Coming to the conclusion that sudoers should actively try and keep a better
awareness of their surroundings, including CCL. I know I often let CCL just
be at the boundary of my awareness and have no idea who's in the space,
although it would be easy for me to know.
On Mon, Jan 19, 2015 at 4:45 PM, Patrik D'haeseleer <patrikd(a)gmail.com>
wrote:
> Just noticed that some thief emptied the donation box at CCL. I'm guessing
> they got away with around $50 or more. I hadn't noticed it was missing
> because they stuffed the box under a table somewhere. The little door with
> the lock for the donation box is missing as well, so the box is useless
> right now - that's another $30. Right now we're actively losing money on
> our donation box...
>
> Perhaps not surprising with all the random drunk people roaming around.
> And yeah, guess we shouldn't have left it sitting around unattended. But
> I'd rather live in an environment where I do not have to worry about
> vandalism and theft for everything we leave out.
>
> Grumpily yours,
>
> Patrik
>
>
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Hey Omni Commoners,
We have one week left in the campaign and only need another $12,855! Thanks
to the generosity of our community, we’ve received $40,000 in major
donations plus $27,145 in grassroots funding through our crowdfunding
campaign page. That means, together, we’ve raised $67,145--approaching our
overall goal of $80,000.
We depend on you to make this happen:
-
Donate, even a small amount! Every dollar counts:
https://omnicommons.org/donate
-
If you want to canvas in-person this week, contact Chris at 510-692-1349
to coordinate (3:30pm-7:30pm Thu-Fri, and all day Sat-Sun).
-
Reach out to any bloggers, journalists, media outlets of any sort that
you know and see if they’d be interested in covering the close of our
campaign or if they’d be willing to share our donation link
omnicommons.org/donate on social media, we’re:
-
https://twitter.com/omnicommons
-
https://www.facebook.com/omnicommons
-
Make personal phone calls, or write personal notes to people close to
you who would be willing to contribute!
-
Copy and paste the following email message and send to others (you
should find a forwardable copy in your inbox after this email ;)
Forwardable Email Message
Subject: Only One Week Left to Contribute--Open the Omni Commons!
Howdy,
There’s only one week left to contribute to our crowdfunding campaign, and
we’re really close to reaching our goal. Please donate now, and share this
message as far as you possibly can!
https://omnicommons.org/donate <http://omnicommons.org/donate>
We only need another $12,855! Thanks to the generosity of our community,
we’ve received $40,000 in major donations plus $27,145 in grassroots
funding through our crowdfunding campaign page. That means, together, we’ve
raised $67,145--approaching our overall goal of $80,000.
What does it mean to forge a commons?
Everywhere on the planet, those spaces, places, and resources that we share
and hold in common are being targeted and exploited for personal gain and
corporate profit. It is up to all of us to preserve whatever commons we
still have, and to forge new ones whenever possible.
The Omni Commons has tremendous potential to become a critical community
space. In order to ensure our doors can open, and remain open, we need
your help today.
https://omnicommons.org/donate <http://omnicommons.org/donate>
Love and Solidarity,
The Omni Commons Fundraising Working Group
On Mon, Jan 12, 2015 at 3:33 PM, Eske Silver <eske.silver(a)gmail.com> wrote:
> We do already (or damn oughta) have precident for these interactions...
Sudoroom has many long-standing policies for this. First, any Sudoroom
member is empowered to ask a non-member to leave at any time. Second,
when a person's presence makes someone else feel unsafe, we ask them
to leave and not return until the end of a conflict resolution process
(if they want one). The process involves a mediator and steward having
private meetings and then reporting back afterwards. Facts and
arguments are not hashed out at a public meeting unless the process
has failed spectacularly. We've never had to do that.
Sudoroom values fairness, but we have always prioritized safety over fairness.
WRT Elliot, I haven't been around enough lately to know, but it sounds
like we've kicked out many strangers for less and never thought twice.
It's so much easier to be lenient with a familiar face, but that's not
"fair"...
Hey Sudoers,
We have one week left in the campaign and only need another $12,855! Thanks
to the generosity of our community, we’ve received $40,000 in major
donations plus $27,145 in grassroots funding through our crowdfunding
campaign page. That means, together, we’ve raised $67,145--approaching our
overall goal of $80,000.
We depend on you to make this happen:
-
Donate, even a small amount! Every dollar counts:
https://omnicommons.org/donate
-
Social Media! Get on Facebook, twitter, etc. and let people know that
it's the last week and that they should contribute. Tagging specific people
is a really good way to get people's attention.
-
If you want to canvas in-person this week, contact Chris at 510-692-1349
to coordinate (3:30pm-7:30pm Thu-Fri, and all day Sat-Sun).
-
Reach out to any bloggers, journalists, media outlets of any sort that
you know and see if they’d be interested in covering the close of our
campaign or if they’d be willing to share our donation link
omnicommons.org/donate on social media, we’re:
-
https://twitter.com/omnicommons
-
https://www.facebook.com/omnicommons
-
Make personal phone calls, or write personal notes to people close to
you who would be willing to contribute!
- Copy and paste the following email message and send to others:
Subject: Only One Week Left to Contribute--Open the Omni Commons!
Howdy,
There’s only one week left to contribute to our crowdfunding campaign, and
we’re really close to reaching our goal. Please donate now, and share this
message as far as you possibly can!
https://omnicommons.org/donate <http://omnicommons.org/donate>
We only need another $12,855! Thanks to the generosity of our community,
we’ve received $40,000 in major donations plus $27,145 in grassroots
funding through our crowdfunding campaign page. That means, together, we’ve
raised $67,145--approaching our overall goal of $80,000.
What does it mean to forge a commons?
Everywhere on the planet, those spaces, places, and resources that we share
and hold in common are being targeted and exploited for personal gain and
corporate profit. It is up to all of us to preserve whatever commons we
still have, and to forge new ones whenever possible.
The Omni Commons has tremendous potential to become a critical community
space. In order to ensure our doors can open, and remain open, we need
your help today.
https://omnicommons.org/donate <http://omnicommons.org/donate>
Love and Solidarity,
The Omni Commons Fundraising Working Group
sudoroom needs a CNC milling machine! well guess what, we already have
one (no i don't mean the robot)
i'm talking about the big heavy CSAM thing that is sitting on the border
between sudoroom and CCL. It was made to image ICs in their package with
ultrasonic probing, but nobody cares about that and it's a really nice big
3-axis platform anyway, so we might as well throw a rotary cutter on there
and have a nice CNC mill/router.
what's missing? Turns out it's just software. The software that came
with the ancient computer is very specifically written for raster-scanning
integrated circuits with the ultrasonic probe (which works).
but we need software to take G-code and drive a cutting tool around on
pieces of wood, so we can carve words into wood planks or whatever.
the motor controller for this machine is controlled by an ISA card inside
the computer. It is controlled through "ports" accessed by the CPU. If
we are unable to find software to take G-code and drive this ISA card (and
i'm sure it's possible to find such software) we could just write our own
software, to run in linux or DOS or whatever. The computer is a 386.
Please try to find software for operating a CNC machine with this setup:
Parker Compumotor PC-23
here is the manual for the hardware we have, which lists lots of software
stuff:
http://spaz.org/~jake/bxi/pc23_ug-servodriver.pdf
I haven't imaged the hard drive on the computer there, so i don't have
everything backed up, and i haven't looked to see if there is handy
software for driving the machine from G-code, but i doubt it's there. The
software that's there can move the machine around, but only for scanning
CSAM. If you want to play with it, let me know. We can meet up at sudo.
-jake
someone has been here before:
http://www.programd.com/62_0e8487061f6729ba_1.htm
Hey all,
I want to honor the request from some Omni community members that we
replace the word bottom-liner.
Can we collect a list of alternatives and mutually agree to attempt to
replace this phrase / to lovingly and compassionately correct one another
if and when we slip up?
As little as it may seem, this will require a cultural shift for a lot of
us that I'm sure we're all willing to make, but it'll likely take a bit of
time before it collectively takes root.
It would be great if those who take particular issue with this phrase could
put forth their suggestions.
I will collect suggestions and make a poll both online and in the real
world.
Here are some suggestions of mine:
* steward
* curator
* representative
Love,
N
That room shares a paper-thin wall with our neighbor (the walls of our
buildings touch) so until it is better soundproofed there can be no
drumming and no loud music - at least, for sustained periods - in that
room..
I hope everyone understands this, and please contact Commons group if you
have any questions.
David
<http://online.stanford.edu/course/cryptography-2-2014>
-- I took Crypto I, pretty theoretical, lotsa proofs, mind-numbing
detail on block ciphers, making streams out of block ciphers, hashes,
RSA -- this class will cover higher-level 'packages' that include key
exchange/authent/session stuff.
Hey guys,
A guy named Kevin Troffer was seen rolling through Omni the other day. I am
calling for him to be provisionally banned from BAPS and therefore from
Omni.
Kevin is not a member of the Bay Area Public School, but he did attend
classes at the (short-lived?) offshoot, the San Francisco Public School.
For those that don't recall, Kevin is a guy who smashed a bottle across a
comrade's face during a SFPS class. The comrade in question who suffered
the blow was a manager of an SF bookshop with a back room in which BAPS
classes also took place. (This site for classes was originally arranged by
BAPS, and extended to SFPS in the spirit of solidarity.)
The class Kevin was in, showed up on the wrong day, during another event
but was still allowed to use the space. Then, the shop was closing down and
Kevin was unhappy about having to leave - he argued with the manager then
struck him in front of ~40 people and fled.
Subsequent to this, an attempt to ban him at a BAPS meeting was called for
and failed, not because any information was provided to contradict this
account, but because two BAPS members felt because they were not personally
there, they were not in a position to judge.
This failure was before Omni and its safe space policy, and before BAPS
adopted Sudo's conflict resolution policy as well.
Because of this, I am calling for a provisional ban of this individual
pending discussion at the next BAPS and Omni delegates meeting.
Unfortunately I do not have his photo, but if anyone has one please pass it
along, and also please pass along his email address and/or this message to
him.
Best,
David
