I set up a Patreon for People's Open Network!
https://www.patreon.com/peoplesopennet
Now if anyone wants to support us with a small monthly pledge you can hand
them this link :)
--
marc/juul
for the record, Chris recently brought us many very useful audio cables
(1/8" - xlr) including some that are hard to find (i was going to have to
make em). i know that doesn't buy one's way out of abusing the space but
maybe it warrants one last warning before a ban.
either way, thank you, Juul, for addressing this pervasive matter.
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> 1. Fwd: [omni-consensus] Proposal for GCS/YES to become member
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> 2. We have a Patreon page! (Marc Juul)
> 3. New bans (Marc Juul)
> 4. Gig to make tech for volunteer Doulas. (Maximilian Klein)
> 5. STEAM Vault event in Downtown Hayward, this Thurs June 16th
> (Carl Gorringe)
> 6. Re: STEAM Vault event in Downtown Hayward, this Thurs June
> 16th (Carl Gorringe)
> 7. sudo room 501(c)3 perk from github -- sudoers get free,
> unlimited private repos under /sudoroom (Matt Senate)
> 8. help with DIY PCB etching? (Patrik D'haeseleer)
> 9. Re: help with DIY PCB etching? (Jake)
> 10. Re: help with DIY PCB etching? (Patrik D'haeseleer)
> 11. Sleepers (Marc Juul)
> 12. Cryptoparty this weekend! (Jehan Tremback)
> 13. [Noisebridge-announce] Fix-It Hardware Repair Club this
> Thursday!!! (fwd) (Jake)
> 14. Cryptoparty details (Jehan Tremback)
> 15. Re: [Noisebridge-announce] Fix-It Hardware Repair Club this
> Thursday!!! (fwd) (Patrik D'haeseleer)
> 16. IoT Manufacturing Meetup (Elizabeth W. Biddlecome)
> 17. Re: IoT Manufacturing Meetup (Rohit Upadhya)
> 18. Tomorrow - React component in 100 lines of code (Lesley Bell)
> 19. Make books on Humble Bundle (Morgan Allen)
> 20. PCB Assembly gig, soldering surfacemount components (Jake)
> 21. Changes to sudo room github access (Marc Juul)
> 22. Re: The Omni Commoner, June 2016 Edition! (Jenny Ryan)
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> From: Jenny Ryan <tunabananas(a)gmail.com>
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> Up for consensus at the next Omni Delegates Meeting (June 16th).
>
> Please weigh in by the 15th with any questions, concerns, feedback!
>
> ---------- Forwarded message ----------
> From: Laura Turiano <scylla(a)riseup.net>
> Date: Thu, Jun 2, 2016 at 1:22 PM
> Subject: [omni-consensus] Proposal for GCS/YES to become member collective
> To: "consensus(a)lists.omnicommons.org" <consensus(a)lists.omnicommons.org>, "
> discuss(a)lists.omnicommons.org" <discuss(a)lists.omnicommons.org>
> Cc: ALmaz <ahana75(a)gmail.com>
>
>
> Application from Global Communication Services/YES Program to become a
> member collective of the Omni Commons
>
> 1. Mission statement
> What do you do?
>
> The mission of Global Communication Services (GCS) is to provide community
> service for individuals, families, and community groups toward health
> consulting, health benefits, cultural exchange and immigrate support here
> in United States and international.
> The mission of Youth Empowerment Services (YES) is to advance and support
> children, youth, and family on academic breakthroughs in life development,
> job placement and other activities focusing and envisioning a community
> where all young people have the opportunities and access to programs
> without restriction of race, cultural difference or socioeconomic status.
>
> What happens in the world because you exist?
>
> Our program serves the community by tutoring/mentoring and providing
> educational workshops. We also teach cultural art history, and different
> languages through workshops and events. Our services encompass problem
> solving approaches based on education and tapping into the cultural
> strengths and living experiences of African immigrants and Black African
> American youth and families. We help to uncover the individuals hidden
> talents and strengths which leads to healthy self esteem, individual and
> group self-reliance. Our program is open to all ethnic groups who choose to
> excel and claim their genius!
>
> 2. Origin and group history
> How did you start?
>
> Originally, Global Communication Services (GCS) was established in 2012 as
> my (Almaz’s) consulting business to provide community service for
> individuals, families, and community groups toward health consulting,
> health benefits, immigrate support. Which included language interpreting
> and translating services. I had people working with me doing the same
> thing. As a part of GCS we taught cultural literacy for African immigrant
> youth, like cultural dance, language; as well as sports and hiking and
> camping trip to Yosemite National Park. After a long time personal
> experience working with immigrant families and being one of the reader for
> 13 afterschool programs at the City of Oakland in 2013. I seen the main
> problem children face especially around the low-income families and how new
> immigrant dealt within the public school system. At the end of 2014 decided
> to incorporate a few staff members to GCS and enhance the youth program,
> YES, which will focus on youth academic and life development support.
>
> How does your group make decisions?
>
> Our group makes decision collectively by majority vote if necessary to
> do so. So fare we don’t have any conflicts or misunderstanding, each staff
> member contributes to the program cooperatively.
>
> What have you done?
>
> We have helped several youth with their academic work, job placement,
> health and wellness training. We host community based cultural events and
> workshops. We are a pioneer collective group with different cultural and
> educational backgrounds. We work collectively with community groups
> locally, nationally and internationally. Our staff meets at least once per
> month.
>
> 3. Participation in the Omni
> Why are you interested in becoming a member? How does your group intend to
> use the space? What are your needs?
>
> Our mission and the objectives of the Omni are aligned. We both are
> working diligently to improve and empower individuals and the community.
> We also enjoy the location of the Omni. Hosting events at the Omni would be
> of great value to our team.
> Becoming a part of the ownership team is also a very exciting opportunity
> for our organization.
> We would like to be fiscally sponsored by the Omni.
>
> How does your group intend to use the space?
>
> We intend to use the space for workshops, classroom trainings, events,
> rehearsals, and collective member meetings.
>
> What are your needs?
>
> Our need is to have space at the Omni as a member collective. We will use
> the space to have locked storage, books, and a table for small class
> meetings. We will also have larger events like fundraisers, health
> trainings, or music and cultural programs that we would like to hold in the
> larger common spaces.
>
> 4. Group finances and paying rent?
> What does your group do to support itself financially? What is your best
> plan for contributing your potential share of rent to the Omni?
> Please include relevant financial statements, documentation of sufficient
> income (e.g. balance sheet, bank statement profit & loss statement).
>
> We have about $500 from the community fundraiser events and we are planning
> to charge sliding scale admission for workshops, classroom trainings, and
> other large music events. We have been invited to apply for several
> government and private grants. Our anticipated largest funding source for
> our youth project will be coming from grants and monthly member donations.
>
> We propose to pay $100 a month in rent plus utilities for the first
> three-months until we receive grants to support our program. After the
> first three months we will pay $200 for rent plus utilities and would like
> to become the stewards of the blue classroom and have priority use of that
> space. We do not plan to charge youth or low-income families for our
> services however, we do accept donations.
>
> We do not currently have a bank account. As a fiscally sponsored project we
> would open a sub account under the Omni’s bank account.
>
> 5. Dedicated space
> If your group would like some dedicated space at the Omni, what square
> footage and what features are you looking for? Which specific rooms do you
> feel might be suitable?
>
> We are proposing to steward and maintain the Blue classroom and keep a
> locked storage cabinet there after our first three months of membership. We
> would have priority for our youth classes and family consulting, and would
> make the space available to other groups when we were not using it.
>
> 6. Other contributions to the Omni
> This question should inspire some imagination. We are exploring
> ideas to pay rent and purchase the building in the long-term. The basic
> plan is for each group paying a share of rent. Potential plans include
> groups sharing profit from their activities, producing Omni events, and
> booking other events. What is the best-case scenario for using the Omni
> space to further support your group?
>
> One of the ways that we may be able to generate funds is by hosting
> monthly events. At first this income may be slow yet if we continue we
> will look to attract sponsors and also grow our attendance of our events.
>
> We also plan to produce mutually beneficial community programs for the
> Omni that would entail youth related film screenings, concerts & workshops…
>
> We can help the Omni by participating on the working groups. Almaz has
> been volunteering with the Commons working group for about 2 months.
>
> We hope that this project will greatly expand the scope of the
> Omni’s community and increase its visibility. There is a chance that
> funders and donors introduced to the Omni through our Program would
> financially support the project of the Omni. We plan to bring more African
> and African American community members and others who would increase the
> diversity of the Omni’s community in many ways, including inviting
> programming for and by community groups who represent our neighborhood and
> community.
>
> Wanda Sabir of KPFA and Sophie of KPOO are also media supporters of
> YES. We can mention the Omni on our radio broadcast and other media
> collaborations.
>
> 7. Additional information?
> Is there any other information that you think would be useful for us to
> know about your group?
>
> Our collective will have diverse group members, artists, business
> owners, educators, musicians, authors, which all those who organize and
> those who participate are all considered collective members. Will also have
> volunteers temporary member participates from deferent community groups,
> which include college/university students and community educators. All
> participates in our program would not necessarily be considered members
> unless they show constant involvement at YES program.
>
> Introduce your key collective members here
> Almaz Yihdego Founder and program coordinator/Tigrinya/Amharic teacher.
> Noura Hassaini Child Development English/French/ and Arabic teacher
> Lawrence Brisco Business development, entrepreneurship trainer through
> creative gardening and landscape design.
> Daniel Williams Swahili and mathematics teacher
> Akanke Adesokan Holistic health and culturally relevant
> Responsive holistic empowering counselor and performing artist
> Eden Mana health and wellness, health eating habits and nutrition counselor
> Fiyory Melake chemistry and biology teacher
> Mical Free art and graphic-design teacher
> Baba Kala Music and cultural history teacher
> Far I Shields musician, artist and author for global transformation
> Melvin Cowan program fund and resource advisor
> Yoel Haile student academic resource and job placement coordinator
>
>
>
> Thank you,
>
> Almaz Yihdego
> www.globalcommunicationservices.org
>
>
>
>
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The Omni Commoner
> *Issue 3, June 2016*
>
> *omnicommons.org*
> <http://omnicommons.us9.list-manage.com/track/click?u=7b3df74e35ed3cfc94d1f7…>
>
> The Omni Commons currently hosts a dozen collectives committed to the
> mission of equity and community. We’re actively recruiting new members for
> existing groups as well as entirely new organizations to collaborate with
> us. Please visit *omnicommons.org/wiki*
> <http://omnicommons.us9.list-manage.com/track/click?u=7b3df74e35ed3cfc94d1f7…>
> to learn more, or contact *info(a)omnicommons.org* <info(a)omnicommons.org>
> with inquiries on how to participate!
>
> Community News
>
>
>
> *Celebrating Love Niki Shelley & David Keenan*
>
> The Omni Commons would not be were it not for the brilliance and vision of
> Niki Shelley and David Keenan, two founding members whose love and
> dedication have inspired us all. We celebrated their love on June 4th with
> a ballroom party at the Omni, freshly shined and polished, with music and
> dancing amongst a family of beautiful souls gorging upon an epic feast that
> will live on in the legends we co-create over the years to come.
>
>
> * Rise in Power, Matt Dodt*
>
> Longtime, tireless community activist "Midnight" Matt Dodt, a stalwart
> volunteer with Food Not Bombs and many other actions and causes for justice
> and equity, died unexpectedly on May 27th, 2016 of heart failure while
> working on a construction job in San Francisco. He was 59 years old. He
> leaves one living brother in Texas and a large and loving community of
> friends and supporters in the San Francisco Bay Area*. *
>
>
> *Donate to help family and friends lay him to rest
> <http://omnicommons.us9.list-manage2.com/track/click?u=7b3df74e35ed3cfc94d1f…>*
> *Join!*
>
> Are you connected to an aligned group looking for occasional or permanent
> space? We have space available and are actively seeking new member
> collectives to rent it out! Apply to be a member collective at*
> omnicommons.org/join
> <http://omnicommons.us9.list-manage.com/track/click?u=7b3df74e35ed3cfc94d1f7…>
> !*
> *Participate!*
> We’re always welcoming new volunteers to participate in various working
> groups - in particular finance, building & maintenance, commons (event
> management), and fundraising. Check the calendar for the next working group
> meeting, or visit *omnicommons.org/lists*
> <http://omnicommons.us9.list-manage.com/track/click?u=7b3df74e35ed3cfc94d1f7…>
> to join the relevant mailing list.
>
> <http://omnicommons.us9.list-manage.com/track/click?u=7b3df74e35ed3cfc94d1f7…>
> DONATE NOW TO KEEP US GOING!
> <http://omnicommons.us9.list-manage2.com/track/click?u=7b3df74e35ed3cfc94d1f…>
>
> *Updates From Member Collectives*
> *June 19th, 1-4:30pm in Sudo Room*
>
> *Cryptoparty!*
> Come to the cryptoparty! We will have talks about electronic privacy,
> encryption technology, and why it matters. There will also be volunteers
> waiting to help you install encryption software on your computer and phone.
> Refreshments will also be served.
>
> <http://omnicommons.us9.list-manage1.com/track/click?u=7b3df74e35ed3cfc94d1f…>
> *Anony Zebra*, the official Cryptoparty mascot, protecting herself from Stripe
> Recognition
> <http://omnicommons.us9.list-manage1.com/track/click?u=7b3df74e35ed3cfc94d1f…>
>
>
> *Tonight! 7-10pm in the Ballroom*
>
>
> *All We Did Was Live: Voices of the Albany Bulb (20 mins) *
> This film follows several residents of the Albany Bulb community after
> they are forcibly removed from their encampments by the city, but the
> harassment doesn’t stop there…
>
>
> *Saving Midtown (13 mins)*
> This is the story of the Midtown rent strike, the largest rent strike in
> San Francisco since 1978.
>
> *Doors open at 7, screening at 7:30 followed by a Q&A with the directors*!
> $5 donation appreciated, but no on turned away. Free popcorn & snacks, as
> always!
>
> *June 18th in Counter Culture Labs*
>
> *10:30am: DIY Molecular Dynamics Simulation of Water*
> The goal of this meeting is to break down the physics, mathematics and
> coding of a molecular dynamic simulation of two water molecules in a 4x4
> Angstrom box for a femto-second (fs). No previous advanced math knowledge
> is required.
>
> *2-5pm: Hacking Microfluidics*
> We are building a device to assay mRNA is space using microfluidics and
> electrochemistry. Last time we played around with cheap materials to
> iterate microfluidic prototypes. This time we will be making molds out of
> different material to cast PDMS as well as other techniques. Come hack!
> Donate much-needed items from our Wishlist - we are especially in need of
> cleaning supplies, nice bookshelves and building materials!
> <http://omnicommons.us9.list-manage.com/track/click?u=7b3df74e35ed3cfc94d1f7…>
> Have a Question?
> Chances are the answer is already on our website or wiki at
> omnicommons.org - Come visit and send us a comment or feedback at
> *info(a)omnicommons.org* <info(a)omnicommons.org>
> or check out the calendar of ongoing events at *omnicommons.org/calendar*
> <http://omnicommons.us9.list-manage1.com/track/click?u=7b3df74e35ed3cfc94d1f…>
> !
>
> Recurring Events
>
> Monday
>
> *Fundraising / Buy the Building / Until the Revolution Working Group*,
> 6pm, Blue Classroom
>
>
> *Land Action General Meeting*, 6-8pm in the Basement Hall.
>
>
> *Synthetic Biology, Biohacking and Cheese*, every other Monday at 7pm in
> Counter Culture Labs
>
>
> *Anti-Eviction Mapping Project Meetup*, 1st & 3rd Mondays, 7pm
>
>
> *The Art of Science, the Science of Art*, 4th Mondays at 7pm in Counter
> Culture Labs
>
>
> Tuesday:
>
> *Hardware Hack Night*, 7pm in Sudo Room
>
>
> *Biohackers and Mad Scientists Social*, 7pm in Counter Culture Labs
>
>
> *Birdhouse Art Collective Weekly Meetups* - 7pm, Entrance Hall.
>
>
> *Sudo Mesh: Building the Peoples Open Network* - Weekly hacknights, 4th
> Tuesday general meetings - 7pm in Sudo Room
>
>
> *Film Night @ The Omni*, every other Tuesday, 7pm in the Disco Room
>
> Wednesday:
>
> *Sudo Room Weekly Social & Potluck*, 7pm in Sudo Room.
>
>
> *East Bay Homes Not Jails Meeting*, 7pm, Blue Classroom
>
>
> *Fermentation Station MycoFermentoOmniMonÂdo*, 7pm in Counter Culture
> Labs
>
>
> *Open Source Insulin*, 7pm in Counter Culture Labs
>
>
> *Bay Area Community Exchange (BACE) Timebank Monthly Meetups*, 1st
> Wednesdays at 6:30pm in the Treatment Room
> *Thursday:*
>
> *Omni Delegates Meeting*, 1st and 3rd Thursdays at 7pm in the Ballroom
>
>
> *Commons Working Group*, 2nd and 4th Thursdays at 7pm in the Entrance Hall
>
>
> *Finance Working Group*, 1st and 3rd Thursdays at 6pm in the Blue
> Classroom
>
>
> *Javascript Study Group*, 7pm in Sudo Room
>
>
> *Bay Area Applied Mycology (BAAM) Mushroom Lab*, 1st & 3rd Thursdays,
> 6:30pm in CCL
>
> *Hegel for Communists*, 1st and 3rd Thursdays, 7pm in the Treatment Room
>
> *Bernard Stiegler Reading Group*, 2nd and 4th Thursdays, 6:45pm in the
> Disco Room
>
> *Heidegger for Mystics*, 2nd and 4th Thursdays, 7pm in the Blue Classroom.
> Featured Recent & Upcoming Events
>
>
> *June 9-12, Ballroom*
> *The Bonfire Makers present PLACE to LAND (An Oakland Love Story)*
> With the growing tech presence fanning the flames of the housing crisis,
> how can there be development without displacement in Oakland? What do
> Oakland’s histories of displacement, resistance, and change-making reveal
> about the path to a just future? And what does an ideal future look like
> for Oakland?
>
>
> *June 11th, Ballroom*
>
> *Theater, Art, Music, Community Building (Sans Theater/The Mountain Turns
> Golden)*
> A full program including a community meal, live music and dance
> performances, and a participatory theater workshop featuring masks,
> puppets, scene paintings, lights and live musical accompaniment.
>
> *June 24th, 7pm-12am, Ballroom*
>
> *Artist Open Door*
> Artist Open Door is a unique take on Bay Area nightlife, incorporating Bay
> Area artists as well as locals to join together, and enjoy art and music.
> Our goal is to create a stage for artists of all mediums; studio art,
> music, and dance.
>
>
> *June 26th, 7-10pm, Disco Room Uniquely Yours - Creative Writing Workshop*
>
> In this workshop you will generate great writing from the place that is
> uniquely yours. For over seven years, this workshop has brought together
> writers of all levels, experiences and genres. It is perfect for the
> just-beginning writer as well as practiced writers who need a new spark,
> want to take new risks, or seek community. We use the Amherst Writers and
> Artists workshop method to assure a safe and creative space for writers
> from all backgrounds and levels of experience.
>
> 16 year olds and older are welcome. Long-term commitment is encouraged.
> Class fee: $1-$25, pay what you can, with additional donations welcome.
>
> Facilitated by Peggy Simmons <gww(a)greenwindowswriters.org>,
> Green Windows
> <http://omnicommons.us9.list-manage.com/track/click?u=7b3df74e35ed3cfc94d1f7…>:
> Writing Groups, Founding Director
> Recurring Events (cont.)
>
> Saturday:
>
> *Synthetic Biology project: Engineer an evolved bacterial sunscreen*,
> 10:30am-12pm in Counter Culture Labs
> Sunday:
>
> *Open Insulin Lab Day*, 12-3pm in Counter Culture Labs - Regular meeting
> to do lab work.
>
>
> *Oakland Jericho: Prisoner Writing & Analysis*, 3-5pm in the Basement Hall
>
>
> *Community Democracy Project Weekly Meetup*, 6:30pm in the Basement Hall
>
>
> *Liberated Lens Weekly Meetup*, 7pm in the Ballroom Mezzanine
>
>
> *Open Circle: Families Fighting for Justice! *- Every 4th Sunday from 3::30-5:30pm
> in the Entrance Hall or Disco Room.
>
> Thanks for reading!
>
> *With love from:*
>
> Agua Viva Cooperative Cafe - A worker-owned cafe dedicated to creating a
> warm, public space for learning about the Omni, aiming to open by
> mid-Summer 2016.
>
> *Bay Area Public School* - A free, self-organizing, anti-capitalist
> school with radical and contestatory politics.
>
> *Birdhouse Art Collective* - A new collective bringing art and artists to
> the Omni Commons.
>
> *Building Bloc* - A new collective for people who love Omni and want to
> help it thrive!
>
> *Chiapas Support Committee*
> <http://omnicommons.us9.list-manage.com/track/click?u=7b3df74e35ed3cfc94d1f7…>
> - Supporting autonomous health care and education in Zapatista communities.
>
> *Counter Culture Labs* - A citizen science and DIYbio space that is open
> sourcing biology.
>
> *Food Not Bombs* - Bringing free food to parks, political events,
> neighborhood gatherings, & social centers since 1991.
>
> *Global Womens’ Strike* - Omni Collective: International network working
> toward the return of military spending to the community, starting with
> women, the main caregivers everywhere.
>
> *Liberated Lens* - A radical film & video collective dedicated to social
> change.
>
> *Phat Beets* - A food justice group building farmers markets and gardens
> in North Oakland.
>
> *Sudo Room*
> <http://omnicommons.us9.list-manage.com/track/click?u=7b3df74e35ed3cfc94d1f7…>
> - A place to build, learn, reclaim technology for the people, and create
> alternatives to the tech industry.
> *Timeless, Infinite Light* - An Oakland small press focused on
> contemporary poetry and critical theory.
>
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I changed around the access to sudo room's github.
Specifically I increased security around sudo-humans since it deals with
payments.
If I accidentally revoked your access to something that you wanted access
to then just let me know and I'll re-grant.
Apologies for any issues.
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marc/juul
my friend needs someone to solder surfacemount parts on some boards.
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Date: Fri, 17 Jun 2016 01:03:23 -0700
From: Stephen Dunifer <stephen.dunifer(a)gmail.com>
To: jake(a)spaz.org
Subject: PCB Assembly
Hi Jake,
I have 20 PCB's requiring assembly, lots of SMD LEDs - 126 on 10 and 98 on
the second set. Plus 805 caps and resistors, ICs etc. All surface mount.
Pay is $15-$20 /hr cash, depending on experience and skill.
Location is my shop in Rodeo. A vehicle is probably required since the
public transit connections can take up to 1 1/2 hours from Oakland.
These are the two PCB fab shops:
pcbcart.compcb4u.com
Best,
Stephen
--
"You can live in your dreams, but only if you are worthy of them."
- Harlan Ellison "Delusion for a Dragon Slayer" (1966)
Hello sudoers,
Tomorrow at javascript night Mark Muskardin will be giving a workshop on
how to build a basic React component in 100 lines of code.
If you are interested in React or just want to try it out, please come out
and join us.
7:00 - Doors open
7:30 - Talk begins
8:30 - Free hack time
As usual, it's an open space, so if you want to work on and discuss other
javascript projects instead, there will be space for you to do so.
Hope to see you tomorrow!
L
zach is awesome! I might go to this.
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Date: Tue, 14 Jun 2016 18:26:02 +0000
From: Zach R <organicunity(a)hotmail.com>
To: Noisebridge Announce <noisebridge-announce(a)lists.noisebridge.net>,
NB Discuss <noisebridge-discuss(a)lists.noisebridge.net>
Subject: [Noisebridge-announce] Fix-It Hardware Repair Club this Thursday!!!
Yep it's back! Join the Rich, Zach, Mike, and the rest of the gang as they journey into the heart of the circuit board in a quest to uncover the hidden shorts of the evil Electro! :P
This Thursday @ 2169 Mission Street around 6pm until 10pm (or later). Most likely to take place at the square shaped Noisebridge Logo table by the front entrance.
It's a fun little community class where you get someone with 10+ years of experience to look at your broken junk and try to bring it back to life!
See the updated page for all the info: Noisebridge.net/fix
Flyer:
http://s18.photobucket.com/user/Segasonicfan/media/NB%20Hardware%20Class/20…
== What do I need to know? ==
The class is more focused on an Intermediate level for those that already know how to solder. Everyone should be welcome though, and we recommend the class on how to solder<https://noisebridge.net/wiki/Circuit_Hacking_Mondays> which happens Mondays at Noisebridge. It helps a lot to have a working knowledge of the simple components like resistors, capacitors, etc.
We will come together to share our knowledge on repairs. Some people have been doing electronic repairs for 10++ years!
Note: this is a community class and not a "free repair shop." Also know that anything you bring it has the potential to be hacked, destroyed, or manipulated in some way, so it is important that you do not bring things for which holds for you monetary, sentimental, or any other kind of value. Repairs will be chosen based on interest and whim of the class, and your project is not guaranteed to be fixed of course. It's always fun though and everyone usually at least gets to diagnose what's going on. We've repaired many things already!
Things to bring:
Your Curiosity
Something To Take Notes With
Camera or Video device for recording repair procedures / steps
Food or snacks since the class can go late sometimes
