Who's willing to help me cook for the meeting? I'm here and so is the
crockpot. I'm not so good at making smart cooking decisions, but
happy to help shop and chop!
Hi folks.
I'm trying to revive an old macintosh se and i need a 50-pin scsi drive.
Size shouldn't matter too much. Anyone have one lying around?
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Marc
OMG OMG OMG. Now there's no excuse for the West Bayers to not come to sudo! ;)
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From: David Wild
Sent: Wednesday, May 29, 2013 12:02 PM
To: USStaff
Subject: FUN: Bikes on Bart!
Hi Cyclists or soon-to-be-cyclists,
Last week the Bart board of directors voted to lift the ban of bikes on Bart! Starting July 1, dust off your pedal-pushers and grab your helmet!: https://www.ebbc.org/bart
If you already bike to work because you live in SF--now we East Bayers can find out first-hand, why you are so happy all of the time!
If you have any bike-related questions (commuting routes, safety, mechanical issues, bike-buying quandaries, ideas on aerodynamic strategies, etc) please come to me!
Best,
David
PS
There is a bicycle repair station (very similar to http://daviswiki.org/Bicycle_Repair_Stations) right next to the Exploratorium across the street. It's on the south side of the building near the sidewalk. They have a pump, a stand with which to hold your bike, and tools that you can use for free to tinker! I can tell you more info if you like. This is awesome!
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REMINDER: Next meeting this Sunday at 4p! Screenwriters' meetup at 5p!
Let's all decide upon a name for the new list!!
Major props to Eddan for taking notes!
Reviving hackerspace passports out of SR has been a dream of mine! @Eddie:
Would you be down to do a Today I Learned on book binding? Maybe we could
incorporate the passports into a workshop as one of the projects people
could chose to work on?
I think we don't have to stop at the figure of a bear, though it would
serve nostalgia well. Is this turning into a conversation on building Sudo
Room's own multi-functional robot akin to Noisebridge's MC Hawking? For
reference: https://www.noisebridge.net/wiki/Noise-Bot
Yay,
Vicky
> Bonded phone lines come out of the wall, into the Sonic.net router
> Sonic.net router is connected by ethernet to:
Ugh I called it a router, when I meant modem. MODEM!
MOOOODEEEEEM
Please check out this video. I don't know if SR has the facilities and
skills to make and sell these "drops," but as the video shows, they have
some compelling attributes: They're inexpensive, easy to make, and
consumable, which gives them a financial "evergreen" trait. Not only that,
but there's plenty of silicon dioxide on the planet.
http://io9.com/meet-prince-ruperts-drop-its-about-to-blow-your-mind-4586935…
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Tony Barreca
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Mobile: (510) 710-5864
I drew a bunch of pages of comics
I got a lot of research done on bitcoins--talking to people
i saw some really neat things that are going to be showcased tomorrow!
what i love about sudoroom is that we don't need to have hackathons that
often, people here are hacking 24-7. We don't need go to a big hackathon
event run by big companies or by non profits because we do this seven days
a week. it's in our blood.
