Friends -
I know it's kinda last-minute, but should we try to hold another
FPGA "class" (chaotic learning experience) tomorrow (Thursday) night?
I'm available.
- Larry
---------- Forwarded message ----------
Reply-To: heyitsmelanie.yourva <heyitsmelanie.yourva(a)pm.me>
Cc: "maroon(a)c0deswitch.org" <maroon(a)c0deswitch.org>
Subject: [sudo-info] Re: Inquiry: 3-Day Workshop (Exodus Tour)
To the collaborators at Sudo Room,
I wanted to float this to the top of your inbox in case it got buried.
I'm reaching out to see if you might be open to co-hosting theExodus Tourin Oakland. We are bringing a series of hands-on workshops focused on leaving surveillance platforms and building community-controlled networks.
Are you open to a quick chat next week to discuss if this could be a good fit for your space? If not, no worries at all. In that case, please let us know so we can adjust our outreach list.
Looking forward to hearing from you soon.
Warm regards,
Miliaku & Melanie
maroon(a)c0deswitch.org
www.miliaku.com/aboutme
On Monday, May 18th, 2026 at 10:00 AM, heyitsmelanie.yourva <heyitsmelanie.yourva(a)pm.me> wrote:
> To the collaborators of Sudo Room,
>
> My name is Melanie and I work with Miliaku Nwabueze on a project called c0de switch -- a project that looks at the possibility of a mass exodus from the hegemonic web. We're bringing the Exodus Tour to the United States and we're looking for community spaces to co-host a series of free, hands-on workshops.
>
> Miliaku has been inspired by your makerspace while living in Oakland. She wants to come back and do a workshop on digital marronage for free to the Oakland public. On behalf of her, I am writing in hopes to collaborate on doing this workshop with you on September 25th to 27th. It is a 3-Day workshop.
>
> We'd love to explore whether these workshops could be a good fit — either as a hosted event or a co-presented one. Happy to share more details on the curriculum or jump on a call to talk more.
>
> Warm regards,
>
> Miliaku & Melanie
>
> maroon(a)c0deswitch.org
>
> www.miliaku.com/aboutme
Is there anyone going on weekends at sudo room? I looked at the
calendar and I dont see any event. I would like to visit sometimes but
I dont have time to go on weekdays. If anyone with access is going,
let me know if possible to coordinate my entrance.
Possibly, I'd be open to host on some weekends. It's kinda sad to have
the space closed when a bunch of people would have more availability
on weekends.
--
julianaferreira(a)gmail.com
she/her
I believe these folks are our landlords. Or are associated with our landlords, or some type of affiliation?
I will be attending if anyone is interested in going with me.
----- Forwarded Message ----- From: Oraya Hunter <oraya(a)ebprec.org>To: Laurie <lstoerkel(a)yahoo.com>Sent: Tuesday, May 12, 2026 at 03:37:10 PM PDTSubject: REMINDER, You're Invited: May 20 • Meet-n-Greet us for Happy Hour!
Hello Laurie,
Join us for a Happy Hour and get to know other Investor Owners like yourself a little better! We invite you to our first Meet-n-Greet style Happy Hour for EB PREC Investor Owners on Wednesday, May 20th from 4:30pm-7pm at The Barn (1726 7th Street, Oakland, CA).
Come share some laughs over small bites and drinks, hear updates on the EB PREC’s projects and our new $10M Capital Campaign, and meet like-minded Investors like you who are making our work possible. We’re not alone during these trying times—so let’s toast to that!
RSVP Now
—Oraya, Annie, Noni and the EB PREC Team <3--
|
|
Oraya Hunter
Development and Grant Writing Associate
East Bay Permanent Real Estate Cooperative
1726 7th Street, Oakland CA, 94607
415.634.7642 | oraya(a)ebprec.org
Join our mailing list <3
--
Unsubscribe
|
Friends -
People keep reacting positively when I suggest putting together an FPGA class.
Angela, did you ever get something to work on the FOMU?
David and I made some progress doing a TTL logic demo on March 2.
We could try again this week. My schedule is pretty flexible.
David, do you have plans to come in? Maybe Judy and/or Arik can join us.
- Larry
---------- Forwarded message ----------
Reply-To: hd davidson <h.dean.davidson(a)gmail.com>
afternoon, i have about 40 O'Reilly books i was curious if you would
be interested in ? free of course..
_______________________________________________
Info mailing list -- info(a)sudoroom.org
Hey all,
I got some messages sent directly to my email, not sure why not sent
to the thread to keep conversation going, but anyways.
They all mention using the old laptops' components that live at
sudoroom instead of using raspberry pis. Although I believe that is:
* A thoughtful option regarding upcycling what we already have
* A great way to learn about computer parts and how to reuse them
I also see some issues:
* That requires a deeper confidence/knowledge that not everyone
getting into cyberdecks rn will have. The beauty of a raspberry pi is
to be accessible as a gateway to learn more complicated things.
* Most tutorials I see on the internet about cyberdecks are using
raspberry pi. And those are VERY didactic/straightforward. TBD if the
ones with computer parts will be like that. Because that's how newbies
learn new things now, unless we have a real workshop IRL about this.
So I'd like us all to put ourselves in the shoes of those who are NOT
familiar with hacking/making/hardware/cyberdecks (as we always should,
IMHO), and think again how we can sponsor this.
Hi Sudoers:
There’s a pressure washer at sudoroom that the Friends of the Oakland
Tool Lending Library got for us. I thought we’d use it to pressure wash
the floor at sudoroom (and the sidewalks around Omni.): is anyone
interested in trying to do either (or both?) I can bring in hoses to
feed water to it, LMK.
If there’s no interest in either of those: does anyone want to take the
pressure washer home?
Sincerely, -Peter