Sudo friends -
I'd still like to spend time introducing FPGA technology to the room.
I'm available one or more of this Tue, Wed, Thu.
michaelz and David, you still each have the pico2-ice that I gave you,
right? Can you bring them in one of these days?
I'll probably come in Wed, since I still have a ton of questions
about LoRa, MechCore, and/or Reticulum.
- Larry
Ever wondered what runs your computer before the GNU/Linux even starts? Most people don’t realize that proprietary firmware can control your device in ways you never intended. Join us for a meetup focused on free BIOS and firmware this Saturday at 7pm. The event will feature presentation and an AMA with a Coreboot developer. We will discuss the security and freedom issues imposed by proprietary firmware blobs like Intel ME, how Coreboot addresses these issues, and how we can build libre systems on non-x86 platforms. Attendees are welcome to bring their laptops to get help on flashing Coreboot or me_cleaner.
https://gath.io/o9y69Xnw7ZoWuPc_Ra3YH
Best,
michaelz
Dear Sir or Madam,
Hi, I'm Eunyoung Oh, and I am a Post Doctoral Researcher in the School of Mechanical Engineering at Sungkyunkwan University, South Korea.
Our team is currently participating in the 2026 Public Technology-Based Market Exploration and Startup Support Program at the UCB .
As part of this program, we are conducting short interviews with experienced FDM 3D printer users to better understand their printing experiences, challenges, and material needs.
We will be staying near Berkeley for three weeks in July and participating in a training program at Berkeley Haas.
The interview will take approximately 10–20 minutes and will cover topics such as printer usage frequency, printing environment, common difficulties, and the advantages and disadvantages of the filaments currently being used.
Your experience and insights would be highly valuable to our research and startup exploration activities.
If you are available, we would greatly appreciate the opportunity to arrange an interview at your convenience and would be grateful for the opportunity to visit at a time that is convenient for you. (Zoom or Teams are available)
If you are not the appropriate person to contact, we would also greatly appreciate it if you could recommend someone nearby who frequently uses FDM 3D printers.
Thank you very much for your time and consideration. We look forward to hearing from you.
Sincerely,
Eunyoung Oh
Eunyoung Oh
Center for Composite Materials and Concurrent Design / Post Doc.
81307 Research Complex 1, 2066 Seobu-ro, Jangan-gu, Suwon, Gyeonggi-do, #16419, Republic of Korea
Tel +82-31-299-4067 Mobile +82-10-2836-1521
Email ey0208(a)skku.edu
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Date: Thu, 9 Jul 2026 11:07:48 -0700
Reply-To: Nir Cafri <nircaf(a)berkeley.edu>
Subject: [sudo-info] Memory Foam CNC Cutting
Hi,
I'm a PhD student in Neuroscience at UC Berkeley working on a prototype,
and I was wondering if your CNC machines can cut memory foam. I need to
machine precise pockets into a piece of foam.
I have the foam!
Thanks!
Nir.
Friends -
(1) For those of you running OpenWrt, please note that today (Jul 1)
the openwrt.org team released OpenWrt 25.12.5. It includes three "Critical"
security updates. I already updated my home Wi-Fi. :-)
(2) I'd love to come in to radio night tonight and get some help
making MeshCore work on my Seeed T1000-E. Also chat about other topics
like reticulum. But my body isn't up to the drive. :-(
I've seen people connect to the room AV system over jitsi.
Could I try that, as a second-best scenario? Can someone send me a link?
- Larry
Hi sudoers:
Just forwarding the schedule for the East Bay Makers Club Grand Opening
running from noon-Midnight this Friday July 3: feel free to tell your
friends and neighbors.
If you can make it for the Fixit Clinic / Build Night component from
8PM-10PM please sign up athttps://bit.ly/inpersoncoachsignup if you
haven't already. Either way: you’re welcome to drop in anytime and just
hang out with us; you’re also most welcome to bring your own projects to
work on.
Hope to see you Friday, -Peter
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Date: Tue, Jun 30, 2026 at 7:40 AM
Subject: Grand Opening this Friday
To: <fixitclinic(a)gmail.com>
Grand Opening this Friday
<https://buttondown.com/ebmc/archive/grand-opening-this-friday/>
East Bay Makers Club · June 30, 2026
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Our Grand Opening schedule is here.
Come by East Bay Makers Club anytime from noon to midnight, bring
friends and family, and stay as long as you like.
*Noon–4pm — Family-Friendly Activities + Snacks*
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Hands-on maker activities with *Tinker Coop*, including the chance
to drive Gary, their lovable chicken robot.
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Kid-safe ʻohe kapala stamping with *Holistic Honu Wellness Center*.
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Hands-on science fun with *Community Resources for Science*.
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Kids can get creative with a *self-guided vertical wind tunnel*Â and
*chomp saw cardboard supplies*.
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Help build a *community geodesic dome*Â from the ground up with
cardboard.
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Kids can make a *personalized laser-engraved squish ball*.
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EBMC members can silk-screen an *exclusive EBMC first-edition member
T-shirt*.
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Light snacks provided by our neighbors at *Evergreen Cafe*.
*2–4pm — DMB: Doodle Making Booth*
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Get a custom EBMC DMB ID card hand-drawn by Tish. Limited quantities
available, and wait times are likely.
*6:30pm — Dale Dougherty: Twenty Years of Make*
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Dale Dougherty, founder of MAKE Magazine and Maker Faire, will
present on /Twenty Years of Make/.
*8pm — Build Night Begins*
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Stay late, make things, meet other members, and help carry on the
tradition of EBMC’s community build nights.
*8–10pm — Fixit Clinic*
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Fixit Clinic will be on site at EBMC. Get help repairing your broken
items, upcycling, and learn about becoming a Fixit Coach.
*11:45pm — Cleanup + Closing*
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Thanks for helping us celebrate the Grand Opening of East Bay Makers
Club.
East Bay Makers Club
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1619 San Pablo Ave
Berkeley, CA 94702
Hello everyone,
If you are bored and have nothing better to do, would tell me if the device (door/gate sensor) at the URL below has a way to have its BLE signal be emitted out via an antenna?
https://fccid.io/UDX-60084030/Internal-Photos/Internal-Photos-4879760
A few days ago I asked AI and said something a long the line that it was a delicated thing to do because of the heat could damage other components.
Anyways, feel free to email me directly if you want to share any info or have questions.
Thanks!