Hello,
Mary just asked if she can take the empty boxes located in the basement.
I mentioned to her that I would find out, because I didn't know.
I will be leaving Sudo soon, someone please feel free to tell her or John.
And please let me know, so I know she has gotten the answer.
Many Thanks!
Daniel
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“Our prime purpose in this life is to help others. And if you can't help
them, at least don't hurt them.” ~Tibetan Quote
Awesome!
Mitch Altman <maltman23(a)hotmail.com> wrote:
>I'm giving my very popular *Arduino For Total Newbies* workshop at Noisebridge!
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My friend Hilary, in Oakland, is looking for donations of OLPCs for a school in Tanzania. If you can help, please see below:
WANTED: OLPC XO-1 laptops. These machines were introduced through a
”Give One Get One” offer by One Laptop Per Child <www.laptop.org> a
few years ago. Please check your closets to find these wonderful
learning tools now hiding there. The XO is a potent learning tool
designed and built especially for children in developing countries,
especially those living in some of the most remote environments. It’s
about the size of a small textbook. It has built-in wireless and a
unique screen that is readable under direct sunlight for children who
go to school outdoors. It’s extremely durable, brilliantly functional,
energy-efficient, and fun. We are collecting these laptops for a new
school in a rural area of Tanzania
<http://www.aiscs.org/projects.php>. If you have no further need for
your machine, please contact AISCS info(a)aiscs.org or call us:
510-273-9044 to donate it, even if you are not sure it still works.
Thanks,
Mitch.
On Sat, Jul 26, 2014 at 6:08 PM, David Keenan <dkeenan44(a)gmail.com> wrote:
> Totally would love for us to work with them on this. Are they local?
They are a distributed online group. The project mainly exists as:
- an irc channel: freenode.#atunit
- a website: https://www.atunit.org/
- an issue tracker: https://www.assembla.com/spaces/atunit/tickets
I'm giving my very popular *Arduino For Total Newbies* workshop at Noisebridge!
Saturday, 9-August, 1:00pm to 4:30pm
You've probably heard lots about Arduino. But if you don't know what it is, or how you can use it to do all sorts of cool things, then this fun and easy workshop is for you. As an example project, we'll be creating a TV-B-Gone remote control out of an Arduino you can take home with you.
All ages, all welcome!
For more info, and to register:
http://tiny.cc/ArduinoNoisebridge
Mitch.
I guess there's a huge pile of doors in sudoroom, with a note that says
"keep at least 25 of them here" or something.
does "here" mean sudoroom? or can i move them downstairs into the library
or something? I want to put the robot where they are.
-jake
On Fri, Jul 25, 2014 at 12:57 PM, Rabbit <rabbitface(a)gmail.com> wrote:
> Recently there was a controversy at Gittip which resulted in a project to
> fork or rebuilding it with better governance structures and more focus on
> the needs and safety of marginalized users.
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> They're working on bylaws and legal structures for this, and would
> appreciate advice or connections to people with advice. Talk to them in IRC
> at #atunit, particularly @adrienneleigh, or send me resources to pass along.
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> Sudoroom may be one of the largest users of this site when it launches, like
> we are now with Gittip.
Yes! I really hope that the Sudo community can put our weight behind
this project. It is an extremely important one, and has AMAZING
potential.
I'm planning to rent a Hard Surface Cleaner from Home Depot this evening
(If I can figure out how to transport it), to clean the concrete floor in
CCL:
http://www6.homedepot.com/tool-truck-rental/Hard_Surface_Cleaner/L08992029/
Only $48/day, plus cleaning solution! I'm planning on renting it for a full
day, so once we're done with the CCL floor, Sudo, BackSpace or FNB might
want to borrow it to clean their concrete floors as well. Much easier than
wet-mopping...
Is there anyone who can help me get this thing from Home Depot in Oakland,
between 6 and 7 this evening?
Patrik
Hey everyone,
I hope this wont seem weird to formally announce this, but I decided
tonight that if I am gonna attend any meeting, I am going to attend the
whole meeting all the way through to its initially-slated /
official ending-time, or I will just not attend. I decided it is just too
disrespectful to others to hop in and out of meetings before they are
slated to be finished, even if it is for other, equally pressing omni
business (which has, in every case I can think of, been the only reason I
have ever felt compelled to do so.)
Therefore I respectfully ask anyone that feels I personally need to step
away to attend to something else or answer a query, or even wants a quick
sidebar on somethin at a given merting, simply not ask but wait until the
meeting is done - barring of course some sort of all-out emergency.
By the same token, if a meeting runs over its running time, I may have
to leave that meeting at some point thereafter - and I sincerely hope that
no one at that extended meeting will be offended if I do so at that point -
I encourage others to try this model with me, which I probably should have
been following all along. Honestly, I am really not the best multitasker in
the world (as I am sure this is already readily apparent to everyone
anyhow), so I dont know why I tried to attempt otherwise.
I hope this doesn't seem narcissistic or anything to announce publicly - as
if its sooo important somehow - but I just want to make sure moving
forward, that no one is offended if I have to defer talking to em (or
otherwise engage with another matter) right away whilst I am still in a
meeting, or have to leave a meeting that is running over.
Love to all,
David
Hello!
I have been thinking about making some legs for turning those hollow core
doors into tables when needed.
I came across this recently: *http://www.thefloydleg.com/story-of-the-leg/
<http://www.thefloydleg.com/story-of-the-leg/>* and thought.. we could make
something like that!!
I only have some rudimentary soldering skills, but I'd really like to learn
more heavy duty welding / metallurgy. Anyone here have experience with that
at all?
Anyone interested in working on a project like this with me? Not
necessarily tomorrow, but in the not-too-distant future?
xo
N
