I have no problem being Banned out of the Sudo Room.
This is Because I have undergone a sever economic depression that has left of my liberalist plans in queue.
Since I am unable to launch a political platform to present my liberation, as a leader of a movement beyond precedent, I rather wait until I can get my career back in track, save enough resources, open a few businesses, and do such.
I am willing to do whatever it takes to make my dreams come true.
I believe this ban is about me hanging on the skinny rope of my impoverished persona FOR TOO LONG.
I have never really done anything for the Sudo Room. Except for scrap some e-waste. But I always eat, drink, converse, make friends, make art, bring friends, use & work on computers. And I am very thankful to had such experiences in my life.
This is not a good bye, just a "see ya later". I am really motivated to turn my act around, make some money, and put it where my dreams are living, dying perhaps, existing in vacuum, underground, isolated.
At this point I don't care to defend my self against Eliot anymore. Making Marc Juul, and Yardena feel threatened is definitively past my original intentions. Like I said, the environment is turning me into a person I don't want to be. I opened a can of worms with Eliot, and I end up receiving all of its composite matter first hand. I do not ever want to experience that ever again in my life. My friend told me not to. And I did. It's my fault, but everything happens for a reason.
When random Reasons are seen as holly water in the pouring rain,
One can save the water for the dry weather, and be thankful,
For something good came out a random fault.
Who makes the clouds go round?
BE SAFE.
Not a lot seems to be happening in the Bay Area for it, but I thought
folks might find this interesting: Saturday is the 10th anniversary
celebration for Arduino (wow, it's been that long?),
http://day.arduino.cc/
Also, a $3, $6, $9 flash sale on boards (allowing backorders) if anyone
is looking to stock up! https://www.sparkfun.com/arduinoday
~ dana
Hi everyone!
This is a reminder that we will be having our bimonthly (as in twice a
month) meeting tonight at Sudo Room at 7pm. We will be graced by the
presense of two amazing local orgs:
- *Anti-Eviction Mapping Project: *This activist mapping group has been
doing work to visualize and collect stories around gentrification and
displacement in San Francisco. They are looking to expand their work into
the east bay, and are coming to talk with us about how LocalWiki can be
used as a shared storytelling platform around experiences of eviction and
displacement and a resource center for tenants.
- *The Bay Area Video Coalition*: This media workers advocacy nonprofit is
looking at LocalWiki as a place to house some of their archival media.
See you tonight!
Vicky
On Wed, Mar 26, 2014 at 10:53 AM, David Keenan <dkeenan44(a)gmail.com> wrote:
> The common area and some other rooms are to be carpet-cleaned tomorrow
> starting at 3:30. I'm not sure where they'll start or how long it will take,
> but George has asked for our help in moving furniture about. He will also be
> cleaning one of the empty rooms and the roof starting 630.
If our tenancies survive for another rave like this I think we should
try harder to coordinate the cleanup scheduling and press for it to
happen earlier in the week on one of our less busy nights, and ideally
earlier in the day as well.
Hi all,
this weekend, several dozen folks – and you? – are assembling to "hack
money out of politics.
I'm helping organize and raise funds for the event
http://www.eventbrite.com/e/hack-for-democracy-registration-10711042015
(discussion
flowing here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7438022). Rootstrikers,
Move to Amend, The Sunlight Foundation, Maplight, and other organizations
inspired and are partly involved with this newly-formed, nonpartisan
initiative. Personally, I'm eager to see us go deeper than the majority of
civic hacking with real and consequential political action.
Your inspiration and participation can shape the initiatives and the future
of this work!
Sign up or join the waiting list. Spots are opening up Thursday night!
Ping me with questions or proposals – especially for pitches or prize ideas.
warmly,
Danny
Hi Sudoers,
The Omni Collective, a collective of collectives that includes Sudo Room
and the Bay Area Public School, will be holding a delegates meeting tonight
at 7pm at our main space at 2141 Broadway (enter on 22nd, door code *2580#
or buzz in to 2nd flr) in one of the side rooms. All are welcome to attend,
and we will hold an informational introduction to the effort to all
newcomers and answer any questions about the project.
Best,
me.
Most definitely not offended by your intersectionality. Indeed, I celebrate it.
sent from eddan.com
> On Mar 26, 2014, at 6:10 PM, Vicky Knox <vknoxsironi(a)gmail.com> wrote:
>
> I sympathize with Eddan's concerns that it is in the logic of open knowledge systems to celebrate the [CTRL]+[c]/[CTRL]+[v] of said systems. That said, I think that talking about there being more POC and women in the Hub than in Sudo Room isn't a fair assessment because said assessment doesn't touch on Yar's concerns of specifically *class*/*economic* exclusion. If we are going to talk about diversity and inclusion we need to talk intersectionally. (Not to offend you, Eddan. I think it's important to bring up this point since it hasn't been brought up yet.)
>
> HEY!! LOOK! There's this Oakland Wiki article on the Signature Development Group that has questions that need your answering!! <http://oaklandwiki.org/Signature_Development_Group> :D :D
>
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We will _also_ be having a sudo room reboot meeting on Wednesday at 7
pm, which will be focused on rebooting sudo room in a new and bigger
space!
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marc/juul
