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Please check out Noisebridge 86 page (people banned from Noisebridge)

by Omni Commons Anon

https://www.noisebridge.net/wiki/86 Recently updated with five people banned in the last couple of months ! I just noticed that Sudo Room and Omni Commons have reciprocal Banned list in relation to Noisebridge. ALF

7 months, 3 weeks

Sudoroom video from 2013

by Jake Watters

A blast from the past! November 28th 2013 video of Sudoroom during first Friday (at our previous location of course) https://youtu.be/oAP4ygtM37s?t=317

7 months, 3 weeks

CCL website compromised?

by Edwinsaurus

Can someone who knows malware please check out the CCL website: https://www.counterculturelabs.org/ There appears to be malware generating pop ups infecting the site. I'm sure that someone at Sudo will know exactly what bugspray to use, thanks.

7 months, 3 weeks

Mission Bit looking for volunteer mentors to tutor youth of color in computer science in the bay area

by Romy Ilano

Hi everyone! Mission Bit is looking for volunteer mentors! The commitment is 1-2 hours with the option to extend mentorship!*Mentoring Mission Bit alumni in SF* - Description: - Share a bio or your linkedin and be paired with a Mission Bit alumni. - During the Mentorship Mixer, talk about your experience and knowledge and hear about their interests and goals, play a game with other mentor pairs, and plan whether or not and how to extend the mentorship. - Date: Tuesday, May 28 - Time: 4-6 pm - Location: Google Community Space, 188 The Embarcadero, San Francisco, 94105 - Skills: - Our alumni have varied interests are at different places in their education and career journeys, so please sign up if you’re interested and would like to share some advice! - Sign up: Email zoe(a)missionbit.org *Mentoring Mission Bit Tech Start program participants* - Description: Share a bio or your LinkedIn and be paired with an 18-26 year old student in our Tech Start 2-week program. During the Mentor Hour, talk about your experience and knowledge and hear about their interests and goals Option to extend the mentorship with a student by completing a form after the session NEEDED: 20 volunteers - Date: Thursday, June 13 - Time: 5-6 pm PT - Location: Remote on Zoom - Skills: Students are interested in starting their journey in tech, but some are also interested in other fields. We welcome a variety of mentors! - Sign up: Email zoe(a)missionbit.org ============================= Romy Ilano romy(a)snowyla.com

7 months, 3 weeks

Japanese study on how analog. / handwriting learning trumps digital only learning and note taking

by Romy Ilano

https://www.pocketprep.com/posts/should-you-study-with-paper-or-screens/ Especially sobering since so many elementary and high schools are switching to stuff like Chrom Books and online distance learning instead of tactile learning with notecards and paper "Our take-home message is to use paper notebooks for information we need to learn or memorize. Professor Kuniyoshi L. Sakai, a neuroscientist at the University of Tokyo " ============================= Romy Ilano romy(a)snowyla.com

7 months, 3 weeks

SudoRoom report last week (April)

by Romy Ilano

Last week was pretty great! - I held down the fort and explored web-based virtual reality projects during the women and nonbinary hack and do whatever nights. In the middle of job searching so can't do much more but I plan a workshop on Blender + web virtual reality between all headsets. Tuesday hacker night Continues to be cool. I went and haven't had time to mess with the robot, but Jake is making progress. Had a dream of one day hooking up a virtual reality headset with a game controller to the robot so that people with a Quest or VisionPro could view the space with their headsets and interact with people. Maybe there's a cheaper open source way to do it with webcams. That would be cool! Might be a future project. More people coming to the space that I met at Augmented reality hackathons. It's cool! Hope we can get more artsy people in too. It's just great to be able to socialize and talk in the space. While we do talk start-up shop talk, it's nice to have a space where you're not pressured to monetize by VCs. The last sessions at SudoRoom have been fun, I had time to explore and hack. While it's nice to see presentations by outside people, it's nice to return to the roots of sudoroom, which is using it as a hackerspace. For orientation maybe we can have "here's how to contribute to the wiki" We had a nice session two weeks back where many people expressed interest in using Blender. So a "Blender for noobies" event. The MADE game museum in Old oakland has meetups wednesdays for digital creators. Would like to involve them with SudoRomo, especially around light projectors Just don't have time lately. Women who code has disbanded, which leaves a big spaces for people who want to meet. Fortunately and unfortunately most women's groups revolve around people who are looking for a job =P While I'm an idealist and want to have spaces for people who love programming for the fun of it (long term I think these people are also more employable) will probably plan some "get a job" leetcode heck meetups for the women and non binary night. Some not so fun stuff: There are a number of VC-funded "third space" "hackerspaces" popping up in San Francisco mostly. They are great, but I've noticed some of them are planting people in SudoRoom sometimes to get them to go to those for profit spaces. It's a strong hunch I believe to be true, but if you are doing so, please be transparent. Have had encounters with people who come to hackerspaces (they won't be named) using it as a dating service. FYI sudoroom and Noisebridge are not dating services for guys desperate to have a girlfriend. I have yet to meet a cool woman who comes to hackerspaces who is hot to date guys there. Dating apps are great for that kind of thing, and there are speed-dating meetups in the city. ============================= Romy Ilano romy(a)snowyla.com

7 months, 3 weeks

Fwd: RPSC May Newsletter ❤️

by Romy Ilano

Here is the latest RPS Collective newsletter. I used to be a member and they started the Oakland Art Murmur (which became the First Fridays). They are very active, have a space and I hope to involve them more in SudoRoom and Nosiebridge hackerspaces in the year after I get a dang job! https://mailchi.mp/rpscollective/lt4u0evd8n-16530417?e=7146f52f19 ============================= Romy Ilano romy(a)snowyla.com ---------- Forwarded message --------- From: Rock Paper Scissors Collective <info(a)rpscollective.org> Date: Mon, Apr 29, 2024 at 9:29 AM Subject: RPSC May Newsletter ❤️ To: <romy(a)snowyla.com> News + Events from Rock Paper Scissors Collective View this email in your browser <https://mailchi.mp/rpscollective/lt4u0evd8n-16530417?e=7146f52f19> May 2024 May the art be with you! Check out our upcoming events and ways for you to engage with our community. We look forward to the art you will create this month. - Workshops - Events - Volunteer - Zines - Ara Jo Memorial Fund Workshops * All activities take place at 2120 MLK Jr. Way in Oakland, unless otherwise noted. * *Masking not required but suggested for all workshops.* * ASL interpreters and SSPS available upon request. If an ASL interpreter or SSP is desired, please email leslie(a)rpscollective.org <leslie(a)rpscollective.org> one week before the workshop or event*. *Creating a Visual Diary* *Saturday, May 4th from 2:00-4:00pm* Join us for this art journaling class with our awesome guide Lisa. Discover a valuable tool to develop your creative voice. Register on Eventbrite <https://rpscollective.us8.list-manage.com/track/click?u=0e541f258945afffea9…> *Pine Needle Basket Weaving* *Saturday, May 11th from 1:00-3:30pm* Learn some basic weaving techniques and create your own little basket. Talented instructor Ramona leads this very popular workshop. 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7 months, 3 weeks

CAST Introduction

by William Myers

Hello Folks, The meeting with CAST was incredibly sweet and wholesome. They shared more about their values. We shared a number of our existing problems OMNI has had in the past, we also shared the essence of who we are, what we do, and what we believe. They appeared to be genuinely impressed and excited. We also gave them a tour of the building. While they didn’t give us much information on whether they have intention to help us with our many needs, I believe they see hard work that has gone into the OMNI, the positive outcomes it has delivered in the past, as well as the potential it has for great things in the future. The next meeting is on May 1 (6:30-8PM) to discuss representation and experience for QTBIPOC Collective Members. If you are QTBIPOC and would like to attend please reach out. We should invite QTBIPOC folks to represent their experience at SUDO, if you know someone who you feel would be at this please reach out to them directly. *Feel free to:* - Invite members to this event personally - Reply to this thread if you are interested in attending. - Email Directly to confirm attendance (williamrmyers(a)gmail.com) I'm Looking forward to working with them to make great things happen! Best William

8 months

Last night some more explorations of WebXR (virtual reality on the web)

by Romy Ilano

Hung out at SudoRoom last night, met some cool people and am continuing to bring new and fresh faces to the hackerspace! I'm still exploring web hosting of virtual reality. Aframe is a promising framework and this would make for a clean and easy workshop! https://github.com/aframevr/aframe It's great socializing with folks. ============================= Romy Ilano romy(a)snowyla.com

8 months

How is everyone doing? What have you worked on this week?

by Romy Ilano

I'm all in on augmented reality. I'm still thinking a lot about light projection. I have been busy, haven't had time to stop by. Will try to make it to hardware hack night Tuesdays! One positive change is that I've been minimizing as much as possible the presentations I've had to look at this week. I think I just saw too many. Another thing is, I'd like to come to sudoroom and focus entirely on hacking. I feel like I was on that track, but really cool people would distract me and try to get me into that the past few weeks. ============================= Romy Ilano romy(a)snowyla.com

8 months

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