Hi Sudoers,
Word on the street is there's a variety show/music showcase coming up in the next week or so. I would like to get in touch with the person organizing the event. Specifically, i would like to request to perform some music. Can someone point me in the right direction?
Thanks ya'll!
-Luis M.
"Help open a people-powered common space in Oakland, California omnicommons.org/donate?v=es"
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Hi there,
Does anyone on this list want a free greenhouse? You'll have to
disassemble it and move it tomorrow; depending on the time I may be able
to help. It's lovely. Photo attached.
Email me if you want it. We'd be thrilled for it to go to a good home
and not get smashed by the city.
Good night,
april
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Thanks to jake and everyone else for forcing screwdrivers into our hands on hardware hack night. I pledge to get more physical . Awesome stuff
Welcome to serial hardware hack night lain !
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The internet just went down and nobody here knows how to fix it. I know
this is a docracy, but it's probably best that I not mess with this without
knowing what's going on. Any guidance? Is it as simple as resetting the
router?
Hey!
I just checked out the list of collaborators for the SpaceApps Challenge
and wondering if people think it might be a good thing to think about some
ways we can reassert our values / subvert some of the gov / corporate
messaging that might be present...
https://2015.spaceappschallenge.org/about/collaborators/
Last year I went with Mitch Altman on his Noisebridge China Trip, where
among many other things, we visited Seeed Studio in Shenzhen and had a
fascinating tour of their facility. Now they are opening a local
branch, in San Leandro, and having an open house event. All are invited
- see the meetup link below. They're gonna demo their pick&place
machine which I have been wanting to observe FOREVER!!
Rachel1.0
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Subject: Seeed Opening Day Meetup
Date: Wed, 11 Mar 2015 12:51:36 -0800
From: raymond.zhang <raymond.zhang(a)seeed.cc>
We are going to have Seeed Opening Day Meetup at *6:00 pm on March 21,
* we would like to invite you to be here, if you are available.
Here is a brief agenda in the meetup.
http://www.meetup.com/Hardware/events/220941606/
It will be great if you can help broadcast the event around.
Thank you.
Best regards
Raymond
Seeed Inc.
I'm supposed to be showing someone the basement at 4pm for a hackathon, but
my shoulder is really messed up and I'm not feeling well. Is there anyone
who can show someone around the space for this today? I'd prefer not to
have to cancel on her.
Sorry for the confusion everyone. I copied and pasted something from an
email, and clearly I don't speak electrician. ;)
Basically, we'll take whatever you've got extension cord wise. Leave them
in the ballroom for us if you've got some, and label the equipment that
belongs to you. Cool?
Thanks,
SP
On Wed, Mar 11, 2015 at 10:48 AM, Glenn Meader <gmeader(a)pacbell.net> wrote:
> Edison means compatible with US standard wall electrical outlet and plug.
> http://www.productionadvantageonline.com/Edison-Plugs-Connectors/
>
> Usually the x after some digits means the number of cords required. (It is
> unlikely to mean the number of outlets per cord. e.g. I don't know of any
> available 15 foot cord with 12 outlets)
>
> I'm guessing that the digit 1 prefixing each item is an error. So a total
> of 22 extension cords are needed. Probably need to confirm what's really
> required though.
>
>
> On Wednesday, March 11, 2015 10:32 AM, David Keenan <dkeenan44(a)gmail.com>
> wrote:
>
>
> Does 'x' refer to the number if integrated power outlets?
>
> On Wednesday, March 11, 2015, David Keenan <dkeenan44(a)gmail.com> wrote:
>
> What's an 'Edison'?
>
> On Tuesday, March 10, 2015, Sarah Pritchard <sarahloupritchard(a)gmail.com>
> wrote:
>
> Hi friends,
> I'm helping with Abby Crain's performance in the ballroom this weekend and
> we're looking for some extra extension cords.
>
> Please email me if you have any of the following that you would be willing
> to lend on Friday and Saturday nights. Comp tickets to the show for anyone
> who loans equipment!
>
> We need:
> 1 12x 15' Edison
> 1 6x 50' Edison
> 1 4x 25' Edison
>
> Thanks so much!
> Sarah
>
>
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Hi friends,
I'm helping with Abby Crain's performance in the ballroom this weekend and
we're looking for some extra extension cords.
Please email me if you have any of the following that you would be willing
to lend on Friday and Saturday nights. Comp tickets to the show for anyone
who loans equipment!
We need:
1 12x 15' Edison
1 6x 50' Edison
1 4x 25' Edison
Thanks so much!
Sarah
Friends,
Critical Resistance is launching their Oakland Power Projects, working on
finding alternatives to calling the police in Oakland. I think some of you
may be interested in being involved. I am not directly involved in this
working group, but I will be attending. Pass it on to interested parties
too. It's this Wednesday, and I know there are other things going on, but
hopefully some of you can attend. I can do a quick report back at next
week's CDC meeting.
Much love,
Julio
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