On 2020-08-12 13:22, John wrote:
> Thanks, I will forward it to my programmer.
>
> On 2020-08-12 13:28, Kris wrote:
>> Howdy John,
>>
>> Sure, there You go: u14.dk/hostingcompare
>>
>> On 2020-08-12 13:33, John wrote:
>>> Howdy Kris,
>>>
>>> We will start three cms webpages projects so I'm going to need web-hosting, could You please write me that web-hosting compare page, that You mentioned Yesterday?
>>>
>>
>
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From: Louis Huang <louie(a)gmx.cn>
Date: Mon, Aug 17, 2020 at 3:20 PM
Subject: [CCL] JavaScript and Unix developers for project
To: <counterculturelabs(a)googlegroups.com>, <
sudo-discuss-request(a)lists.sudoroom.org>
Hi all,
Currently I am looking for JavaScript and Unix developers to support a
project for the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent
Societies (IFRC).
Experience in programming anywhere between 0-5 years. If interested please
send me your resume.
Regards,
Louis
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Hello Folks,
By accident I bought one of this 3D printer filament, are Sudoroom 3D
printer users interested on this?:
[image: image.png]
https://overture3d.com/products/overture-3d-filament-clear-petg-filament-1-…
The roll still in the box as new, never used.
Please let me know if interested, so I will bring it over when I get the
chance, maybe next weekend. Or, if a Sudoer is in Marin and can bring it
over Sudoroom, that would be great. We can meet in San Rafael.
Thanks,
Daniel
Dear Sudo Room,
Here's your invoice! We appreciate your prompt payment.
Thank you for stewarding the commons.
Love and solidarity,
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The Alameda Green Party could use a hand.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FileMaker
Looks like it runs on Windows & MacO$. It sort of runs in Wine:
https://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=application&iId=337
Greg, I'm forwarding this to the sudoroom list, maybe there are folks
there who know FileMaker and would be willing to pitch in.
I don't do Windohs, but if you can't find anyone else to do this maybe I
could take a throw at helping a little if I can get the trial version of
"share"ware version to run under Wine in Linux.
https://www.claris.com/trial/https://downloads.tomsguide.com/Pro-FileMaker,0301-2492.html
Notify me if you can't find anybody actually competent.
Ed
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Subject: Urgent! Do you know how to use FileMaker? Or know someone who
might know how to use it?! (Re: Sending out Questionnaires)
Date: Wed, 22 Jul 2020 03:06:24 +0000 (UTC)
From: Greg Jan <gregjan4(a)yahoo.com>
To: Green Party of Alameda County Council <countycouncil(a)lists.riseup.net>
All,
It's now going to be very difficult for the person who has sent out most
of our Voter Guide questionnaires for previous elections, for many years
now, to again do so this year. So we now _urgently need to find one (or
more) other people to help out with this_! It's currently set up in
FileMaker, so it would be best to find someone who knows how to use that
program, if possible. (Or -- you can use another program, or even do it
"manually", if you'd like to).
The deadline for questionnaires to be written and submitted to be sent
out is Monday, August 3rd, and the candidate filing deadline is Friday,
August 7th. We should therefore be able to obtain the candidates'
official contact info on approximately Tuesday. August 11th, so
questionnaires can be sent out just as soon as we've loaded that data
into the program. (And we might even load in some "unofficial" contact
info prior to receiving the official contact info).
We ask the candidates to RSVP that they've received the questionnaire,
but usually only about half of them do that, so you'll then send out the
questionnaire again to the remaining candidates, and then after that
you'll send a phone-calling list to our volunteer to telephone the ones
who still haven't RSVP'd. And finally, at the "end of the process",
when the deadline to return the questionnaire passes (about 10 days
after they're sent out), for those who haven't yet returned it, you'll
email them a notice to please return it right away, and then after that,
another phone list for our volunteer to telephone them to please return
their questionnaire.
So -- _please reply back right away if you can help out with this_! /Or
if you know someone who might be able to help (and who is
"trustworthy"), please do ask them! / (Or of course, if you have any
questions, please do ask!).
Thanks so much!,
Greg
510-644-2293
Are you good at building electronic and mechanical gear? Want to help build
a rig to test Covid-19 face masks and materials for filtration efficiency
and breathability?
We have a plan, and can contribute some funding to get the components. But
we really *need someone to spearhead this project! If interested, please
contact me at patrikd(a)gmail.com <patrikd(a)gmail.com>*, and we can sort out
the logistics...
People around the world are sewing DIY cloth masks, or buying N95 masks
from dubious suppliers with little or no quality control. There is a big
need for being able to test cloth materials and completed masks for
filtration efficiency and breathability. But the official, professional
testing gear costs around $90,000.
The Smart Air folks in Beijing built this far more accessible testing rig,
and used it to show that half of the N95 masks they sourced from different
Chinese suppliers did not meet specs:
https://smartairfilters.com/en/blog/testing-china-kn95-n95-masks-supplement…
[image: Smart-Air-N95-mask-test-setup-wind-tunnel.jpg]
The Met One GT-521 particle counter that Smart Air used in their setup
costs around $2000 new. But Adafruit sells a $45 Arduino-compatible
particle counter module <https://www.adafruit.com/product/4632> that can
measure down to 0.3 micron. A DIY version of this rig can probably be built
for around $100 total. (Alternatively, a used Met One GT-321
<https://www.ebay.com/itm/Metone-Portable-Particle-Counter-GT-321-Used-/1139…>
particle counter costs around $600. Or a PerfectPrime AQ9600
<https://perfectprime.com/products/aq9600> particle counter only costs
around $200 new)
The plan would be to do some research on which fans and pressure sensors to
use, order some materials, build a test rig, document the heck out of it so
others can replicate it (e.g. on Instructables or Hackaday), and start
testing mask materials - maybe in collaboration with Rachel at Ace Monster
Toys and the other folks in the Bay Area PPE group that are sewing
thousands of masks right now.
Our biggest bottleneck right now is that we need someone to lead the actual
building. I definitely want to be involved, can help with the research and
design, and am willing to put in some of my own money to buy supplies. But
I'm also still 100% Working From Home for my day job and don't have the
bandwidth right now to take this on by myself.
Help wanted!
Patrik
