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by Patrik D'haeseleer

For those of you who are good at coding: please help out implementing notifications in the sudo-humans system! Making sure members and admins get notified when someone's credit card bounces has been listed as a high-priority feature request for ages: Implement email notifications for admins <https://github.com/sudoroom/sudo-humans/issues/53> Email notifications for collective members <https://github.com/sudoroom/sudo-humans/issues/64> In fact, I'll repeat my offer from before: *I'm offering a $100 bounty* for the person or group of people to tackle Issue #53 - Implement email notifications for admins <https://github.com/sudoroom/sudo-humans/issues/53> . Please contact Charley Sheets if you're interested in helping out... Thanks! Patrik

7 years, 8 months

sudoroom 3D printer is working!

by Jake

I uploaded the correct firmware to the machine (it was running firmware for a machine with different physical attributes) and now it seems to print fine. I didn't have the time to properly prepare the bed though, so there was some non-adhesion, but the giant spool of filament is hooked up and it's ready to go. cura-lulzbot slicer is installed on the computer there, and "sudoroom white ABS" filament is defined and should work. Pronterface (red icon) is the program to use to drive the printer and run the gcode generated by cura. don't do the SD card thing, it won't work and is terrible. https://sudoroom.org/wiki/TAZ -jake On Thu, 1 Feb 2018, Paul Orozco wrote: > So I'm coming across something else that's weird. It's superextruding on > the left side of a calibration cube... Thought I'd share with you. Any > ideas? > > On Jan 29, 2018 00:51, "Jake" <jake(a)spaz.org> wrote: > >> that's great that you got it working! which filament were you using? we >> have a >> large spool of white ABS but the spool came apart. if we fix the spool and >> dust it off, it's still good. >> >> the hard part of using big spools of filament is making sure that the >> printer >> has a straight path to pull from the spool, and the spool can rotate >> freely. >> i can help with this on Tuesday. we already have so much filament, i don't >> want to buy more yet. >> >> -Jake >> >> On Mon, 29 Jan 2018, Paul Orozco wrote: >> >> Jake, >>> >>> I actually just got it working. I figured I’d just download the slicer >>> and slice it on my computer and load it up to the SD card. I started a >>> print but the filament snapped. I guessed that’d happen like it did with my >>> other old filaments. It’s just something that happens. Want to go in on >>> some filament or IDRK? How should we go about that? I mainly have 1.75 at >>> my home. >>> >>> Paul Orozco >>> >>> Sent from Mail for Windows 10 >>> >>> From: Paul Orozco >>> Sent: Sunday, January 28, 2018 10:27 PM >>> To: Jake >>> Cc: sudo-discuss(a)lists.sudoroom.org >>> Subject: RE: [sudo-discuss] Sudo Room 3D Printer Questions >>> >>> Jake, >>> >>> Hello, thanks for the replay. I do have experience with stuff like that. >>> I actually have experience with stuff like that. I have my own shitty >>> printer that’s a Tevo Tarantula; that one runs on Marlin (I think I >>> recently uploaded 1.1.4). I’m still upgrading it though mechanically. I >>> usually use Cura 3.1.0 for my slicer and have the usual Tarantula slicer >>> for that. I also previously had an Anet A8 but that one was breaking down >>> so often I ended up getting the Tarantula and sold my old one to a friend. >>> I’ve heard different things about it including that it’s still broken or >>> it’s fixed. Use the computer with a direct link instead of using the SD >>> card. I was just looking for some kind of clarification. What kind of >>> software you guys use to slice and all that good stuff. >>> >>> Thanks again, >>> Paul Orozco >>> >>> Sent from Mail for Windows 10 >>> >>> From: Jake >>> Sent: Sunday, January 28, 2018 10:02 PM >>> To: Paul Orozco >>> Cc: sudo-discuss(a)lists.sudoroom.org >>> Subject: Re: [sudo-discuss] Sudo Room 3D Printer Questions >>> >>> Hi Paul, >>> >>> i'm happy to report that the nozzle heater resistor was recently >>> replaced, so >>> as far as i know there is nothing wrong with the printer except that it >>> hasn't >>> been used in a long time, so there's probably a lot of dust on the >>> filament and >>> the print bed, and maybe the nozzle is clogged. >>> >>> do you have experience using a 3D printer like ours, which is a TAZ 3 >>> running >>> Marlin firmware? I'm guessing it will take a little bit of fiddling to >>> get the >>> first prints to come out well. >>> >>> I'll be hosting Hardware Hacking Tuesday this week at 7PM and you're >>> welcome to >>> come then and try to use the 3D printer. I can help a little bit while >>> you're >>> working on it, and there may be others who can help as well. >>> >>> -jake >>> >>> On Sat, 27 Jan 2018, Paul Orozco wrote: >>> >>> Hello everyone, >>>> >>>> I'm a little new and I'm just wondering what's the status of the 3D >>>> Printer >>>> over here. I've heard it's broken right now, so I'm wondering what it'll >>>> take to fix it and be able to use it. >>>> >>>> Paul Orozco >>>> Cell: (916)337-7101 >>>> >>>> >>> >>> >

7 years, 8 months

Money money money

by Captain Chesapeake

Hi all, I still don’t have a clear picture of sudoroom finances, cash flow, or budget? Anybody interested in joining me down this rabbit hole? Where can I get a handle on this information? It would be nice to hear a report at every monthly meeting. Thanks, The Cap’n

7 years, 9 months

Left Mac adapter on at sudoroom

by Robert Chu

Hello I think I left my Mac adapter on the table at sudoroom if so please put it aside for me thank you If found. Thanks - Rayc

7 years, 9 months

hasta muerte being harrassed and attacked by alt-right DEFEND NOW - live - police and protesters on scene

by jacques revera

https://www.facebook.com/100008302500206/videos/2088342928119104/

7 years, 9 months

Fridges on 4th and Channing in Berkeley

by niki

No idea if they work or not

7 years, 9 months

audioChurch potluck - Share your audio/visual projects for 90 minutes of fun in SF!

by James Sundquist

Sunday 3/18, from 4pm - 5:30pm, share your audio/visual projects, snacks, and any effect pedals you might have at Noisebridge hackerspace. Instruments, vj equipment, software, diy, store bought, pre-recorded... it is all good. Or, just check it out. Free, and all are welcome to join! Bring a snack to share if you are hungry. https://www.meetup.com/noisebridge/events/248234122/

7 years, 9 months

transitioning items to disposal

by Captain Chesapeake

Hi all, I neatened up the soldering area and have asked members to review what was placed in the two bins to the lower left of the soldering area over the next two weeks. Once those two weeks are up and nobody claims any more items in the bin, how do I transition the stuff in the bin to it's next life? That is, recycle some, dispose of other stuff. This isn't really run of the mill "trash" to be put in the black building-wide "trash" bins for disposal in a landfill. Or maybe that is OK? Looking for some guidance here. Thanks The Cap'n

7 years, 9 months

Request to have or borrow Arduino preferably with Bluetooth

by Robert Chu

Hello Sudoroom community, I have finally have a project that I would like to pursue. I would like to make Led clothes that are both reactive to sound, pressure, and default pre-program pattern mode. Aside from that... I was wondering if anybody had an extra microcontroller in their collection that potentially is just gathering dust and not being used (one preferably with bluetooth and small). Knowing nothing about these things except that they operate on magic, and probably a magic of maybe a lighter color... I will definitely dive right in, and get to haXinG. Yes I could order one, but due to my current financial disposition, I thought I would reach out to the community first. As I also searched for the microcontroller bin here at Sudoroom, and I think it is gone. Thanks in advance -- RAYC "Radiant Ambition Yields Change" Robert Albert Young Chu "Radiant Ambition Yields Change." Call or Text :415-724-0425 Email: robert.chu01(a)gmail.com

7 years, 9 months

In Finland, Teaching Computer Science Without Computers - The Atlantic

by Romy Ilano

https://www-theatlantic-com.cdn.ampproject.org/v/s/www.theatlantic.com/amp/… In Finland, Teaching Computer Science Without Computers - The Atlantic Feb 24, 2017 When it comes to technology, it’s hard to evaluate just how well the Finnish approach is working. Computer science isn’t covered on international tests, and it’s a relatively recent addition to the curriculum. But Liukas and others point to Finnish inventions like Linux and Nokia as evidence that the country’s education system sparks the innovation and entrepreneurship that will drive the tech-based economy of the future. And while the United States is obviously a different beast than Finland, with a host of challenges, as Liukas tells the children she meets, “Even the biggest problems in the world are just tiny problems stuck together.” Sent from my iPhone

7 years, 9 months

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