i've been tripped up this myself!!! People don't know where to go to log into
sudo humans (our monthly dontaions portal) and we don't make it easy!
when people go to https://sudoroom.org there is a "login" button but it takes
people to the wordpress login! they're trying to login to that with their
Sudo Humans credentials and getting nowhere.
And we need the money!
so can we change that login button to a disambiguation that makes sure that
people know where they're logging into?
to remind everyone, the proper link for sudo humans is this:
https://sudoroom.org/humans
-jake
unfortunately somewhere along the lines we stopped telling people how to
actually get our attention to be let into the building.
The Jitsi telepresence link is present but we need to explain that that's how
to get our attention to be let in. Otherwise people will show up and assume
the doors will be open.
We should edit the text at this meetup so it explains that!
https://sudoroom.org/events/hardware-hack-night-2023-06-27/
-jake
On Mon, 17 Jul 2023, Romy Ilano via sudo-discuss wrote:
> https://www.meetup.com/sudoroom/events/
>
> D'oh I don't know why I didn't do this before but I copied all the sudoroom
> events so they're very visible on our meetup page until mid august.
> Sometimes people can't make it to one event so they look to the next one in
> the future!
>
> Feel free to change anything - I can add you as an admin or I can change
> the listing myself. I started putting the fixit it clinic in here too
>
>
> =============================
>
> Romy Ilano
> romy(a)snowyla.com
>
https://www.meetup.com/sudoroom/events/
D'oh I don't know why I didn't do this before but I copied all the sudoroom
events so they're very visible on our meetup page until mid august.
Sometimes people can't make it to one event so they look to the next one in
the future!
Feel free to change anything - I can add you as an admin or I can change
the listing myself. I started putting the fixit it clinic in here too
=============================
Romy Ilano
romy(a)snowyla.com
I can't make it to this one (Have family in town this week)
- feel free to ask me to be an admin on this experimental Meetup account
I'm testing out. You can then modify the events. We're using them because
it gives more visibility to SudoRoom and appears in people's meetup feeds.
https://www.meetup.com/sudoroom/events/294875035/?utm_medium=referral&utm_c…
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Romy Ilano
romy(a)snowyla.com
I'm paying for the meetup account as an experiment. It's been successful in
bringing "outsiders" in for the women and non binary group
(I always point back to the sudoroom meeting page too)
https://www.meetup.com/sudoroom/events/294842373/
I made one for the hardware hack night adnt he women's coding night.
Is the Thursday group active?
I can't make it this week, but are there any nights when nobody or another
group is using the ballroom? I'm probably going to bring in some outside
folks and try to absorb them into sudoroom for the audio visual event.
I went to a nice art show in Berkeley, it sort of devolved into an
involuntary childcare event for all the women, but there were serious
artists, wondered if Is hould invite them to the space for an art show!
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Romy Ilano
romy(a)snowyla.com
Hey Sudoers. There's a lot going on this week:
*Tuesday, July 11 (Tonight!) @7 PM:* Hardware & SoftWEAR hacking night (thx
to Romy for posting this on Meetup!
<https://www.meetup.com/sudoroom/events/294719087/>)
*Weds. July 12 @8 PM:* Facility Upgrades! We're reinstalling a CNC! We'll
also be installing a whiteboard if there's time.
*Thurs. July 13 @8PM:* Everyone Codes (everywhere! All at once!). Come
hang out, code, whatever.
*Fri. July 14 @7:30 PM: *East Bay Bike Party is riding from the El-Cerito
BART station. Participants are encouraged to wear alternative clothes (but
not nothing). https://www.facebook.com/events/960821201802628
*Sat. & Sun., July 15-16, all day: *The Open Sauce maker con is happening
this weekend in SF at the Embarcadero. I know a couple Sudoers who will be
there, and I think Noisebridge people too. If you're going, respond to this
message so folks can travelpool or just hang out!
Cheers,
*Andrew R Gross, (he/him)*
412.657.5332 - shrad.org <http://www.shrad.org>
Do you mean the convention, or the ferry?
The convention doesn't allow dogs.
According to the ferry website, non-service animals need to be in a
carrier. I've met your dog, though, and they're small. I bet they could get
away with sitting on your lap, but I don't have enough experience with the
ferry to say for sure.
I've CC'd the rest of the mailing list. Does anyone know if the ferry
enforced the dogs-in-carrier rules?
*Andrew R Gross, (he/him)*
412.657.5332 - shrad.org <http://www.shrad.org>
On Fri, Jul 14, 2023 at 9:14 AM Jonathan Cadle <jcadle(a)pm.me> wrote:
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> Taking the ferry over sounds like fun. Is it dog friendly?
>
>
> Jonathan
> Sent from Proton Mail for iOS
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>
> On Tue, Jul 11, 2023 at 2:30 PM, Andrew R Gross via sudo-discuss <
> sudo-discuss(a)sudoroom.org
> <On+Tue,+Jul+11,+2023+at+2:30+PM,+Andrew+R+Gross+via+sudo-discuss+%3C%3Ca+href=>>
> wrote:
>
> I'll be at Open Sauce, and I'd love to have people to meet up with. This
> is my first convention since the pandemy and I'm excited, but would love to
> have company.
>
> I'm planning to take my bike via the ferry from Jack London square if
> anyone wants to join me.
>
> *Andrew R Gross, (he/him)*
> 412.657.5332 - shrad.org <http://www.shrad.org>
>
>
> On Tue, Jul 11, 2023 at 2:28 PM Andrew R Gross <arg5029(a)gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> Hey Sudoers. There's a lot going on this week:
>>
>> *Tuesday, July 11 (Tonight!) @7 PM:* Hardware & SoftWEAR hacking night
>> (thx to Romy for posting this on Meetup!
>> <https://www.meetup.com/sudoroom/events/294719087/>)
>>
>> *Weds. July 12 @8 PM:* Facility Upgrades! We're reinstalling a CNC!
>> We'll also be installing a whiteboard if there's time.
>>
>> *Thurs. July 13 @8PM:* Everyone Codes (everywhere! All at once!). Come
>> hang out, code, whatever.
>>
>> *Fri. July 14 @7:30 PM: *East Bay Bike Party is riding from the
>> El-Cerito BART station. Participants are encouraged to wear alternative
>> clothes (but not nothing).
>> https://www.facebook.com/events/960821201802628
>>
>> *Sat. & Sun., July 15-16, all day: *The Open Sauce maker con is
>> happening this weekend in SF at the Embarcadero. I know a couple Sudoers
>> who will be there, and I think Noisebridge people too. If you're going,
>> respond to this message so folks can travelpool or just hang out!
>>
>> Cheers,
>> *Andrew R Gross, (he/him)*
>> 412.657.5332 - shrad.org <http://www.shrad.org>
>>
>
As you all might remember, the roof leaks a lot in the southwest corner of
sudoroom, when it rains.
Going up there, we concluded that there is a low area in that corner, due to
settling of the building. There may be other ways to "fix" this, but the most
obvious to me is to install a new drain on the roof, in the middle of the low
spot. I have acquired a drain that's SOMEWHAT like this:
https://www.homedepot.com/p/The-Plumber-s-Choice-3-1-2-in-4-in-Kitchen-Sink…
we have pipes and a drain in sudoroom (that's presently connected to a traffic
cone funnel catching rain from the tarp) that we can connect to this drain.
I have a plan for connecting to the drain from inside, after installing it in
a hole in the roof, that does not involve a person reaching the ceiling inside
sudoroom. Instead, we would put the threaded lower part of the drain assembly
on the end of a pipe, and screw the pipe onto the drain from below, by holding
the lower end of the pipe from the top of the ladder we have (saving about 10
feet I think)
Cutting the hole in the roof is straightforward, using a hole saw through the
tarpaper and wood that makes up the roof in that spot. Then we place the
upper part of the drain assembly into the hole and hold it there while the
person inside threads the pipe / lower threaded assembly onto the drain. Then
we connect a hose/pipe to that pipe to the drain on the floor in sudoroom.
anyone who is available to help do this task, please get with me.
This idea has already been run through the omni building group and after an
initial freakout of "omg drill a hole in the roof!?!?" people realized that
the roof has several drains in it already and that's how you remove water from
it. There are not objections from that group anymore.
-jake
-------- forwarded message from Ryan Sternlicht ---------------
Hey hope you all have been doing well, I know some of you know who I am and some don't or might not remember me, I am Ryan Sternlicht (pyconaut), I am a long time Member of Noisebridge hackerspace, and proponent of bay area makerspace and hackerspaces. I have often been an event orginiser at noisebridge and have helped out at many maker faire booths and local maker events, as well as I have advised a few makerspaces and hackerspaces on tools to buy, how to orginise events, and how to create a good community.
I am guessing some of you know that this weekend in San Francisco will be a big maker / maker youtuber event called opensauce.live. Since the loss of Maker faire bay area, there has been a severe lack of get togethers of the bay area maker community.
I know since the pandemic and even before then some of our spaces have been in need of help, space wise, finacially, community wise, etc. And events like this can be a good way to help get the word out to the larger maker community. Â
At the noisebridge booth we will be having a FIND A MAKERSPACE / HACKERSPACE table with info from spaces around the bay (this means all of you).
PLEASE FILL OUT INFO IN THIS DOCUMENT (So that I can make a few booklets for people to look through)
 https://docs.google.com/document/d/1URzM_MKuVCH04BezEwmHSRBGYdTZAs44JR4HdlX…
If possible I would also like to get things to hand out such as
Stickersbuisness cardsStamppinsPostcards
from as many of you as possible
Feel free to drop these off at noisebridge over the next few days (there will be a box inside of the main space near the roll up door that says FOR OPENSAUCE).
Or if you know anyone going to opensause have them come drop them off at our booth to put on our table.
I will also have space at the booth for some small projects, If you want to have one of your projects on display please fill out this form.
https://forms.gle/FEAhhTm5FhPuqKpk8
I will be at noisebridge today from around 4pm to 1am, tomorrow from 6pm to 1am, thursday from 6pm to 1am, and friday during random hours. If you want to drop a project off, please do it while I am there or give it to someone you know at the space that can put it in a locker for you. So that projects do not get messed with, I will be putting them in lockers, or bringing them home with so that they do not sit out at noisebridge. Bring as many projects as you want, (as long as the are not massive), any that do not get displayed at Open Sauce will be safley stored and returned to you after the weekend (or can be picked up to show at the parties). Â
I will be hosting Parties at noisebridge on Thursday, Friday, and Sunday. Feel free to drop by and hang out, show of a project that can't be brought to opensauce, and meet people.Â
I will have the stage set up if you want to announce about your space. Also come to the unofficial saturday party at SF brewing Co.
party links
Thursday- https://www.meetup.com/noisebridge/events/294734110/?utm_medium=referral&ut…
Friday- https://www.meetup.com/noisebridge/events/294734062/?utm_medium=referral&ut…
Saturday- https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-official-unauthorized-open-sauce-after-par…
Sunday- https://www.meetup.com/noisebridge/events/294734098/?utm_medium=referral&ut…
The quickest way to contact me is through discord, my username is "pyconaut", feel free to DM me, or reach out on noisebridge Slack (pyconaut) or noisbridge discord (pyconaut), or type stuff in the google doc.
for those who do not know what makerspaces are cc'ed on this email
1.)Â Noisebridge Hackerspace- ryanrokey1(a)yahoo.com2.)Â Hacker Dojo -Â ed(a)hackerdojo.com3.)Â Humanmade -Â sarayah(a)humanmade.org4.)Â Queerious Labs -Â info(a)queeriouslabs.com5.)Â Sudo Room -Â info(a)sudoroom.org6.)Â ACE Makerspace -Â rachel(a)acemakerspace.org7.)Â Double Union -Â board(a)doubleunion.org8.)Â The Crucible -Â info(a)thecrucible.org
9.) Maker Nexus - jenny.higgins(a)makernexus.org , eric.hess(a)makernexus.org
10.)Â Chimera Arts -Â joe(a)chimeraarts.org
11.)Â Foothill Makerspace -Â kaspereira(a)krauseinnovationcenter.org12.)Â Circuit Launch -Â hi(a)circuitlaunch.com13.)Â Mothership Hackermoms -Â info(a)hackermoms.org14.)Â Pev Works -Â hello(a)pev.works
15.)Â Girls Garage -Â info(a)girlsgarage.org16.)Â Benicia Makerspace -Â info(a)beniciamakerspace.org
17.)Â Shared -Â membership(a)shared-sf.com
18.)Â The Box shop -Â info(a)boxshopsf.org
19.)Â Bay Area Maker Farm Alameda -Â bayareamakerfarm(a)gmail.com
20.) Biocurious - info(a)biocurious.org 21.) Counter Culture labs - info(a)counterculturelabs.org22.) Idea Fab Labs Santa Cruz - santacruz(a)ideafablabs.com23.) Pawprint Prototyping - info(a)pawprintprototyping.org24.) Robot Garden - info(a)robotgarden.org25.) PLACE - hi(a)place.community26.) Haward Techies - haywardtechies(a)gmail.com
and a few other people
On a seperate note, a few of us around the bay have wanted to restart a thing called B.A.C.H. for a long time (bay area consortium of hackerspaces/makerspace), so that as a group we could more easily share each-others event's, info, and help eachother in times of need. Maybe this can be the start of that. Please check out these links for more info on BACH. Also if you are not currently on the hackerspaces.org map, maybe think about adding yourselves,Â
https://wiki.hackerspaces.org/Bay_Area_Consortium_of_Hackerspaces
BACH - Noisebridge
Hope to hear from you all soon,
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