i am really tired of playing cat-n-mouse w/the outside doors at the omni.
a day or two ago i told jerome that i would be moving for a permanent ban
on whoever i discovered was propping the doors open.
after i let jerome in the building this morning, i discovered that jerome
had left the shattuck side/ballroom door open so i asked him "what the
fuck" he left the door open for.
rather than answer my question he took offense at my tone (understandably
as i was angry) got in my face pointing and tried to start a fight with me
with
i get that jerome helps out around here but leaving the doors open for
anyone to walk in at anytime completely negates the occasional floor
mopping that he does, imho.
i will not be letting jerome in anytime soon
~r
as i am on a temp hiatus from enforcing our building policy until i feel i
am being supported in same, i declined to wake, ian moon (non-member), or
ask him to leave when i found him sleeping in backspace this morning.
matt, kelley & brenden were in sudoroom when i left last night. not sure if
he was allowed to stay somehow or if he just got back in...upstairs corner
window (by til) was open and ppl know how to climb in.
whoever closes the building needs to remember to close the window too.
btw, shattuck door was open this morning but it was the first time in days
that i found the shattuck door or the discoroom door open which is actually
very good news
~r
Hi I was in the space last night (Friday) on the tail end of the Linux
install fest fridays.Lately fridays have been kind of dead. I think
Thursday is our most happening night, and usually the Omni is pretty empty
on Friday.
There were some cool guests dropping by, and from what i heard they were
ready to go, but they seemed let down by the lack of people and activity. i
don't think they said it out loud.
I'm wondering: what do you think? Should we move installfest to the
Thursday party night? that might also interfere with the javascript evening.
Or should we rephrase the Friday night expectations so that people don't
expect it to be this organized, orderly event? I think the thursdays are
more of a hangout night, and there are other groups there Thursday but
Friday not so much.
I'm fine going there and hacking in peace and quiet. But I don't want
people to leave disappointed.
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Romy Ilano
romy(a)snowyla.com
we the people,
I don't know, I don't have the time or skill set to be involved in this. If
you're willing to lead this effort, could you take care of all these
details? Could you volunteer so they stop sending me these requests?
I think it'd be cool if a man handled any child-related stuff. All too
often I see hackerspaces or community groups dump all this work on women,
even women who aren't suited for it. (sort of how usually women end up
doing the secretarial work and cooking)
Best,
Romy
Message: 7
Date: Wed, 19 Aug 2015 16:06:30 -0700
From: We The People <hello(a)sl-co.com>
To: sudo-discuss(a)lists.sudoroom.org
Subject: Re: [sudo-discuss] Could someone do something involving
mentoring young girls around once every two months ?
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Romy,
Do we have a regular batch of girls who want this?
What are their ages and interests--what are they asking for?
What about cost of supplies--are parents willing to cover this?
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Romy Ilano
romy(a)snowyla.com
I couldn't for the life of me find a proper set of keyboard keys on the
interwhoo last night.
So here's what seems to be the world's first set of open source keys. I
built it to emulate the black keys on a Hammond b-3 (midi controller coming
soon) but I'm sure someone here will find another use for this.
https://grabcad.com/library/keyboard-keys-1
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The key to mastering any skill is nothing more than passion and
persistence.
Our PA fell through and we are in desperate need of a PA for the 8 bands
that are playing. Is there one at the omni we can borrow for friday night
only?
Hey all,
Has anyone seen a box (or multiple boxes) containing groups of the items in
the subject of this message?
I had been collecting and storing PC components at the blue table in the
middle of sudo room (pc repair station), including cables, PCI cards (e.g.
video and sound cards), as well as sticks of RAM (new and old ones--useful
for repairs). There were also several hard drives (mostly older IDE drives)
on the metal shelves along the south wall in sudo room.
Has anyone seen these items or know where they may have ended up?
Bummed,
Matt
