I was not able to sign in. I went to the link you posted and it asked me
to sign in. No invitation to create a new account. So i put my email
address and it asked me to verify it (which i did) and then it gave the
following cryptic error message:
Permission Denied
Sorry about that. Are you signed in as the right user? If we screwed up,
please let us know what happened.
Feedback & Support
Marina wrote:
are you guys able to sign up for the sudo room group?
https://intertwinkles.org/groups/show/sudo-room/
not sure if i have to invite people or if you can just ask to join.
- marina
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hi all,
we've been trying to figure out who is a member and how we determine
membership for a long time. we have not yet come up with a resolution.
although we keep (miraculously) making the rent, we are severely
constrained in our ability to expand (expand our space, become a nonprofit,
etc.) by not having good answers to key questions like "who is a member,"
"how do people become new members," and "how do people continue to be
members." we have explored a lot of ideas but no proposal has had the
support of enough people to allow us to move forward.
there was apparently a great discussion about membership at a meeting a few
weeks ago which i sadly missed. unfortunately it was not super-well
documented, so with marc's help, i've tried to represent some of what got
discussed.
so, here are the notes (marc and others who were there, please add if i
missed anything or correct things if they're wrong):
- people at the meeting agreed that membership should be based on *
contribution* to the space and *trust*.
- it's unclear what the mechanisms are for determining contribution and
verifying trust.
- here are the mechanisms for contribution that were discussed:
-- people agreed that there should be space for financial and non-financial
contributions. (personal note: our community as a whole has agreed on this
since our founding, but we get tripped up when starting to think through
the details of how something like this would work. we have not yet found a
solution to this problem.)
-- some folks proposed a member sign off (eg a member signs off on the
contribution you've made to the space, or you report it yourself)
- here are the mechanisms for trust that were discussed:
-- noisebridge model: 3 existing members vouch for a person who is applying
to be a member. (also discussed was lowering it to 1 existing member with 3
being seen as too high).
- a guiding idea was that it should be easy to become a member and easy to
revoke membership if trust was violated and/or contributions are not made.
- additionally people were generally in agreement that membership should
provide access to the space (door access) and access to sudo room resources.
with those two issues as the standing problems that need to be resolved,
people agreed to propose and share as many different mechanisms for
verifying contribution and trust as they could come up with.
so..please add here or on the wiki at
https://sudoroom.org/wiki/Sudo_room/membership.
hi all,
oakland nights live will be at sudo room tonight. do enjoy. there will
hopefully be lots of new people!
here's the event link: https://www.facebook.com/events/173230236198036/
- marina
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> Dear Sudoers,
>
> Thank you all so much for hosting me, I'm already making plans towards a
> second visit :)
>
> Being the first guest of the hacker exchange program, I'm passing the torch
> -
> anyone interested in to be hosted by me and the CRI in Paris? Just drop me
> a line.
>
> Regarding Knownodes, we have already began a concrete collaboration: The
> development of the public API for Knownodes, initiated by Matt:
> https://github.com/CyberCRI/KnowNodes/issues/56
>
> Interested in contributing with the API, or other aspects of the project?
> Here are a couple of ways to contribute if you're interested:
>
> * Help with code, design or communication by joining a hackathon we will be
> organising in November. The hackathon will happen in an old monastery in
> the french countryside that has been converted into an anarchist workplace
> for artists and hackers. It's as awesome as it sounds, and I might be able
> to subsidise travel and staying costs.
>
> * Help spread the word by organising a Knownodes workshop to map a problem,
> an open question or a project. I will help you out with workshop material,
> advice feedback etc'.
>
> * If you wish to stay informed about the project join our list.
> https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/knownodes
>
> And don't forget: http://i.imgur.com/CyQKlTC.gif
>
> Health and happiness,
>
> Dor
>
>
> --
> Get some insight of what makes me tick:
> My twitter <https://twitter.com/#!/garbash>
> Knownodes blog <http://knownodes.tumblr.com/>
>
> Dor Garbash
> 108 Rue du faubourg du temple, Paris 75011
> +33-652919878
>
Hi!
Some of us at sudo room / east bay mesh are working on a low bandwidth
disaster recovery mesh project based on software defined radios.
We're prototyping with a combination of USRP1 and RTL-SDR devices and GNU
Radio.
We're having some issues getting the receivers to demodulate our data
streams (using DQPSK and QAM modulation).
Does anyone have experience with such matters and if so, would you sit down
with us and help debug our setup (or even join the project)?
Willing to meet at either noisebridge or sudo room. We'll bring the food
and beer.
--
Marc Juul
What an amazing Wednesday drop in. There were all these new people talking non stop in some kind of amazing math amazing ness
The Noisebridge people were there too and they were doing cross pollination
I felt all these multi cultural ethnic tolerant vibes as people emerged from the public school. What genuine passion! Sudo room is just amazing
And then I walked down the street past the amazing burger joint. There is an amazing taco place and all this amazing culture and nightlife . It's just all so positive. How truly inSpiratiknal
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