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Juul is Marc Juul.
Juul is Marc Juul.


Email: juul@labitat.dk
Email: juul@sudomesh.org


Juul is currently based in Oakland, California, CA.
Juul is currently based in Oakland, California, CA.
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:Some in-progress code [https://github.com/Juul/TeaCR-firmware for TeaCR prototype] and [https://github.com/omgbio drylab tools]
:Some in-progress code [https://github.com/Juul/TeaCR-firmware for TeaCR prototype] and [https://github.com/omgbio drylab tools]
* [http://freestore.cc freestore.cc]: The Online Free Store. Software similar to [http://mediagoblin.org/ GNU MediaGoblin], but written in node.js, using leveldb, focused on decentralized deployment and aiming to become a viable alternative to e.g. the iTunes store, netflix, etc. using only freely licensed content.
* [http://freestore.cc freestore.cc]: The Online Free Store. Software similar to [http://mediagoblin.org/ GNU MediaGoblin], but written in node.js, using leveldb, focused on decentralized deployment and aiming to become a viable alternative to e.g. the iTunes store, netflix, etc. using only freely licensed content.
* [http://hackpack.me Hackpacks]: Ultra-cheap backpacks with a basic hacking tool set aimed at 14 to 22 year old hackers.
* Mycelia: A cross-hackerspace project, skill and tool sharing system. An easily hackable social network focused on projects and collaboration.
:Some code [https://github.com/Juul/mycelia-zero here] which is a partial node.js port of [https://github.com/labitat/labitrack Labitrack 2.0], but currently re-writing again based on leveldb and streams.
* [[DisasterRadio]] - A low-bandwidth disaster-recovery mesh based on software defined radios.
* [[DisasterRadio]] - A low-bandwidth disaster-recovery mesh based on software defined radios.
:To be combined with workshops teaching the use of the tools.
* Co-organizing [https://sudoroom.org sudo room], a hackerspace in Oakland, CA.
* Co-organizing [https://sudoroom.org sudo room], a hackerspace in Oakland, CA.


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* Marine biology / [[scuba hacking]].
* Marine biology / [[scuba hacking]].
* [http://hackpack.me Hackpacks]: Ultra-cheap backpacks with a basic hacking tool set aimed at 14 to 22 year old hackers.
:To be combined with workshops teaching the use of the tools.
* Experimenting with [https://dev.wlan-si.net/wiki/KORUZA KORUZA] for free-space optical links.
* Experimenting with [https://dev.wlan-si.net/wiki/KORUZA KORUZA] for free-space optical links.
:Applied for and received $1000 from the pollination project.
:Applied for and received $1000 from the pollination project.
* Semi-automated documentation and collaboration infrastructure systems for hackerspaces.
* Semi-automated documentation and collaboration infrastructure systems for hackerspaces.
** Hackerspace tools, projects and skill tracking software.
** Hackerspace tools, projects and skill tracking software.
*** Some code [https://github.com/Juul/mycelia-zero here] which is basically a node.js rewrite of [https://github.com/labitat/labitrack Labitrack 2.0].
** [[Auto-documentation station]] - A two-click video documentation station.
** [[Auto-documentation station]] - A two-click video documentation station.
** [[sudocade portal]] - A FOSS arcade game and hackerspace to hackerspace video portal.
** [[sudocade portal]] - A FOSS arcade game and hackerspace to hackerspace video portal.

Revision as of 10:19, 10 March 2014

Juul is Marc Juul.

Email: juul@sudomesh.org

Juul is currently based in Oakland, California, CA.

I use Gittip. You can use it to send me recurring micro-tips and keep me working on awesome things:

high priority projects

  • People's Open Network / sudo mesh, a wifi mesh network in the east bay.
  • Open microbiology hardware, software and wetware tools for citizen scientists.
Currently building PCR machine prototypes. More info coming at sudo science.
Some in-progress code for TeaCR prototype and drylab tools
  • freestore.cc: The Online Free Store. Software similar to GNU MediaGoblin, but written in node.js, using leveldb, focused on decentralized deployment and aiming to become a viable alternative to e.g. the iTunes store, netflix, etc. using only freely licensed content.
  • Mycelia: A cross-hackerspace project, skill and tool sharing system. An easily hackable social network focused on projects and collaboration.
Some code here which is a partial node.js port of Labitrack 2.0, but currently re-writing again based on leveldb and streams.
  • DisasterRadio - A low-bandwidth disaster-recovery mesh based on software defined radios.
  • Co-organizing sudo room, a hackerspace in Oakland, CA.

medium priority projects

  • Marine biology / scuba hacking.
  • Hackpacks: Ultra-cheap backpacks with a basic hacking tool set aimed at 14 to 22 year old hackers.
To be combined with workshops teaching the use of the tools.
  • Experimenting with KORUZA for free-space optical links.
Applied for and received $1000 from the pollination project.
  • Semi-automated documentation and collaboration infrastructure systems for hackerspaces.
    • Hackerspace tools, projects and skill tracking software.
    • Auto-documentation station - A two-click video documentation station.
    • sudocade portal - A FOSS arcade game and hackerspace to hackerspace video portal.
  • Cryptographically enforced straw polls (jerkey's idea).
  • Co-organizing Counter Culture Labs. A hackerspace for citizen scientists.

lower priority projects

  • Crowd-sourced app/guide to ethical/environmental/health properties of mass-produced goods.
  • fauxturkeybrew a ~$200 all-grain outdoor 25 liter beer brewing setup that minimizes workload.
  • real vegan cheese a project to express casein in a micro-organism (e.g. yeast) and create real cheese with no animal source.
  • Kombucha brewing, bread baking

temporarily shelved projects

  • Universal Primer: Easy-setup open source live event/lecture coverage (some code here).
Hopefully I will finish building this some day, or someone else will build it.
  • Educational music-making software using frequency analysis of humming/singing/whistling.

hobbies

  • Cooking
  • Clay sculpting
  • Music
I've been putting together a nearly silent music studio with all-electric instruments so we can jam at 4 am and not wake up the housemates.

ssh public key

ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAQEA2KHTczNsQOgT6e2nVhF5ewdGjufyqghmbjHeecw0F5LttYJf46QMhdsQvnY45yqV4hiNOjwhWvDBgupA1E+RoLZWR7433cEkjYc1X6tdbiWHa2n+pWP8CEQKmYrdUnUyg/HRdRUQ9wov4pfNY2nVlsgV5jNZN/YyvN5zu1lcKv4OGTH5xfaL2ME6NbrcWhgdUkGFHBXIA9EBfQVEk/YMdllS0J2r+so8xJ7002N0ZI2vpj7/hCWH3CEv9897BhHZRKlCRpRyOVr5eysNRVIO+FX9nb2/NeGw6jYYWBjslEbXNSahzIFmtQ4LdtoSwFiXLN9LoPxOw08Rx2AdrFUdQw== juul
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