I'm giving another "Arduino For Total Newbies" workshop at San Francisco's newest hackerspace -- RockIT CoLabs, in Chinatown.
Thursday, 5-Decemeber, 7:00pm - 10:30pm
Learn Arduino. It's fun, it's easy. Anyone can learn! All welcome!
Limited to 25 people.
Still some seats available!
Registration and Details:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/arduino-for-total-newbies-workshop-tickets-935…
Mitch.
Hi everyone,
Just a reminder that we'll be having "Today We Learned" open
co-learningtime at Sudo Room today from 2-5PM.
Come learn and hack with us.
Tiny amount of details at https://sudoroom.org/wiki/Today_We_Learned
Best,
Marina
PS - If this is your first time at Sudo Room, the best way to get in is
from 22nd St (between Broadway and Telegraph) and to take the elevator
upstairs. We'll be there!
Hey all,
Yes! The time has been set for the long awaited Subiir brew. Marc and I
will fire up the mash at 10am, and it will be kickass. We will make stout.
Again, I hope some of you will join to learn the Subiir brewing setup so
that the gear can be used more and that we can all have access to more
great, cheap, hacked beer.
Make a great thanksgiving,
Morten
I've wandered out into the world, parts of San Francisco.
Not to be negative, but it just seems like a cold-hearted, empty hipster
high school popularity compared to SudoRoom and Noisebridge.
I felt like I was wandering through a world of plastic alternative barbie
and ken dolls. It is really OK though because I don't expect everyone to be
my friend.
Even if we don't always get along, and people do weird stuff like shit in
elevators, piss each other off, we should stand together.* we do have a
heart. *
Yes Marcus. You're so correct.
Cappuccinos and cupcakes..lol. I prefer the grit. Keep that acorn affordable to P.O.C.
One Love
Marcus Owens <owens.marcus(a)gmail.com> wrote:
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Sudoers,
First, the request. I'm in a pinch, wonder if any Sudoers might help me out.
Two of us (Mike of OmNomProject and I) are trying to create a maker space in San Leandro, at the south end, in Bayfair Center (the mall at the Bay Fair BART stop). Yes, a maker space in a retail mall. It's an experiment. Mike and I have mostly committed to be open this Black Friday weekend to help offset the inhumanity of the holidays. Only problem: Mike is sick, has been sleeping for the last two days, and will be contagious for some days after he's feeling better. I advised him to stay home, which leaves the weekend to me. On our schedule we have the easy, proven activities: bunny copters for smaller kids, crypto adventures for the mid-range kids, a 3D printer for the bigger kids, and a few humble things to sell (SparkFun inventor kits, soft circuit kits, and some blank greeting cards). OMG!
The request: can anyone come help out for an hour or two this weekend? Bring your own activities if you'd like, or just come help color the bunnies. Any and all help will be greatly appreciated, good karma abounds, and many kids will thank you.
The update: East Bay Maker Labs!
The invite: if anyone is curious about what's happening in San Leandro, come join us for a Meet the CIO: Cool Tools for Makers event next Friday eve. Yes, conflict with First Friday acknowledged, not much I can do about that. Here are details: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/meet-the-cio-san-leandro-by-design-cool-tools-… 3D printers! 3D scanners! Laser cutters! and more, oh my! (Hey, it's all new to this community. Everyone starts somewhere.)
With best holiday wishes and warm appreciation for Sudo Room,
judi
San Leandro Coworking
400 Estudillo Ave, #204
San Leandro, CA
(510) 398-4000
hello(a)sl-co.com
http://sl-co.com
Hello Sudo,
As your new treasurer and co-treasurer Hol and I came up with a model for a
way to track our monthly finances so we could report them at the end of the
year.
We are inviting your feedback, and artistic remixes on the accompanying
infographic at the end.
- Revenues
- recurring
- member dues
- community donations
- one time
- grants
- events
- programs (ongoing)
- sudomate
- subiir
- lockers
- mesh
- projects (has an end)
- sudouino
- tshirts
- Expenses
- Fixed
- rent
- utils, pge, ebmud
- internet
- garbage
- Variable
- permits and legal
- event support
- Internal granting
- Programs (ongoing)
- Projects
- Funds
- Rainy day
- Operations (month to month variable costs)
- Maintenance (capital improvements)
- Investments
- Monthly Procedure
1. Total revenue subtract fixed costs
2. If operations not full, top it off.
3. x_0 % to rainy day
4. fund programs
5. fund projects
6. x_1, x_2, x_3 %'s split into remaining funds
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notconfusing
Hey all,
At last night's meeting I shared that many recent threads on the email list
and off-list have made me feel hurt emotionally. I get the impression that
there is a feeling of a lack of resolution, and that major issues get left
ignored to fester.
I need help--I want to ask sudoers to *decode* our communications to get
closer to core issues that we can learn to address to improve as a
community to perform our values
https://sudoroom.org/wiki/Articles_of_Association#Values
I have reached out to find resources to help us grow emotionally and
socially over the coming months, and I encourage others to do the same.
// Matt
p.s. For some time, I was burnt out on the sudo-discuss email list. In the
space, on frustrated occasions, I spouted verbal negativity about the list
and how I felt derailment, non-sequitur, and miscommunication promoted
further negativity and did not reflect sudo's values. However, I realized
this isn't how I feel about the sudo-discuss list. I have always felt it is
necessary to embrace our online communications--and community--as much as
any other contributing element or energy in sudo room. For this reason, it
is even more crucial that I extend my personal appreciation, offer
vindication for any time (all cycles) spent on sudo room, and remind myself
publicly that our discussion list is a core component to running a creative
community and hacker space.