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The Omni/06 February 2014

2014-02-07T04:54:50Z

50.0.83.158: Created page with "omnicollective@lists.riseup.net ===Attendees=== *David *Max *chloe *ali *fraita *malkia *ardeen *jamie *stphen *hale *owen *jlremy *joel *sparrow *nico *noemie *swarve *davi..."

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===Attendees===
*David
*Max
*chloe
*ali
*fraita
*malkia
*ardeen
*jamie
*stphen
*hale
*owen
*jlremy
*joel
*sparrow
*nico
*noemie
*swarve
*david
*sara
*olive
*ardeen
*cassie
*ian
*matt
==Presentation==
It was a social club for italian american sewage workers. Then a rock club, then a shutdown rock club.

The floor plan is shown. David says "its a really big space many times". It's been unchanged since 1995, so the graffiti is well preserved.

===Finances===
*Plan A
It would cost $1.95M, and would finance it himself, if we come up with $750,000. There is someone who might help with that much money, but they want us to raise *some* of the cash ourselves. Also a landtrust could help us. That would mean $9,500 - $11,000 mortgage

*Plan B
Lease to own. But that is high option.

*Plan C.
Just lease $13,000 plus "Triple Net"

===Current Interesets===
*BAPSast
*Sudo
*timeless infinet light - publishing collective
*oakland nights live
*salta plus - dance - hosting classes and perfomance
*low light - a darkroom
*screenprinting collective
*housing collective (very separated)
*Spokeland?
*Wild soul?
*Cafe/bar/bookstore (would need to be made)?
*Hackerspa
*"BAD" - "Bitches for Absolute Destruction" - Feminist collective - facili*cating ass-beating, breeding
*somebody into fighting
*propaganda collective
*counter culture labs
*hackerspa - a spa/coworking space

==Last Meeting==
David Brazil wrote a proposal about how we could operate. It would be a collective of collectives, with one representative per group.

==Q and A==
*comment - not "how can my collective use the space" but "how can we make more usable space"
*What type of building work?
*Permitting? We can have a "Gilman style" club under certain constraints. We could open up a private club, or a rock club, but the parking situation has changed since 1986, so we have to repetiton and its political. Cabaret license would have to come later, where we are open til 2am most nights of the week. But we can have occaisonal monthly events already.
*Is this just a space to rent, or a radical collective?
**David - no, absoultely this is a post-occupy movement that's about providing to the community.I wrote this letter.
*Salta - can we have a rotating delegate to the omni?
**David - yes, its a spokescouncil model, so that wouldn't be a problem, plus we can make the council how we want it.

==Last Phase==
*Re-pledging our money and delegates.

*Public school - $1000 -
*

The Omni

2014-02-07T04:54:32Z

50.0.83.158: /* Meeting Minutes */

[[File:Theomni.jpg|thumbnail|right|Photo of The Omni taken in 1995]]

::The Omni
::4799 Shattuck Ave
::Oakland 94609

=Meeting Minutes=
*[[The_Omni/20_November_2013]]
*[[The_Omni/05_December_2013]]
*[[The_Omni/06_February_2014]]

=Historical=
*1934 - 1981: [http://oaklandwiki.org/Ligure_Club Ligure Club]
*Late 80s? - Early 90s?: [http://oaklandwiki.org/The_Omni The Omni]

=Pages=
*[[The_Omni/Zoning]]
*[[The_Omni/Possible_Groups]]
*[[The_Omni/Cost_Estimate]]
*[[The_Omni/Property_tax_exemption]]
*[[The_Omni/Challenges]]
*[[The_Omni/Structure]]
*[[The_Omni/Governance]]
*[[The_Omni/Fire_safety]]

=More Info=
* http://cabjones.com/ - Historical info, floor plans, etc;
* http://oaklandwiki.org/The_Omni

Mesh/Checkouts

2014-01-31T05:05:11Z

50.0.83.158: Another checkout

See Also: [[Mesh | Mesh Home]]

Use this page to log what you've taken home.

= Marc =

*1 picostation 2
*1 bullet 2
*3 of the second-tallest 2.4 ghz omnis
*1 Rocket M5
*1 Nanobridge M5
*1 Nanostation M5
*1 ARCFlex Freestation 2

= Deekoo =
* 2 Picostation 2s (including POE injectors)
* 1 NanoStation M5
* 1 AirBridge M5 (includes meshy parabola)
* 2 extra POE injectors
* 3 Mickey cables
* 1 Meraki board+antenna
* 1 Meraki programming cable (Juul's)

= Max B =

*2 picostation 2

= ChrisJ =

06.20.2013, checked out the following equipment:
* 1 x PicoStation 2 - sn: x-25 - returned; not working ??
* 1 x Bullet router - B2HP
* 1 x 15" antenna + adapter (returned 09.12.2013)
* 1 x POE - small, DC input
* 1 x PicoStation 2 - sn: 00156D720566

= Nader =

08.01.2013, checked out the following:
* 1 x PicoStation 2 Package (PicoStation 2, PoE, Antenna, Mickey Mouse Cable)

= Jenny =
* 1 x PicoStation 2 Package (PicoStation 2, PoE, Antenna, Mickey Mouse Cable)

= Tom =
* 1 x Meraki Sparky

= Paige =
* 1 x PicoStation 2 Package (PicoStation 2, PoE, Antenna, Mickey Mouse Cable)

= SteveB =
* 1 x PicoStation 2 Package (PicoStation 2, PoE, Antenna, Mickey Mouse Cable)

=Jeremy=
* 1 x PicoStation 2 Package (PicoStation 2, PoE, Antenna, Mickey Mouse Cable)

== Pete F ==
* 1 x Meraki long range, MAC address: 00:18:0a:00:f0:24
* 1x POE (with AC input)
Checked out Dec. 18, 2013

Filming at sudo room

2014-01-23T04:55:27Z

50.0.83.158:

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Articles of Association

2014-01-23T04:20:13Z

50.0.83.158: /* Sub-Section 3.4.3 Dues */

==Article 0. Name==

'''sudo room'''

==Article 1. Purpose==
* '''sudo room''' is an association of individuals (called "sudoers") established to collectively support a [[Sudo_room|creative community and hacker space]] with [[Sudo_room/methodology|corresponding values]].

===Values===
'''sudo room''' is an open, collaborative community of creators and practitioners working toward positive social change. '''sudo room''' chooses to:
#Value open, public discourses over closed, proprietary processes.
#Value access and transparency over exclusivity.
#Value solving real problems over hypotheticals, while respecting visions of the future.
#Value community and collaboration over isolation and competition.
#Value human judgment over automation and efficiency.
#Value do-ocracy over bureaucracy.
#Value safe space over ideology.

==Article 2. Membership==

===Section 2.0 Definition===

'''sudo room''' is a deliberative collective, meaning there is horizontal democratic control and participatory management of the organization, which is composed of all individual members. However, the group actively strives to substantially incorporate interested community participants and beneficiaries who are non-members. Members agree to decisions made by '''sudo room''' as well the terms of these Articles of Association and all future amendments.

By using spaces or services operated by '''sudo room''', community participants and beneficiaries are obligated to respect all decisions by '''sudo room''' as well as the terms of these Articles of Association and all future amendments.

===Section 2.1 Qualifications for Membership===

* Membership is defined by fulfilling the following requirements:
*# Contributing monthly dues (sliding-scale with respect to operating costs) or equivalent.
*#* It is an express purpose of the group to keep membership rates low, and therefore accessible, as well as offer, when possible, alternatives to monetary contribution to suffice for monthly dues.
*# A status of good standing with the organization.
*#* Unresolved debts and/or substantial lapses in respecting the values of the organization and its members may result in suspension of membership, to be determined by fair process respecting individual rights and freedoms and the integrity of community norms.

===Section 2.2 Sudo Functionaries===

As a collective, functionary positions are voluntary roles taken on by willing members and intended to change regularly. No person may hold more than one position simultaneously, unless permitted by '''sudo room'''. Any member of sudoroom may perform any of the functions of any of the Functionaries, but the Functionaries are expected to perform their duties regularly and must perform them if no one else can or will. Any Functionaries can voluntarily cede the role to another member any time, and is replaced if another member is voted into the function by a simple majority vote.
The positions and respective duties are listed below:

* Facilitator
** Maintains the agenda for meetings, ensures topics are dealt with, and recognizes speakers in a fair and inclusive way.
** Ensures that all group business is handled and all group decisions are made in the way described in these Articles of Association, by bearing them in mind and referring to them whenever needed.

* Scribe
** Takes notes during meetings and collaborates with others to include their notes in final meeting minutes.
** Posts notes publicly after each meeting.

* Exchequer
** Presents the budget during meetings, as articulated in the budget process below.
** Coordinates with Scribe to ensure budget-related information is accurate and available to all members.
** Co-facilitates (with the Facilitator) the budget process below.

* Conflict Steward
** Facilitates the conflict resolution process according to the Articles of Association, but not necessarily a moderator.
** Stewards selection of a moderator and schedules meetings among conflicting parties and moderator.
** Documents meetings and communications relevant to the conflict resolution process.
** Promotes good-faith participation in the process by conflicting parties on a basis of mutual respect and growth towards better relationships and a stronger community.
** If conflict resolution goes before the whole group, co-facilitates with Facilitator, and handles points of information about conflict resolution with reference to the documentation.
** Does not act as Conflict Steward in conflicts involving self.

===Section 2.3 Benefits===

The following are benefits available to all members:
* Usable [[Articles of Association/Assets and Resources|assets and resources]] available within reasonable constraints of time and under the condition of sharing.
** '''sudo room''' strives to make assets and resources available to as many non-member participants and beneficiaries as possible.
** Note: no personal property should be stored in '''sudo room''' unless a system for personal storage can be provided by '''sudo room'''.
** Note: the use of '''sudo room''' environments for habitation and/or domestic use is strongly discouraged.
* Approved discounts and services negotiated through the collective purchasing power of '''sudo room'''.
** Items are up to the discretion of '''sudo room''' to determine through its budgeting and decision-making processes.
* A ''safe space,'' which is defined as:
** "A place where anyone can relax and be fully self-expressed, without fear of being made to feel uncomfortable, unwelcome, or unsafe on account of biological sex, race/ethnicity, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, cultural background, age, or physical or mental ability; a place where the rules guard each person's self-respect and dignity and strongly encourage everyone to respect others." [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Safe-space â€” Advocates for Youth via Wikipedia].

==Article 3. Decision-Making==
===Section 3.0 Governance===
As a collective, '''sudo room''' members govern themselves and each retains equal rights and mutual responsibilities.
====Sub-Section 3.0.0 Meetings====
* Meetings are held regularly, with sufficient notice for interested members to participate.
* A meeting to conduct official business of sudo room must include at least 10 members.

====Sub-Section 3.0.1 Agenda====
Agendas will be initiated with a default structure left open to addition until the beginning of the next meeting. Additions to the agenda during the meeting require a simple majority to be added, otherwise they are tabled until the next meeting.

Agenda structure:
# Announcements / Updates
#* '''Decision Procedure:''' Not applicable during meetings.
#* Public announcements may be objected to with timely notice and the burden on the objector.
# Fiscal Solvency (Budget)
#* '''Decision Procedure:''' Automatically approve the budget formed using the procedure outlined below. All amendments to the automatic budget must be made using a consensus process.
# Conflict Resolution
#* '''Decision Procedure:''' ''Fair Process'' described below.
# Proposals for Amendment
#* '''Decision Procedure:''' Follow ''"Amendments" Article '' below.
# Endorsements
#* '''Decision Procedure:''' By consensus.
#* Official '''sudo room''' endorsements of other events, activities, groups, or actions.

===Section 3.2 Conflict Resolution===
====Sub-Section 3.2.0 Process====

[[File:SudoRoom.png|400px|right|Diagram]]
The resolution of disputes and disagreements within '''sudo room''' is encouraged through informal process and the spirit of a collaborative environment. There is a process, however, by which issues that are not resolved informally and that arise within the scope of these articles of association:
# The party who seeks resolution finds someone to act as '''Conflict Steward''' in the matter, and works with this '''Conflict Steward''' to find a '''Mediator'''.
## The '''Mediator''' is an impartial and uninvolved third party who consents to assist, and with whom all conflicting parties consent to work toward a solution.
## The '''Conflict Steward''' organizes meetings for conflict resolution and maintains records of all meetings and relevant communications among the conflicting parties.
## The '''Conflict Steward''', '''Mediator''', and the conflicting parties arrange to meet to work out a resolution to which all conflicting parties consent.
# If at least one conflicting party does not consent to meet, or if at least one conflicting party is unavailable to meet in a reasonable time, all relevant circumstances considered, or if the '''Conflict Steward''' and '''Mediator''' agree after at least one meeting that further meetings would not be likely to lead to resolution, the issue is brought before the group in the following way:
## The issue is added to the agenda of the next official meeting scheduled at least one week in the future, and documentation is gathered by the '''Conflict Steward''' and made available to the group at least one week beforehand (on wiki), and notice is broadcast to the group (on mailing list), but information that would compromise anyone's privacy or dignity is not made public. In the description of the issue, the form of remedy sought by the plaintiff(s) is included. Both the '''Conflict Steward''' and '''Mediator''' must give their approval of the factual content of the documentation before it is posted. Both the '''Conflict Steward''' and '''Mediator''' must expressly affirm that the form of remedy sought by the plaintiff(s) is consistent with '''sudo room's''' [[Articles of Association#Values | values]]. The request for remedy must include an implementation plan approved by the '''Conflict Steward''' and the '''Mediator''' if it is not obvious how to implement it.
## During each meeting's agenda item on Conflict Resolution, all unresolved issues on the wiki are brought up for discussion followed by a vote.
### First, the '''Conflict Steward''' presents all relevant documentation about the issue.
### Then, a category of severity is established by '''consensus''' according to '''sudo room''''s [[Articles of Association#Values | values]] and the facts of the case. The category determines the voting threshold for sustaining a sanction against any party to the conflict. The categories are (in order of decreasing severity):
#### Conflict calling for membership suspension or termination.
####* '''Decision Procedure:''' 2/3 vote
#### Conflict where only material compensation is sought.
####* '''Decision Procedure:''' 1/2 vote
#### All other conflicts.
####* '''Decision Procedure:''' Consensus
### Then, the opportunity to represent perspective is granted to each conflicting party and to the '''Mediator''', and general discussion may be held about the issue if any member wishes. The '''Conflict Steward''' co-facilitates with the '''Facilitator''' in order to answer questions specific to the conflict and provides information about the history of the conflict by referring to the documentation.
### Then, a brief period of deliberation of definite time is held, during which members are free to consider the issue or discuss it directly with others.
### Then, members may propose alternative remedies to the conflict, along with any appropriate implementation plans.
### Finally, a vote is held on the plaintiff(s)' proposed remedy, and then alternative remedies are voted upon in the order they were proposed, but only if at least one member indicates that the remedy under consideration is still relevant. After all remedies have been considered in this way, the matter is considered resolved. The '''Conflict Steward''' then ensures all relevant parties understand the remedy or remedies that passed and any corresponding implementation plans.
### Any conflicting party unsatisfied with the decision may place an appeal on the agenda in the same way that conflicts are placed on the agenda, except that a majority of the group must vote to accept the appeal during a meeting, and the process begins anew. The appeal must propose an alternative remedy and refer to [[Articles of Association#Values | values]] that were not served by the original decision.
### If at the end of any step in the process more than an hour has passed during the current meeting in considering the conflict, any member may request that a majority vote be held on whether to table the conflict until the next meeting.

====Sub-Section 3.2.1 Principles and Values Specific to Conflicts====
In the pursuit of fairness, due process in the resolution of conflicts must include:
# Presumption of innocence.
# Right to an appeal and a fair process.
# Respect for the privacy and dignity of all members.
# Proportional and effective remedies.
## [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Restorative_justice Restorative] remedies are strongly preferred over [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Retributive_justice retributive] remedies.

===Section 3.3 Corporate and Tax Status===

The diversity of organizational structures shall be preserved, in order to maintain the opportunity for the most effective means of instituting incentives for creativity and innovation.

===Section 3.4 Fiscal Solvency===
[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0At_6qzhQZBX8dHU0bWZaNkxpSkcyeG5WMVRwMVQ4aWc#gid=4 FYI, here are the fiscal solvency sheets ya'll]
====Sub-Section 3.4.0 Assets====
* '''sudo room''' assets are managed through member benefits above and the budgeting process below.
====Sub-Section 3.4.1 Budgeting====
'''sudo room''' employs a transparent, and collaborative budgeting process that attempts to reflect the shared values of all members as articulated by the group's purpose. The budget is located (insert link here). It is managed through the following procedure each month:

# Determine if membership dues can be reduced
# Transparently prioritize budget allocations. (In no particular order) allocate income to match expenditures, contribute to standing funds, and determine remaining surplus
# Any surpluses that remains will be divided based on member contribution and treated as ''internal credits'' (or a ''soft dividend'') available for members to:
## Leave to the discretion of '''sudo room''' to allocate
## Allocate in the budget, at the member's discretion, to various available '''internal projects''' as defined below.
## Provide as future contributions to membership dues.
* '''Note:''' there is a substantial distinction for ''external projects'' as defined below.

* To ensure stability, '''sudo room''' must maintain several standing funds:
** 3 months worth of rent + utilities
** Rainy Day fund (for emergency expenditures)
** Maintenance fund (for necessary infrastructure replacements)
** Operations fund (for necessary, small operational expenditures)

====Sub-Section 3.4.2 Income====
'''sudo room''' accrues income through several sources, including events, crowd-funding initiatives, and membership dues.

====Sub-Section 3.4.3 Dues====
Dues shall be paid by members on a sliding scale basis, from the minimum $10 per month rate to the recommended donation calculated using the process below. Exemptions of individuals from paying dues may be approved on a case by case basis by the general membership on the grounds of financial hardship or refusal to participate in the monetary system

The recommended monthly dues for members is calculated as follows:

*dues = average over all members of ( 1 month's overhead + a % of any defecit in each standing fund + a risk premium (min. 5% of all other dues components)
*For instance, early on, overhead could be (rent + utilities + services), in which case dues = (500 + 100 + 20 + (10 + 5 + 0 + 10) + 64) / 23 = $30.83 per member

====Sub-Section 3.4.4 Expenditures====
* Internal Projects
** Infrastructure, maintenance and improvements.
** Capital Projects
* External Projects
** Not funded this way. Use alternative methods, such as through discounts or crowd-funding opportunities offered as Benefits above.
====Sub-Section 3.4.5 Surplus====
'''sudo room''' strives to maintain a zero-sum budget, in which there is no surplus.
* Definition: surplus = income - expenditures - standing funds

==Article 4. Amendments==

===Section 4.1 Process===
Amendments shall be made by:
# Announcing the proposed amendment by posting:
#* On the official '''sudo room''' wiki.
#* On the '''sudo room''' ''discussion'' email list
#* At least 1 week before the meeting at which a vote on the amendment will be held
# Recieving feedback and commentary posted:
#* On the official '''sudo room''' wiki.
#* On the official '''sudo room''' anonymous etherpad: https://pad.riseup.net/p/sudoroom
#* On any '''sudo room''' email list.
# Adding an agenda item to an official meeting's agenda.
#* The agenda item includes time to review the feedback, receive in-person feedback, and discuss.
#*'''Decision procedure:''' Consensus

===Section 4.2 Dissolution / Termination of Association===
Dissolution must be proposed in the same manner as all other amendments to these articles. For clarity, the decision procedure will use '''consensus'''.

Mesh/Other mesh projects

2014-01-20T03:55:38Z

50.0.83.158: /* Europe */ added link to Freifunk

The goal of this page is to list existing meshes, active mesh groups and failed community wireless groups so that we can learn from their failures and successes and possibly their source code and configuration parameters.

Project Meshnet has a [https://wiki.projectmeshnet.org/List_of_Mesh_Locals list of wireless mesh projects].

Wikipedia has a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_wireless_community_networks_by_region list of wireless community networks by region] - rather outdated, but useful as a research launching point.

= Active meshes =

==Europe==
=== [http://ninux.org Ninux] - Italy ===

*Location: Italy. Many cities.
*Size: About 200 nodes.
*Protocol: OLSR
*[http://map.ninux.org/ Map]
*Presentations for [https://gitorious.org/eigennet/notcode/source/3d8ccf33b91414bf1d54cca787131165f798ad3d:eigennet_presentations EigenNet]

=== [http://freifunk.net/ Freifunk] - Germany ===

*Location: Germany. Several cities.
*Size: Over 600 nodes in Berlin and over 400 nodes in Leipzig [http://www.olsr.org/?q=about according to the OSLR about page].
*Protocol: Mostly OLSR, but some cities use batman-adv.
*Map: [http://map.berlin.freifunk.net/ Berlin]
*Note: Not one big mesh, but several meshes in several cities.

Freifunk is actually both an organization, a firmware and a whole set of meshes, some of them interlinked, mostly in Germany. We have a [[Mesh/Freifunk|whole page about the project]].

=== [http://www.awmn.net/ AWMN] - Greece ===

*Location: Athens, Greece
*Size: Over 2400 nodes (according to their map, mid-2013).
*Protocol: OLSR (according to [http://www.olsr.org/?q=about the OSLR about page].
*[http://wind.awmn.net/?page=nodes Map]]

=== Funkfeuer - Austria ===

*Location: Austria. Several cities.
*Size: ?
*Map: [https://map.funkfeuer.at/wien/ Vienna]

=== wlan slovenija - Slovenia ===

*Location: Slovenia
*Size: 200 active nodes
*Protocol: OLSR
*Map: [https://nodes.wlan-si.net/network/map/ Slovenia]
*[http://wlan-si.net/en/ Website]
*[http://dev.wlan-si.net/ Technology wiki]

==South America==
=== Altermundi - Argentina ===

*Location: Argentina
*Size:
*Protocol:
*Map:
*[http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=es&u=http://quintanalibre.org.ar/article/por-que-veo-esta-pagina-si-yo-queria-entrar-a-otra/&prev=/search%3Fq%3Dquintana%2Blibre%2Borg%2Bar%2Bportada%26client%3Dfirefox-a%26hs%3DOnN%26rls%3Dorg.mozilla:en-US:official Captive Portal]
*[http://altermundi.net Website]
*See [http://sudoroom.org/wiki/Mesh/ excerpts of Nico's interview with Gordon Cook]

=== [http://buenosaireslibre.org/ Buenos Aires Libre] - Argentina ===

*Location: Buenos Aires, Argentina
*Size: 200 active nodes (but 720 total)
*Protocol:
*[http://mapa.buenosaireslibre.org/ Map]
*Status: Likely in decline.
:Few of total nodes active. General meeting still being held (probably yearly), yet no-one signed up for general meeting attendance three days before it was to be held.

=== [http://www.bogota-mesh.org/ Bogota Mesh] - Columbia ===

*Location: Bogota, Columbia
*Size: 30 nodes. Not sure how many active.
*Protocol: B.A.T.M.A.N. (not sure if -adv or -exp or normal).
*[http://www.bogota-mesh.org/en/node/36 Map]

== North America ==
=== [https://personaltelco.net/ Personal Telco Project] - Portland, Oregon ===
*Location: Portland, Oregon
*Size: ~100 active nodes
*Protocol: OLSR
*Map: http://map.personaltelco.net/
*Status: Active
*Notes: Dig their [https://personaltelco.net/wiki/WeeklyMeeting20131204 documentation process for meetings]! To copy: Link to UserPages on the wiki when listing attendees, set agenda after intros.
*[https://personaltelco.net/wiki/LiveChat IRC WebChat]
*[http://www.nytimes.com/2013/11/14/technology/personaltech/homemade-wireless-networks-keep-the-snoops-away.html?_r=0 NY Times Article from 11/14/2013]

= Planned Meshes =

==North America==
=== [http://redhookwifi.org Red Hook Wifi] - Brooklyn ===

*Location: Red Hook, Brooklyn, NY, USA
*Size: 1 main node at the Red Hook Initiative (community center), 1 on a nearby autobody shop (as of mid-2013)
*Protocol: OLSR
*Organizations: [http://rhicenter.org Red Hook Initiative (RHI)], [http://rhidigitalstewards.wordpress.com/ RHI Digital Stewards], [http://commotionwireless.org Commotion / Open Technology Institute]
*Tidepools Map of Community: http://www.redhookwifi.org/#/map
*Notes: Used after Hurricane Sandy - SMS plugin created to enable people to text needs/information to first responders based out of the RHI.

=== [http://milemesh.com MileMesh] - Hoboken ===

*Location: Hoboken, NJ, USA
*Size: 0 nodes so far
*Protocol: OLSR
*Firmware: [https://github.com/opentechinstitute Commotion Github]
*[http://commotionwireless.net Commotion Wireless]

=== [http://karmanebula.com/cmn-about/ ChicagoMeshnet] - Chicago ===

*Location: Chicago, Chicago
*Size: 0 nodes so far
*Protocol: unknown
*Firmware: unknown
*Organizations: Project Meshnet
*Irc: Chicagomeshnet on irc.efnet.net
*[https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/chicagomeshnet MailingList] [http://reddit.com/r/ChicagoMeshNet Reddit] [http://karmanebula.com/cmn-map/ Map]

=== [http://www.pittmesh.org/ PittMesh] - Pittsburgh ===

* Location: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA
* Size: 1 node so far
* Protocol: OLSR
* Firmware: Commotion
* Organizations: Meta Mesh
* A [http://www.metamesh.org/ META MESH] project
* irc://irc.freenode.net/pittmesh

==South America==
=== [http://nightwing.lugro-mesh.org.ar/en/ LUGRo-Mesh] - Argentina ===

*Location: Rosario, Argentina
*Size: 0 nodes so far
*Protocol: B.A.T.M.A.N. Experimental (bmx)
*Firmware: [http://nightwing.lugro-mesh.org.ar/en/ Nightwing] their own distro.

= Active non-mesh community wireless projects =

==North America==
===SoCalFreeNet - San Diego, CA ===

*Location: South Park in San Diego, CA, USA
*Size: Six networks: Barrio Logan ([http://www.socalfreenet.org/mercado 4 nodes]), National City ([http://www.socalfreenet.org/eltoyon 1 node + computer lab for students]), Golden Hill ([http://www.socalfreenet.org/node/427 20+ nodes; neighborhood network]), Normal Heights ([http://www.socalfreenet.org/node/385 1 node], Sherman Heights ([http://www.socalfreenet.org/shinstall 1 node]), South Park ([http://www.socalfreenet.org/goldenvillas 2 nodes, housing complex]) for a total of '''~30 nodes'''.
*Organizations: SoCalFreeNet, San Diego Free Geek
**Equipment, Services, and Discounts: Meraki, NetGate, Metrix, Pasadena Networks, San Diego Futures Foundation;
**Sponsorship & Support: Golden Hill Rentals, Real Equity Assets, Influx Cafe, The Linkery, Golden Hill Place, Ryan Brothers Coffee

==Europe==
=== Guifi - Spain ===

*Location: Spain
*Size: Over 21,000 active nodes. Mostly in Barcelona.
*[http://guifi.net/en Website]
*Note: Not sure if this is a mesh, but it seems to be huge!
:Collaborating with [http://thefnf.org/ The Free Network Foundation] to establish guifi.us: ''A self-service and full-service network planning, provisioning, and funding tool''.

= Inactive / failed local networks =

==North America==
=== [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roofnet Roofnet] - Massachussets ===

*Location: MIT and surrounding area, Massachussets.
*Protocol: [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ExOR_%28wireless_network_protocol%29 ExOR]
*Status: Website spews errors and was lasted updated in 2006.

Roofnet turned into Meraki which used to be awesome, but became less awesome and eventually was bought by Cisco.

=== [http://www.netequality.org/ NetEquality] - Portland ===

*Location: Low-income housing communities in Portland.
*Protocol: Not a mesh.
*Status: May still be active, but front page lists a 2007 article as recent.

=== [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Champaign-Urbana_Community_Wireless_Network CUWiN] - Illinois ===

*Location: Champaign-Urbana, Illinois
*Status: Website down.
*Funding: Received ~$870,000 from 2003 to 2006

==== Funding overview ====

* December, 2003: Received a $200,000 grant from the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_Society_Institute Open Society Institute]
* July, 2004: Received a $50,000 grant from the [http://www.thresholdfoundation.org/ Threshold Foundation]
* December, 2005: Received $118,000 grant from the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_Society_Institute Open Society Institute]
* July, 2006: Received a $500,000 grant from the National Science Foundation

=== Archive.org's SFLAN - San Francisco ===

*[http://archive.org/web/sflan.php Website]
*Began around the time of the failure of attempted SF municipal wifi in 2007 - grew to 50 nodes by February and then shrunk to 4 by October.
*Relied on miles-long line-of-sight connections for the backbone link. Noise and interference due to competing wi-fi signals made many of these links nonfunctional.
*Note: Not 100% sure this is inactive.

=== NoCat - Sebastopol, CA ===

''NoCat's goal is to bring you Infinite Bandwidth Everywhere for Free.''

*Last news article was posted in February 2006.
*Website went down some time in late 2012.
*[http://web.archive.org/web/20121110234219/http://nocat.net/ nocat.net on archive.org]
*Seems like it wasn't a mesh

One of the main organizers, Rob Flickenger, wrote the O'Reilly book [http://shop.oreilly.com/product/9780596002046.do Building Wireless Community Networks] (published 2001). We should find him and ask him why it failed. His website is http://hackerfriendly.com

=== [http://www.myrtletown.net/wifi.php myrtletown.net] - California ===

*Location: Murtletown, California
*Size: 1 WRT54GS router with a 1 watt amplifier on a tall mast.
:Actually covers a good part of the tiny town!
*[http://www.myrtletown.net/pics/myrtletown_wifi_coverage_map_r2.jpg Map]

Mesh/Other mesh projects

2014-01-20T03:45:21Z

50.0.83.158: /* AWMN - Greece */ added link

The goal of this page is to list existing meshes, active mesh groups and failed community wireless groups so that we can learn from their failures and successes and possibly their source code and configuration parameters.

Project Meshnet has a [https://wiki.projectmeshnet.org/List_of_Mesh_Locals list of wireless mesh projects].

Wikipedia has a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_wireless_community_networks_by_region list of wireless community networks by region] - rather outdated, but useful as a research launching point.

= Active meshes =

==Europe==
=== [http://ninux.org Ninux] - Italy ===

*Location: Italy. Many cities.
*Size: About 200 nodes.
*Protocol: OLSR
*[http://map.ninux.org/ Map]
*Presentations for [https://gitorious.org/eigennet/notcode/source/3d8ccf33b91414bf1d54cca787131165f798ad3d:eigennet_presentations EigenNet]

=== Freifunk - Germany ===

*Location: Germany. Several cities.
*Size: Over 600 nodes in Berlin and over 400 nodes in Leipzig [http://www.olsr.org/?q=about according to the OSLR about page].
*Protocol: Mostly OLSR, but some cities use batman-adv.
*Map: [http://map.berlin.freifunk.net/ Berlin]
*Note: Not one big mesh, but several meshes in several cities.

Freifunk is actually both an organization, a firmware and a whole set of meshes, some of them interlinked, mostly in Germany. We have a [[Mesh/Freifunk|whole page about the project]].

=== [http://www.awmn.net/ AWMN] - Greece ===

*Location: Athens, Greece
*Size: Over 2400 nodes (according to their map, mid-2013).
*Protocol: OLSR (according to [http://www.olsr.org/?q=about the OSLR about page].
*[http://wind.awmn.net/?page=nodes Map]]

=== Funkfeuer - Austria ===

*Location: Austria. Several cities.
*Size: ?
*Map: [https://map.funkfeuer.at/wien/ Vienna]

=== wlan slovenija - Slovenia ===

*Location: Slovenia
*Size: 200 active nodes
*Protocol: OLSR
*Map: [https://nodes.wlan-si.net/network/map/ Slovenia]
*[http://wlan-si.net/en/ Website]
*[http://dev.wlan-si.net/ Technology wiki]

==South America==
=== Altermundi - Argentina ===

*Location: Argentina
*Size:
*Protocol:
*Map:
*[http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=es&u=http://quintanalibre.org.ar/article/por-que-veo-esta-pagina-si-yo-queria-entrar-a-otra/&prev=/search%3Fq%3Dquintana%2Blibre%2Borg%2Bar%2Bportada%26client%3Dfirefox-a%26hs%3DOnN%26rls%3Dorg.mozilla:en-US:official Captive Portal]
*[http://altermundi.net Website]
*See [http://sudoroom.org/wiki/Mesh/ excerpts of Nico's interview with Gordon Cook]

=== [http://buenosaireslibre.org/ Buenos Aires Libre] - Argentina ===

*Location: Buenos Aires, Argentina
*Size: 200 active nodes (but 720 total)
*Protocol:
*[http://mapa.buenosaireslibre.org/ Map]
*Status: Likely in decline.
:Few of total nodes active. General meeting still being held (probably yearly), yet no-one signed up for general meeting attendance three days before it was to be held.

=== [http://www.bogota-mesh.org/ Bogota Mesh] - Columbia ===

*Location: Bogota, Columbia
*Size: 30 nodes. Not sure how many active.
*Protocol: B.A.T.M.A.N. (not sure if -adv or -exp or normal).
*[http://www.bogota-mesh.org/en/node/36 Map]

== North America ==
=== [https://personaltelco.net/ Personal Telco Project] - Portland, Oregon ===
*Location: Portland, Oregon
*Size: ~100 active nodes
*Protocol: OLSR
*Map: http://map.personaltelco.net/
*Status: Active
*Notes: Dig their [https://personaltelco.net/wiki/WeeklyMeeting20131204 documentation process for meetings]! To copy: Link to UserPages on the wiki when listing attendees, set agenda after intros.
*[https://personaltelco.net/wiki/LiveChat IRC WebChat]
*[http://www.nytimes.com/2013/11/14/technology/personaltech/homemade-wireless-networks-keep-the-snoops-away.html?_r=0 NY Times Article from 11/14/2013]

= Planned Meshes =

==North America==
=== [http://redhookwifi.org Red Hook Wifi] - Brooklyn ===

*Location: Red Hook, Brooklyn, NY, USA
*Size: 1 main node at the Red Hook Initiative (community center), 1 on a nearby autobody shop (as of mid-2013)
*Protocol: OLSR
*Organizations: [http://rhicenter.org Red Hook Initiative (RHI)], [http://rhidigitalstewards.wordpress.com/ RHI Digital Stewards], [http://commotionwireless.org Commotion / Open Technology Institute]
*Tidepools Map of Community: http://www.redhookwifi.org/#/map
*Notes: Used after Hurricane Sandy - SMS plugin created to enable people to text needs/information to first responders based out of the RHI.

=== [http://milemesh.com MileMesh] - Hoboken ===

*Location: Hoboken, NJ, USA
*Size: 0 nodes so far
*Protocol: OLSR
*Firmware: [https://github.com/opentechinstitute Commotion Github]
*[http://commotionwireless.net Commotion Wireless]

=== [http://karmanebula.com/cmn-about/ ChicagoMeshnet] - Chicago ===

*Location: Chicago, Chicago
*Size: 0 nodes so far
*Protocol: unknown
*Firmware: unknown
*Organizations: Project Meshnet
*Irc: Chicagomeshnet on irc.efnet.net
*[https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/chicagomeshnet MailingList] [http://reddit.com/r/ChicagoMeshNet Reddit] [http://karmanebula.com/cmn-map/ Map]

=== [http://www.pittmesh.org/ PittMesh] - Pittsburgh ===

* Location: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA
* Size: 1 node so far
* Protocol: OLSR
* Firmware: Commotion
* Organizations: Meta Mesh
* A [http://www.metamesh.org/ META MESH] project
* irc://irc.freenode.net/pittmesh

==South America==
=== [http://nightwing.lugro-mesh.org.ar/en/ LUGRo-Mesh] - Argentina ===

*Location: Rosario, Argentina
*Size: 0 nodes so far
*Protocol: B.A.T.M.A.N. Experimental (bmx)
*Firmware: [http://nightwing.lugro-mesh.org.ar/en/ Nightwing] their own distro.

= Active non-mesh community wireless projects =

==North America==
===SoCalFreeNet - San Diego, CA ===

*Location: South Park in San Diego, CA, USA
*Size: Six networks: Barrio Logan ([http://www.socalfreenet.org/mercado 4 nodes]), National City ([http://www.socalfreenet.org/eltoyon 1 node + computer lab for students]), Golden Hill ([http://www.socalfreenet.org/node/427 20+ nodes; neighborhood network]), Normal Heights ([http://www.socalfreenet.org/node/385 1 node], Sherman Heights ([http://www.socalfreenet.org/shinstall 1 node]), South Park ([http://www.socalfreenet.org/goldenvillas 2 nodes, housing complex]) for a total of '''~30 nodes'''.
*Organizations: SoCalFreeNet, San Diego Free Geek
**Equipment, Services, and Discounts: Meraki, NetGate, Metrix, Pasadena Networks, San Diego Futures Foundation;
**Sponsorship & Support: Golden Hill Rentals, Real Equity Assets, Influx Cafe, The Linkery, Golden Hill Place, Ryan Brothers Coffee

==Europe==
=== Guifi - Spain ===

*Location: Spain
*Size: Over 21,000 active nodes. Mostly in Barcelona.
*[http://guifi.net/en Website]
*Note: Not sure if this is a mesh, but it seems to be huge!
:Collaborating with [http://thefnf.org/ The Free Network Foundation] to establish guifi.us: ''A self-service and full-service network planning, provisioning, and funding tool''.

= Inactive / failed local networks =

==North America==
=== [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roofnet Roofnet] - Massachussets ===

*Location: MIT and surrounding area, Massachussets.
*Protocol: [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ExOR_%28wireless_network_protocol%29 ExOR]
*Status: Website spews errors and was lasted updated in 2006.

Roofnet turned into Meraki which used to be awesome, but became less awesome and eventually was bought by Cisco.

=== [http://www.netequality.org/ NetEquality] - Portland ===

*Location: Low-income housing communities in Portland.
*Protocol: Not a mesh.
*Status: May still be active, but front page lists a 2007 article as recent.

=== [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Champaign-Urbana_Community_Wireless_Network CUWiN] - Illinois ===

*Location: Champaign-Urbana, Illinois
*Status: Website down.
*Funding: Received ~$870,000 from 2003 to 2006

==== Funding overview ====

* December, 2003: Received a $200,000 grant from the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_Society_Institute Open Society Institute]
* July, 2004: Received a $50,000 grant from the [http://www.thresholdfoundation.org/ Threshold Foundation]
* December, 2005: Received $118,000 grant from the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_Society_Institute Open Society Institute]
* July, 2006: Received a $500,000 grant from the National Science Foundation

=== Archive.org's SFLAN - San Francisco ===

*[http://archive.org/web/sflan.php Website]
*Began around the time of the failure of attempted SF municipal wifi in 2007 - grew to 50 nodes by February and then shrunk to 4 by October.
*Relied on miles-long line-of-sight connections for the backbone link. Noise and interference due to competing wi-fi signals made many of these links nonfunctional.
*Note: Not 100% sure this is inactive.

=== NoCat - Sebastopol, CA ===

''NoCat's goal is to bring you Infinite Bandwidth Everywhere for Free.''

*Last news article was posted in February 2006.
*Website went down some time in late 2012.
*[http://web.archive.org/web/20121110234219/http://nocat.net/ nocat.net on archive.org]
*Seems like it wasn't a mesh

One of the main organizers, Rob Flickenger, wrote the O'Reilly book [http://shop.oreilly.com/product/9780596002046.do Building Wireless Community Networks] (published 2001). We should find him and ask him why it failed. His website is http://hackerfriendly.com

=== [http://www.myrtletown.net/wifi.php myrtletown.net] - California ===

*Location: Murtletown, California
*Size: 1 WRT54GS router with a 1 watt amplifier on a tall mast.
:Actually covers a good part of the tiny town!
*[http://www.myrtletown.net/pics/myrtletown_wifi_coverage_map_r2.jpg Map]

Mesh/Hardware support

2014-01-20T03:15:23Z

50.0.83.158: /* Meraki Outdoor */

sudo mesh wants to support a few different types of devices. This page lists the routers we want to support, ordered by approximate priority.

= First milestone =

Our first hardware support milestone includes the following devices.

== Ubiquiti Picostation 2 HP ==

We have about 70 of these. These were part of our first large purchase and have been the initial focus of our firmware efforts.

*Frequency: 2.4 ghz
*Chipset: AR2315
*Ram: 32 MB
*Flash: 8 MB
*Ethernet ports: 1 PoE

Remaining ToDo:

*Support "paired" mode
:Where router is hooked up to secondary ethernet port of a Nanostation M5 to function similarly to a single dual radio 2.4 + 5 ghz router.

== Ubiquiti Nanostation M5 ==

The 5 ghz rooftop mesh backbone is initially being built primarily using Nanobridges and Nanostations and Rockets. Nanostations a are light and easy to install on e.g. flagpoles and can support maybe two or three connected Nanobridges.

*Frequency: 5 ghz
*Chipset: AR7xxx
*Ram: 32 MB
*Flash: 8 MB
*Ethernet ports: 1 PoE and 1 with optional PoE passthrough.

WARNING: Some of the older versions of these have a hardware bug that can kill the router the first time you enable the PoE pass-through.

Remaining ToDo:

*Add 5 GHz-specific and 802.11n-specific configuration options to node-configurator
*Support "paired" mode
:Where router has Picostation 2 HP hooked up to secondary ethernet port to function similarly to a single dual radio 2.4 + 5 ghz router.

== Ubiquiti Nanobridge M5 ==

The 5 ghz rooftop mesh backbone is being built primarily using Nanobridges and Nanostations. Nanobridges are our directional nodes. We connect them to other Nanobridges or to Nanostations.

*Frequency: 5 ghz
*Chipset: AR7xxx
*Ram: 32 MB
*Flash: 8 MB
*Ethernet ports: 1 PoE

Remaining ToDo:

*Add 5 GHz-specific and 802.11n-specific configuration options to node-configurator

== Ubiquiti Rocket M5 ==

Like a Nanostation, but antenna is better (and external and sold separately) and it has twice the ram and more CPU.

*Frequency: 5 ghz
*Chipset: AR7xxx
*Ram: 64 MB
*Flash: 8 MB + USB (port but not sure if USB works in OpenWRT)
*Ethernet ports: 1 PoE

Remaining ToDo:

*Add 5 GHz-specific and 802.11n-specific configuration options to node-configurator

== The cheap home router ==

=== TP-LINK TL-WR703N / TL-MR3020 ===

These are the cheap indoor option. The TL-WR703N is $25 including shipping but is not FCC/CE certified. The TL-MR3020 is basically the same unit with a few extra LEDs and FCC/CE certification and costs $32 including shipping.

Both of these will need an external USB stick to work with our firmware. These can be had for ~$2.50 for 128 MB sticks and maybe $5.00 for 8 GB. We can probably get lower bulk prices from china.

*Frequency: 2.4 ghz
*Chipset: AR7240
*Ram: 32 MB
*Flash: 4 MB + USB port for additional storage.
*Ethernet ports: 1 non-PoE.

Remaining ToDo:

*The router boots up and gets and IP with DHCP but then becomes unresponsive?

=== Vizio XWR100 ===

An alternative to the TP-Links. Not as small and cute-looking, but dual-radio and all-around better specs for comparable price.

*Price: [http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=Vizio+XWR100 $26] including shipping
*Frequency: Dual radio 2.4 ghz and 5 ghz
*Chipset: AR72xx
*Ram: 32 MB
*Flash: 8 MB
*CPU: 680 MHz
*Ethernet ports: 5 non-PoE
*USB ports: 1

=== Western Digital N600 ===

An alternative to the TP-Links. Not as small and cute-looking, but dual-radio and all-around better specs for comparable price. The 128 MB ram means we can actually realistically run apps on this thing.

*Price: [http://www.amazon.com/N600-Dual-Router-Wireless-Accelerate/dp/B007KZQM9G/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1389934543&sr=8-1&keywords=Western+Digital+N600 $30] including shipping
*Frequency: Dual radio 2.4 ghz and 5 ghz
*Chipset: AR72xx
*Ram: 128 MB
*Flash: 8 MB
*CPU: 560 MHz
*Ethernet ports: 5 non-PoE
*USB ports: 1

= Second milestone =

We're not yet sure exactly which platforms will be supported for our second milestone.

== Meraki Outdoor ==

We have a lot of these, but the Linux kernel currently has no support for their watchdog and it is enabled with a 5 minute timer per default. These are otherwise basically the same as the Picostation 2 HP, but with two ethernet ports and less power.

*Name: Long Range
*Board: [https://www.noisebridge.net/wiki/Sparky MicroTik RB133]
*Frequency: 2.4 GHz
*Chipset: AR2315
*Ethernet ports: 2
*Flash: 8 MB
*Max power: ~200 mW

Remaining ToDo:

*Add watchdog support to kernel.
*Fix issue where firmware shuts down immediately after bootup.
*Make/buy cases.
*Buy antennas.
*Buy power supplies.

== Ubiquiti Nanobeam M5 ==

This seems to be the replacement for the Nanobridge. Has nicer mounting bracket with 2D swivel joint. Not yet available for purchase.

*Frequency: 5 ghz
*Chipset: AR7xxx
*Ram: 64 MB
*Flash: 8 MB
*Ethernet ports: 1 PoE

Remaining ToDo:

*Unknown but probably same as Rocket M5.

= Third milestone =

No hard plans, but some ideas are:

*Generic x86 Linux-based desktop/laptop operating systems.
*Beagle Bone Black
*Raspberry Pi

= Fourth milestone =

Support an open hardware router (does not yet exist, though a Beagle Bone Black with an Atheros Chipset is probably as close as we're likely to get soon).

= Fifth milesone =

Support an even more open hardware router, possibly with everything implemented with FPGAs and DACs. Possibly not even limited to the wifi standard.

Mass effect

2014-01-17T02:51:52Z

50.0.83.158: /* January 10th */

The concept of the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solidarity_economy solidarity economy] is supporting and only buying from flat (participatory) economies. A collective is based on any participation without hierarchies, a cooperative is member participation without hierarchies. Since the ''means to exist'' (land, water, etc.) should be equal to all, collectives are usually spaces without hierarchy. Meanwhile, the forming of products, as a ''means to survive'' are usually cooperative decisions by those producing the product, or workers. The solidarity economy expands from the currencies of capitalism when the collectives and cooperatives buy only from flat economy, but sell to the capitalistic economy.

The concept of a mass effect is comparable to a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mass_line mass line], except a mass line is the formation of organizations in protest, or opposition, to another organization (business, state, etc.), while a mass effect are collectives and cooperatives coming together to share or exchange their resources in their own participatory compacts. A collective event for cooperatives and collectives to form their own compacts. These compacts are areas of interest with the intention to participate in them.

[[File:Mass-effect-revised.jpg|right|thumb the collective cooperative economy]]

=Compacts=

==Omni==

The intention to buy the space referred to as [https://sudoroom.org/wiki/The_Omni The Omni].

==Other Spaces==

The idea of forming a collective of collectives regardless of the space. There are a [https://sudoroom.org/wiki/Spaces number of spaces] that have been considered.

= Events =

== January 10th ==
[[Mass_Effect_Presenters_1.10.2014|Minutes and Images]] (6pm to 7:45 pm)

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/700853143281064

Twitter: #masseffect

Address: [https://sudoroom.org/wiki/Getting_there 2141 Broadway Blvd, Oakland]

* Introduction by [https://sudoroom.org/wiki/User:Jwentwistle Jeremy]
* Ricardo Nunez from [http://www.theselc.org Sustainable Economies Law Center]
* Marina Kukso from [http://oaklandwiki.org/ Oakland Wiki]
* [https://sudoroom.org/wiki/User:Tunabananas Jenny Ryan] from People's Open Network
* Chris Roncal from [http://www.rpscollective.org/ Rock Paper Scissor]
* Matt Senate from [http://www.communitydemocracyproject.org/ Community Democracy Project]
* [http://www.raines.com/ Raines Cohen] from [http://www.meetup.com/ebcoho/?trax_also_in_algorithm2=original&traxDebug_also_in_algorithm2_picked=original East Bay Cohousing]
* Angelica Tavella from [https://www.facebook.com/pages/Oakland-Drops-Beats/715040931848996 Oakland Drops Beats]

=Bay Area Cooperatives & Collectives=

The plus sign below indicates the number of contacts (+), compacts are indicated too.

== Education ==
*[http://bayareapublicschool.org Bay Area Public School (BAPS)] [many +++'s!] (omni compact) - Radical pedagogy, open classes on topics ranging from Foucault to languages to poetry!
*[http://oaklandwiki.org Oakland Wiki] [many +++'s!] - A website about Oakland that anyone can edit <3
*[http://thelonghaul.org/ The Long Haul] + - "a combination of a lending library, computer room, zine making space, activist reading room, and a social gathering space." They have an anarchist study group that meets weekly on Tuesdays. The Berkeley Liberation Radio meets every other Thursday. Also they publish [http://slingshot.tao.ca/ Slingshot!].
*[http://bayareadancesafe.org Bay Area DanceSafe] +++ - Drug education and testing at parties / festivals / events.

== Law ==
*[http://www.theselc.org Sustainable Economies Law Center]+++
*[http://eff.org The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF)]++++++

==Economy==
*[http://timebank.sfbace.org/ Bay Area Community Exchange (BACE)] ++++ (omni compact, unconfirmed) - Local timebank, friends of Sudo.
*[https://bealocalist.org/ Business Alliance for Local Living Economies] - Building local economies - Co-hosting a conference in Oakland in June with
*[http://oaklandgrown.org/ Oakland Grown] - Supportive network of local Oakland businesses.
*[http://sustainablebusinessalliance.org/ Sustainable Business Alliance] - "SBA is a business association committed to building a vibrant community of locally-owned, sustainably-minded businesses in the East Bay."

== Hacker / Makerspaces ==
*[https://sudoroom.org Sudo Room] (omni compact) - self-explan.
*[https://www.noisebridge.net/ Noisebridge] [a million +++'s] - Hackerspace in San Francisco!
*[https://oaklandmakerspace.wordpress.com/ Liberating Ourselves Locally (LOL)] ++++ - A makerspace in East Oakland for and led by people of color.
*[http://thecrucible.org/ The Crucible] + - Located near the West Oakland BART, The Crucible hosts industrial art classes and workshops.
*[http://acemonstertoys.org Ace Monster Toys] +++++ - Hackerspace in Oakland with some very nice tools!
*[http://mothership.hackermoms.org/ HackerMoms] +++ - Hackerspace in Berkeley with on-site childcare!
*[http://www.hackerdojo.com/ Hacker Dojo] - Hackerspace in the South Bay of San Francisco.
*[http://www.doubleunion.com/ Double Union] (forming) +++ - Hackerspace in San Francisco for women.
*[http://ebmakerlabs.com/ East Bay Maker Labs] (forming) ++ - Makerspace forming in San Leandro!
*[http://hayhackers.org/ Hay Hackers] (forming) ++ - Family-oriented hackerspace in Hayward.

==Energy==
*[http://sfuncube.com Sfun Cube: Solar for Universal Need] - Incubator/accelerator for solar energy startups, based in Oakland. Supports all of the organizations below.
*[http://sunsynchrony.com/ Sun Synchrony] + - Talk to Rock! "Sun Synchrony develops innovative concentrating photovoltaic solar panels to provide clean, safe, and reliable energy using a fraction of the space of conventional silicon products, while lowering materials and energy inputs to manufacturing."
*[http://energy-coop.com/ Energy Solidarity Cooperative] - "ESC is committed to building a movement of energy resilience and economic justice. We democratize financing and ownership of renewable energy through partnerships in traditionally disenfranchised communities. We do so through a localized approach in cooperative governance and community empowerment that combines member equity, community investment and knowledge transfer services to spread community-led clean power projects."

==Biology/Environment==
*[https://counterculturelabs.org/ Counter Culture Labs] +++ (omni compact, unconfirmed) - "We are a community of citizen scientists furthering innovation through hands-on projects and education in the East Bay."
*[http://nerdsfornature.org/ Nerds for Nature] + (omni compact, unconfirmed) - "Nerds for Nature is bringing together environmental professionals with technologists and designers, first in dialogue and then to collaboratively create awesome new tools to help people discover, protect, and understand the world around them."
*[http://www.kijanigrows.com/ Kijani Grows] + - Rad aquaponics project based in West Oakland!
*[https://www.backtotheroots.com/ Back to the Roots] - Home aquaponics systems and mushroom grow kits - based in West Oakland.
*[http://biocurious.org/ BioCurious] - DIY Bio space based in Sunnyvale.

==Art==
*[http://www.saltadance.info/ SALTA/PPP] ++ (omni compact) - Dance collective.
*[http://rpscollective.org/ Rock Paper Scissors] ++ - An art collective with a gallery and zine library. They have meetings on Monday nights at 7PM and they have a lot happening during First Friday. They have zine reading nights, workshops, and they're actively involved in the community. And they're only a block away from us!
*[http://www.needles-pens.com Needles and Pens] - "An emporium of zines, books, handmade goods, and an art gallery. Located in San Francisco's Mission District since 2003, the space aims to provide an affordable place where like minded people from the community can display and sell their own home-made goods, home-published zines, and artwork."
*[http://www.924gilman.org/ 924 Gilman (Berkeley)] - "An All Ages DIY, Volunteer Run, Not-For-Profit, Music & Art Community Space Since 1986."
*[https://www.facebook.com/freemontgomeryart Free Montgomery] - "Free Montgomery connects with the homeless, artists and people who live with HIV/AIDS to realize dreams and hopes through creative expression."

==Food / Health==
*[http://localflavor.info/ Local Flavor] ++ (omni compact) - "We are a 10 year sole proprietorship business that is stable and currently renting kitchen space in Hunter Point shipyard in SF. We are converting into a worker cooperative with [http://theselc.org SELC] and planning to relocate our kitchen to the EB. We are currently finalizing our legal entity and bringing on new members. We would be interested in managing kitchen space in the EB and offering support to worker cooperatives and other grassroots food ventures. Especially in undeserved communities of color. We are still brainstorming ways to make this part of the DNA of our structure. As an example we have discussed making ourselves a community owned organization who's goals and mission would include the needs and environment of all stakeholders." Contact: contact@localflavor.info
*Vegan Coop + (omni compact) - talk to Jeremy or Matt
*[http://www.peoplescommunitymedics.org/ People's Community Medics] - Grassroots org that teaches free first aid skills.
*[https://twitter.com/RADBRAINS4LYFE RAD Brains] + - Radical mental health collective. Maybe they are looking for a space?
*[http://oaklandwiki.org/Sustaining_Ourselves_Locally Sustaining Ourselves Locally (SOL)]+ - Food justice coop located in the same building as Liberating Ourselves Locally.
*[http://ebfnb.org/ Food Not Bombs (East Bay)]+ - Rescuing food and bringing it to the people <3 Meetings every First Wednesday @ [http://thelonghaul.org The Long Haul]
*[http://www.peopleskitchen510.org/ People's Kitchen] - "The People's Kitchen is a sliding-scale, local, organic, community restaurant project that engages, builds and nourishes community through shared-food events and sexy, social and cultural programming." - They work with a different grassroots political project / social justice org each month and put on a dinner, the proceeds of which support the org!
*[http://arizmendibakery.com/ Arizmendi] ++
*[http://www.mandelafoods.com/ Mandela Food Cooperative]
*[http://www.phatbeetsproduce.org Phat Beets]
*[http://www.plantingjustice.org/ Planting Justice]

==Networks/Collectives==
*[http://timelistgroup.org Timelist Group] +++ (omni compact) - Post-incarceration support, mentorship, and youth prevention - currently meeting monthly at Sudo and looking for a space.
*[http://ba.chgrp.org/ Bay Area Consortium of Hackerspaces (BACH)] - So many +++'s! We could host hacker conferences at Omni!
*[http://nobawc.org/ Network of Bay Area Worker Cooperatives (NoBAWC)] +++++ - Awesome folks who host their quarterly meetings at Sudo Room.
*[http://theholdout.org/ The Holdout] ++ - Anarchist collective replete with anarchist bookshop, bike shop, and events venue.
*[http://www.aortacollective.org Aorta Collective] ++ - Anti-Oppression Resource and Training Alliance - "AORTA is a collective of educators devoted to strengthening movements for social justice and a solidarity economy. We work as consultants and facilitators to expand the capacity of cooperative, collective, and community based projects through education, training and planning. We base our work on an intersectional approach to liberation because we believe that true change requires uprooting all systems of oppression."

==Media==
*[http://oaklandnightslive.com/ Oakland Nights Live] ++ (omni compact) - Monthly live late-night talk show that's been hosted by Sudo Room / BAPS for quite awhile now.
*[http://www.timelessinfinitelight.com/ Timeless, Infinite Light] ++ (omni compact) - Small press based in Oakland - Letterpress equipment, workshops, exhibitions, performances, and readings of textual, audial, visual and interactive works!
*[http://youthradio.org Youth Radio] +++ - Local org that supports diverse youth through training in media / technology.
*[http://www.blackcatpress.ca/ AK Press]
*[http://lbc.anarchyplanet.org Little Black Cart]
*[http://www.poormagazine.org/ Poor Magazine] - Poor people-led/indigenous people-led media, education and art (based in SF)

==Housing==
*[http://www.ebcoho.org/ East Bay Cohousing] +
*Collective houses +++
*[http://www.land-action.org/ Land Action] +
*[http://coopnetwork.net/home/housing_coops CoopNetwork]

==Transportation==
*Wobbly Wheels ++ (omni compact) - Pedicab union! Talk to Matt or Elliot.
*[http://www.spokeland.org/ Spokeland] + - Bike collective - are looking for a new space, perhaps?
*UNNAMED screen printing / bike shop - who to contact?
*[http://www.cupidcourier.com/ Cupid Courier Collective] - A San Francisco messenger service
*[http://www.boxdogbikes.com Box Dog Cooperative] +
*[http://bikekitchen.org/ Bike Kitchen] - San Francisco - diy bike repair: "affordable ways to acquire and maintain a bike"
*[http://http://www.missinglink.org/ Missing Link Bicycle Cooperative] - Worker-owned collective in Berkeley for bikes, parts, clothing, repair, classes, and public workspace

==Government/Activism==
*[http://www.corpwatch.org/ Corp Watch] + (omni compact) - Accountability for large corporations, looking for a space in the range of ~$100/month. Talk to marc/juul, matt or jenny.
*[http://communitydemocracyproject.org Community Democracy Project (CDP)] ++++ (omni compact, unconfirmed) - Participatory budgeting in Oakland, often meeting at Sudo Room. Soon running a crowdfunding campaign - potential to rent a small space. Talk to Matt, Troy, Alexa or Shawn.
*[http://www.berkeleycopwatch.org/ Cop Watch (Berkeley)] + - Sudo Room has hosted a documentary screening of a film produced by Jacob Crawford of http://wecopwatch.org: [https://sudoroom.org/ai1ec_event/the-battle-for-oscar-grant-plaza-screening-and-discussion-on-police-accountability/?instance_id=75333 The Battle for Oscar Grant Plaza].
*[http://openoakland.org/ Open Oakland] ++++++ - Open government initiative that meets weekly (Tuesdays) at City Hall to hack on civic technology projects.
*[https://www.facebook.com/oakprivacy Oakland Privacy] ++ - Meets weekly at Sudo Room.
*[http://restorethefourthsf.com/ Restore the Fourth SF Bay Area] +
*[http://occupyoakland.org Occupy Oakland] ++++ - Meets weekly at Sudo Room.

==Misc==
*[https://sudomesh.org Sudo Mesh] ++++++++ (omni compact) - Building a free and open wireless network in the East Bay.
*[https://www.facebook.com/groups/hackerspacollective/ Hacker Spa] +++++ (omni compact) - Hackers + hot tubs + coworking + massage!
*Movement and dance - ?
*Blackhole - ?
*[http://strike-debt-bay-area.tumblr.com/ Bay Area Strike Debt]
*[http://www.bookzoo.net/ Book Zoo]

Mass effect

2014-01-17T02:51:26Z

50.0.83.158: /* January 10th */ added speakers

Mass effect

2014-01-17T02:34:46Z

50.0.83.158: /* January 10th */ changed link

The concept of the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solidarity_economy solidarity economy] is supporting and only buying from flat (participatory) economies. A collective is based on any participation without hierarchies, a cooperative is member participation without hierarchies. Since the ''means to exist'' (land, water, etc.) should be equal to all, collectives are usually spaces without hierarchy. Meanwhile, the forming of products, as a ''means to survive'' are usually cooperative decisions by those producing the product, or workers. The solidarity economy expands from the currencies of capitalism when the collectives and cooperatives buy only from flat economy, but sell to the capitalistic economy.

The concept of a mass effect is comparable to a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mass_line mass line], except a mass line is the formation of organizations in protest, or opposition, to another organization (business, state, etc.), while a mass effect are collectives and cooperatives coming together to share or exchange their resources in their own participatory compacts. A collective event for cooperatives and collectives to form their own compacts. These compacts are areas of interest with the intention to participate in them.

[[File:Mass-effect-revised.jpg|right|thumb the collective cooperative economy]]

=Compacts=

==Omni==

The intention to buy the space referred to as [https://sudoroom.org/wiki/The_Omni The Omni].

==Other Spaces==

The idea of forming a collective of collectives regardless of the space. There are a [https://sudoroom.org/wiki/Spaces number of spaces] that have been considered.

= Events =

== January 10th ==
Notes about presenters from this event (6pm to 7:45 pm): [[Mass_Effect_Presenters_1.10.2014|Minutes and Images]]

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/700853143281064

Twitter: #masseffect

Address: [https://sudoroom.org/wiki/Getting_there 2141 Broadway Blvd, Oakland]

* Introduction by [https://sudoroom.org/wiki/User:Jwentwistle Jeremy]
* Ricardo Nunez from [http://www.theselc.org Sustainable Economies Law Center]
* Marina Kukso from [http://oaklandwiki.org/ Oakland Wiki]
* Chris Roncal from [http://rpscollective.org/ Rock Paper Scissor]
* [https://sudoroom.org/wiki/User:Tunabananas Jenny Ryan] from People's Open Network
* Raines Cohen from East Bay Cohousing

=Bay Area Cooperatives & Collectives=

The plus sign below indicates the number of contacts (+), compacts are indicated too.

== Education ==
*[http://bayareapublicschool.org Bay Area Public School (BAPS)] [many +++'s!] (omni compact) - Radical pedagogy, open classes on topics ranging from Foucault to languages to poetry!
*[http://oaklandwiki.org Oakland Wiki] [many +++'s!] - A website about Oakland that anyone can edit <3
*[http://thelonghaul.org/ The Long Haul] + - "a combination of a lending library, computer room, zine making space, activist reading room, and a social gathering space." They have an anarchist study group that meets weekly on Tuesdays. The Berkeley Liberation Radio meets every other Thursday. Also they publish [http://slingshot.tao.ca/ Slingshot!].
*[http://bayareadancesafe.org Bay Area DanceSafe] +++ - Drug education and testing at parties / festivals / events.

== Law ==
*[http://www.theselc.org Sustainable Economies Law Center]+++
*[http://eff.org The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF)]++++++

==Economy==
*[http://timebank.sfbace.org/ Bay Area Community Exchange (BACE)] ++++ (omni compact, unconfirmed) - Local timebank, friends of Sudo.
*[https://bealocalist.org/ Business Alliance for Local Living Economies] - Building local economies - Co-hosting a conference in Oakland in June with
*[http://oaklandgrown.org/ Oakland Grown] - Supportive network of local Oakland businesses.
*[http://sustainablebusinessalliance.org/ Sustainable Business Alliance] - "SBA is a business association committed to building a vibrant community of locally-owned, sustainably-minded businesses in the East Bay."

== Hacker / Makerspaces ==
*[https://sudoroom.org Sudo Room] (omni compact) - self-explan.
*[https://www.noisebridge.net/ Noisebridge] [a million +++'s] - Hackerspace in San Francisco!
*[https://oaklandmakerspace.wordpress.com/ Liberating Ourselves Locally (LOL)] ++++ - A makerspace in East Oakland for and led by people of color.
*[http://thecrucible.org/ The Crucible] + - Located near the West Oakland BART, The Crucible hosts industrial art classes and workshops.
*[http://acemonstertoys.org Ace Monster Toys] +++++ - Hackerspace in Oakland with some very nice tools!
*[http://mothership.hackermoms.org/ HackerMoms] +++ - Hackerspace in Berkeley with on-site childcare!
*[http://www.hackerdojo.com/ Hacker Dojo] - Hackerspace in the South Bay of San Francisco.
*[http://www.doubleunion.com/ Double Union] (forming) +++ - Hackerspace in San Francisco for women.
*[http://ebmakerlabs.com/ East Bay Maker Labs] (forming) ++ - Makerspace forming in San Leandro!
*[http://hayhackers.org/ Hay Hackers] (forming) ++ - Family-oriented hackerspace in Hayward.

==Energy==
*[http://sfuncube.com Sfun Cube: Solar for Universal Need] - Incubator/accelerator for solar energy startups, based in Oakland. Supports all of the organizations below.
*[http://sunsynchrony.com/ Sun Synchrony] + - Talk to Rock! "Sun Synchrony develops innovative concentrating photovoltaic solar panels to provide clean, safe, and reliable energy using a fraction of the space of conventional silicon products, while lowering materials and energy inputs to manufacturing."
*[http://energy-coop.com/ Energy Solidarity Cooperative] - "ESC is committed to building a movement of energy resilience and economic justice. We democratize financing and ownership of renewable energy through partnerships in traditionally disenfranchised communities. We do so through a localized approach in cooperative governance and community empowerment that combines member equity, community investment and knowledge transfer services to spread community-led clean power projects."

==Biology/Environment==
*[https://counterculturelabs.org/ Counter Culture Labs] +++ (omni compact, unconfirmed) - "We are a community of citizen scientists furthering innovation through hands-on projects and education in the East Bay."
*[http://nerdsfornature.org/ Nerds for Nature] + (omni compact, unconfirmed) - "Nerds for Nature is bringing together environmental professionals with technologists and designers, first in dialogue and then to collaboratively create awesome new tools to help people discover, protect, and understand the world around them."
*[http://www.kijanigrows.com/ Kijani Grows] + - Rad aquaponics project based in West Oakland!
*[https://www.backtotheroots.com/ Back to the Roots] - Home aquaponics systems and mushroom grow kits - based in West Oakland.
*[http://biocurious.org/ BioCurious] - DIY Bio space based in Sunnyvale.

==Art==
*[http://www.saltadance.info/ SALTA/PPP] ++ (omni compact) - Dance collective.
*[http://rpscollective.org/ Rock Paper Scissors] ++ - An art collective with a gallery and zine library. They have meetings on Monday nights at 7PM and they have a lot happening during First Friday. They have zine reading nights, workshops, and they're actively involved in the community. And they're only a block away from us!
*[http://www.needles-pens.com Needles and Pens] - "An emporium of zines, books, handmade goods, and an art gallery. Located in San Francisco's Mission District since 2003, the space aims to provide an affordable place where like minded people from the community can display and sell their own home-made goods, home-published zines, and artwork."
*[http://www.924gilman.org/ 924 Gilman (Berkeley)] - "An All Ages DIY, Volunteer Run, Not-For-Profit, Music & Art Community Space Since 1986."
*[https://www.facebook.com/freemontgomeryart Free Montgomery] - "Free Montgomery connects with the homeless, artists and people who live with HIV/AIDS to realize dreams and hopes through creative expression."

==Food / Health==
*[http://localflavor.info/ Local Flavor] ++ (omni compact) - "We are a 10 year sole proprietorship business that is stable and currently renting kitchen space in Hunter Point shipyard in SF. We are converting into a worker cooperative with [http://theselc.org SELC] and planning to relocate our kitchen to the EB. We are currently finalizing our legal entity and bringing on new members. We would be interested in managing kitchen space in the EB and offering support to worker cooperatives and other grassroots food ventures. Especially in undeserved communities of color. We are still brainstorming ways to make this part of the DNA of our structure. As an example we have discussed making ourselves a community owned organization who's goals and mission would include the needs and environment of all stakeholders." Contact: contact@localflavor.info
*Vegan Coop + (omni compact) - talk to Jeremy or Matt
*[http://www.peoplescommunitymedics.org/ People's Community Medics] - Grassroots org that teaches free first aid skills.
*[https://twitter.com/RADBRAINS4LYFE RAD Brains] + - Radical mental health collective. Maybe they are looking for a space?
*[http://oaklandwiki.org/Sustaining_Ourselves_Locally Sustaining Ourselves Locally (SOL)]+ - Food justice coop located in the same building as Liberating Ourselves Locally.
*[http://ebfnb.org/ Food Not Bombs (East Bay)]+ - Rescuing food and bringing it to the people <3 Meetings every First Wednesday @ [http://thelonghaul.org The Long Haul]
*[http://www.peopleskitchen510.org/ People's Kitchen] - "The People's Kitchen is a sliding-scale, local, organic, community restaurant project that engages, builds and nourishes community through shared-food events and sexy, social and cultural programming." - They work with a different grassroots political project / social justice org each month and put on a dinner, the proceeds of which support the org!
*[http://arizmendibakery.com/ Arizmendi] ++
*[http://www.mandelafoods.com/ Mandela Food Cooperative]
*[http://www.phatbeetsproduce.org Phat Beets]
*[http://www.plantingjustice.org/ Planting Justice]

==Networks/Collectives==
*[http://timelistgroup.org Timelist Group] +++ (omni compact) - Post-incarceration support, mentorship, and youth prevention - currently meeting monthly at Sudo and looking for a space.
*[http://ba.chgrp.org/ Bay Area Consortium of Hackerspaces (BACH)] - So many +++'s! We could host hacker conferences at Omni!
*[http://nobawc.org/ Network of Bay Area Worker Cooperatives (NoBAWC)] +++++ - Awesome folks who host their quarterly meetings at Sudo Room.
*[http://theholdout.org/ The Holdout] ++ - Anarchist collective replete with anarchist bookshop, bike shop, and events venue.
*[http://www.aortacollective.org Aorta Collective] ++ - Anti-Oppression Resource and Training Alliance - "AORTA is a collective of educators devoted to strengthening movements for social justice and a solidarity economy. We work as consultants and facilitators to expand the capacity of cooperative, collective, and community based projects through education, training and planning. We base our work on an intersectional approach to liberation because we believe that true change requires uprooting all systems of oppression."

==Media==
*[http://oaklandnightslive.com/ Oakland Nights Live] ++ (omni compact) - Monthly live late-night talk show that's been hosted by Sudo Room / BAPS for quite awhile now.
*[http://www.timelessinfinitelight.com/ Timeless, Infinite Light] ++ (omni compact) - Small press based in Oakland - Letterpress equipment, workshops, exhibitions, performances, and readings of textual, audial, visual and interactive works!
*[http://youthradio.org Youth Radio] +++ - Local org that supports diverse youth through training in media / technology.
*[http://www.blackcatpress.ca/ AK Press]
*[http://lbc.anarchyplanet.org Little Black Cart]
*[http://www.poormagazine.org/ Poor Magazine] - Poor people-led/indigenous people-led media, education and art (based in SF)

==Housing==
*[http://www.ebcoho.org/ East Bay Cohousing] +
*Collective houses +++
*[http://www.land-action.org/ Land Action] +
*[http://coopnetwork.net/home/housing_coops CoopNetwork]

==Transportation==
*Wobbly Wheels ++ (omni compact) - Pedicab union! Talk to Matt or Elliot.
*[http://www.spokeland.org/ Spokeland] + - Bike collective - are looking for a new space, perhaps?
*UNNAMED screen printing / bike shop - who to contact?
*[http://www.cupidcourier.com/ Cupid Courier Collective] - A San Francisco messenger service
*[http://www.boxdogbikes.com Box Dog Cooperative] +
*[http://bikekitchen.org/ Bike Kitchen] - San Francisco - diy bike repair: "affordable ways to acquire and maintain a bike"
*[http://http://www.missinglink.org/ Missing Link Bicycle Cooperative] - Worker-owned collective in Berkeley for bikes, parts, clothing, repair, classes, and public workspace

==Government/Activism==
*[http://www.corpwatch.org/ Corp Watch] + (omni compact) - Accountability for large corporations, looking for a space in the range of ~$100/month. Talk to marc/juul, matt or jenny.
*[http://communitydemocracyproject.org Community Democracy Project (CDP)] ++++ (omni compact, unconfirmed) - Participatory budgeting in Oakland, often meeting at Sudo Room. Soon running a crowdfunding campaign - potential to rent a small space. Talk to Matt, Troy, Alexa or Shawn.
*[http://www.berkeleycopwatch.org/ Cop Watch (Berkeley)] + - Sudo Room has hosted a documentary screening of a film produced by Jacob Crawford of http://wecopwatch.org: [https://sudoroom.org/ai1ec_event/the-battle-for-oscar-grant-plaza-screening-and-discussion-on-police-accountability/?instance_id=75333 The Battle for Oscar Grant Plaza].
*[http://openoakland.org/ Open Oakland] ++++++ - Open government initiative that meets weekly (Tuesdays) at City Hall to hack on civic technology projects.
*[https://www.facebook.com/oakprivacy Oakland Privacy] ++ - Meets weekly at Sudo Room.
*[http://restorethefourthsf.com/ Restore the Fourth SF Bay Area] +
*[http://occupyoakland.org Occupy Oakland] ++++ - Meets weekly at Sudo Room.

==Misc==
*[https://sudomesh.org Sudo Mesh] ++++++++ (omni compact) - Building a free and open wireless network in the East Bay.
*[https://www.facebook.com/groups/hackerspacollective/ Hacker Spa] +++++ (omni compact) - Hackers + hot tubs + coworking + massage!
*Movement and dance - ?
*Blackhole - ?
*[http://strike-debt-bay-area.tumblr.com/ Bay Area Strike Debt]
*[http://www.bookzoo.net/ Book Zoo]

Mass effect

2014-01-17T02:28:32Z

50.0.83.158: /* January 10th */

The concept of the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solidarity_economy solidarity economy] is supporting and only buying from flat (participatory) economies. A collective is based on any participation without hierarchies, a cooperative is member participation without hierarchies. Since the ''means to exist'' (land, water, etc.) should be equal to all, collectives are usually spaces without hierarchy. Meanwhile, the forming of products, as a ''means to survive'' are usually cooperative decisions by those producing the product, or workers. The solidarity economy expands from the currencies of capitalism when the collectives and cooperatives buy only from flat economy, but sell to the capitalistic economy.

The concept of a mass effect is comparable to a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mass_line mass line], except a mass line is the formation of organizations in protest, or opposition, to another organization (business, state, etc.), while a mass effect are collectives and cooperatives coming together to share or exchange their resources in their own participatory compacts. A collective event for cooperatives and collectives to form their own compacts. These compacts are areas of interest with the intention to participate in them.

[[File:Mass-effect-revised.jpg|right|thumb the collective cooperative economy]]

=Compacts=

==Omni==

The intention to buy the space referred to as [https://sudoroom.org/wiki/The_Omni The Omni].

==Other Spaces==

The idea of forming a collective of collectives regardless of the space. There are a [https://sudoroom.org/wiki/Spaces number of spaces] that have been considered.

= Events =

== January 10th ==
Notes about presenters from this event (6pm to 7:45 pm): [[Mass_Effect_Presenters_1.10.2014] Minutes and Images]

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/700853143281064

Twitter: #masseffect

Address: [https://sudoroom.org/wiki/Getting_there 2141 Broadway Blvd, Oakland]

* Introduction by [https://sudoroom.org/wiki/User:Jwentwistle Jeremy]
* Ricardo Nunez from [http://www.theselc.org Sustainable Economies Law Center]
* Marina Kukso from [http://oaklandwiki.org/ Oakland Wiki]
* Chris Roncal from [http://rpscollective.org/ Rock Paper Scissor]
* [https://sudoroom.org/wiki/User:Tunabananas Jenny Ryan] from People's Open Network
* Raines Cohen from East Bay Cohousing

=Bay Area Cooperatives & Collectives=

The plus sign below indicates the number of contacts (+), compacts are indicated too.

== Education ==
*[http://bayareapublicschool.org Bay Area Public School (BAPS)] [many +++'s!] (omni compact) - Radical pedagogy, open classes on topics ranging from Foucault to languages to poetry!
*[http://oaklandwiki.org Oakland Wiki] [many +++'s!] - A website about Oakland that anyone can edit <3
*[http://thelonghaul.org/ The Long Haul] + - "a combination of a lending library, computer room, zine making space, activist reading room, and a social gathering space." They have an anarchist study group that meets weekly on Tuesdays. The Berkeley Liberation Radio meets every other Thursday. Also they publish [http://slingshot.tao.ca/ Slingshot!].
*[http://bayareadancesafe.org Bay Area DanceSafe] +++ - Drug education and testing at parties / festivals / events.

== Law ==
*[http://www.theselc.org Sustainable Economies Law Center]+++
*[http://eff.org The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF)]++++++

==Economy==
*[http://timebank.sfbace.org/ Bay Area Community Exchange (BACE)] ++++ (omni compact, unconfirmed) - Local timebank, friends of Sudo.
*[https://bealocalist.org/ Business Alliance for Local Living Economies] - Building local economies - Co-hosting a conference in Oakland in June with
*[http://oaklandgrown.org/ Oakland Grown] - Supportive network of local Oakland businesses.
*[http://sustainablebusinessalliance.org/ Sustainable Business Alliance] - "SBA is a business association committed to building a vibrant community of locally-owned, sustainably-minded businesses in the East Bay."

== Hacker / Makerspaces ==
*[https://sudoroom.org Sudo Room] (omni compact) - self-explan.
*[https://www.noisebridge.net/ Noisebridge] [a million +++'s] - Hackerspace in San Francisco!
*[https://oaklandmakerspace.wordpress.com/ Liberating Ourselves Locally (LOL)] ++++ - A makerspace in East Oakland for and led by people of color.
*[http://thecrucible.org/ The Crucible] + - Located near the West Oakland BART, The Crucible hosts industrial art classes and workshops.
*[http://acemonstertoys.org Ace Monster Toys] +++++ - Hackerspace in Oakland with some very nice tools!
*[http://mothership.hackermoms.org/ HackerMoms] +++ - Hackerspace in Berkeley with on-site childcare!
*[http://www.hackerdojo.com/ Hacker Dojo] - Hackerspace in the South Bay of San Francisco.
*[http://www.doubleunion.com/ Double Union] (forming) +++ - Hackerspace in San Francisco for women.
*[http://ebmakerlabs.com/ East Bay Maker Labs] (forming) ++ - Makerspace forming in San Leandro!
*[http://hayhackers.org/ Hay Hackers] (forming) ++ - Family-oriented hackerspace in Hayward.

==Energy==
*[http://sfuncube.com Sfun Cube: Solar for Universal Need] - Incubator/accelerator for solar energy startups, based in Oakland. Supports all of the organizations below.
*[http://sunsynchrony.com/ Sun Synchrony] + - Talk to Rock! "Sun Synchrony develops innovative concentrating photovoltaic solar panels to provide clean, safe, and reliable energy using a fraction of the space of conventional silicon products, while lowering materials and energy inputs to manufacturing."
*[http://energy-coop.com/ Energy Solidarity Cooperative] - "ESC is committed to building a movement of energy resilience and economic justice. We democratize financing and ownership of renewable energy through partnerships in traditionally disenfranchised communities. We do so through a localized approach in cooperative governance and community empowerment that combines member equity, community investment and knowledge transfer services to spread community-led clean power projects."

==Biology/Environment==
*[https://counterculturelabs.org/ Counter Culture Labs] +++ (omni compact, unconfirmed) - "We are a community of citizen scientists furthering innovation through hands-on projects and education in the East Bay."
*[http://nerdsfornature.org/ Nerds for Nature] + (omni compact, unconfirmed) - "Nerds for Nature is bringing together environmental professionals with technologists and designers, first in dialogue and then to collaboratively create awesome new tools to help people discover, protect, and understand the world around them."
*[http://www.kijanigrows.com/ Kijani Grows] + - Rad aquaponics project based in West Oakland!
*[https://www.backtotheroots.com/ Back to the Roots] - Home aquaponics systems and mushroom grow kits - based in West Oakland.
*[http://biocurious.org/ BioCurious] - DIY Bio space based in Sunnyvale.

==Art==
*[http://www.saltadance.info/ SALTA/PPP] ++ (omni compact) - Dance collective.
*[http://rpscollective.org/ Rock Paper Scissors] ++ - An art collective with a gallery and zine library. They have meetings on Monday nights at 7PM and they have a lot happening during First Friday. They have zine reading nights, workshops, and they're actively involved in the community. And they're only a block away from us!
*[http://www.needles-pens.com Needles and Pens] - "An emporium of zines, books, handmade goods, and an art gallery. Located in San Francisco's Mission District since 2003, the space aims to provide an affordable place where like minded people from the community can display and sell their own home-made goods, home-published zines, and artwork."
*[http://www.924gilman.org/ 924 Gilman (Berkeley)] - "An All Ages DIY, Volunteer Run, Not-For-Profit, Music & Art Community Space Since 1986."
*[https://www.facebook.com/freemontgomeryart Free Montgomery] - "Free Montgomery connects with the homeless, artists and people who live with HIV/AIDS to realize dreams and hopes through creative expression."

==Food / Health==
*[http://localflavor.info/ Local Flavor] ++ (omni compact) - "We are a 10 year sole proprietorship business that is stable and currently renting kitchen space in Hunter Point shipyard in SF. We are converting into a worker cooperative with [http://theselc.org SELC] and planning to relocate our kitchen to the EB. We are currently finalizing our legal entity and bringing on new members. We would be interested in managing kitchen space in the EB and offering support to worker cooperatives and other grassroots food ventures. Especially in undeserved communities of color. We are still brainstorming ways to make this part of the DNA of our structure. As an example we have discussed making ourselves a community owned organization who's goals and mission would include the needs and environment of all stakeholders." Contact: contact@localflavor.info
*Vegan Coop + (omni compact) - talk to Jeremy or Matt
*[http://www.peoplescommunitymedics.org/ People's Community Medics] - Grassroots org that teaches free first aid skills.
*[https://twitter.com/RADBRAINS4LYFE RAD Brains] + - Radical mental health collective. Maybe they are looking for a space?
*[http://oaklandwiki.org/Sustaining_Ourselves_Locally Sustaining Ourselves Locally (SOL)]+ - Food justice coop located in the same building as Liberating Ourselves Locally.
*[http://ebfnb.org/ Food Not Bombs (East Bay)]+ - Rescuing food and bringing it to the people <3 Meetings every First Wednesday @ [http://thelonghaul.org The Long Haul]
*[http://www.peopleskitchen510.org/ People's Kitchen] - "The People's Kitchen is a sliding-scale, local, organic, community restaurant project that engages, builds and nourishes community through shared-food events and sexy, social and cultural programming." - They work with a different grassroots political project / social justice org each month and put on a dinner, the proceeds of which support the org!
*[http://arizmendibakery.com/ Arizmendi] ++
*[http://www.mandelafoods.com/ Mandela Food Cooperative]
*[http://www.phatbeetsproduce.org Phat Beets]
*[http://www.plantingjustice.org/ Planting Justice]

==Networks/Collectives==
*[http://timelistgroup.org Timelist Group] +++ (omni compact) - Post-incarceration support, mentorship, and youth prevention - currently meeting monthly at Sudo and looking for a space.
*[http://ba.chgrp.org/ Bay Area Consortium of Hackerspaces (BACH)] - So many +++'s! We could host hacker conferences at Omni!
*[http://nobawc.org/ Network of Bay Area Worker Cooperatives (NoBAWC)] +++++ - Awesome folks who host their quarterly meetings at Sudo Room.
*[http://theholdout.org/ The Holdout] ++ - Anarchist collective replete with anarchist bookshop, bike shop, and events venue.
*[http://www.aortacollective.org Aorta Collective] ++ - Anti-Oppression Resource and Training Alliance - "AORTA is a collective of educators devoted to strengthening movements for social justice and a solidarity economy. We work as consultants and facilitators to expand the capacity of cooperative, collective, and community based projects through education, training and planning. We base our work on an intersectional approach to liberation because we believe that true change requires uprooting all systems of oppression."

==Media==
*[http://oaklandnightslive.com/ Oakland Nights Live] ++ (omni compact) - Monthly live late-night talk show that's been hosted by Sudo Room / BAPS for quite awhile now.
*[http://www.timelessinfinitelight.com/ Timeless, Infinite Light] ++ (omni compact) - Small press based in Oakland - Letterpress equipment, workshops, exhibitions, performances, and readings of textual, audial, visual and interactive works!
*[http://youthradio.org Youth Radio] +++ - Local org that supports diverse youth through training in media / technology.
*[http://www.blackcatpress.ca/ AK Press]
*[http://lbc.anarchyplanet.org Little Black Cart]
*[http://www.poormagazine.org/ Poor Magazine] - Poor people-led/indigenous people-led media, education and art (based in SF)

==Housing==
*[http://www.ebcoho.org/ East Bay Cohousing] +
*Collective houses +++
*[http://www.land-action.org/ Land Action] +
*[http://coopnetwork.net/home/housing_coops CoopNetwork]

==Transportation==
*Wobbly Wheels ++ (omni compact) - Pedicab union! Talk to Matt or Elliot.
*[http://www.spokeland.org/ Spokeland] + - Bike collective - are looking for a new space, perhaps?
*UNNAMED screen printing / bike shop - who to contact?
*[http://www.cupidcourier.com/ Cupid Courier Collective] - A San Francisco messenger service
*[http://www.boxdogbikes.com Box Dog Cooperative] +
*[http://bikekitchen.org/ Bike Kitchen] - San Francisco - diy bike repair: "affordable ways to acquire and maintain a bike"
*[http://http://www.missinglink.org/ Missing Link Bicycle Cooperative] - Worker-owned collective in Berkeley for bikes, parts, clothing, repair, classes, and public workspace

==Government/Activism==
*[http://www.corpwatch.org/ Corp Watch] + (omni compact) - Accountability for large corporations, looking for a space in the range of ~$100/month. Talk to marc/juul, matt or jenny.
*[http://communitydemocracyproject.org Community Democracy Project (CDP)] ++++ (omni compact, unconfirmed) - Participatory budgeting in Oakland, often meeting at Sudo Room. Soon running a crowdfunding campaign - potential to rent a small space. Talk to Matt, Troy, Alexa or Shawn.
*[http://www.berkeleycopwatch.org/ Cop Watch (Berkeley)] + - Sudo Room has hosted a documentary screening of a film produced by Jacob Crawford of http://wecopwatch.org: [https://sudoroom.org/ai1ec_event/the-battle-for-oscar-grant-plaza-screening-and-discussion-on-police-accountability/?instance_id=75333 The Battle for Oscar Grant Plaza].
*[http://openoakland.org/ Open Oakland] ++++++ - Open government initiative that meets weekly (Tuesdays) at City Hall to hack on civic technology projects.
*[https://www.facebook.com/oakprivacy Oakland Privacy] ++ - Meets weekly at Sudo Room.
*[http://restorethefourthsf.com/ Restore the Fourth SF Bay Area] +
*[http://occupyoakland.org Occupy Oakland] ++++ - Meets weekly at Sudo Room.

==Misc==
*[https://sudomesh.org Sudo Mesh] ++++++++ (omni compact) - Building a free and open wireless network in the East Bay.
*[https://www.facebook.com/groups/hackerspacollective/ Hacker Spa] +++++ (omni compact) - Hackers + hot tubs + coworking + massage!
*Movement and dance - ?
*Blackhole - ?
*[http://strike-debt-bay-area.tumblr.com/ Bay Area Strike Debt]
*[http://www.bookzoo.net/ Book Zoo]

Hackpack

2014-01-16T19:02:03Z

50.0.83.158: /* Mate anywhere kit */

A hackpack is a backpack with a set of "always carry" tools for hacking the world around us.

We are starting a project at sudo room to create ~$25 base hackpacks with optional expansion packs.

We have a [https://lists.sudoroom.org/listinfo/hackpack mailing list] where we discuss everything related to hack packs.

People currently working on project: [[User:Tunabananas|Tunabananas]], [[User:Matt|Matt]], Mackenzie, [[User:Juul|Juul]].

= Base hackpack =

Target price <= $30

This is only an initial possible version. It may be too electronics-focused. Comments/changes welcome.

*A backpack (get from thrift store and wash at high temp)
*Soldering iron (should be 30 watts)
*Set of small screwdrivers (at least philips and flat-head)
*Needle-nose pliers
*Diagonal wire-cutters (these will probably suck, but maybe we can sharpen them?)
*Larger screw-driver with assortment of bits
*USB to 3.3v serial adapter
*Multimeter

*Assortment of resistors
*Small assortment of diodes, caps, mosfets, buttons, switches, LEDs
*Female to female pin header cables (like [http://letsmakerobots.com/files/userpics/u4/Female-Female_Header_Jumper_cables.jpg these])
*Some male-male and female-male pin headers
*USB stick (2 GB minimum) with bootable Linux and lots of libre books / learning materials.
*Sharpie
*White china marker/chalk...something that will write on dark surfaces
*Zip ties
*Binder clips
*Hose clamps
*A small LED flasher, and/or instructions to make one?
*Shrink tubing
*A lighter
*A hot glue stick (melt it w/the lighter)
*USB wall plug w/decent amperage
*A spare USB cable for your smart (or dumb?) device
*Pair of disposable gloves (rubber or vinyl)
*Bandanna
*Snap knife w/locking blade
*Alcohol prep wipes or a small bottle of hand sanitizer with a screw top (no flip caps)
*A 1/2 gallon ziploc bag
*List of where to buy more of everything
*List of other awesome things to add to hackpack, what they do and where to buy
*A sudo room sticker
*An invitation to sudo room

[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0Akog0JI0-bB9dHphWFdtX1RpUUcxRUlpeHNuUE5uRFE Initial attempt at price assessment spreadsheet]

== Consumables ==

*Solder
*Wire of different colors and thicknesses
*Duct tape
*Yerba mate tea

== Data ==

I do not think we have to worry about using CC material with the non-commercial clause, as we are not trying to make a profit ([[User:Juul|Juul]] ([[User talk:Juul|talk]])).

=== Bootable GNU/Linux ===

Which distro? What should we include?

*UBCD and Trinity Rescue Kit should definitely be included. Maybe an older, smaller copy of Backtrack? -chrisbee

=== Books ===

*[http://craphound.com/ Cory Doctorow]'s works
*Most of [http://www.wetmachine.com/ John Sundman]'s works are CC, but not downloadable from his website anymore.
*Others?

=== Comics ===

*[https://xkcd.com XKCD] is cc-by-nc
*[https://archive.org/details/CoryDoctorowsFuturisticTalesOfTheHereAndNow Futuristic Tales of the Here and Now] based on stories by Cory Doctorow is cc-by-nc-sa
*There are [http://www.seosmarty.com/15-cartoonists-that-allow-using-their-web-comics-for-free/ others]

=== Audiobooks ===

*?

== Art ==

We could have a set of cloth pens and let sudoers or buyers of hackpacks customize them.

= Expansion packs =

== Essential reads ==

Dead-tree versions of $1 to $3 essential hacker works, e.g:

*Cryptonomicon, Snow Crash or The Diamond Age by Neal Stephenson
*Little Brother by Cory Doctorow
*please add more

== Cloth ==

Mackenzie is working on this. Current target is $5.

Some things that may go in the pack:

*Scissors - $1 at dollar store
*Sewing needles
*Pins
*Thread
*Tailors chalk
*Conductive thread
*Instruction manual/booklet

chrisbee would add-

*Dental floss
*Safety pins
*Ball o' wax
*A snap knife or razor blade
*Some gaffer's tape (makes good patches whether it's sticky or not)

== Gluepack ==

*Small glue gun
*Glue sticks
*Electricians tape

== RXpack ==

Target price: $16

*A rtl-sdr compatible usb adapter (like [http://www.ebay.com/itm/New-RTL-SDR-DVB-T-HDTV-SDR-Dongle-Elonics-RTL2832U-E4000-Antenna-50MHz-2200-MHz-/181254905941?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item2a33a26055 this one])

== Wifipack ==

Target price: $30

*A dual-radio OpenWRT compatible router
*Instructions on how to flash with sudowrt firmware and do interesting things like spectrum analysis.

== Mate anywhere kit ==

Make tea and stay awake anywhere!

Target price: $10

*[http://www.ebay.com/itm/4Cups-Outdoor-Collapsible-Folding-Silicone-Travel-Camping-Cups-Mug-with-Handle-/221295331074?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item33863ac702 Silicone travel cup] - $5 (cheaper at Koreana Plaza?)
*[http://www.ebay.com/itm/Travel-Heater-Element-Boiler-Hot-Water-Coffee-Immersion-800W-Adapter-In-Stock-/201007156348?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item2eccf5cc7c Travel water boiler] - $3.38 (but meant for 220v :/)
*[http://www.ebay.com/itm/Stainless-Steel-Infuser-Strainer-Mesh-Tea-Spoon-Locking-Spice-Egg-Shaped-Ball-R1-/390734579644?pt=Small_Kitchen_Appliances_US&hash=item5af99887bc Tea ball] - $1
*Ziplock of yerba mate
*Piece of cloth + piece of string = reusable tea bag

Hackpack

2014-01-16T18:28:56Z

50.0.83.158: /* Cloth */

Hackpack

2014-01-16T18:20:36Z

50.0.83.158: /* Bootable GNU/Linux */

A hackpack is a backpack with a set of "always carry" tools for hacking the world around us.

We are starting a project at sudo room to create ~$25 base hackpacks with optional expansion packs.

We have a [https://lists.sudoroom.org/listinfo/hackpack mailing list] where we discuss everything related to hack packs.

People currently working on project: [[User:Tunabananas|Tunabananas]], [[User:Matt|Matt]], Mackenzie, [[User:Juul|Juul]].

= Base hackpack =

Target price <= $30

This is only an initial possible version. It may be too electronics-focused. Comments/changes welcome.

*A backpack (get from thrift store and wash at high temp)
*Soldering iron (should be 30 watts)
*Set of small screwdrivers (at least philips and flat-head)
*Needle-nose pliers
*Diagonal wire-cutters (these will probably suck, but maybe we can sharpen them?)
*Larger screw-driver with assortment of bits
*USB to 3.3v serial adapter
*Multimeter

*Assortment of resistors
*Small assortment of diodes, caps, mosfets, buttons, switches, LEDs
*Female to female pin header cables (like [http://letsmakerobots.com/files/userpics/u4/Female-Female_Header_Jumper_cables.jpg these])
*Some male-male and female-male pin headers
*USB stick (2 GB minimum) with bootable Linux and lots of libre books / learning materials.
*Sharpie
*White china marker/chalk...something that will write on dark surfaces
*Zip ties
*Binder clips
*Hose clamps
*A small LED flasher, and/or instructions to make one?
*Shrink tubing
*A lighter
*A hot glue stick (melt it w/the lighter)
*USB wall plug w/decent amperage
*A spare USB cable for your smart (or dumb?) device
*Pair of disposable gloves (rubber or vinyl)
*Bandanna
*Snap knife w/locking blade
*Alcohol prep wipes or a small bottle of hand sanitizer with a screw top (no flip caps)
*A 1/2 gallon ziploc bag
*List of where to buy more of everything
*List of other awesome things to add to hackpack, what they do and where to buy
*A sudo room sticker
*An invitation to sudo room

[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0Akog0JI0-bB9dHphWFdtX1RpUUcxRUlpeHNuUE5uRFE Initial attempt at price assessment spreadsheet]

== Consumables ==

*Solder
*Wire of different colors and thicknesses
*Duct tape
*Yerba mate tea

== Data ==

I do not think we have to worry about using CC material with the non-commercial clause, as we are not trying to make a profit ([[User:Juul|Juul]] ([[User talk:Juul|talk]])).

=== Bootable GNU/Linux ===

Which distro? What should we include?

*UBCD and Trinity Rescue Kit should definitely be included. Maybe an older, smaller copy of Backtrack? -chrisbee

=== Books ===

*[http://craphound.com/ Cory Doctorow]'s works
*Most of [http://www.wetmachine.com/ John Sundman]'s works are CC, but not downloadable from his website anymore.
*Others?

=== Comics ===

*[https://xkcd.com XKCD] is cc-by-nc
*[https://archive.org/details/CoryDoctorowsFuturisticTalesOfTheHereAndNow Futuristic Tales of the Here and Now] based on stories by Cory Doctorow is cc-by-nc-sa
*There are [http://www.seosmarty.com/15-cartoonists-that-allow-using-their-web-comics-for-free/ others]

=== Audiobooks ===

*?

== Art ==

We could have a set of cloth pens and let sudoers or buyers of hackpacks customize them.

= Expansion packs =

== Essential reads ==

Dead-tree versions of $1 to $3 essential hacker works, e.g:

*Cryptonomicon, Snow Crash or The Diamond Age by Neal Stephenson
*Little Brother by Cory Doctorow
*please add more

== Cloth ==

Mackenzie is working on this. Current target is $5.

Some things that may go in the pack:

*Scissors - $1 at dollar store
*Sewing needles
*Pins
*Thread
*Tailors chalk
*Conductive thread
*Instruction manual/booklet

== Gluepack ==

*Small glue gun
*Glue sticks
*Electricians tape

== RXpack ==

Target price: $16

*A rtl-sdr compatible usb adapter (like [http://www.ebay.com/itm/New-RTL-SDR-DVB-T-HDTV-SDR-Dongle-Elonics-RTL2832U-E4000-Antenna-50MHz-2200-MHz-/181254905941?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item2a33a26055 this one])

== Wifipack ==

Target price: $30

*A dual-radio OpenWRT compatible router
*Instructions on how to flash with sudowrt firmware and do interesting things like spectrum analysis.

== Mate anywhere kit ==

Make tea and stay awake anywhere!

Target price: $10

*[http://www.ebay.com/itm/4Cups-Outdoor-Collapsible-Folding-Silicone-Travel-Camping-Cups-Mug-with-Handle-/221295331074?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item33863ac702 Silicone travel cup] - $5 (cheaper at Koreana Plaza?)
*[http://www.ebay.com/itm/Travel-Heater-Element-Boiler-Hot-Water-Coffee-Immersion-800W-Adapter-In-Stock-/201007156348?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item2eccf5cc7c Travel water boiler] - $3.38 (but meant for 220v :/)
*[http://www.ebay.com/itm/Stainless-Steel-Infuser-Strainer-Mesh-Tea-Spoon-Locking-Spice-Egg-Shaped-Ball-R1-/390734579644?pt=Small_Kitchen_Appliances_US&hash=item5af99887bc Tea ball] - $1
*Ziplock of yerba mate

Mass Effect Presenters 1.10.2014

2014-01-11T04:20:41Z

50.0.83.158: fixed broken link

These are my raw notes from the [[Mass effect]] presenters at the meeting on 1.10.2014

I'm Nathan Hinchey, and this wiki currently seems to have a bug in creating new user accounts.
====
'''theselc.org'''

The Sustainable Econoym Law Center
non profit law center to support cooperatives and collectives

involved in Cottage Food Act

twice in Berkeley Once in Oakland every month
----

'''Oakland Wiki'''

tiny wikipedia just for Oakland

put all sorts of information about Oakland
Addresses the issue of there being lots of cool stuff in Oakland, but it's hard to find it all

----'''
Sudo Room Mesh Network'''

Community owned wireless network

looking for ideas about what kind of local applications could support neighborhoods
e.g. local bulletin boards

biggest challenges include that backbone nodes need line of sight

currently in West Oakland; looking to connect to East Oakland

All open more efficient use of bandwidth and keeping everyone connected

cheap off the shelf hardware but running custom firmware and software.

----
'''Rock Paper Scissors'''
501c3 arts and arts education foundation
2278 Telegraph
rpscollective.org

existed as an organization for about 10 years

Were initial first instigators of First Friday
"expression is a matter of social justice"
Low/free arts classes

Specialized curriculum for high school age students in Oakladn High Schools: designed to provide credit

zine library

all volunteer run -- no one paid to run space or do programming " or do any of it"

craft night every first and third sunday; writing thing foruth sunday

----
'''Community Democracy Project'''
communitydemocracyproject.org

"Participatory Budget 2.0"
All Oakland budget should be controlled by direct democracy in Oakland

current proposal: create a new city department that goes into neighborhood to ensure that areas can be involved in hyperlocal decisions as well as whole city decisions
2500 - 5000 per neighborhood community

----
'''Food Not Bombs'''
ebfnb.org
healthy vegetarian vegans meals 6 days a week from waste stream

food sharing network -- remainder of food is distributed around bay area

go t oactivist events to make food for those events

bottleneck is not waystream but volunteers

something kind of close to a CSA when there's extra

6 different kitchens

pickups from all the different farmers markets and different grocery stores

----
'''The Neighborhood Village''' (formerly The Neighborhood Vegetables)

garden improvement collective, now trying to expand to lots of other stuff

goal: do this one neighborhood at a time

in part to have a gift economy instead of a time-dollar type exchange
----
----'''
LIGHTNING TALKS:'''
----
'''Oakland Drops Beats''' (no website yet)
Music crawls
mostly between 14th to 15gth franklin to braodway
mostly small venues -- art studios for example
----
'''An idea presented:'''
coop collective drop-in: someone hosts just a drop in :
What is a collective? What is a cooperative? What is going on in the community?
turns out SELC migth be good option
----
'''East Bay Co-Housing'''
Coops, cohousing, group housing
ebcoho.org
----
'''Co op videas:''' conferences etc.

youtube.com/jjnoire
----
'''Sun Snychrony''' (tech company)
project through a technology company
New type of solar for Laney College
Oakland has a lot of buying power and doesn't use it well
----
'''Omni Group'''
Proposal in the works:
Buying a space off of 48th and shattuck; 24k sq ft buidling
Buy this space for a collective of collectivesl

Mass effect

2014-01-11T04:20:04Z

50.0.83.158: /* January 10th */ I created a notes page about presenters

The concept of the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solidarity_economy solidarity economy] is supporting and only buying from flat (participatory) economies. A collective is based on any participation without hierarchies, a cooperative is member participation without hierarchies. Since the ''means to exist'' (land, water, etc.) should be equal to all, collectives are usually spaces without hierarchy. Meanwhile, the forming of products, as a ''means to survive'' are usually cooperative decisions by those producing the product, or workers. The solidarity economy expands from the currencies of capitalism when the collectives and cooperatives buy only from flat economy, but sell to the capitalistic economy.

The concept of a mass effect is comparable to a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mass_line mass line], except a mass line is the formation of organizations in protest, or opposition, to another organization (business, state, etc.), while a mass effect are collectives and cooperatives coming together to share or exchange their resources in their own participatory compacts. A collective event for cooperatives and collectives to form their own compacts. These compacts are areas of interest with the intention to participate in them.

[[File:Mass-effect-revised.jpg|right|thumb the collective cooperative economy]]

=Compacts=

==Omni==

The intention to buy the space referred to as [https://sudoroom.org/wiki/The_Omni The Omni].

==Other Spaces==

The idea of forming a collective of collectives regardless of the space. There are a [https://sudoroom.org/wiki/Spaces number of spaces] that have been considered.

= Events =

== January 10th ==
Notes about presenters from this event (6pm to 7:45 pm): [[Mass_Effect_Presenters_1.10.2014]]

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/700853143281064

Twitter: #masseffect

Address: [https://sudoroom.org/wiki/Getting_there 2141 Broadway Blvd, Oakland]

*[https://sudoroom.org/wiki/User:Jwentwistle Jeremy] - Provide food with the food coop, Sudo Room <-> Rock Paper Scissors
*Chris B - Sudomate
*Alana - Poetry readings
*[https://sudoroom.org/wiki/User:Tunabananas Jenny] - Event promotion and outreach; facilitation.

=Bay Area Cooperatives & Collectives=

The plus sign below indicates the number of contacts (+), compacts are indicated too.

== Education ==
*[http://bayareapublicschool.org Bay Area Public School (BAPS)] [many +++'s!] (omni compact) - Radical pedagogy, open classes on topics ranging from Foucault to languages to poetry!
*[http://oaklandwiki.org Oakland Wiki] [many +++'s!] - A website about Oakland that anyone can edit <3
*[http://thelonghaul.org/ The Long Haul] + - "a combination of a lending library, computer room, zine making space, activist reading room, and a social gathering space." They have an anarchist study group that meets weekly on Tuesdays. The Berkeley Liberation Radio meets every other Thursday. Also they publish [http://slingshot.tao.ca/ Slingshot!].
*[http://bayareadancesafe.org Bay Area DanceSafe] +++ - Drug education and testing at parties / festivals / events.

== Law ==
*[http://www.theselc.org Sustainable Economies Law Center]+++
*[http://eff.org The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF)]++++++

==Economy==
*[http://timebank.sfbace.org/ Bay Area Community Exchange (BACE)] ++++ (omni compact, unconfirmed) - Local timebank, friends of Sudo.
*[https://bealocalist.org/ Business Alliance for Local Living Economies] - Building local economies - Co-hosting a conference in Oakland in June with
*[http://oaklandgrown.org/ Oakland Grown] - Supportive network of local Oakland businesses.
*[http://sustainablebusinessalliance.org/ Sustainable Business Alliance] - "SBA is a business association committed to building a vibrant community of locally-owned, sustainably-minded businesses in the East Bay."

== Hacker / Makerspaces ==
*[https://sudoroom.org Sudo Room] (omni compact) - self-explan.
*[https://www.noisebridge.net/ Noisebridge] [a million +++'s] - Hackerspace in San Francisco!
*[https://oaklandmakerspace.wordpress.com/ Liberating Ourselves Locally (LOL)] ++++ - A makerspace in East Oakland for and led by people of color.
*[http://thecrucible.org/ The Crucible] + - Located near the West Oakland BART, The Crucible hosts industrial art classes and workshops.
*[http://acemonstertoys.org Ace Monster Toys] +++++ - Hackerspace in Oakland with some very nice tools!
*[http://mothership.hackermoms.org/ HackerMoms] +++ - Hackerspace in Berkeley with on-site childcare!
*[http://www.hackerdojo.com/ Hacker Dojo] - Hackerspace in the South Bay of San Francisco.
*[http://www.doubleunion.com/ Double Union] (forming) +++ - Hackerspace in San Francisco for women.
*[http://ebmakerlabs.com/ East Bay Maker Labs] (forming) ++ - Makerspace forming in San Leandro!
*[http://hayhackers.org/ Hay Hackers] (forming) ++ - Family-oriented hackerspace in Hayward.

==Energy==
*[http://sfuncube.com Sfun Cube: Solar for Universal Need] - Incubator/accelerator for solar energy startups, based in Oakland. Supports all of the organizations below.
*[http://sunsynchrony.com/ Sun Synchrony] + - Talk to Rock! "Sun Synchrony develops innovative concentrating photovoltaic solar panels to provide clean, safe, and reliable energy using a fraction of the space of conventional silicon products, while lowering materials and energy inputs to manufacturing."
*[http://energy-coop.com/ Energy Solidarity Cooperative] - "ESC is committed to building a movement of energy resilience and economic justice. We democratize financing and ownership of renewable energy through partnerships in traditionally disenfranchised communities. We do so through a localized approach in cooperative governance and community empowerment that combines member equity, community investment and knowledge transfer services to spread community-led clean power projects."

==Biology/Environment==
*[https://counterculturelabs.org/ Counter Culture Labs] +++ (omni compact, unconfirmed) - "We are a community of citizen scientists furthering innovation through hands-on projects and education in the East Bay."
*[http://nerdsfornature.org/ Nerds for Nature] + (omni compact, unconfirmed) - "Nerds for Nature is bringing together environmental professionals with technologists and designers, first in dialogue and then to collaboratively create awesome new tools to help people discover, protect, and understand the world around them."
*[http://www.kijanigrows.com/ Kijani Grows] + - Rad aquaponics project based in West Oakland!
*[https://www.backtotheroots.com/ Back to the Roots] - Home aquaponics systems and mushroom grow kits - based in West Oakland.
*[http://biocurious.org/ BioCurious] - DIY Bio space based in Sunnyvale.

==Art==
*[http://www.saltadance.info/ SALTA/PPP] ++ (omni compact) - Dance collective.
*[http://rpscollective.org/ Rock Paper Scissors] ++ - An art collective with a gallery and zine library. They have meetings on Monday nights at 7PM and they have a lot happening during First Friday. They have zine reading nights, workshops, and they're actively involved in the community. And they're only a block away from us!
*[http://www.needles-pens.com Needles and Pens] - "An emporium of zines, books, handmade goods, and an art gallery. Located in San Francisco's Mission District since 2003, the space aims to provide an affordable place where like minded people from the community can display and sell their own home-made goods, home-published zines, and artwork."
*[http://www.924gilman.org/ 924 Gilman (Berkeley)] - "An All Ages DIY, Volunteer Run, Not-For-Profit, Music & Art Community Space Since 1986."
*[https://www.facebook.com/freemontgomeryart Free Montgomery] - "Free Montgomery connects with the homeless, artists and people who live with HIV/AIDS to realize dreams and hopes through creative expression."

==Food / Health==
*[http://localflavor.info/ Local Flavor] ++ (omni compact) - "We are a 10 year sole proprietorship business that is stable and currently renting kitchen space in Hunter Point shipyard in SF. We are converting into a worker cooperative with [http://theselc.org SELC] and planning to relocate our kitchen to the EB. We are currently finalizing our legal entity and bringing on new members. We would be interested in managing kitchen space in the EB and offering support to worker cooperatives and other grassroots food ventures. Especially in undeserved communities of color. We are still brainstorming ways to make this part of the DNA of our structure. As an example we have discussed making ourselves a community owned organization who's goals and mission would include the needs and environment of all stakeholders." Contact: contact@localflavor.info
*Vegan Coop + (omni compact) - talk to Jeremy or Matt
*[http://www.peoplescommunitymedics.org/ People's Community Medics] - Grassroots org that teaches free first aid skills.
*[https://twitter.com/RADBRAINS4LYFE RAD Brains] + - Radical mental health collective. Maybe they are looking for a space?
*[http://oaklandwiki.org/Sustaining_Ourselves_Locally Sustaining Ourselves Locally (SOL)]+ - Food justice coop located in the same building as Liberating Ourselves Locally.
*[http://ebfnb.org/ Food Not Bombs (East Bay)]+ - Rescuing food and bringing it to the people <3 Meetings every First Wednesday @ [http://thelonghaul.org The Long Haul]
*[http://www.peopleskitchen510.org/ People's Kitchen] - "The People's Kitchen is a sliding-scale, local, organic, community restaurant project that engages, builds and nourishes community through shared-food events and sexy, social and cultural programming." - They work with a different grassroots political project / social justice org each month and put on a dinner, the proceeds of which support the org!
*[http://arizmendibakery.com/ Arizmendi] ++
*[http://www.mandelafoods.com/ Mandela Food Cooperative]
*[http://www.phatbeetsproduce.org Phat Beets]
*[http://www.plantingjustice.org/ Planting Justice]

==Networks/Collectives==
*[http://timelistgroup.org Timelist Group] +++ (omni compact) - Post-incarceration support, mentorship, and youth prevention - currently meeting monthly at Sudo and looking for a space.
*[http://ba.chgrp.org/ Bay Area Consortium of Hackerspaces (BACH)] - So many +++'s! We could host hacker conferences at Omni!
*[http://nobawc.org/ Network of Bay Area Worker Cooperatives (NoBAWC)] +++++ - Awesome folks who host their quarterly meetings at Sudo Room.
*[http://theholdout.org/ The Holdout] ++ - Anarchist collective replete with anarchist bookshop, bike shop, and events venue.
*[http://www.aortacollective.org Aorta Collective] ++ - Anti-Oppression Resource and Training Alliance - "AORTA is a collective of educators devoted to strengthening movements for social justice and a solidarity economy. We work as consultants and facilitators to expand the capacity of cooperative, collective, and community based projects through education, training and planning. We base our work on an intersectional approach to liberation because we believe that true change requires uprooting all systems of oppression."

==Media==
*[http://oaklandnightslive.com/ Oakland Nights Live] ++ (omni compact) - Monthly live late-night talk show that's been hosted by Sudo Room / BAPS for quite awhile now.
*[http://www.timelessinfinitelight.com/ Timeless, Infinite Light] ++ (omni compact) - Small press based in Oakland - Letterpress equipment, workshops, exhibitions, performances, and readings of textual, audial, visual and interactive works!
*[http://youthradio.org Youth Radio] +++ - Local org that supports diverse youth through training in media / technology.
*[http://www.blackcatpress.ca/ AK Press]
*[http://lbc.anarchyplanet.org Little Black Cart]
*[http://www.poormagazine.org/ Poor Magazine] - Poor people-led/indigenous people-led media, education and art (based in SF)

==Housing==
*[http://www.ebcoho.org/ East Bay Cohousing] +
*Collective houses +++
*[http://www.land-action.org/ Land Action] +
*[http://coopnetwork.net/home/housing_coops CoopNetwork]

==Transportation==
*Wobbly Wheels ++ (omni compact) - Pedicab union! Talk to Matt or Elliot.
*[http://www.spokeland.org/ Spokeland] + - Bike collective - are looking for a new space, perhaps?
*UNNAMED screen printing / bike shop - who to contact?
*[http://www.cupidcourier.com/ Cupid Courier Collective] - A San Francisco messenger service
*[http://www.boxdogbikes.com Box Dog Cooperative] +
*[http://bikekitchen.org/ Bike Kitchen] - San Francisco - diy bike repair: "affordable ways to acquire and maintain a bike"
*[http://http://www.missinglink.org/ Missing Link Bicycle Cooperative] - Worker-owned collective in Berkeley for bikes, parts, clothing, repair, classes, and public workspace

==Government/Activism==
*[http://www.corpwatch.org/ Corp Watch] + (omni compact) - Accountability for large corporations, looking for a space in the range of ~$100/month. Talk to marc/juul, matt or jenny.
*[http://communitydemocracyproject.org Community Democracy Project (CDP)] ++++ (omni compact, unconfirmed) - Participatory budgeting in Oakland, often meeting at Sudo Room. Soon running a crowdfunding campaign - potential to rent a small space. Talk to Matt, Troy, Alexa or Shawn.
*[http://www.berkeleycopwatch.org/ Cop Watch (Berkeley)] + - Sudo Room has hosted a documentary screening of a film produced by Jacob Crawford of http://wecopwatch.org: [https://sudoroom.org/ai1ec_event/the-battle-for-oscar-grant-plaza-screening-and-discussion-on-police-accountability/?instance_id=75333 The Battle for Oscar Grant Plaza].
*[http://openoakland.org/ Open Oakland] ++++++ - Open government initiative that meets weekly (Tuesdays) at City Hall to hack on civic technology projects.
*[https://www.facebook.com/oakprivacy Oakland Privacy] ++ - Meets weekly at Sudo Room.
*[http://restorethefourthsf.com/ Restore the Fourth SF Bay Area] +
*[http://occupyoakland.org Occupy Oakland] ++++ - Meets weekly at Sudo Room.

==Misc==
*[https://sudomesh.org Sudo Mesh] ++++++++ (omni compact) - Building a free and open wireless network in the East Bay.
*[https://www.facebook.com/groups/hackerspacollective/ Hacker Spa] +++++ (omni compact) - Hackers + hot tubs + coworking + massage!
*Movement and dance - ?
*Blackhole - ?
*[http://strike-debt-bay-area.tumblr.com/ Bay Area Strike Debt]
*[http://www.bookzoo.net/ Book Zoo]

Mass Effect Presenters 1.10.2014

2014-01-11T04:17:55Z

50.0.83.158: creating a page for my notes on the Mass Effect meeting that took place on 1.10.2014

These are my raw notes from the [[Mass Effect]] presenters at the meeting on 1.10.2014

I'm Nathan Hinchey, and this wiki currently seems to have a bug in creating new user accounts.
====
'''theselc.org'''

The Sustainable Econoym Law Center
non profit law center to support cooperatives and collectives

involved in Cottage Food Act

twice in Berkeley Once in Oakland every month
----

'''Oakland Wiki'''

tiny wikipedia just for Oakland

put all sorts of information about Oakland
Addresses the issue of there being lots of cool stuff in Oakland, but it's hard to find it all

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Sudo Room Mesh Network'''

Community owned wireless network

looking for ideas about what kind of local applications could support neighborhoods
e.g. local bulletin boards

biggest challenges include that backbone nodes need line of sight

currently in West Oakland; looking to connect to East Oakland

All open more efficient use of bandwidth and keeping everyone connected

cheap off the shelf hardware but running custom firmware and software.

----
'''Rock Paper Scissors'''
501c3 arts and arts education foundation
2278 Telegraph
rpscollective.org

existed as an organization for about 10 years

Were initial first instigators of First Friday
"expression is a matter of social justice"
Low/free arts classes

Specialized curriculum for high school age students in Oakladn High Schools: designed to provide credit

zine library

all volunteer run -- no one paid to run space or do programming " or do any of it"

craft night every first and third sunday; writing thing foruth sunday

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'''Community Democracy Project'''
communitydemocracyproject.org

"Participatory Budget 2.0"
All Oakland budget should be controlled by direct democracy in Oakland

current proposal: create a new city department that goes into neighborhood to ensure that areas can be involved in hyperlocal decisions as well as whole city decisions
2500 - 5000 per neighborhood community

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'''Food Not Bombs'''
ebfnb.org
healthy vegetarian vegans meals 6 days a week from waste stream

food sharing network -- remainder of food is distributed around bay area

go t oactivist events to make food for those events

bottleneck is not waystream but volunteers

something kind of close to a CSA when there's extra

6 different kitchens

pickups from all the different farmers markets and different grocery stores

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'''The Neighborhood Village''' (formerly The Neighborhood Vegetables)

garden improvement collective, now trying to expand to lots of other stuff

goal: do this one neighborhood at a time

in part to have a gift economy instead of a time-dollar type exchange
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LIGHTNING TALKS:'''
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'''Oakland Drops Beats''' (no website yet)
Music crawls
mostly between 14th to 15gth franklin to braodway
mostly small venues -- art studios for example
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'''An idea presented:'''
coop collective drop-in: someone hosts just a drop in :
What is a collective? What is a cooperative? What is going on in the community?
turns out SELC migth be good option
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'''East Bay Co-Housing'''
Coops, cohousing, group housing
ebcoho.org
----
'''Co op videas:''' conferences etc.

youtube.com/jjnoire
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'''Sun Snychrony''' (tech company)
project through a technology company
New type of solar for Laney College
Oakland has a lot of buying power and doesn't use it well
----
'''Omni Group'''
Proposal in the works:
Buying a space off of 48th and shattuck; 24k sq ft buidling
Buy this space for a collective of collectivesl

Mesh/Checkouts

2014-01-03T06:21:27Z

50.0.83.158: /* Deekoo */

See Also: [[Mesh | Mesh Home]]

Use this page to log what you've taken home.

= Marc =

*1 picostation 2
*1 bullet 2
*3 of the second-tallest 2.4 ghz omnis
*1 Rocket M5
*1 Nanobridge M5
*1 Nanostation M5
*1 ARCFlex Freestation 2

= Deekoo =
* 2 Picostation 2s (including POE injectors)
* 1 NanoStation M5
* 1 AirBridge M5 (includes meshy parabola)
* 2 extra POE injectors
* 3 Mickey cables
* 1 Meraki board+antenna
* 1 Meraki programming cable (Juul's)

= Max B =

*2 picostation 2

= ChrisJ =

06.20.2013, checked out the following equipment:
* 1 x PicoStation 2 - sn: x-25 - returned; not working ??
* 1 x Bullet router - B2HP
* 1 x 15" antenna + adapter (returned 09.12.2013)
* 1 x POE - small, DC input
* 1 x PicoStation 2 - sn: 00156D720566

= Nader =

08.01.2013, checked out the following:
* 1 x PicoStation 2 Package (PicoStation 2, PoE, Antenna, Mickey Mouse Cable)

= Jenny =
* 1 x PicoStation 2 Package (PicoStation 2, PoE, Antenna, Mickey Mouse Cable)

= Paige =
* 1 x PicoStation 2 Package (PicoStation 2, PoE, Antenna, Mickey Mouse Cable)

= SteveB =
* 1 x PicoStation 2 Package (PicoStation 2, PoE, Antenna, Mickey Mouse Cable)

=Jeremy=
* 1 x PicoStation 2 Package (PicoStation 2, PoE, Antenna, Mickey Mouse Cable)

== Pete F ==
* 1 x Meraki long range, MAC address: 00:18:0a:00:f0:24
* 1x POE (with AC input)
Checked out Dec. 18, 2013

Mass effect

2014-01-02T08:45:02Z

50.0.83.158:

The concept of the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solidarity_economy solidarity economy] is supporting and only buying from flat (participatory) economies. A collective is based on any participation without hierarchies, a cooperative is member participation without hierarchies. Since the ''means to exist'' (land, water, etc.) should be equal to all, collectives are usually spaces without hierarchy. Meanwhile, the forming of products, as a ''means to survive'' are usually cooperative decisions by those producing the product, or workers. The solidarity economy expands from the currencies of capitalism when the collectives and cooperatives buy only from flat economy, but sell to the capitalistic economy.

The concept of a mass effect is comparable to a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mass_line mass line], except a mass line is the formation of organizations in protest, or opposition, to another organization (business, state, etc.), while a mass effect are collectives and cooperatives coming together to share or exchange their resources in their own participatory compacts. A collective event for cooperatives and collectives to form their own compacts. These compacts are areas of interest with the intention to participate in them.

[[File:Mass-effect-revised.jpg|right|thumb the collective cooperative economy]]

=Compacts=

==Omni==

The intention to buy the space referred to as [https://sudoroom.org/wiki/The_Omni The Omni].

==Other Spaces==

The idea of forming a collective of collectives regardless of the space. There are a [https://sudoroom.org/wiki/Spaces number of spaces] that have been considered.

= Events =

== January 10th ==
[[File:Mass effect.pdf|thumb|The handout for the event]]

*[https://sudoroom.org/wiki/User:Jwentwistle Jeremy] - Provide food with the food coop, Sudo Room <-> Rock Paper Scissors
*Chris B - Sudomate
*Alana - Poetry schedule
*[https://sudoroom.org/wiki/User:Tunabananas Jenny] - Event promotion and outreach; facilitation.

=Bay Area Cooperatives & Collectives=

The plus sign below indicates the number of contacts (+), compacts are indicated too.

== Education ==
*[http://bayareapublicschool.org Bay Area Public School (BAPS)] [many +++'s!] (omni compact) - Radical pedagogy, open classes on topics ranging from Foucault to languages to poetry!
*[http://oaklandwiki.org Oakland Wiki] [many +++'s!] - A website about Oakland that anyone can edit <3
*[http://thelonghaul.org/ The Long Haul] + - Infoshop of radical delights - anarchist study group meets weekly on Tuesdays.
*[http://bayareadancesafe.org Bay Area DanceSafe] +++ - Drug education and testing at parties / festivals / events.

== Law ==
*[http://www.theselc.org Sustainable Economies Law Center]+++
*[http://eff.org The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF)]++++++

==Economy==
*[http://timebank.sfbace.org/ Bay Area Community Exchange (BACE)] ++++ (omni compact, unconfirmed) - Local timebank, friends of Sudo.
*[https://bealocalist.org/ Business Alliance for Local Living Economies] - Building local economies - Co-hosting a conference in Oakland in June with
*[http://oaklandgrown.org/ Oakland Grown] - Supportive network of local Oakland businesses.
*[http://sustainablebusinessalliance.org/ Sustainable Business Alliance] - "SBA is a business association committed to building a vibrant community of locally-owned, sustainably-minded businesses in the East Bay."

== Hacker / Makerspaces ==
*[https://sudoroom.org Sudo Room] (omni compact) - self-explan.
*[https://www.noisebridge.net/ Noisebridge] [a million +++'s] - Hackerspace in San Francisco!
*[https://oaklandmakerspace.wordpress.com/ Liberating Ourselves Locally (LOL)] ++++ - A makerspace in East Oakland for and led by people of color.
*[http://thecrucible.org/ The Crucible] + - Located near the West Oakland BART, The Crucible hosts industrial art classes and workshops.
*[http://acemonstertoys.org Ace Monster Toys] +++++ - Hackerspace in Oakland with some very nice tools!
*[http://mothership.hackermoms.org/ HackerMoms] +++ - Hackerspace in Berkeley with on-site childcare!
*[http://www.hackerdojo.com/ Hacker Dojo] - Hackerspace in the South Bay of San Francisco.
*[http://www.doubleunion.com/ Double Union] (forming) +++ - Hackerspace in San Francisco for women.
*[http://ebmakerlabs.com/ East Bay Maker Labs] (forming) ++ - Makerspace forming in San Leandro!
*[http://hayhackers.org/ Hay Hackers] (forming) ++ - Family-oriented hackerspace in Hayward.

==Energy==
*[http://sfuncube.com Sfun Cube: Solar for Universal Need] - Incubator/accelerator for solar energy startups, based in Oakland. Supports all of the organizations below.
*[http://sunsynchrony.com/ Sun Synchrony] + - Talk to Rock! "Sun Synchrony develops innovative concentrating photovoltaic solar panels to provide clean, safe, and reliable energy using a fraction of the space of conventional silicon products, while lowering materials and energy inputs to manufacturing."
*[http://energy-coop.com/ Energy Solidarity Cooperative] - "ESC is committed to building a movement of energy resilience and economic justice. We democratize financing and ownership of renewable energy through partnerships in traditionally disenfranchised communities. We do so through a localized approach in cooperative governance and community empowerment that combines member equity, community investment and knowledge transfer services to spread community-led clean power projects."

==Biology/Environment==
*[https://counterculturelabs.org/ Counter Culture Labs] +++ (omni compact, unconfirmed) - "We are a community of citizen scientists furthering innovation through hands-on projects and education in the East Bay."
*[http://nerdsfornature.org/ Nerds for Nature] + (omni compact, unconfirmed) - "Nerds for Nature is bringing together environmental professionals with technologists and designers, first in dialogue and then to collaboratively create awesome new tools to help people discover, protect, and understand the world around them."
*[http://www.kijanigrows.com/ Kijani Grows] + - Rad aquaponics project based in West Oakland!
*[https://www.backtotheroots.com/ Back to the Roots] - Home aquaponics systems and mushroom grow kits - based in West Oakland.
*[http://biocurious.org/ BioCurious] - DIY Bio space based in Sunnyvale.

==Art==
*[http://www.saltadance.info/ SALTA/PPP] ++ (omni compact) - Dance collective.
*[http://rpscollective.org/ Rock Paper Scissors] ++ - Art collective down the block from 2141 Broadway - friends of Sudo!
*[http://www.needles-pens.com Needles and Pens] - "Needles & Pens is an emporium of zines, books, handmade goods, and an art gallery. Located in San Francisco's Mission District since 2003, the space aims to provide an affordable place where like minded people from the community can display and sell their own home-made goods, home-published zines, and artwork."
*[http://www.924gilman.org/ 924 Gilman (Berkeley)] - "An All Ages DIY, Volunteer Run, Not-For-Profit, Music & Art Community Space Since 1986."
*[https://www.facebook.com/freemontgomeryart Free Montgomery] - "Free Montgomery connects with the homeless, artists and people who live with HIV/AIDS to realize dreams and hopes through creative expression."

==Food / Health==
*[http://localflavor.info/ Local Flavor] ++ (omni compact) - "We are a 10 year sole proprietorship business that is stable and currently renting kitchen space in Hunter Point shipyard in SF. We are converting into a worker cooperative with [http://theselc.org SELC] and planning to relocate our kitchen to the EB. We are currently finalizing our legal entity and bringing on new members. We would be interested in managing kitchen space in the EB and offering support to worker cooperatives and other grassroots food ventures. Especially in undeserved communities of color. We are still brainstorming ways to make this part of the DNA of our structure. As an example we have discussed making ourselves a community owned organization who's goals and mission would include the needs and environment of all stakeholders." Contact: contact@localflavor.info
*Vegan Coop + (omni compact) - talk to Jeremy or Matt
*[http://www.peoplescommunitymedics.org/ People's Community Medics] - Grassroots org that teaches free first aid skills.
*[https://twitter.com/RADBRAINS4LYFE RAD Brains] + - Radical mental health collective. Maybe they are looking for a space?
*[http://oaklandwiki.org/Sustaining_Ourselves_Locally Sustaining Ourselves Locally (SOL)]+ - Food justice coop located in the same building as Liberating Ourselves Locally.
*[http://ebfnb.org/ Food Not Bombs (East Bay)]+ - Rescuing food and bringing it to the people <3 Meetings every First Wednesday @ [http://thelonghaul.org The Long Haul]
*[http://www.peopleskitchen510.org/ People's Kitchen] - "The People's Kitchen is a sliding-scale, local, organic, community restaurant project that engages, builds and nourishes community through shared-food events and sexy, social and cultural programming." - They work with a different grassroots political project / social justice org each month and put on a dinner, the proceeds of which support the org!
*[http://arizmendibakery.com/ Arizmendi] ++
*[http://www.mandelafoods.com/ Mandela Food Cooperative]
*[http://www.phatbeetsproduce.org Phat Beets]
*[http://www.plantingjustice.org/ Planting Justice]

==Networks/Collectives==
*[http://timelistgroup.org Timelist Group] +++ (omni compact) - Post-incarceration support, mentorship, and youth prevention - currently meeting monthly at Sudo and looking for a space.
*[http://ba.chgrp.org/ Bay Area Consortium of Hackerspaces (BACH)] - So many +++'s! We could host hacker conferences at Omni!
*[http://nobawc.org/ Network of Bay Area Worker Cooperatives (NoBAWC)] +++++ - Awesome folks who host their quarterly meetings at Sudo Room.
*[http://theholdout.org/ The Holdout] ++ - Anarchist collective replete with anarchist bookshop, bike shop, and events venue.
*[http://www.aortacollective.org Aorta Collective] ++ - Anti-Oppression Resource and Training Alliance - "AORTA is a collective of educators devoted to strengthening movements for social justice and a solidarity economy. We work as consultants and facilitators to expand the capacity of cooperative, collective, and community based projects through education, training and planning. We base our work on an intersectional approach to liberation because we believe that true change requires uprooting all systems of oppression."

==Media==
*[http://oaklandnightslive.com/ Oakland Nights Live] ++ (omni compact) - Monthly live late-night talk show that's been hosted by Sudo Room / BAPS for quite awhile now.
*[http://www.timelessinfinitelight.com/ Timeless, Infinite Light] ++ (omni compact) - Small press based in Oakland - Letterpress equipment, workshops, exhibitions, performances, and readings of textual, audial, visual and interactive works!
*[http://youthradio.org Youth Radio] +++ - Local org that supports diverse youth through training in media / technology.
*[http://www.blackcatpress.ca/ AK Press]
*[http://lbc.anarchyplanet.org Little Black Cart]
*[http://www.poormagazine.org/ Poor Magazine] - Poor people-led/indigenous people-led media, education and art (based in SF)

==Housing==
*[http://www.ebcoho.org/ East Bay Cohousing] +
*Collective houses +++
*[http://www.land-action.org/ Land Action] +
*[http://coopnetwork.net/home/housing_coops CoopNetwork]

==Transportation==
*Wobbly Wheels ++ (omni compact) - Pedicab union! Talk to Matt or Elliot.
*[http://www.spokeland.org/ Spokeland] + - Bike collective - are looking for a new space, perhaps?
*UNNAMED screen printing / bike shop - who to contact?
*[http://www.cupidcourier.com/ Cupid Courier Collective] - A San Francisco messenger service
*[http://www.boxdogbikes.com Box Dog Cooperative] +

==Government/Activism==
*[http://www.corpwatch.org/ Corp Watch] + (omni compact) - Accountability for large corporations, looking for a space in the range of ~$100/month. Talk to marc/juul, matt or jenny.
*[http://communitydemocracyproject.org Community Democracy Project (CDP)] ++++ (omni compact, unconfirmed) - Participatory budgeting in Oakland, often meeting at Sudo Room. Soon running a crowdfunding campaign - potential to rent a small space. Talk to Matt, Troy, Alexa or Shawn.
*[http://www.berkeleycopwatch.org/ Cop Watch (Berkeley)] + - Sudo Room has hosted a documentary screening of a film produced by Jacob Crawford of http://wecopwatch.org: [https://sudoroom.org/ai1ec_event/the-battle-for-oscar-grant-plaza-screening-and-discussion-on-police-accountability/?instance_id=75333 The Battle for Oscar Grant Plaza].
*[http://openoakland.org/ Open Oakland] ++++++ - Open government initiative that meets weekly (Tuesdays) at City Hall to hack on civic technology projects.
*[https://www.facebook.com/oakprivacy Oakland Privacy] ++ - Meets weekly at Sudo Room.
*[http://restorethefourthsf.com/ Restore the Fourth SF Bay Area] +
*[http://occupyoakland.org Occupy Oakland] ++++ - Meets weekly at Sudo Room.

==Misc==
*[https://sudomesh.org Sudo Mesh] ++++++++ (omni compact) - Building a free and open wireless network in the East Bay.
*[https://www.facebook.com/groups/hackerspacollective/ Hacker Spa] +++++ (omni compact) - Hackers + hot tubs + coworking + massage!
*Movement and dance - ?
*Blackhole - ?
*[http://strike-debt-bay-area.tumblr.com/ Bay Area Strike Debt]
*[http://www.bookzoo.net/ Book Zoo]

T-Shirts

2014-01-01T18:31:16Z

50.0.83.158: /* On-Demand T-shirts */

There are many creative ways to make SudoRoom t-shirts.

= Designs =

"Forking" the SudoRoom cube and everyone creating their own design is pretty cool. It reflects the decentralized nature of SudoRoom.

= Methods to the Madness =

== Stencils ==

Stencils are the quickest, cheapest option. We can also stencil on used t-shirts as well as dresses, monitors, etc.
We are planning on having a SudoRoom t-shirt party sometime in january 2014.

[[File:SudoRoom T-shirt stencils.jpg|thumb|Stencils for upcoming sudoroom t-shirts]]

Advantages
* Fast. The longest part of the process is designing and cutting the stencil- once that's done it takes about a minute to paint a shirt then however long it takes the paint to dry.
* Clean, assuming you use gloves and lay everything out on a piece of cardboard.
* Minimal investment. I found all of the shirts I've been using in free boxes and there's usually a can of spray paint laying around if you know where to look...thus bringing my total cost for this particular venture to exactly zip, other than time.

Disadvantages
* Must be done outdoors. However, if we acquired a ventilation hood and/or an airbrush setup this could be an indoor activity.
* Results vary. Such is the nature of handmade goods.
* For me, light spray paint on dark shirts has always resulted in an illegible blob. My friend recently stenciled some black shirts with white housepaint, and despite my initial skepticism they turned out awesome...so maybe there will be some black sudo shirts after all.

Tips
* Things go better if the stencil and the surface you are painting lay flat against each other.
* Make sure there's at least 6" from the edge of the image and the edge of the stencil. This will cut down on overspray.
* Any dark paint on light fabric will yield fairly consistent results as long as you use light coats and keep the can 8" from the shirt.
* Not as durable as a screenprint, but the image should last for at least a year with normal care. Maybe longer if you handwash/ hang dry it inside out.

== On-Demand T-shirts ==

On Demand is available at various private companies.

Here is one. I'm testing these designs. They're good for test runs, trying out new color designs quickly, etc.

http://www.zazzle.com/sudoroom

Advantages
* Fast, no BS
* Clean
* They charge pretty much cost to make the shirts and have great styles

Disadvantages
* Expensive in Bulk
* models definitely don't necessarily match the spirit of SudoRoom, but they're not offensive. i think women at sudoroom have body fat.
* It could be argued that Zazzle is not exactly high on chrisbee's personal DIY scale, but since he doesn't have a job or any money he'll just shut up now.

[[File:Model on Zazzle.png|thumb|Test run on Zazzle]]

== SilkScreen t-shirts ==

There are many people in the community with SilkScreen shops. We can speak to Rock Paper Scissors collective down the street.

Disadvantages
* Messy, especially when Plastisol (commercial grade screenprinting ink for textiles) is involved.
* Plastisol needs to be heat set in an industrial dryer at 320Â° F. Putting your shirt in the oven usually results in a crispy golden brown effect better suited for pie crusts but not quite as tasty (or wearable).
* Design will require a lot of consensus which will take a long time
* I'm not sure what the learning curve vis a vis DIY screenmaking (not printing, but burning the image onto the screen) at sudo would look like, but "somewhat steep for non-hackers, damn near impossible for anyone when it's busy or crowded" sounds about right.

T-Shirts

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There are many creative ways to make SudoRoom t-shirts.

= Designs =

"Forking" the SudoRoom cube and everyone creating their own design is pretty cool. It reflects the decentralized nature of SudoRoom.

= Methods to the Madness =

== Stencils ==

Stencils are the quickest, cheapest option. We can also stencil on used t-shirts as well as dresses, monitors, etc.
We are planning on having a SudoRoom t-shirt party sometime in january 2014.

[[File:SudoRoom T-shirt stencils.jpg|thumb|Stencils for upcoming sudoroom t-shirts]]

Advantages
* Fast. The longest part of the process is designing and cutting the stencil- once that's done it takes about a minute to paint a shirt then however long it takes the paint to dry.
* Clean, assuming you use gloves and lay everything out on a piece of cardboard.
* Minimal investment. I found all of the shirts I've been using in free boxes and there's usually a can of spray paint laying around if you know where to look...thus bringing my total cost for this particular venture to exactly zip, other than time.

Disadvantages
* Must be done outdoors. However, if we acquired a ventilation hood and/or an airbrush setup this could be an indoor activity.
* Results vary. Such is the nature of handmade goods.
* For me, light spray paint on dark shirts has always resulted in an illegible blob. My friend recently stenciled some black shirts with white housepaint, and despite my initial skepticism they turned out awesome...so maybe there will be some black sudo shirts after all.

Tips
* Things go better if the stencil and the surface you are painting lay flat against each other.
* Make sure there's at least 6" from the edge of the image and the edge of the stencil. This will cut down on overspray.
* Any dark paint on light fabric will yield fairly consistent results as long as you use light coats and keep the can 8" from the shirt.
* Not as durable as a screenprint, but the image should last for at least a year with normal care. Maybe longer if you handwash/ hang dry it inside out.

== On-Demand T-shirts ==

On Demand is available at various private companies.

Here is one. I'm testing these designs. They're good for test runs, trying out new color designs quickly, etc.

http://www.zazzle.com/sudoroom

Advantages
* Fast, no BS
* Clean
* They charge pretty much cost to make the shirts and have great styles

Disadvantages
* Expensive in Bulk
* models definitely don't necessarily match the spirit of SudoRoom, but they're not offensive. i think women at sudoroom have body fat.

[[File:Model on Zazzle.png|thumb|Test run on Zazzle]]

== SilkScreen t-shirts ==

There are many people in the community with SilkScreen shops. We can speak to Rock Paper Scissors collective down the street.

Disadvantages
* Messy, especially when Plastisol (commercial grade screenprinting ink for textiles) is involved.
* Plastisol needs to be heat set in an industrial dryer at 320Â° F. Putting your shirt in the oven usually results in a crispy golden brown effect better suited for pie crusts but not quite as tasty (or wearable).
* Design will require a lot of consensus which will take a long time
* I'm not sure what the learning curve vis a vis DIY screenmaking (not printing, but burning the image onto the screen) at sudo would look like, but "somewhat steep for non-hackers, damn near impossible for anyone when it's busy or crowded" sounds about right.

T-Shirts

2014-01-01T07:08:40Z

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There are many creative ways to make SudoRoom t-shirts.

= Designs =

"Forking" the SudoRoom cube and everyone creating their own design is pretty cool. It reflects the decentralized nature of SudoRoom.

= Methods to the Madness =

== Stencils ==

Stencils are the quickest, cheapest option. We can also stencil on used t-shirts as well as dresses, monitors, etc.
We are planning on having a SudoRoom t-shirt party sometime in january 2014.

[[File:SudoRoom T-shirt stencils.jpg|thumb|Stencils for upcoming sudoroom t-shirts]]

Advantages
* Fast. The longest part of the process is designing and cutting the stencil- once that's done it takes about a minute to paint a shirt then however long it takes the paint to dry.
* Clean, assuming you use gloves and lay everything out on a piece of cardboard.
* Minimal investment. I found all of the shirts I've been using in free boxes and there's usually a can of spray paint laying around if you know where to look...thus bringing my total cost for this particular venture to exactly zip, other than time.

Disadvantages
* Must be done outdoors. However, if we acquired a ventilation hood and/or an airbrush setup this could be an indoor activity.
* Results vary. Such is the nature of handmade goods.
* For me, light spray paint on dark shirts has always resulted in an illegible blob. My friend recently stenciled some black shirts with white housepaint, and despite my initial skepticism they turned out awesome...so maybe there will be some black sudo shirts after all.

Tips
* Things go better if the stencil and the surface you are painting lay flat against each other.
* Make sure there's at least 6" from the edge of the image and the edge of the stencil. This will cut down on overspray.
* Any dark paint on light fabric will yield fairly consistent results as long as you use light coats and keep the can 8" from the shirt.
* Not as durable as a screenprint, but the image should last for at least a year with normal care. Maybe longer if you handwash/ hang dry it inside out.

== On-Demand T-shirts ==

On Demand is available at various private companies.

Here is one. I'm testing these designs. They're good for test runs, trying out new color designs quickly, etc.

http://www.zazzle.com/sudoroom

Advantages
* Fast, no BS
* Clean
* They charge pretty much cost to make the shirts and have great styles

Disadvantages
* Expensive in Bulk
* models definitely don't necessarily match the spirit of SudoRoom, but they're not offensive. i think women at sudoroom have body fat.

[[File:Model on Zazzle.png|thumb|Test run on Zazzle]]

== SilkScreen t-shirts ==

There are many people in the community with SilkScreen shops. We can speak to Rock Paper Scissors collective down the street.

Disadvantages
* Messy
* Design will require a lot of consensus which will take a long time

Advantages
* cheap in bulk

Cool Projects

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Please add links to pages for any active projects here.

''See also'' [[:Category:Projects]]

==Regular Meetups==
*[[Mesh]]
*[[Oakland Wiki]]
*[https://sudoroom.org/ai1ec_event/morning-math-jam/?instance_id=75236 Morning Math Jam]
*[[Today We Learned]]
*[[Cryptoparty]]
*[http://www.meetup.com/EBJavaScript/ Javascript Meetup]
*[http://nerdsfornature.org/ Nerds for Nature]
*[https://sudoroom.org/ai1ec_event/bi-weekly-leather-craft-workshop/?instance_id=70343 Leather and Craft Workshop]

==Sudo Room Room Projects==
These are projects related to the infrastructure and community of Sudo Room.

===Electronics at SudoRoom===
* [[RackHacks]]
* [[Router Reuse | Router Reuse]]
* [[MicroControllerHackNight]] Tuesday nights and including other cool wearable electronics, raspberry pi hacks as well!
* [[Projects/SudoRoom Computer Terminal]] a computer terminal on wheels hacked by matt Senate!

====Door Access====
We are currently working on creating a system for access to Sudo Room via some kind of websitey thingamajig.
* [[Door Access|Door Access]]
**[[Door Access#Sudo Door Intercom|Sudo Door Intercom]]
**[[Door Access#Door Open Indicator|Door Open Indicator]]
**[[Door Access#Outside Facing Door|Outside Facing Door Access]]
**[[Door Access#Inside Door|Inside Door Access]]
* * [[DefensiveHacking]] - How do we keep SudoRoom Secure?

===3D Printing===
*[[3DPrinting|3D Printing at SudoRoom]] or [http://sembly.net:8080/mediawiki 3D Printers]

===Programming at SudoRoom===
*[[Sudo API]]
*[[SudoLearningProgramming]] Learn Python, Ruby, Node.JS and other languages! Maybe even Prolog!

===Arts at SudoRoom===
* [[Audio]] includes the SudoRoom music channel
* [[Art_Murmur| Oakland Art Murmur]] First Friday events at SudoRoom
** [[ArtMakingParty|Art Making Party]] collaborative art making party with music, starts after Oakland Art Murmur ends.

==== Art Projects - Less Active ====
* [[HackDrawing|Hack Drawing]]
* [[DanceSound]] ''Collaboration with the Public School dance teacher''
* [[Sudo Radio|Sudo Radio]] the SudoRoom radio station, includes little kids on Tuesdays! ''Note: we can't have kids over at SudoRoom because of insurance issues''
* [[East Bay Sound Art Music Meetup]] lots of experimental music and stuff that crosses the line between electronic music, sculpture and performance art

===Biology Projects===
*[[Bio-LoaD|Biotech Lab-on-a-Desk (Bio-LoaD)]]
*[[Phage_therapy|Phage Therapy]]
*[[Sudoshroom]]
*[[Beer brewing]]
*[[Cider]]

More info on the [[biohacking]] page.

===Sudo Space Program===
*[[3D Printed Aerodynamic Parts]]
*[[Payload Adapters]]
*[[Propulsion]]
*[[Avionics]]
*[[Science Payloads]]

===SudoRoom Stuff===
Physical stuff
* SudoRoom [[Wallpaper]] - lovely SudoRoom Wallpapers for your desktop
* SudoRoom [[Stickers]]
* SudoRoom [[T-Shirts]]
* SudoRoom [[Buttons]]

===Other cool stuff===

*[[McHawking Robot Hacking]]

==See also==
See our [http://sudoroom.org/category/Projects Projects page] on the main Sudo Room website.
===Non SudoRoom Projects that are Cool===
====Sudo Space Program====
These are neat but are these projects that anyone at SudoRoom works on? If not then they should be moved into another page outside of SudoRoom projects (Romy)
*[[3D Printed Aerodynamic Parts]]
*[[Payload Adapters]]
*[[Propulsion]]
*[[Avionics]]
*[[Science Payloads]]

===Other cool stuff===
*[[Projects/self-driving_car_conversion_kits|self-driving car conversion kits]]
* [[Projects/VirtualReality]]

====Ideas====

Ideas don't mean nothing until you do stuff.
* [[GameHacking]]
*[[Projects/HackDrawing|HackDrawing]]
* [[SudoBook]] - we make our own SudoBook together collaboratively over git
* [[food|Food Hacking]]
* Make a video for [[Sudo room/funding opportunities#Crowd-funding|crowd-funding opportunities]]
* Library Catalog - [[https://github.com/jnny/sudolib_app.git github]] OR [[Sudo Library]]
*[[Inventory]]
*[[Sudobot]]
*[[Inclusivity]]
*[[Education]]
*[[Wikitown]]
*[[Energy]]
* [[BitcoinSudoRoom]]

Mass effect

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The concept of the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solidarity_economy solidarity economy] is supporting and only buying from flat (participatory) economies. A collective is based on any participation without hierarchies, a cooperative is member participation without hierarchies. Since the ''means to exist'' (land, water, etc.) should be equal to all, collectives are usually spaces without hierarchy. Meanwhile, the forming of products, as a ''means to survive'' are usually cooperative decisions by those producing the product, or workers. The solidarity economy expands from the currencies of capitalism when the collectives and cooperatives buy only from flat economy, but sell to the capitalistic economy.

The concept of a mass effect is comparable to a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mass_line mass line], except a mass line is the formation of organizations in protest, or opposition, to another organization (business, state, etc.), while a mass effect are collectives and cooperatives coming together to share or exchange their resources in their own participatory compacts. A collective event for cooperatives and collectives to form their own compacts. These compacts are areas of interest with the intention to participate in them.

[[File:Mass-effect-revised.jpg|right|thumb the collective cooperative economy]]

=Compacts=

==Omni==

The intention to buy the space referred to as [https://sudoroom.org/wiki/The_Omni The Omni].

==Other Spaces==

The idea of forming a collective of collectives regardless of the space. There are a [https://sudoroom.org/wiki/Spaces number of spaces] that have been considered.

= Events =

== January 10th ==
[[File:Mass effect.pdf|thumb|The handout for the event]]

*[https://sudoroom.org/wiki/User:Jwentwistle Jeremy] - Provide food with the food coop, Sudo Room <-> Rock Paper Scissors
*Chris B - Sudomate
*Alana - Poetry schedule

=Bay Area Cooperatives & Collectives=

The plus sign below indicates the number of contacts (+), compacts are indicated too.

== Education ==
*[http://bayareapublicschool.org Bay Area Public School (BAPS)] [many +++'s!] (omni compact) - Radical pedagogy, open classes on topics ranging from Foucault to languages to poetry!
*[http://oaklandwiki.org Oakland Wiki] [many +++'s!] - A website about Oakland that anyone can edit <3
*[http://thelonghaul.org/ The Long Haul] + - Infoshop of radical delights - anarchist study group meets weekly on Tuesdays.
*[http://bayareadancesafe.org Bay Area DanceSafe] +++ - Drug education and testing at parties / festivals / events.

== Law ==
*[http://www.theselc.org Sustainable Economies Law Center]+++
*[http://eff.org The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF)]++++++

==Economy==
*[http://timebank.sfbace.org/ Bay Area Community Exchange (BACE)] ++++ (omni compact, unconfirmed) - Local timebank, friends of Sudo.
*[https://bealocalist.org/ Business Alliance for Local Living Economies] - Building local economies - Co-hosting a conference in Oakland in June with
*[http://oaklandgrown.org/ Oakland Grown] - Supportive network of local Oakland businesses.
*[http://sustainablebusinessalliance.org/ Sustainable Business Alliance] - "SBA is a business association committed to building a vibrant community of locally-owned, sustainably-minded businesses in the East Bay."

== Hacker / Makerspaces ==
*[https://sudoroom.org Sudo Room] (omni compact) - self-explan.
*[https://www.noisebridge.net/ Noisebridge] [a million +++'s] - Hackerspace in San Francisco!
*[https://oaklandmakerspace.wordpress.com/ Liberating Ourselves Locally (LOL)] ++++ - A makerspace in East Oakland for and led by people of color.
*[http://thecrucible.org/ The Crucible] + - Located near the West Oakland BART, The Crucible hosts industrial art classes and workshops.
*[http://acemonstertoys.org Ace Monster Toys] +++++ - Hackerspace in Oakland with some very nice tools!
*[http://mothership.hackermoms.org/ HackerMoms] +++ - Hackerspace in Berkeley with on-site childcare!
*[http://www.hackerdojo.com/ Hacker Dojo] - Hackerspace in the South Bay of San Francisco.
*[http://www.doubleunion.com/ Double Union] (forming) +++ - Hackerspace in San Francisco for women.
*[http://ebmakerlabs.com/ East Bay Maker Labs] (forming) ++ - Makerspace forming in San Leandro!
*[http://hayhackers.org/ Hay Hackers] (forming) ++ - Family-oriented hackerspace in Hayward.

==Energy==
*[http://sfuncube.com Sfun Cube: Solar for Universal Need] - Incubator/accelerator for solar energy startups, based in Oakland. Supports all of the organizations below.
*[http://sunsynchrony.com/ Sun Synchrony] + - Talk to Rock! "Sun Synchrony develops innovative concentrating photovoltaic solar panels to provide clean, safe, and reliable energy using a fraction of the space of conventional silicon products, while lowering materials and energy inputs to manufacturing."
*[http://energy-coop.com/ Energy Solidarity Cooperative] - "ESC is committed to building a movement of energy resilience and economic justice. We democratize financing and ownership of renewable energy through partnerships in traditionally disenfranchised communities. We do so through a localized approach in cooperative governance and community empowerment that combines member equity, community investment and knowledge transfer services to spread community-led clean power projects."

==Biology/Environment==
*[https://counterculturelabs.org/ Counter Culture Labs] +++ (omni compact, unconfirmed) - "We are a community of citizen scientists furthering innovation through hands-on projects and education in the East Bay."
*[http://nerdsfornature.org/ Nerds for Nature] + (omni compact, unconfirmed) - "Nerds for Nature is bringing together environmental professionals with technologists and designers, first in dialogue and then to collaboratively create awesome new tools to help people discover, protect, and understand the world around them."
*[http://www.kijanigrows.com/ Kijani Grows] + - Rad aquaponics project based in West Oakland!
*[https://www.backtotheroots.com/ Back to the Roots] - Home aquaponics systems and mushroom grow kits - based in West Oakland.
*[http://biocurious.org/ BioCurious] - DIY Bio space based in Sunnyvale.

==Art==
*[http://www.saltadance.info/ SALTA/PPP] ++ (omni compact) - Dance collective.
*[http://rpscollective.org/ Rock Paper Scissors] ++ - Art collective down the block from 2141 Broadway - friends of Sudo!
*[http://www.needles-pens.com Needles and Pens] - "Needles & Pens is an emporium of zines, books, handmade goods, and an art gallery. Located in San Francisco's Mission District since 2003, the space aims to provide an affordable place where like minded people from the community can display and sell their own home-made goods, home-published zines, and artwork."
*[http://www.924gilman.org/ 924 Gilman (Berkeley)] - "An All Ages DIY, Volunteer Run, Not-For-Profit, Music & Art Community Space Since 1986."
*[https://www.facebook.com/freemontgomeryart Free Montgomery] - "Free Montgomery connects with the homeless, artists and people who live with HIV/AIDS to realize dreams and hopes through creative expression."

==Food / Health==
*[http://localflavor.info/ Local Flavor] ++ (omni compact) - "We are a 10 year sole proprietorship business that is stable and currently renting kitchen space in Hunter Point shipyard in SF. We are converting into a worker cooperative with [http://theselc.org SELC] and planning to relocate our kitchen to the EB. We are currently finalizing our legal entity and bringing on new members. We would be interested in managing kitchen space in the EB and offering support to worker cooperatives and other grassroots food ventures. Especially in undeserved communities of color. We are still brainstorming ways to make this part of the DNA of our structure. As an example we have discussed making ourselves a community owned organization who's goals and mission would include the needs and environment of all stakeholders." Contact: contact@localflavor.info
*Vegan Coop + (omni compact) - talk to Jeremy or Matt
*[https://twitter.com/RADBRAINS4LYFE RAD Brains] + - Radical mental health collective. Maybe they are looking for a space?
*[http://oaklandwiki.org/Sustaining_Ourselves_Locally Sustaining Ourselves Locally (SOL)]+ - Food justice coop located in the same building as Liberating Ourselves Locally.
*[http://ebfnb.org/ Food Not Bombs (East Bay)]+ - Rescuing food and bringing it to the people <3 Meetings every First Wednesday @ [http://thelonghaul.org The Long Haul]
*[http://www.peopleskitchen510.org/ People's Kitchen] - "The People's Kitchen is a sliding-scale, local, organic, community restaurant project that engages, builds and nourishes community through shared-food events and sexy, social and cultural programming." - They work with a different grassroots political project / social justice org each month and put on a dinner, the proceeds of which support the org!
*[http://arizmendibakery.com/ Arizmendi] ++
*[http://www.mandelafoods.com/ Mandela Food Cooperative]
*[http://www.phatbeetsproduce.org Phat Beets]
*[http://www.plantingjustice.org/ Planting Justice]

==Networks/Collectives==
*[http://timelistgroup.org Timelist Group] +++ (omni compact) - Post-incarceration support, mentorship, and youth prevention - currently meeting monthly at Sudo and looking for a space.
*[http://ba.chgrp.org/ Bay Area Consortium of Hackerspaces (BACH)] - So many +++'s! We could host hacker conferences at Omni!
*[http://nobawc.org/ Network of Bay Area Worker Cooperatives (NoBAWC)] +++++ - Awesome folks who host their quarterly meetings at Sudo Room.
*[http://theholdout.org/ The Holdout] ++ - Anarchist collective replete with anarchist bookshop, bike shop, and events venue.
*[http://www.aortacollective.org Aorta Collective] ++ - Anti-Oppression Resource and Training Alliance - "AORTA is a collective of educators devoted to strengthening movements for social justice and a solidarity economy. We work as consultants and facilitators to expand the capacity of cooperative, collective, and community based projects through education, training and planning. We base our work on an intersectional approach to liberation because we believe that true change requires uprooting all systems of oppression."

==Media==
*[http://oaklandnightslive.com/ Oakland Nights Live] ++ (omni compact) - Monthly live late-night talk show that's been hosted by Sudo Room / BAPS for quite awhile now.
*[http://www.timelessinfinitelight.com/ Timeless, Infinite Light] ++ (omni compact) - Small press based in Oakland - Letterpress equipment, workshops, exhibitions, performances, and readings of textual, audial, visual and interactive works!
*[http://youthradio.org Youth Radio] +++ - Local org that supports diverse youth through training in media / technology.
*[http://www.blackcatpress.ca/ AK Press]
*[http://lbc.anarchyplanet.org Little Black Cart]
*[http://www.poormagazine.org/ Poor Magazine] - Poor people-led/indigenous people-led media, education and art (based in SF)

==Housing==
*Collective houses +++
*[http://www.land-action.org/ Land Action] +

==Transportation==
*Wobbly Wheels ++ (omni compact) - Pedicab union! Talk to Matt or Elliot.
*[http://www.spokeland.org/ Spokeland] + - Bike collective - are looking for a new space, perhaps?
*UNNAMED screen printing / bike shop - who to contact?
*[http://www.cupidcourier.com/ Cupid Courier Collective] - A San Francisco messenger service
*[http://www.boxdogbikes.com Box Dog Cooperative] +

==Government/Activism==
*[http://www.corpwatch.org/ Corp Watch] + (omni compact) - Accountability for large corporations, looking for a space in the range of ~$100/month. Talk to marc/juul, matt or jenny.
*[http://communitydemocracyproject.org Community Democracy Project (CDP)] ++++ (omni compact, unconfirmed) - Participatory budgeting in Oakland, often meeting at Sudo Room. Soon running a crowdfunding campaign - potential to rent a small space. Talk to Matt, Troy, Alexa or Shawn.
*[http://www.berkeleycopwatch.org/ Cop Watch (Berkeley)] + - Sudo Room has hosted a documentary screening of a film produced by Jacob Crawford of http://wecopwatch.org: [https://sudoroom.org/ai1ec_event/the-battle-for-oscar-grant-plaza-screening-and-discussion-on-police-accountability/?instance_id=75333 The Battle for Oscar Grant Plaza].
*[http://openoakland.org/ Open Oakland] ++++++ - Open government initiative that meets weekly (Tuesdays) at City Hall to hack on civic technology projects.
*[https://www.facebook.com/oakprivacy Oakland Privacy] ++ - Meets weekly at Sudo Room.
*[http://restorethefourthsf.com/ Restore the Fourth SF Bay Area] +
*[http://occupyoakland.org Occupy Oakland] ++++ - Meets weekly at Sudo Room.

==Misc==
*[https://sudomesh.org Sudo Mesh] ++++++++ (omni compact) - Building a free and open wireless network in the East Bay.
*[https://www.facebook.com/groups/hackerspacollective/ Hacker Spa] +++++ (omni compact) - Hackers + hot tubs + coworking + massage!
*Movement and dance - ?
*Blackhole - ?
*[http://strike-debt-bay-area.tumblr.com/ Bay Area Strike Debt]
*[http://www.bookzoo.net/ Book Zoo]

User:Jwentwistle

2013-12-30T02:12:33Z

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In my own world of cooperatives and collectives.

I'm dismantling structures of power.

'''How?'''

[https://peoplesopen.net/ People's Open Network]

[http://communitydemocracyproject.org/ Community Democracy Project]

[http://sudoroom.org/wiki/Mass_effect Mass effect]

Between direct democracy, worker cooperatives, and housing cooperatives.

'''Why?'''

[http://www.marxists.org/reference/subject/economics/proudhon/property/index.htm What is Property?] by Proudhon

[http://www.scribd.com/doc/159466061/What-is-Anarchy What is Anarchy?] by me

'''Contacts'''

email: jwentwistle@cryptolab.net

diaspora: jwentwistle@dspora.org

[https://twitter.com/jwentwistle Twitter]

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Money

2013-12-30T01:56:10Z

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<blockquote><big> '''WELCOME TO THE MONEY PORTAL, WHERE ALL THE DREAMS COME TRUE!''' </big></blockquote>
[[File:scrooge mcduck.png|thumb|300px|right|'''You, too, can be an elderly Scottish anthropomorphic duck.''']]

Learn here about different money and yenom-oriented stuff.
==Membership dues==
Membership dues are collected via [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voluntary_association Voluntary <nowiki>[</nowiki>membership<nowiki>]</nowiki> Association]. We apply this money to [[sudo room/funding opportunities|rent, grants, fellowships, and various funding opportunities]].
==Funding==
(''See main: [[Funding Ideas]]'')
*$4000 grant from [http://www.rackspace.com/ Rackspace] (December 2013).
*$4700 grant from [http://soex.org/index.html Southern Exposure], a program funded by [http://www.warholfoundation.org/ Andy Warhol foundation]. (November 2013)
*$186.58 per/week ($746.32 per/month) on [http://gittip.com/sudoroom|Gittip]. (''front page'')

==Income==
(''See main: [[Sudo_room/income|Income]]'')
==Bank account==
As of December 2013, Sudo Room has a business account with the [http://iafcu.org|Internet Archive Federal Credit Union].

Previously, we had an account under a member DBA sudo room, with the [https://www.communitybankbay.com/|Community Bank of the Bay].

See also our [[Sudo room/banking|research on banking options]].
==Fiscal Solvency Doc==
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0At_6qzhQZBX8dHU0bWZaNkxpSkcyeG5WMVRwMVQ4aWc#gid=4
=='''Donations!'''==
We feed off free things. 
(''See main: [[Wishlist]]'') for info on our desired donations. Pretty please?

[[Category:Money]]

Meetings

2013-12-26T03:12:00Z

50.0.83.158: /* 2013 */

[[File:Sudo Room Meeting April 17, 2013.jpg|thumb|right|April 2013 Meeting]]
We take minutes on this [https://pad.riseup.net/p/sudoroom scratch pad]. 
''Want to create a new minutes page on the wiki?'' We (should) have a template for that: [[Sudo room/Meeting minutes template|Sample Meeting Minutes Template]].

==Minutes==
===2013===
#[[Meeting Notes 2013-01-02|01-02-2013]]
#[[Meeting Notes 2013-01-09|01-09-2013]]
#[[Meeting Notes 2013-01-16|01-16-2013]]
#[[Meeting Notes 2013-01-23|01-23-2013]]
#[[Meeting Notes 2013-01-30|01-30-2013]]
#[[Meeting Notes 2013-02-06|02-06-2013]]
#[[Meeting Notes 2013-02-13|02-13-2013]]
#[[Meeting Notes 2013-02-20|02-20-2013]]
#[[Meeting Notes 2013-02-27|02-27-2013]]
#[[Meeting Notes 2013-03-06|03-06-2013]]
#[[Meeting Notes 2013-03-13|03-13-2013]]
#03-20-2013
#[[Meeting Notes 2013-03-27|03-27-2013]]
#[[Meeting Notes 2013-04-03|04-03-2013]]
#[[Meeting Notes 2013-04-11|04-11-2013]]
#[[Meeting Notes 2013-04-17|04-17-2013]]
#[[Meeting Notes 2013-04-24|04-24-2013]]
#[[Meeting Notes 2013-05-01|05-01-2013]]
#[[Meeting Notes 2013-05-08|05-08-2013]]
#[[Meeting Notes 2013-05-15|05-15-2013]]
#[[Meeting Notes 2013-05-22|05-22-2013]]
#[[Meeting Notes 2013-05-29|05-29-2013]]
#[[Meeting Notes 2013-06-05|06-05-2013]]
#[[Meeting Notes 2013-06-12|06-12-2013]]
#[[Meeting Notes 2013-06-19|06-19-2013]]
#[[Meeting Notes 2013-06-26|06-26-2013]]
#[[Meeting Notes 2013-07-03|07-03-2013]]
#[[Meeting Notes 2013-07-10|07-10-2013]]
#[[Meeting Notes 2013-07-17|07-17-2013]]
#[[Meeting Notes 2013-07-24|07-24-2013]]
#[[Meeting Notes 2013-07-30|07-30-2013]]
#[[Meeting Notes 2013-08-07|08-07-2013]]
#[[Meeting Notes 2013-08-14|08-14-2013]]
#[[Meeting Notes 2013-08-21|08-21-2013]]
#[[Meeting Notes 2013-08-28|08-28-2013]]
#[[Meeting Notes 2013-09-04|09-04-2013]]
#[[Meeting Notes 2013-09-11|09-11-2013]]
#[[Meeting Notes 2013-09-18|09-18-2013]]
#[[Meeting Notes 2013-10-16|10-16-2013]]
#[[Meeting Notes 2013-10-23|10-23-2013]]
#[[Meeting Notes 2013-10-30|10-30-2013]]
#[[Meeting Notes 2013-11-06|11-06-2013]]
#[[Meeting Notes 2013-11-13|11-13-2013]]
#[[Meeting Notes 2013-11-20|11-20-2013]]
#[[Meeting Notes 2013-11-27|11-27-2013]]
#[[Meeting Notes 2013-12-04|12-04-2013]]
#[[Meeting Notes 2013-12-11|12-11-2013]]
#[[Meeting Notes 2013-12-18|12-18-2013]]
#[[Meeting Notes 2013-12-25|12-25-2013]]

===2012===
#[[Sudo room/01-04-2011 Meetup|01-04-2012]]
#[[Sudo room/01-11-2011 Meetup|01-11-2012]]
#[[Sudo room/01-18-2011 Meetup|01-18-2012]]
#[[Sudo room/01-25-2011 Meetup|01-25-2012]]
#[[Sudo room/02-01-2011 Meetup|02-01-2012]]
# meeting minutes black-hole!
#[[Sudo room/02-22-2012 Meetup|02-22-2012]]
# meeting minutes black-hole!
#[[Sudo room/04-25-2012 Meetup|04-25-2012]]
# meeting minutes sort-of-black-hole, we have these somewhere...
#[[Sudo room/05-16-2012 Meetup|05-16-2012]]
#[[Sudo room/05-23-2012 Meetup|05-23-2012]]
#[[Sudo room/05-30-2012 Meetup|05-30-2012]]
#[[Sudo room/06-06-2012 Meetup|06-06-2012]]
#[[Sudo room/06-13-2012 Meetup|06-13-2012]]
#[[Sudo room/06-20-2012 Meetup|06-20-2012]]
#[[Sudo room/06-27-2012 Meetup|06-27-2012]]
#[[Sudo room/07-04-2012 Meetup|07-04-2012]]
#[[Sudo room/07-11-2012 Meetup|07-11-2012]]
#[[Sudo room/07-18-2012 Meetup|07-18-2012]]
#[[Sudo room/07-25-2012 Meetup|07-25-2012]]
#[[Sudo room/08-01-2012 Meetup|08-01-2012]]
#[[Sudo room/08-08-2012 Meetup|08-08-2012]]
#[[Sudo room/08-15-2012 Meetup|08-15-2012]]
#[[Sudo room/08-22-2012 Meetup|08-22-2012]]
#[[Sudo room/08-29-2012 Meetup|08-29-2012]]
#[[Sudo room/09-05-2012 Meetup|09-05-2012]]
#[[Sudo room/09-12-2012 Meetup|09-12-2012]]
#[[Sudo room/09-19-2012 Meetup|09-19-2012]]
#[[Sudo room/09-26-2012 Meetup|09-26-2012]]
#[[Sudo room/10-03-2012 Meetup|10-03-2012]]
#[[Sudo room/10-10-2012 Meetup|10-10-2012]]
#[[Sudo room/10-17-2012 Meetup|10-17-2012]]
#[[Sudo room/10-24-2012 Meetup|10-24-2012]]
#[[Sudo room/10-31-2012 Meetup|10-31-2012]]
===2011===
#[[Sudo room/Initial Meeting| Initial Meeting]]
#[[Sudo room/First Wed Meetup|First Wed Meetup]]
#[[Sudo room/12-07-2011 Meetup|12-07-2011]]
#[[Sudo room/12-14-2011 Meetup|12-14-2011]]
#[[Sudo room/12-21-2011 Meetup|12-21-2011]]
#[[Sudo room/12-28-2011 Meetup|12-28-2011]]

[[Category:Documentation]]

Subsudos

2013-12-19T05:34:57Z

50.0.83.158:

''This is a proposal to become part of the articles of association''

Each sudo member is required to be part of one or more committees, team, other loose collection of sudoer(s) hereby called a ''subsudo'' or ''subprocess''. Being part of a subsudo is not intended to tie a sudoer to a massive commitment, but rather to illustrate some minimum responsibility your want to claim at sudo room. You are expected to organize and maintain your subsudo with your fellow subsudoers at some nonzero level. If no preexisting subsudo appeals to a sudoer, then that sudoer may take arbitrary time to create and list their own subsudo with no disqualifications allowed on the basis of absurdity.

==Example List of Subsudos That Could Be==
*Finance Committee
*unRoyal Order of Librarianship
*Space improvements
*Holy Evanglizers of Kopimism
*Door Access Friendly Gatekeeper's Union
*3d printers operator club
*[[Today I Learned]]
*Mathematicians for Mornings
*Churroholics Anonymous Organizer
*Hypermeta listmaker's listmaking guild
*the sudoshow

Subsudos

2013-12-19T05:33:09Z

50.0.83.158:

''This is a proposal to become part of the articles of association''

Each sudo member is required to be part of one or more committees, team, other loose collection of sudoer(s) hereby called a ''subsudo'' or ''subprocess''. Being part of a subsudo is not intended to tie a sudoer to a massive commitment, but rather to illustrate some minimum responsibility your want to claim at sudo room. You are expected to organize and maintain your subsudo with your fellow subsudoers at some nonzero level. If no preexisting subsudo appeals to a sudoer, then that sudoer may take their time to create and list their own subsudo with no disqualifications allowed on the basis of absurdity.

==Example List of Subsudos==
*Finance Committee
*unRoyal Order of Librarianship
*Space improvements
*Holy Evanglizers of Kopimism
*Door Access Friendly Gatekeeper's Union
*3d printers operator club
*[[Today I Learned]]
*Mathematicians for Mornings
*Churroholics Anonymous Organizer
*Hypermeta listmaker's listmaking guild
*the sudoshow

Subsudos

2013-12-19T05:25:53Z

50.0.83.158: /* List of Subsudos */

''This is a proposal to become part of the articles of association''

Each sudo member is required (Juul proposes that it be 'encouraged' instead of 'required') to be part of one or more committees, team, other loose collection of sudoer(s) hereby called a ''subsudo'' or ''subprocess''. Being part of a subsudo is not intended to tie a sudoer to a massive commitment, but rather to illustrate some minimum responsibility your want to claim at sudo room. You are expected to organize and maintain your subsudo with your fellow subsudoers at some nonzero level. If no preexisting subsudo appeals to a sudoer, then that sudoer make create and list their own subsudo, with no disqualifications allowed on the basis of absurdity.

==List of Subsudos==
*Finance Committee
*unRoyal Order of Librarianship
*Space improvements
*Holy Evanglizers of Kopimism
*Door Access Friendly Gatekeeper's Union
*3d printers operator club
*[[Today I Learned]]
*Mathematicians for Mornings
*Churroholics Anonymous Organizer
*Hypermeta listmaker's listmaking guild
*the sudoshow
*the empty sudo

Subsudos

2013-12-06T06:33:23Z

50.0.83.158: /* Deekoo */

See Also: [[Mesh | Mesh Home]]

Use this page to log what you've taken home.

= Marc =

*1 picostation 2
*1 bullet 2
*3 of the second-tallest 2.4 ghz omnis
*1 Rocket M5
*1 Nanobridge M5
*1 Nanostation M5
*1 ARCFlex Freestation 2

= Deekoo =
* 2 Picostation 2s (including POE injectors)
* 1 NanoStation M5
* 1 NanoBridge M5 (includes meshy parabola)
* 2 extra POE injectors
* 3 Mickey cables

= Max B =

*2 picostation 2

= ChrisJ =

06.20.2013, checked out the following equipment:
* 1 x PicoStation 2 - sn: x-25 - returned; not working ??
* 1 x Bullet router - B2HP
* 1 x 15" antenna + adapter (returned 09.12.2013)
* 1 x POE - small, DC input
* 1 x PicoStation 2 - sn: 00156D720566

= Nader =

08.01.2013, checked out the following:
* 1 x PicoStation 2 Package (PicoStation 2, PoE, Antenna, Mickey Mouse Cable)

= Jenny =
* 1 x PicoStation 2 Package (PicoStation 2, PoE, Antenna, Mickey Mouse Cable)

= Paige =
* 1 x PicoStation 2 Package (PicoStation 2, PoE, Antenna, Mickey Mouse Cable)

= SteveB =
* 1 x PicoStation 2 Package (PicoStation 2, PoE, Antenna, Mickey Mouse Cable)

=Jeremy=
* 1 x PicoStation 2 Package (PicoStation 2, PoE, Antenna, Mickey Mouse Cable)