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A group of us Occupy Oaklanders and fellow-travelers would like to have
a meeting at the sudoroom to organize opposition to the Domain Awareness
Center that the $hitty Council unanimously approved funding of last
Tuesday.
http://www.care2.com/causes/how-one-u-s-city-is-becoming-a-surveillance-sta…
We are thinking maybe Wednesday, August 14th at 6 PM. Seems like
Wednesday is one of the less hectic days, I attended the weekly meetup a
couple of weeks ago and it didn't seem too huge, maybe we could nestle
in the quadrilateral of chairs and couches near the entrance to the
sudoroom proper without being unduly burdensome. If it makes our
presence marginally less loathsome I'll bring a 12 pack or so of IPA to
share with the Meetniks. Anyway, if no one objects by tomorrow
afternoon I'll take the liberty of penciling in our meeting on the
sudoroom & OO calendars.
BI'IQchugh yIvang!
Big Red Ed
Hey everyone
Just wanted to post here that we'll be continuing the Bioinfomatics series at Sudoroom next sunday (August 11) at 7 p.m. We had several awesome sudoroomers show up and I wanted to let everyone know about it.
We'll be breaking into some genome and gene data and digging a little into biopython to do some sequence extractions. All this will get us started in an open source project to contribute to the glowingplant project.
http://www.meetup.com/Counter-Culture-Labs/events/132990982/
See also the east bay express cover article on glowing plants this weekend? http://www.eastbayexpress.com/oakland/bio-hackers/Content?oid=3669408
hi everyone,
reorganization day 2 is continuing as we speak. lots of help is needed to
clear sudo room out and put sudo room back together.
come help make sudo room what you want it to be!
- marina
Dear All,
I just wanted to announce the second Bio-informatics class at Sudo room,
all Sudo'ers interested in getting a deeper understanding of
bio-informatics are welcome to attend.
After the last successful Bio-informatics class with 21 attendees, Ron's
very kindly offered to volunteer again to help teach aspiring digital
biohackers the tricks of the trade :)
Just as a side note, Oakland nights live is currently booking a slot on
Sunday but the text on the booking says that it's on Saturday, so I'm
assuming that it was an incorrect booking date.
Hack on and let Ron or I know if you have any questions :)
Ryan
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We had a wonderful ladder. It was tall, safe, had two sturdy feet. It
said Rachel in blue marker all over it, because it belongs to a sudoer
who let us use it for a long time. It is now missing, just when we
need it for space cleaning. Did any of you take it? Does any of you
know where it might be?
If this got stolen we will be sad.
Hey all-
My name is Steve and was involved in several Brain-Computer
Interface (BCI) hacks on McHawking, the wheelchair robot, back when it
lived at Noisebridge:
http://www.instructables.com/id/Brain-Controlled-Wheelchair/
<http://www.instructables.com/id/Brain-Controlled-Wheelchair/>
About 3-4 of us are banding together over the next several days to
revisit and extend that work. Jake gave a heads up as to its new
location and we're all looking forward to visiting the space (for most
if not all of us it will be our first time there).
I wanted to reach out and make sure we're going about this the
right way, and of course invite anyone else who interested in either
robotics or BCI to join us and get involved. We look to published
whatever we do as open source and will try to update the Sudo Room wiki
(as my quick search and review of the mailing list archives only turned
up last month's introduction).
We're still firming up timing but will probably drop by tomorrow
(Sunday) afternoon and play Monday and Tuesday by ear. Feel free to
message me on or off list if anyone is keen.
Cheers!
Steve
