i tried to get in by going to the URL (from my phone) and entering the
password i have been using, and i got a 500 Internal Server Error.
does anyone know why that is? I ended up giving up and pressing the
intercom button, and someone actually came down the stairs to actually let
me in.
do we know what is causing this?
Is there a way to put a very obvious large link or banner from the front sudoroom page and our wiki leading to the mesh network project ...
With its donation page?
I think it would be appropriate ... It's an internal sudoroom project not something run by an outside company university or non profit
---
Romy Ilano
Founder of Snowyla
http://www.snowyla.com
romy(a)snowyla.com
Hi everyone, I have a car available all day so if we have things to bring
to or remove from sudo room, email or text/call me and I'll be happy to
help. I'm thinking any time this afternoon until the end of the day.
Marina
Although Circuit Hacking Monday happens every week, this upcoming workshop will be the last one I will be leading for a few months, since I'll be traveling all over the world to teach soldering at hackerspaces and hacker conferences on several continents! -- Mitch.
You are invited to Circuit Hacking Monday, at Noisebridge!
Monday, June 17th, 7:30pm
All ages, All skill levels, All welcome!
Circuit Hacking Monday is a great chance to learn how to solder, learn about electronics, and/or learn about Noisebridge.
It is perfectly fine if you've never soldered before!It is perfectly fine to bring in your projects in progress -- it's a great place to get help with your project!It is perfectly fine to bring in something you'd like help fixing!It is perfectly fine to just come and hang out with other hardware geeks!Circuit Hacking Monday is all this, and more.You are welcome to come to Circuit Hacking Monday to learn how to make cool kits (listed below), but you are also welcome to come and work on your own project, fix something, or get familiar with the Noisebridge and its electronics lab. You can use our tools, get help, or give help with others playing with and making projects. It's a great community. Come and meet some new friends!Where: Noisebridge, 3rd floor of 2169 Mission, San Francisco, 94110 One and a half blocks South of 16th St. Mission BART Station.When: Monday, June 17th, 7:30pm till ?? (it is totally OK to come late!) Just show up! No reservation is needed. Most projects take a bout 1 to 2 hours.Who: You! It is fun to make things in the friendly community of Noisebridge. All ages. All skill levels. All welcome!Cost: Instruction is Free! If you want one of the following kits, reimbursement for the kit price is requested. (kit prices are $10 to $35, depending on kit)All kits are designed for total beginners to complete successfully.
Some of the kits available:TV-B-Gone-- (turn off any TV in public places!)Diavolino -- (make your own shield-compatible Arduino!)OpenHeart -- (animate fun patterns in the shape of a heart!) LoL Shield -- (Lots of LEDs! for your Arduino!)"Hi My Name Is" badge -- (you may have seen me wearing mine) Brain Machine -- (Meditate, Hallucinate, and Trip Out!)Mignonette Game -- (build your own handheld game console!) Trippy RGB Waves -- (interactive blinky lights!) LEDcube -- (animated 3D cube of LEDs!) MiniPOV -- (write messages in the air!)BoArduino -- (make your own fully functional Arduino -- for solderless breadboards!)Atari Punk Console -- (Make noise!)Microcontroller programmer (USBtinyISP) -- (program all your AVR family chips!) And more!
More info is available on the above kits at:http://www.CornfieldElectronics.comhttp://www.adafruit.comhttp://www.app…
Mitch.
Dear Noisebridge!! (And sudo-discuss, and Praxis)
I have invited representatives from SF-WAR to come speak at Noisebridge
some time in July on the topics of resisting sexual harassment and sexual
assault. Will keep you all updated as to when this will happen! These
training talks may give us good common ground for further discussion and
action.
I was also chatting with folks from Camp Tipsy, an event run by people in
the Bay Area, that last year had a sexual assault reported. I asked what
their community response to the assault has been.
Camp Tipsy is a community that comes together for a time limited event,
while Noisebridge is around all the time, so our needs and capabilities are
different. Camp Tipsy's actions sound possibly of interest to people at
Noisebridge, especially those who organize large events. Here is their
response (from Colin). It is well worth reading.
>>>>>
We have a zero tolerance policy for sexual harassment of any kind that we
have announced loudly and clearly in emails to all ticket holders. We also
have hired High Rock Security to handle any issues that arise and asked
that most of the security people be women since women security are more
keyed into these matters and less likely to let guys get away with this
sort of shit. Also, it is a ticketed event this year and everyone will need
to show ID and get wristbands at the gate it is a lot easier to remove
problem individuals.
It's all about setting up an infrastructure to deal with it. A lot of
events that are more "community" events expect that things will just take
care of themselves. However what they don't realize that the problem always
comes from that one guy who is a friend of a friend or the guy who normally
would never do anything targeting the new girl who he thinks he can get
away with messing with because she doesn't have any connections with the
larger group. And the community seldom has a real way of doing anything
about it because putting your foot down and ostracizing people when is
difficult even when it is abundantly clear it needs to happen — this is
especially true in groups like geeks and artists who typically were
ostracized themselves from larger society.
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Liz Henry
lhenry(a)mozilla.com
lizhenry(a)gmail.com
Rock paper scissors just offered sudo this deal.
They have a lot of donate bottled Guiness Black. They will donate it to us.
We cant have events that we charge for door entry (say $5-10) where we give
away free unlimited beer. Then we return 30% of our profits to RPS for
giving us the beer.
Just to inform you of all our options,
notconfusing
Alcides Gutierrez
http://e64.us
---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: "Aaron Newcomb" <anewcomb2(a)gmail.com>
Date: Jun 14, 2013 10:22 PM
Subject: [Noisebridge-discuss] New potential hackerspace in Benicia
To: <noisebridge-discuss(a)lists.noisebridge.net>
Cc:
We are in the beginning stages of getting a hackerspace started in
Benicia. We seem to have good support right now from the town as well
as other groups. We would really like someone from NoiseBridge to come
to our next meeting and perhaps answer some questions about how to get
started. Is there anyone familiar enough with how NoiseBridge is run
that would be willing to join us in the next few weeks?
Thanks,
Aaron Newcomb
http://www.thesourceshow.org
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Hi All,
I will be giving a talk on the history of hacking.
Knowing where we come from will help us to move forward without repeating
the mistakes of the past. We live in a decisive time. How we act in the
next few months will mold "hacker" culture for years to come.
Come Saturday at 2pm to learn and discuss what it means to be a hacker and
how that meaning has changed for better or worse.
Hack The Planet.
https://sudoroom.org/wiki/Today_I_Learned#June_15:_From_Phone_Phreaks_to_Wi…
See you tomorrow... PS. We will be heading to the BACH meeting afterward.
