Sudo Room - User contributions [en]

5MoF 2017-05-03

2017-05-03T22:24:39Z

Captain morgan: missing .net in riseup link

Put your name and title of your presentation - additionally a link if anyone wants to learn more.

Please feel free to email ([mailto:info@sudoroom.org info@sudoroom.org]) if you have questions or concerns about this event or 5MoF in general.

'''1.''' 7:30pm: [[User:Captain morgan|Morgan]] - LoRaNeT32: Long distance, low power emergency network.

'''2.''' 7:40pm: max. Droneboats.

'''3.''' 7:50pm: marina. how @substack and i built our house.

8pm INTERMISSION (5 mins): 10 minute break (announced as a 5 minute break so we actually stay on time)

8:10 pm: Three-minute explanation of sudo room and the Omni. Donation hat passed around. New members encouraged to sign up right then and there.

8:12 pm: 10x 30 second announcements (no computer hookup allowed, no need to book these in advance)

'''4.''' 8:20pm:

'''5.''' 8:30pm: [[User:Romyilano|Romy]] my noob adventures in Animation

'''6.''' 8:40pm:

8:50 pm: Announce https://pad.riseup.net/p/sudoride for letting people ride-share back home.

8:51 pm: Social hangouts and tour of omni for new folk.

10:00 pm: Cleanup of food, chairs, etc. and moving folks to sudo room for continued hacking/socializing.

5MoF 2017-05-03

2017-05-01T17:15:08Z

Captain morgan:

Put your name and title of your presentation - additionally a link if anyone wants to learn more.

Please feel free to email ([mailto:info@sudoroom.org info@sudoroom.org]) if you have questions or concerns about this event or 5MoF in general.

'''1.''' 7:30pm: [[User:Captain morgan|Morgan]] - LoRaNeT32: Long distance, low power emergency network.

'''2.''' 7:40pm:

'''3.''' 7:50pm: [[User:tunabananas|tunabananas]] - How to Buy a Building - and keep it radical! - You've got a solid community, but how does one catalyze excited newbie energy / burnt out founders / confused in-betweens into the kind of productivity needed to acquire and maintain a multi-use space when moving from DIY -> DIT -> WE GONNA OWN THIS BUILDING OMG WTF?!?

8pm INTERMISSION (5 mins): 10 minute break (announced as a 5 minute break so we actually stay on time)

8:10 pm: Three-minute explanation of sudo room and the Omni. Donation hat passed around. New members encouraged to sign up right then and there.

8:12 pm: 10x 30 second announcements (no computer hookup allowed, no need to book these in advance)

'''4.''' 8:20pm:

'''5.''' 8:30pm: [[User:Romyilano|Romy]] my noob adventures in Animation

'''6.''' 8:40pm:

8:50 pm: Announce https://pad.riseup/p/sudoride for letting people ride-share back home.

8:51 pm: Social hangouts and tour of omni for new folk.

10:00 pm: Cleanup of food, chairs, etc. and moving folks to sudo room for continued hacking/socializing.

5MoF

2017-05-01T03:34:53Z

Captain morgan: wrong date

<div style="margin:auto;text-align: center;border: 6px solid #00b;background-color:#fff;color:#000; margin:1em;">
<big><big><big>[[5MoF 2017-05-04|Upcoming 5MoF: May 3rd, 2017 7:00pm]]</big></big></big>
</div>

The sudo room five minutes of fame is a social event where a bunch of folks meet up and munch on snacks while some folks make short 5 minute presentations about projects they're working on or things they care about.

This type of event is blatantly stolen^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^Hheavily inspired by the noisebridge 5MoF events.

People are encouraged to bring snacks/food/drinks.

= Schedule =

These events happen every first Wednesday of the month at sudo room!

Email info@sudoroom.org or [https://sudoroom.org/lists/listinfo/sudo-discuss the sudo room mailing list] to claim a slot for your project. All we need is the title of your presentation and a way to contact you.

7 minutes are allocated to each 5MoF presentation which includes 5 minutes for the presentation, time for questions and time for the next person to get their computer hooked up.

*7 pm: People shuffle in, snack on food and get settled
*7:30 pm: 1st 5MoF presentation
*7:37 pm: 2nd 5MoF presentation
*7:44 pm: 3rd 5MoF presentation
*7:51 pm: 4th 5MoF presentation
*7:58 pm: 5th 5MoF presentation
*8:05 pm: 10 minute break (announced as a 5 minute break so we actually stay on time)
*8:15 pm: two-minute explanation of sudo room and the Omni. Donation hat passed around. New members encouraged to sign up right then and there.
*8:18 pm: 6th 5MoF presentation - This is the remote presentation which gives time to set up the video conferencing during the break.
*8:25 pm: 7th 5MoF presentation
*8:32 pm: 8th 5MoF presentation
*8:39 pm: 9th 5MoF presentation
*8:46 pm: 10th 5MoF presentation
*8:53 pm: Announce https://pad.riseup.net/p/sudoride for letting people ride-share back home.
*8:54 pm: Social hangouts and tour of omni for new folk.
*10:00 pm: Cleanup of food, chairs, etc. and moving folks to sudo room for continued hacking/socializing.

= For speakers =

We provide a stage with a small podium for a laptop, amplified microphone, spotlights and a projector.

We provide a laptop running lubuntu (with firefox) which is already hooked up to the projector, internet and audio. It has LibreOffice and the Eye of Gnome image viewer. You can either make you presentation available on the internet or on a USB stick. As you are setting up to speak please tell a volunteer if you plan to use audio from the laptop.

If you want to use your own laptop we provide the following connectors:

* VGA and HDMI for projector hookup. If you need anything else then bring the appropriate adapter.
* Ethernet for internet. Don't rely on wifi. If you don't have ethernet then bring the appropriate adapter.
* Mini jack (3.5 mm TRRS) for audio output from your laptop.
* Power

If you want to remote in, please email info@sudoroom.org before the event. You will need to use a WebRTC-based (web-based) video chat client which works in firefox and does not require any plugins to be installed nor any signup. Right now we're recommending [https://talky.io/ takly] but we're open to suggestions.

If you have any other needs, please contact info@sudoroom.org before the event.

= Previous of 5MoFs =

* [[5MoF 2017-03-01]]

= Future of 5MoFs =

* [[5MoF 2017-04-05]]
* [[5MoF 2017-05-04]]

5MoF 2017-05-04

2017-05-01T03:34:08Z

Captain morgan: Captain morgan moved page 5MoF 2017-05-04 to 5MoF 2017-05-03: wrong date

#REDIRECT [[5MoF 2017-05-03]]

5MoF 2017-05-03

2017-05-01T03:34:08Z

Captain morgan: Captain morgan moved page 5MoF 2017-05-04 to 5MoF 2017-05-03: wrong date

Put your name and title of your presentation - additionally a link if anyone wants to learn more.

Please feel free to email ([mailto:info@sudoroom.org info@sudoroom.org]) if you have questions or concerns about this event or 5MoF in general.

'''1.''' 7:30pm:

'''2.''' 7:40pm:

'''3.''' 7:50pm: [[User:tunabananas|tunabananas]] - How to Buy a Building - and keep it radical! - You've got a solid community, but how does one catalyze excited newbie energy / burnt out founders / confused in-betweens into the kind of productivity needed to acquire and maintain a multi-use space when moving from DIY -> DIT -> WE GONNA OWN THIS BUILDING OMG WTF?!?

8pm INTERMISSION (5 mins): 10 minute break (announced as a 5 minute break so we actually stay on time)

8:10 pm: Three-minute explanation of sudo room and the Omni. Donation hat passed around. New members encouraged to sign up right then and there.

8:12 pm: 10x 30 second announcements (no computer hookup allowed, no need to book these in advance)

'''4.''' 8:20pm:

'''5.''' 8:30pm: [[User:Romyilano|Romy]] my noob adventures in Animation

'''6.''' 8:40pm:

8:50 pm: Announce https://pad.riseup/p/sudoride for letting people ride-share back home.

8:51 pm: Social hangouts and tour of omni for new folk.

10:00 pm: Cleanup of food, chairs, etc. and moving folks to sudo room for continued hacking/socializing.

5MoF

2017-04-28T20:21:27Z

Captain morgan:

<div style="margin:auto;text-align: center;border: 6px solid #00b;background-color:#fff;color:#000; margin:1em;">
<big><big><big>[[5MoF 2017-05-04|Upcoming 5MoF: May 4th, 2017 7:00pm]]</big></big></big>
</div>

The sudo room five minutes of fame is a social event where a bunch of folks meet up and munch on snacks while some folks make short 5 minute presentations about projects they're working on or things they care about.

This type of event is blatantly stolen^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^Hheavily inspired by the noisebridge 5MoF events.

People are encouraged to bring snacks/food/drinks.

= Schedule =

These events happen every first Wednesday of the month at sudo room!

Email info@sudoroom.org or [https://sudoroom.org/lists/listinfo/sudo-discuss the sudo room mailing list] to claim a slot for your project. All we need is the title of your presentation and a way to contact you.

7 minutes are allocated to each 5MoF presentation which includes 5 minutes for the presentation, time for questions and time for the next person to get their computer hooked up.

*7 pm: People shuffle in, snack on food and get settled
*7:30 pm: 1st 5MoF presentation
*7:37 pm: 2nd 5MoF presentation
*7:44 pm: 3rd 5MoF presentation
*7:51 pm: 4th 5MoF presentation
*7:58 pm: 5th 5MoF presentation
*8:05 pm: 10 minute break (announced as a 5 minute break so we actually stay on time)
*8:15 pm: two-minute explanation of sudo room and the Omni. Donation hat passed around. New members encouraged to sign up right then and there.
*8:18 pm: 6th 5MoF presentation - This is the remote presentation which gives time to set up the video conferencing during the break.
*8:25 pm: 7th 5MoF presentation
*8:32 pm: 8th 5MoF presentation
*8:39 pm: 9th 5MoF presentation
*8:46 pm: 10th 5MoF presentation
*8:53 pm: Announce https://pad.riseup.net/p/sudoride for letting people ride-share back home.
*8:54 pm: Social hangouts and tour of omni for new folk.
*10:00 pm: Cleanup of food, chairs, etc. and moving folks to sudo room for continued hacking/socializing.

= For speakers =

We provide a stage with a small podium for a laptop, amplified microphone, spotlights and a projector.

We provide a laptop running lubuntu (with firefox) which is already hooked up to the projector, internet and audio. It has LibreOffice and the Eye of Gnome image viewer. You can either make you presentation available on the internet or on a USB stick. As you are setting up to speak please tell a volunteer if you plan to use audio from the laptop.

If you want to use your own laptop we provide the following connectors:

* VGA and HDMI for projector hookup. If you need anything else then bring the appropriate adapter.
* Ethernet for internet. Don't rely on wifi. If you don't have ethernet then bring the appropriate adapter.
* Mini jack (3.5 mm TRRS) for audio output from your laptop.
* Power

If you want to remote in, please email info@sudoroom.org before the event. You will need to use a WebRTC-based (web-based) video chat client which works in firefox and does not require any plugins to be installed nor any signup. Right now we're recommending [https://talky.io/ takly] but we're open to suggestions.

If you have any other needs, please contact info@sudoroom.org before the event.

= Previous of 5MoFs =

* [[5MoF 2017-03-01]]

= Future of 5MoFs =

* [[5MoF 2017-04-05]]
* [[5MoF 2017-05-04]]

5MoF

2017-04-06T00:12:31Z

Captain morgan: revert! revert! this wasn't actually this moths list

<div style="margin:auto;text-align: center;border: 6px solid #00b;background-color:#fff;color:#000; margin:1em;">
<big><big><big>[[5MoF 2017-04-05|Upcoming 5MoF: April 5th, 2017 7:00pm]]</big></big></big>
</div>

The sudo room five minutes of fame is a social event where a bunch of folks meet up and munch on snacks while some folks make short 5 minute presentations about projects they're working on or things they care about.

This type of event is blatantly stolen^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^Hheavily inspired by the noisebridge 5MoF events.

People are encouraged to bring snacks/food/drinks.

= Schedule =

These events happen every first Wednesday of the month at sudo room!

Email info@sudoroom.org or [https://sudoroom.org/lists/listinfo/sudo-discuss the sudo room mailing list] to claim a slot for your project. All we need is the title of your presentation and a way to contact you.

7 minutes are allocated to each 5MoF presentation which includes 5 minutes for the presentation, time for questions and time for the next person to get their computer hooked up.

*7 pm: People shuffle in, snack on food and get settled
*7:30 pm: 1st 5MoF presentation
*7:37 pm: 2nd 5MoF presentation
*7:44 pm: 3rd 5MoF presentation
*7:51 pm: 4th 5MoF presentation
*7:58 pm: 5th 5MoF presentation
*8:05 pm: 10 minute break (announced as a 5 minute break so we actually stay on time)
*8:15 pm: two-minute explanation of sudo room and the Omni. Donation hat passed around. New members encouraged to sign up right then and there.
*8:18 pm: 6th 5MoF presentation - This is the remote presentation which gives time to set up the video conferencing during the break.
*8:25 pm: 7th 5MoF presentation
*8:32 pm: 8th 5MoF presentation
*8:39 pm: 9th 5MoF presentation
*8:46 pm: 10th 5MoF presentation
*8:53 pm: Announce https://pad.riseup.net/p/sudoride for letting people ride-share back home.
*8:54 pm: Social hangouts and tour of omni for new folk.
*10:00 pm: Cleanup of food, chairs, etc. and moving folks to sudo room for continued hacking/socializing.

= For speakers =

We provide a stage with a small podium for a laptop, amplified microphone, spotlights and a projector.

We provide a laptop running lubuntu (with firefox) which is already hooked up to the projector, internet and audio. It has LibreOffice and the Eye of Gnome image viewer. You can either make you presentation available on the internet or on a USB stick. As you are setting up to speak please tell a volunteer if you plan to use audio from the laptop.

If you want to use your own laptop we provide the following connectors:

* VGA and HDMI for projector hookup. If you need anything else then bring the appropriate adapter.
* Ethernet for internet. Don't rely on wifi. If you don't have ethernet then bring the appropriate adapter.
* Mini jack (3.5 mm TRRS) for audio output from your laptop.
* Power

If you want to remote in, please email info@sudoroom.org before the event. You will need to use a WebRTC-based (web-based) video chat client which works in firefox and does not require any plugins to be installed nor any signup. Right now we're recommending [https://talky.io/ takly] but we're open to suggestions.

If you have any other needs, please contact info@sudoroom.org before the event.

= Previous of 5MoFs =

* [[5MoF 2017-03-01]]

= Future of 5MoFs =

* [[5MoF 2017-04-05]]
* [[5MoF 2017-05-04]]

5MoF

2017-03-30T20:34:19Z

Captain morgan: Added myself

<div style="margin:auto;text-align: center;border: 6px solid #00b;background-color:#fff;color:#000; margin:1em;">
<big><big><big>[[5MoF 2017-04-05|Upcoming 5MoF: April 5th, 2017 7:00pm]]</big></big></big>
</div>

The sudo room five minutes of fame is a social event where a bunch of folks meet up and munch on snacks while some folks make short 5 minute presentations about projects they're working on or things they care about.

This type of event is blatantly stolen^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^Hheavily inspired by the noisebridge 5MoF events.

People are encouraged to bring snacks/food/drinks.

= Schedule =

These events happen every first Wednesday of the month at sudo room!

Email info@sudoroom.org or [https://sudoroom.org/lists/listinfo/sudo-discuss the sudo room mailing list] to claim a slot for your project. All we need is the title of your presentation and a way to contact you.

7 minutes are allocated to each 5MoF presentation which includes 5 minutes for the presentation, time for questions and time for the next person to get their computer hooked up.

*7 pm: People shuffle in, snack on food and get settled
*7:30 pm: 1st 5MoF presentation
*7:37 pm: 2nd 5MoF presentation
*7:44 pm: 3rd 5MoF presentation
*7:51 pm: 4th 5MoF presentation
*7:58 pm: 5th 5MoF presentation
*8:05 pm: 10 minute break (announced as a 5 minute break so we actually stay on time)
*8:15 pm: two-minute explanation of sudo room and the Omni. Donation hat passed around. New members encouraged to sign up right then and there.
*8:18 pm: 6th 5MoF presentation - This is the remote presentation which gives time to set up the video conferencing during the break.
*8:25 pm: @captain_morgan - Flexible circuits? Yeah, probably flexible circuits.
*8:32 pm: 8th 5MoF presentation
*8:39 pm: 9th 5MoF presentation
*8:46 pm: 10th 5MoF presentation
*8:53 pm: Announce https://pad.riseup.net/p/sudoride for letting people ride-share back home.
*8:54 pm: Social hangouts and tour of omni for new folk.
*10:00 pm: Cleanup of food, chairs, etc. and moving folks to sudo room for continued hacking/socializing.

= For speakers =

We provide a stage with a small podium for a laptop, amplified microphone, spotlights and a projector.

We provide a laptop running lubuntu (with firefox) which is already hooked up to the projector, internet and audio. It has LibreOffice and the Eye of Gnome image viewer. You can either make you presentation available on the internet or on a USB stick. As you are setting up to speak please tell a volunteer if you plan to use audio from the laptop.

If you want to use your own laptop we provide the following connectors:

* VGA and HDMI for projector hookup. If you need anything else then bring the appropriate adapter.
* Ethernet for internet. Don't rely on wifi. If you don't have ethernet then bring the appropriate adapter.
* Mini jack (3.5 mm TRRS) for audio output from your laptop.
* Power

If you want to remote in, please email info@sudoroom.org before the event. You will need to use a WebRTC-based (web-based) video chat client which works in firefox and does not require any plugins to be installed nor any signup. Right now we're recommending [https://talky.io/ takly] but we're open to suggestions.

If you have any other needs, please contact info@sudoroom.org before the event.

= Previous of 5MoFs =

* [[5MoF 2017-03-01]]

= Future of 5MoFs =

* [[5MoF 2017-04-05]]
* [[5MoF 2017-05-04]]

5MoF 2017-03-01

2017-02-14T19:56:33Z

Captain morgan:

Put your name and title of your presentation - additionally a link if anyone wants to learn more.

Please feel free to email ([mailto:info@sudoroom.org info@sudoroom.org]) if you have questions or concerns about this event or 5MoF in general.

'''Please also include contact details so that organizers can notify you in case the event needs to be canceled or postponed. A user page with details suffices.'''

1. [[User:juul|juul]] - DisasterRadio: Using LoRa radio chips and mesh networking to build a trans-bay off-grid disaster recovery network!

2. [[User:Romyilano|romy]] Healthy eating project kickoff. How can we use technology to understand what is the right thing to put in our bodies? Could SudoRoom collaborate with CountrCulture labs so we can have devices that tell us exactly how artificial or addictive some food product is? Join in my quest!

3. [[User:tunabananas|tunabananas]] - How to Buy a Building - and keep it radical! - You've got a solid community, but how does one catalyze excited newbie energy / burnt out founders / confused in-betweens into the kind of productivity needed to acquire and maintain a multi-use space when moving from DIY -> DIT -> WE GONNA OWN THIS BUILDING OMG WTF?!?

4. [[User:Captain morgan|captain_morgan]] - Hubalyzer - Testing rig to measure efficiency of dynamo power devices. [[MadeAtSudoRoom|Made At SudoRoom]]

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5MoF 2017-03-01

2017-02-14T19:52:46Z

Captain morgan:

Put your name and title of your presentation - additionally a link if anyone wants to learn more.

Please feel free to email ([mailto:info@sudoroom.org info@sudoroom.org]) if you have questions or concerns about this event or 5MoF in general.

'''Please also include contact details so that organizers can notify you in case the event needs to be canceled or postponed. A user page with details suffices.'''

1. [[User:juul|juul]] - DisasterRadio: Using LoRa radio chips and mesh networking to build a trans-bay off-grid disaster recovery network!

2. [[User:Romyilano|romy]] Healthy eating project kickoff. How can we use technology to understand what is the right thing to put in our bodies? Could SudoRoom collaborate with CountrCulture labs so we can have devices that tell us exactly how artificial or addictive some food product is? Join in my quest!

3. [[User:tunabananas|tunabananas]] - How to Buy a Building - and keep it radical! - You've got a solid community, but how does one catalyze excited newbie energy / burnt out founders / confused in-betweens into the kind of productivity needed to acquire and maintain a multi-use space when moving from DIY -> DIT -> WE GONNA OWN THIS BUILDING OMG WTF?!?

4. [[User:Captain morgan|captain_morgan]] - Hubalyzer - Testing rig to measure efficiency of dynamo power devices.

5.

6.

7.

8.

Sudoroom

2016-09-22T19:43:53Z

Captain morgan:

__NOTOC__
[[File:SudoMesh-2.jpg|thumb|SudoMesh over Oakland]]
[[File:SudoMesh Node.png|frameless|right|300px]]
[[File:Graph theory lesson.JPG|frameless|right|300px]]
[[File:Cyberwizard Institute Version 2 Flyer.png|frameless|right|300px]]
[[File:Sudo_room_remix_raster.png|frameless|right|300px]]
[[File:Sudoroom people.png|human beings visit SudoRoom along with small animals|right|frameless|300px]]
[[File:Sudo-intro-comic.jpg|frameless|right|300px]]

*We're '''Sudo Room''', a ''free'' hackerspace located at '''[[Directions|4799 Shattuck]]''' in north Oakland, CA!
*We're into '''technology''' and where it intersects with '''social justice''', '''sustainability''', '''education''' and '''solidarity'''.
*We strive to be an '''open''', '''transparent''', '''horizontal''' and '''welcoming''' community where all are supported and free to ''learn'', ''create'', ''gather'', ''collaborate'', ''work'', ''play'' and ''more''! .
*We've got tons of '''tools''' for you to use from a '''3D printer''' to '''public computer terminals''', [[Math]] projects, a '''big huge library''' and '''all kinds of gadgets'''!
*We are exclusively '''volunteer-run''' and supported through '''[[Gittip|donations]]'''!! Learn more about [[Membership|membership]].
*Our slogan is: '''''HACK THE PLANET!'''''
* Check out [[Projects|some of the things we are working on]]!
* Way more details: [[Welcome|Welcome]]

== '''Upcoming Events''' ==
:''See also: [https://sudoroom.org/calendar/ Sudo Room Calendar] and [https://omnicommons.org/calendar/ Omni Commons Global Calendar]''

{| class="wikitable" style=""
! colspan="2"| Weekly Events
|-
| '''[[Fermentation]] Mondays
(5-7p)'''
| collaboration & meet up - come learn Kombucha & other fermentations!
or help us build temperature, humidity and PH monitoring using Raspberry PI to record our brews.
|-
| '''[[HardwareHackNight]] Tuesdays
(6-11p)'''
| [[image:SudoRoom_hardware_hacknight.jpg|thumb|120px|A large animal will lead you through real life stuff, you digital wimps ;)]]
Come hack on hardware. build stuff! take apart small robotic animals, electronics & make things
|-
| '''[[Meetings|Sudoroom Party / Meetings]]
(Wednesdays 7p)'''
| Every 2nd Wednesday is the Official meeting of organization, bureaucracy and fun. All other Wednesdays are an informal [https://sudoroom.org/events/sudoroom-weekly-meeting-2016-05-25/ Party]

We keep our agenda on an [https://pad.riseup.net/ etherpad] and then [[Meetings#Meeting_Notes_Archive|archive the meeting minutes]]. We're a California non-profit. See our [[Articles of Association]].
|-
| '''[https://sudoroom.org/wiki/Javascript Javascript study group]
(Thursdays 7:00p)'''
| [[File:JavasScript Forest at SudoRoom.png|thumb|Sudoroom Javascript forest]] Learn, chat and hack on node.js, frontend, or whatever!
Oakland is [http://oaklandwiki.org/Javascript javascript city].
|-
|-
| '''[http://saitogroup.info Saito Group: Digital Art + Street Installations]
(Sundays 12:00p)'''
| The Saito Group is a digital art and street installation collective. We do a lot of scraping, remixing and projecting. Come hack with us! Come learn about computational graphic design, digital graffiti, natural language processing and city-hacking. We're inspired by [http://eyebeam.org Eyebeam], [http://www.deeplab.net/#home, Deep Lab], [https://www.pinterest.com/sirianth/cyborgperformance/ and much more!].
|-
! colspan="2" | Every other week
|-
| '''[http://oaklandwiki.org/ Oakland Wiki]
(Every other Thursday 7-8:30p)'''
| Come edit Oakland's only open, publicly editable wiki! Oakland Wiki has been used as a platform for [http://oaklandwiki.org/Domain_Awareness_Center citizen journalism], sharing local [http://oaklandwiki.org/Resources resources] and [http://oaklandwiki.org/Oakland_Chicano_Moratorium history], and whatever else you can [http://oaklandwiki.org/tags/fun dream up].
|-
! colspan="2" | Monthly Events
|-
| '''[[Mesh]]
(Last Tuesday of the month 7:30-10p)'''
| [[image:510NetworkDishes.jpg|thumb|120px|the antenna that beamed wireless packets across Lake Merritt]]
A group [[Mesh|working]] on bringing [http://peoplesopen.net/ free wifi] to the East Bay. We hack every week but Last Tuesday's is our open meeting for new folk!
|-
| '''[[Cryptoparty]]
(Third Sundays 2-5p)'''
| Learn & talk about encryption & cybersecurity. Learn how to use GPG, OTR, Tor, Tails, and other anti-surveillance technologies. (currently on hiatus but coming back soon)
|}
Categories of Wiki pages: {{Special:Categories}}

O:302

2016-05-22T19:29:56Z

Captain morgan: Created page with "== Sudo Clock == === Firmware === Firmware uses the standard [http://bbs.espressif.com/viewtopic.php?f=46&t=2198 ESP8266 SDK]. Any version from 1.4.0 should work, but newer (..."

== Sudo Clock ==

=== Firmware ===
Firmware uses the standard [http://bbs.espressif.com/viewtopic.php?f=46&t=2198 ESP8266 SDK]. Any version from 1.4.0 should work, but newer (past 1.5.0) has many bug fixes and optimizations.

The current version is available in the [https://github.com/morganrallen/sudo-clock/tree/talk talk branch] on GitHub. Once your SDK is setup running make should be enough to getting it running. Check the make file for various config options, most likely you'll want to set '''WIFI_SSID''' and '''WIFI_PWD''' if you're not intending to connect it to '''openpeoples.net'''. Beyond that '''ESPPORT''' is the only other thing you change, if the device is not appearing as '''/dev/ttyUSB0'''

=== Talk ===
==== Talk Script ====
<nowiki>
var dgram = require("dgram");
var msg = process.argv.pop();

var pos = 0;

var socket = dgram.createSocket("udp4");

function pushMessage(e) {
var b = new Buffer(9);
b.write(msg.slice(pos, pos + 8));
b.write("\0", 8);

socket.send(b, 0, b.length, 1234, "100.64.64.206", function(e) {
pos++;

if(msg.length - pos >= 8)
setTimeout(pushMessage, 1000);
else
socket.close();
});
}

pushMessage();
</nowiki>

This can the be used like '''node talk.js "HELLO, SUDOROOM"```

Type A Machine

2015-12-05T06:31:46Z

Captain morgan:

[[File:Spool Chaos.jpg|right|frameless|460px]]
''This is about a particular printer. There's a separate page about [[3D_Modeling|creating or acquiring 3D models]].''
== Current Status ==

''It's under the 3D printing desk in questionable condition. It has served us well!''

== Overview ==
SudoRoom has a [http://typeamachines.com/ Type A Machine]. It was generously donated by Jae Kwon in fall 2012.

Tuesdays 5-9 is our hack night dedicated to 3D Printing. Stop by and learn, create, play!

See our [[Print_Gallery|gallery of creations]]!

We're working on using this machine to print a [[RepRap]].

==Status==
[[File:ExtruderWiring.jpg|thumb|Wiring configuration for Series 1 Typa 3d Printer; Orange to Green; Purple to Clear; Red/Black to Red/Black]]

The printer is currently working! (March 4th, 2014)

Notes about the bed:
* Our acrylic bed was warped by sunlight, so we clamped a glass bed on top of it.
* The glass is flat, so you can print big things again.
* You still need to adjust the corner screws to keep things level. Make sure they are tight or they wiggle and fall off.
* The nozzle should be just a millimeter or so above the bed. '''Tip:''' wiggle a piece of paper under it - heavy friction means a little too close.
* We need more ScotchBlue #2093EL tape.

==Extruder Hot End==

Our extruder is has a 12v cartridge heater and .35mm nozzle. This is standard for extruding a 1.75mm PLA filament.
Type A is routinely out of stock, but replacement kits can be found here: http://www.makergear.com/products/extruders

==Attached Computer==

The printer can attach to any computer by USB, but usually it's attached to a Linux machine called "sudodesk." It runs Linux Mint which does not have much helpful software in its repos, so the desktop user "sudoer" has these installed locally:
* [http://slic3r.org/ slic3r] (turns STL files into gcode)
* kisslicer (alternative to slic3r)
* [https://github.com/kliment/Printrun pronterface] (operates the printer, which accepts gcode)
We can also give you your own user! Contact yar or jerkey.

If using Printrun/Pronerface/Pronsole the baudrate is 230400.

== Musicality ==

One of the first things newcomers notice is the beautiful sound created by a 3D printer. I think it's especially nice when printing curved lines, when the X and Y axes sing in harmonic, contrapuntal motion. When printing perfect circles, it's as if the celestial spheres are whispering mathematical truths into your ears.

3D printers also play dubstep.

== External Links ==

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rctPgALRUGU musical wiggly vase video]

Documentation:
* Outdated [[Print_Gallery#Illustrations|comic strip instructions]]
* [https://github.com/sudoroom/3DPrinting our own github documentation]
* [https://noisebridge.net/wiki/3DPrintBeginners Noisebridge's 3D-printing documentation]
* [http://typeamachines.com/ Manufacturer's website]
** [http://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0223/2361/files/Series12013StandardUserManualV1_6.pdf?6262 User Manual]
** [http://support.typeamachines.com/hc/en-us Type A Machines Support Page] has lots of info on how to use and repair the printer.
** [http://support.typeamachines.com/hc/en-us/articles/200213410-Replacing-the-Blue-Tape-on-the-Build-Surface Replacing the blue tape build surface]
** [http://support.typeamachines.com/hc/en-us/articles/200022919-Cleaning-out-a-Filament-Jam Cleaning out a filament jam]
** [http://forum.typeamachines.com/index.php Online Forum]
* At least one Sudoer works for the manufacturer - his business card is tacked to the cork board above the printer.

[[Category:3DPrinting]]

Zymark

2015-12-02T00:37:27Z

Captain morgan: brain dump

Hacking on this has just started.

I've provided a USB->Serial (please leave it with the robot).

Commands found while poking around the serial port.

* d - dump [addr]
* e - ? [addr?] [?]
* f - [?] [?] [?]
* g - [num?] [?]
* i - [io?]
* n - ? similar to {i}
* o - ? [number]
* t - ? similar to {r/q}
* u - ? [number]
* r - reset?
* q - quit?