion.org> launch event which had a bunch of really
>> great short talks on all kinds of topics (technical projects, a women's
>> google glass hacking group, history of textiles, singing in navi - which is
>> apparently an inclusive language, experiences from using the internet with
>> a male-gendered handle, comics, and stand-up). it left me personally
>> totally inspired to have open short short talks at sudo (less pressure than
>> 5 minutes of fame) and totally amazed by the density of hacker women in our
>> area. we are not doing a good enough job getting women at sudo room, but we
>> have a great new partner in double union.
>>
>> afterwards a few of us went to a women who code<http://www.meetup.com/Women-Who-Code-SF/>open hack night at the new relic office (more on that below). they had
>> pizza (boo) but also salad (yay). there were at least 30 women here, all at
>> various levels of experience. there was a lot of app talk and a lot of
>> interest in working for companies.
>>
>> a number of women shared their experiences of getting work at
>> corporations, getting mentorship in order to move up in corporations, and
>> forcing their organizations to take gender inclusion seriously. while i
>> applaud the accomplishments of all women who find work in an exclusive
>> field and also applaud the formation of alternate professional networks, i
>> am very sad that we have to applaud and cheer whenever a single women gets
>> a leg up, or support, or a job, or successfully leverages another woman in
>> her network to help her find work.
>>
>> it was also interesting to observe in myself the effects of efforts at
>> inclusion - when women would say that their attempts to bring attention to
>> the lack of women at their company were well-received, or when they talked
>> about how a boss was supportive of their professional development, i could
>> see myself giving little ++'s to their organization. sharing with other
>> people the ways that communities demonstrate their commitment to inclusion
>> is a key part of getting more people in the door. this is why i think that
>> it's really important to share what we do at sudo and the ways we pay
>> attention to and act on our mission of inclusion.
>>
>> finally, jordan and i chatted with the women who code people about their
>> organization. it's all volunteer-run, they have no budget. they have
>> meetups three times a week now (algorithms study group<http://www.meetup.com/Women-Who-Code-SF/events/132650642/>!).
>> they meet at different companies who give them space for free and agree to
>> cater (apparently organizing this is not as much work as it would
>> seem..they said they now have a pipeline and enough industry connections to
>> make this easy). they rarely meet at hackerspaces because of the lack of
>> ability to sponsor food.
>>
>> we talked to them about starting an east bay chapter at sudo focused on
>> linux/open source projects/?? and they were super supportive. they said
>> that this would meet a need that they saw in their community: from their
>> experience, many women were able to reach "intermediate" levels of
>> experience through their groups, but hit snags when starting to develop
>> projects of their own and joining open source communities. their people
>> needed support learning how to navigate open source communities and knowing
>> where and how to start. we'll see what comes of this.
>>
>> finally, the new relic office is so fancy! which brings us to....
>>
>>
>> *The New Relic Office is so Fancy: A Photoessay*
>>
>> this is their fireplace-oriented lounging area:
>>
>> [image: Inline image 1]
>>
>> this is another lounging area with the view of the led side of the bay
>> bridge:
>>
>> [image: Inline image 2]
>>
>> this is the tiny room whose purpose can only be sex (what other purpose
>> could it possibly serve??? it has a sweet chaise lounge!):
>>
>> [image: Inline image 3]
>>
>> and here they are, the women who code!!! yayy!!!!!
>>
>> [image: Inline image 4]
>>
>> we invited some of the women to sudo room and they were down, so
>> hopefully they will come. yay!
>>
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hi all,
a bunch of us went to the totally excellent and huge (50+ people) double
union <http://doubleunion.org> launch event which had a bunch of really
great short talks on all kinds of topics (technical projects, a women's
google glass hacking group, history of textiles, singing in navi - which is
apparently an inclusive language, experiences from using the internet with
a male-gendered handle, comics, and stand-up). it left me personally
totally inspired to have open short short talks at sudo (less pressure than
5 minutes of fame) and totally amazed by the density of hacker women in our
area. we are not doing a good enough job getting women at sudo room, but we
have a great new partner in double union.
afterwards a few of us went to a women who
code<http://www.meetup.com/Women-Who-Code-SF/>open hack night at the
new relic office (more on that below). they had
pizza (boo) but also salad (yay). there were at least 30 women here, all at
various levels of experience. there was a lot of app talk and a lot of
interest in working for companies.
a number of women shared their experiences of getting work at corporations,
getting mentorship in order to move up in corporations, and forcing their
organizations to take gender inclusion seriously. while i applaud the
accomplishments of all women who find work in an exclusive field and also
applaud the formation of alternate professional networks, i am very sad
that we have to applaud and cheer whenever a single women gets a leg up, or
support, or a job, or successfully leverages another woman in her network
to help her find work.
it was also interesting to observe in myself the effects of efforts at
inclusion - when women would say that their attempts to bring attention to
the lack of women at their company were well-received, or when they talked
about how a boss was supportive of their professional development, i could
see myself giving little ++'s to their organization. sharing with other
people the ways that communities demonstrate their commitment to inclusion
is a key part of getting more people in the door. this is why i think that
it's really important to share what we do at sudo and the ways we pay
attention to and act on our mission of inclusion.
finally, jordan and i chatted with the women who code people about their
organization. it's all volunteer-run, they have no budget. they have
meetups three times a week now (algorithms study
group<http://www.meetup.com/Women-Who-Code-SF/events/132650642/>!).
they meet at different companies who give them space for free and agree to
cater (apparently organizing this is not as much work as it would
seem..they said they now have a pipeline and enough industry connections to
make this easy). they rarely meet at hackerspaces because of the lack of
ability to sponsor food.
we talked to them about starting an east bay chapter at sudo focused on
linux/open source projects/?? and they were super supportive. they said
that this would meet a need that they saw in their community: from their
experience, many women were able to reach "intermediate" levels of
experience through their groups, but hit snags when starting to develop
projects of their own and joining open source communities. their people
needed support learning how to navigate open source communities and knowing
where and how to start. we'll see what comes of this.
finally, the new relic office is so fancy! which brings us to....
*The New Relic Office is so Fancy: A Photoessay*
this is their fireplace-oriented lounging area:
[image: Inline image 1]
this is another lounging area with the view of the led side of the bay
bridge:
[image: Inline image 2]
this is the tiny room whose purpose can only be sex (what other purpose
could it possibly serve??? it has a sweet chaise lounge!):
[image: Inline image 3]
and here they are, the women who code!!! yayy!!!!!
[image: Inline image 4]
we invited some of the women to sudo room and they were down, so hopefully
they will come. yay!
It is so awesome to see Sudoroom as a pinnacle of cultural diversity. There is no tokenism here or random Asian women shoved into showcase roles. It is truly a place where open minded people mix freely showing their diversity and superiority to any capital it's systems and stick it to the man
Rock on!!!
Sent from my iPhone
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perhaps you heard
noisebridge is no longer a hackerspace and is emptying out the science
room (where the SEM was) to make room for a radio studio or dj booth or
something. ball pit.
miloh will be moving the SEM to a safe location but if you want to help
make sure no pieces get lost maybe you can help. there are tiny boxes
with filaments in them and an ultrasonic cleaner, probably scattered
around the trash pile thats forming at nb now. they are doing a dump run
thursday. the SEM got moved out of its safe place without a single email
about it to anyone that i know of.
so help miloh find all the SEM pieces before its too late!
-jake
On Tue, 11 Jun 2013, Chris Murphy wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
> Instead of taking the Noisebridge SEM, I have a great idea...
>
> Let's get another SEM!
>
> One of the problems with the Noisebridge SEM is that the community of SEM experts is too small. So let's enlarge that community
> by getting another.
>
> If you do get the Noisebridge SEM, NB will be out of a significant resource and its repair and operation are likely to fall on
> the same exact shoulders. You will also encounter ALL of the same problems that NB has encountered and will need to go to extreme
> effort to build infrastructure around the microscope (which we haven't completed).
>
> I have a lead on another SEM that would be free. They aren't as rare as you might think.
>
> In my previous e-mail, which may not have been posted to the sudo room list yet (I'm not a list member), I didn't understand that
> there was a plan afoot to take the NB SEM (which technically does not belong to NB anyway, it's on loan). I thought that someone
> named Dr. X was going to donate another SEM to sudo room. I generally disapprove of dismantling Noisebridge resources.
>
> Chris
>
> Sent from my iPhone
>
> On Jun 11, 2013, at 15:25, Ryan Bethencourt <ryan.bethencourt(a)gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Great thanks Jake, we're working on the space thing for CCL and hoping to have one in the nearish term... it's kind
> of like the early days of Sudo Room when we talked on and on about getting a space... until we finally got one :)
>
>
> On Tue, Jun 11, 2013 at 3:16 PM, Jake <jake(a)spaz.org> wrote:
> it is currently in a relatively safe place, especially considering that moving it is the most dangerous thing
> to it. So it should stay where it is until a new place is chosen for it.
>
> Since Sudoroom doesn't have enough room for it and CCL has NO room yet, moving it will have to wait.
>
> However, i know of a pickup truck that can be used to move it if and when the time comes.
>
> -jake
>
> On Tue, 11 Jun 2013, Ryan Bethencourt wrote:
>
> Thanks Jake, It looks like we may have to rent a uhaul truck to move it as it looks large?
> Sounds like Ben has a place for us to store it and we have another Counter Culture labs
> co-founder/member (Shanee) who knows how to use it and said she could teach us :)
>
>
> On Tue, Jun 11, 2013 at 3:10 PM, Benjamin Lack <benlack(a)gmail.com> wrote:
> It looks like it would be fine sitting in a garage for a few months, if so, I have space.
> Ben
>
>
> On Tue, Jun 11, 2013 at 2:46 PM, Patrik D'haeseleer <patrikd(a)gmail.com> wrote:
> That would be excellent!
>
> Here's the user manual with all the specs:
>
> https://www.noisebridge.net/images/c/c7/ISI_Mini-TV_SEM_Manual-Troubleshoot…
>
> It's a desktop machine, so doesn't necessarily take up any more space than some bio equipment.
> Wonder how easy it would be to DIY a gold sputterer...
>
> Patrik
>
> On Tue, Jun 11, 2013 at 1:15 PM, Jake <jake(a)spaz.org> wrote:
> I'm sure that Dr. X would be very pleased if it went to Counter Culture Labs. He just wants
> it to be understood and appreciated, rather than sitting
> neglected. CCL should hurry up and buy the church building before the price goes up on it,
> and I can help transport it.
>
> It is basically an equipment rack and a cart of accessories, so it doesn't take up a ton of
> room. But it's good to be able to set the microscope and
> vacuum pump on different structures so that the vibration of the pump doesn't shake the
> scope. Also, to take higher resolution pictures it will be
> necessary to construct an analog data importer but that will likely just be a computer with a
> slightly modified sound card and some software.
>
> keep in mind that to view organic (nonmetallic) things you will need a gold sputterer.
>
> -jake
>
> On Tue, 11 Jun 2013, Ryan Bethencourt wrote:
>
> Hi Jake,
> I'd be very happy to help transport the scanning electron microscope and if
> it can't fit into Sudo Room, I'd also love to float the idea of potentially
> housing it at Counter Culture Labs (the Sudo room DIY Bio offshoot) when we
> eventually open up. Any thoughts?
>
> How big is the SEM (I know some of them can be huge which might prohibit
> location)?
>
> All the best,
> Ryan
>
> Best,
> Ryan
>
>
> On Sun, Jun 9, 2013 at 6:33 PM, Jake <jake(a)spaz.org> wrote:
> sudoroom is being offered a scanning electron microscope (by Dr.
> X).
>
> it comes with all the stuff and actually works, but it requires
> a bit of knowledge to operate it. unfortunately Mr. X is not
> available to train us how to operate it, however Chris Murphy
> may be available and knows how it works.
>
> It would take up about 30 square feet of space including the
> place where the operators sit or stand. It is not computerized
> like the one at Pumping Station One, it is an analog machine.
> Pictures can be taken at high resolution by long-exposure photo
> of the CRT on the front of the machine, or we can build an
> analog data importer to reconstruct images at much higher
> resolution if we desire.
>
> The cash price of this SEM is $10 in gas and tolls, I will
> provide the vehicle and movement. The rest of the price of the
> machine in blood and sacrifice is in the time and energy to
> learn its intricicies and idiosynchracies while learning about
> vacuum pumps and vacuum oil, and how not to let vacuum oil
> contaminate your vacuum and get all over your filament.
>
> https://noisebridge.net/wiki/SEM
>
> ironically, one of the reasons it doesn't work as well at
> noisebridge is because the whole place shakes when the city
> buses ride by. and sudoroom is apparently directly over the
> bart tunnel so i wonder how different it will be.
>
> -jake
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Hey all,
There was a link sent to the Nerds for Nature email list about using community photographs to collect data for natural spaces, parks, etc. You set up a single station with a guide for your camera, let folks take photographs with any device, gather them up, then use a photo stitcher to put together a timelapse.
I think this is an excellent way to document moments at sudo negotiated by the consent of individuals and through human action, rather than a webcam and automated constant stream.
Please leave the pedestal in its current position, there is tape on the floor so you can replace it if necessary.
Thanks!
// Matt
Hi!
The DisasterRadio project is in use of android phones for testing
DisasterMap application.
If you have an old android phone that you're not using, we're happy to
accept loans or donations!
DisasterRadio project wiki page:
https://sudoroom.org/wiki/DisasterRadio
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Marc