Wir haben uns letzten Monat ein paar grundlegende Knoten für Alltag und Hobby angeschaut. Aber damit ist die Welt dessen, was man mit Tauwerk und Garn machen kann, noch nicht zuende. Am Dienstag den 23.06. ab 19 Uhr werden von Jakob wieder Seil, Messer, Marlspieker und Takelgarn bereit gestellt. Wir wollen uns ein paar Zierknoten anschauen, … Mehr
U petak, 19. lipnja 2026. u 18 sati u Radioni će se održati radionica Tentakularni oscilatori pod vodstvom australske umjetnice Tare Pattenden. Foto: Tara Pattenden (cc) U ovoj praktičnoj radionici izrađivat ćemo instrumente na dodir koristeći tiskane pločice koje Tara Pattenden donosi sa sobom u Radionu. Tara od njih izrađuje razigrane instrumente nalik tentakulima, no polaznici će moći razviti i vlastite ideje za mekana, taktilna zvučna sučelja. Foto: Tara Pattenden (cc) Kroz soft circuitry pristup polaznici će izraditi dodirno sučelje kojim se kontrolira visina tona square wave oscilatora. Izradit će vlastiti zvučni objekt/instrument, oblikovati njegovo sučelje i odlučiti o pojedinim zvučnim parametrima. Foto: Tara Pattenden (cc) Molimo polaznike da ako žele donesu šešir, mekani predmet, tekstilni objekt ili nešto što se može držati, stiskati, nositi ili uhvatiti, a što može postati dio dodirnog sučelja njihova instrumenta. U slučaju da nemate, osigurat ćemo materijal za vas. Foto: Tara Pattenden (cc) Prijaviti se možete do petka, 19. lipnja 2026. točno u podne na poveznici: https://forms.gle/ZrG6bcZaHZ3EZWG77 Za radionicu nije potrebno prethodno predznanje i svoj glazbeni uređaj nosite kući. Kotizacija iznosi 15 EURA. Foto: Tara Pattenden (cc) O voditeljici: Tara Pattenden umjetnica je i kreativna tehnologinja koja djeluje u području taktilnih elektroničkih instrumenata, programiranja, time-based medija i performansa. Pod imenom Phantom Chips izvodi radove s elektroničkim instrumentima u obliku kostima te participativne zvučne radove koji publiku pozivaju da zvuk doživi kroz dodir, pokret i igru. Njezin rad povezuje nosive tehnologije i participativne prakse te istražuje djelovanje publike, ekspresiju i suautorski performans. Osnivačica je Cyber Palacea, studija za radionice kreativnih tehnologija, i Cyber Bunkera, projektnog prostora za eksperimentalne prakse u Meanjinu/Brisbaneu. Njezine radionice i performansi predstavljeni su međunarodno, među ostalim na festivalima i u institucijama kao što su Norberg Festival, Onassis Stegi Cultural Centre, Victoria and Albert Museum, CTM Festival, Tectonics, Café OTO, Pohoda Festival i Le Guess Who?. Obrazovanje je stekla u području računalne i interaktivne umjetnosti, a elektroniku je učila samostalno. Trenutno je doktorandica na Queensland Conservatoriumu pri Sveučilištu Griffith, gdje u svom istraživanju istražuje nosive elektroničke instrumente u obliku kostima i participativni zvučni performans. Podrška: Grad Zagreb / Ministarstvo kulture i medija Republike Hrvatske / Zaklada Kultura nova /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// Tentacle Oscillators: Workshop with Tara Pattenden On Friday, 19 June 2026 at 6 PM, Radiona will host Tentacle Oscillators , a workshop led by Australian artist Tara Pattenden. In this hands-on workshop, participants will make touch-based instruments using printed circuit boards that Tara Pattenden will bring with her to Radiona. Tara uses these boards to create playful tentacle-like instruments, while participants will also be able to develop their own ideas for soft, tactile sound interfaces. Through a soft circuitry approach, participants will create a touch interface that controls the pitch of a square wave oscillator. They will build their own sound object/instrument, shape its interface, and decide on selected sound parameters. Participants are welcome to bring a hat, soft object, textile item, or something that can be held, squeezed, worn, or grabbed, which may become part of the touch interface of their instrument. If you do not have anything suitable, we will provide materials for you. Applications are open until Friday, 19 June 2026 at noon via the following link: https://forms.gle/ZrG6bcZaHZ3EZWG77 No previous experience is required for the workshop, and participants will take their musical device home. The participation fee is 15 EUR. About the workshop leader: Tara Pattenden is an artist and creative technologist working with tactile electronic instruments, programming, time-based media, and performance. As Phantom Chips, she performs with electronic costume-based instruments and participatory sound works that invite audiences to experience sound through touch, movement, and play. Her work combines wearable technologies and participatory practices to explore audience agency, expression, and co-authored performance. She is the founder of Cyber Palace, a creative technology workshop studio, and Cyber Bunker, a project space for experimental practice in Meanjin/Brisbane. Her workshops and performances have been presented internationally, including at Norberg Festival, Onassis Stegi Cultural Centre, Victoria and Albert Museum, CTM Festival, Tectonics, Café OTO, Pohoda Festival, and Le Guess Who?. She has a background in computer and interactive art and is self-taught in electronics. She is currently a PhD candidate at the Queensland Conservatorium, Griffith University, where her research explores wearable, costume-based electronic instruments and participatory sound performance. Supported by: City of Zagreb / Ministry of Culture and Media of the Republic of Croatia / Kultura Nova Foundation
PURCHASE TICKETS HERE Gather with friends old and new to make a striking piece of custom camera-themed paper art! All are welcome; no previous experience is necessary, and Francesca (Ink & Paper Apothecary) will provide all the tools, materials, and guidance needed. Supplies are carefully sourced and intended to offer a lush sensory experience—this time, we’ll have shimmering and color-shifting inks, iridescent foil, velvet paper, and other thoughtful details. The workshop debuts a brand-new Ink & Paper Apothecary design, with an iris folding component presented in partnership with our friends at Pretty in Paper by B. Participants will have the choice of making their project into a three-dimensional greeting card or frame-ready art piece. This workshop features some innovative techniques you won’t find anywhere else. To accommodate the technical complexity of the project, some elements will be pre-made for each participant—early registration is encouraged so you can submit any desired customization! Ink & Paper Apothecary workshops are designed around these core principles: accessibility and inclusion – collaborating to create safety and find solutions for all participants and their unique needs (cognitive, mobility, energy and focus management, or other) individual expression – providing an array of options that invite every crafter to make something that speaks to them no fail states – setting up choices and processes to minimize frustration (or “bad outcomes”), and celebrating experimentation community – appreciating the collaborative, connected experience of creating together PURCHASE TICKETS HERE
U petak, 19. lipnja 2026. u 18 sati u Radioni će se održati radionica Tentakularni oscilatori pod vodstvom australske umjetnice Tare Pattenden. Foto: Tara Pattenden (cc) U ovoj praktičnoj radionici izrađivat ćemo instrumente na dodir koristeći tiskane pločice koje Tara Pattenden donosi sa sobom u Radionu. Tara od njih izrađuje razigrane instrumente nalik tentakulima, no polaznici će moći razviti i vlastite ideje za mekana, taktilna zvučna sučelja. Foto: Tara Pattenden (cc) Kroz soft circuitry pristup polaznici će izraditi dodirno sučelje kojim se kontrolira visina tona square wave oscilatora. Izradit će vlastiti zvučni objekt/instrument, oblikovati njegovo sučelje i odlučiti o pojedinim zvučnim parametrima. Foto: Tara Pattenden (cc) Molimo polaznike da ako žele donesu šešir, mekani predmet, tekstilni objekt ili nešto što se može držati, stiskati, nositi ili uhvatiti, a što može postati dio dodirnog sučelja njihova instrumenta. U slučaju da nemate, osigurat ćemo materijal za vas. Foto: Tara Pattenden (cc) Prijaviti se možete do petka, 19. lipnja 2026. točno u podne na poveznici: https://forms.gle/ZrG6bcZaHZ3EZWG77 Za radionicu nije potrebno prethodno predznanje i svoj glazbeni uređaj nosite kući. Kotizacija iznosi 15 EURA. Foto: Tara Pattenden (cc) O voditeljici: Tara Pattenden umjetnica je i kreativna tehnologinja koja djeluje u području taktilnih elektroničkih instrumenata, programiranja, time-based medija i performansa. Pod imenom Phantom Chips izvodi radove s elektroničkim instrumentima u obliku kostima te participativne zvučne radove koji publiku pozivaju da zvuk doživi kroz dodir, pokret i igru. Njezin rad povezuje nosive tehnologije i participativne prakse te istražuje djelovanje publike, ekspresiju i suautorski performans. Osnivačica je Cyber Palacea, studija za radionice kreativnih tehnologija, i Cyber Bunkera, projektnog prostora za eksperimentalne prakse u Meanjinu/Brisbaneu. Njezine radionice i performansi predstavljeni su međunarodno, među ostalim na festivalima i u institucijama kao što su Norberg Festival, Onassis Stegi Cultural Centre, Victoria and Albert Museum, CTM Festival, Tectonics, Café OTO, Pohoda Festival i Le Guess Who?. Obrazovanje je stekla u području računalne i interaktivne umjetnosti, a elektroniku je učila samostalno. Trenutno je doktorandica na Queensland Conservatoriumu pri Sveučilištu Griffith, gdje u svom istraživanju istražuje nosive elektroničke instrumente u obliku kostima i participativni zvučni performans. Podrška: Grad Zagreb / Ministarstvo kulture i medija Republike Hrvatske / Zaklada Kultura nova /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// Tentacle Oscillators: Workshop with Tara Pattenden On Friday, 19 June 2026 at 6 PM, Radiona will host Tentacle Oscillators , a workshop led by Australian artist Tara Pattenden. In this hands-on workshop, participants will make touch-based instruments using printed circuit boards that Tara Pattenden will bring with her to Radiona. Tara uses these boards to create playful tentacle-like instruments, while participants will also be able to develop their own ideas for soft, tactile sound interfaces. Through a soft circuitry approach, participants will create a touch interface that controls the pitch of a square wave oscillator. They will build their own sound object/instrument, shape its interface, and decide on selected sound parameters. Participants are welcome to bring a hat, soft object, textile item, or something that can be held, squeezed, worn, or grabbed, which may become part of the touch interface of their instrument. If you do not have anything suitable, we will provide materials for you. Applications are open until Friday, 19 June 2026 at noon via the following link: https://forms.gle/ZrG6bcZaHZ3EZWG77 No previous experience is required for the workshop, and participants will take their musical device home. The participation fee is 15 EUR. About the workshop leader: Tara Pattenden is an artist and creative technologist working with tactile electronic instruments, programming, time-based media, and performance. As Phantom Chips, she performs with electronic costume-based instruments and participatory sound works that invite audiences to experience sound through touch, movement, and play. Her work combines wearable technologies and participatory practices to explore audience agency, expression, and co-authored performance. She is the founder of Cyber Palace, a creative technology workshop studio, and Cyber Bunker, a project space for experimental practice in Meanjin/Brisbane. Her workshops and performances have been presented internationally, including at Norberg Festival, Onassis Stegi Cultural Centre, Victoria and Albert Museum, CTM Festival, Tectonics, Café OTO, Pohoda Festival, and Le Guess Who?. She has a background in computer and interactive art and is self-taught in electronics. She is currently a PhD candidate at the Queensland Conservatorium, Griffith University, where her research explores wearable, costume-based electronic instruments and participatory sound performance. Supported by: City of Zagreb / Ministry of Culture and Media of the Republic of Croatia / Kultura Nova Foundation
Finger crochet is crochet without a traditional hook. We are the hook so in this class, you will learn to be a tool of the craft. Finger crochet is crochet without a traditional hook. We are the hook so in this class, you will learn to be a tool of the craft. in this class, students will be taught a finger-crochet method of a basic chain, how to start a new row, a beginner-friendly stitch with two modifications, and how to join two pieces together. With these skills acquired, we will work together to make a foundational piece that can be worked into a scarf, headband or small bag or pouch. The class will be 2 hours though it is possible to complete the course in less time depending on what you’re working on, how fast you catch on and how fast your hands move though this isn’t a race and this craft is especially more of a meditative take your time practice. This class is for anyone interested in learning how to finger-crochet. It is beginner friendly if you’re new to fiber art but experience in crocheting with a hook will give some a familiarity with some aspects like what a chain in/looks like The class is taught by NYC artist Lo. Lo is a New York City–based artist whose creative practice spans many disciplines, from singing to crochet. Working with her hands has been a lifelong passion, rooted in her upbringing in South Carolina, where she learned to braid hair alongside her mother and grandmother. That foundation naturally evolved into fiber arts, leading her to explore finger-knitting for several years and, more recently, finger-crochet. Along the way, she also spent time needle-knitting and briefly practiced traditional hook crochet. Since beginning her finger-crochet journey in March, Lo has developed a deep connection to the craft and finds joy in sharing her work and creative process with others. This is a MASK REQUIRED event. As with all NYC Resistor events, this class is 18+ and governed by our Code of Conduct. The Code of Conduct, as well as accessibility information, can be found at www.nycresistor.com/participate/ . More info and RSVP
Annual initiative honors 30 young innovators shaping the future of space exploration, development, and settlement The National Space Society (NSS) announced the launch of its inaugural “NSS 30 Under 30” program at its International Space Development Conference (ISDC) last week. This new annual initiative will identify, celebrate, and amplify the contributions of emerging leaders who are shaping the future of space exploration, development, and settlement, while helping others to identify their own strengths and abilities. Each year, the “NSS 30 Under 30” program will honor 30 individuals under the age of 30 who are making meaningful contributions across the full spectrum of the space ecosystem. Reflecting the extraordinary breadth of today’s space industry, the program is open to professionals and students from a wide range of disciplines. These include business, academic, governmental, and non-profit roles. NSS president Isaac Arthur commented, “The next generation of space leaders is already here. The ‘NSS 30 Under 30’ program reflects our commitment to finding the next space leaders, celebrating them, and connecting them with the community working to make humanity a spacefaring civilization.” Nominations for the “NSS 30 Under 30” program are now open. Candidates may be self-nominated or nominated by peers, mentors, colleagues, or organizations. Selections will be made based on four key criteria: demonstrated impact, future potential, relevance to space development, and the merit of the nominee’s work. Honorees will receive national recognition through NSS platforms including featured profiles on the NSS website, coverage in Ad Astra magazine—the NSS quarterly publication reaching space enthusiasts and professionals worldwide—and media opportunities that elevate their voices within the broader space community. The program is specifically designed to increase the visibility of emerging talent, foster connections across the industry, and inspire the next generation of contributors to the space sector. The “NSS 30 Under 30” program is a cornerstone initiative of the NSS’s Young Professionals program, the organization’s broader effort to engage, develop, and retain early-career professionals in the space sector. By creating dedicated pathways for recognition and community, NSS reaffirms its long-standing commitment to cultivating the human capital essential to realizing its vision of a spacefaring civilization. How to Nominate See the NSS Young Professionals web page and the 30 Under 30 nominations page . Nominations are now open and self and third-party nominations are welcome.
June 17, 2026 | MakerKids Team Parents across Toronto are spending more time thinking about what happens after the school bell rings. Families want programs that are educational, engaging, social, and flexible enough to fit busy schedules. That is one reason why after-school STEM programs have become one of the fastest-growing categories in kids’ education. At MakerKids, families often describe the experience as more than just a weekly activity. Across coding, robotics, Minecraft, and STEM education programs, parents consistently mention how excited their kids are to come back week after week. From Leaside to Mississauga and Bloor West , Google reviews highlight supportive instructors, small class sizes, and programs that grow with students over time. Why Families Keep Returning Year After Year Many Toronto parents are not just looking for a short-term activity. They want programs their kids can grow with. That is why long-term enrollment says a lot. In recent Google reviews, multiple families mention their children attending MakerKids for three, five, even eight years – progressing from beginner coding classes into more advanced robotics , Minecraft , and Python programs. One parent noted it had been such an amazing experience watching their kids grow from beginners into confident coders over that time. Families also appreciate that programs are grouped by age and experience level. Younger students in Mini Makers classes can explore beginner-friendly STEM concepts, while older students can move into advanced coding and game development programs like Python and Unreal Engine. Kids Stay Engaged Because They Are Creating The strongest after-school programs do not feel like extra homework after a long school day. Students at MakerKids spend class time designing games, experimenting with robotics, building Minecraft systems, and working through hands-on STEM challenges with live instructor support. Parents notice this engagement at home, too. Several recent reviewers mention their children talking about class all week and not wanting to leave when it ends – a pattern that comes up consistently across MakerKids locations. One parent shared that their son has been in the Mini Makers program for over a year and still never wants to leave class. Many parents also talk about the social side of the experience. Kids collaborate on projects, solve challenges together, and often build friendships along the way. One reviewer noted their child made new friends, learned new skills, and had a great time – and is already signed up to return the following year. Personalized Support Changes the Experience Class size can completely change how kids experience STEM learning. One recurring theme in MakerKids reviews is how attentive the instructors are to each child’s progress. Parents describe staff taking the time to assess where their child is and recommending when they are ready to move into more challenging material – rather than keeping all kids at the same pace regardless of ability. This makes a real difference for beginners trying coding or robotics for the first time, and equally for kids who are ready to push further. Instead of sitting through passive lessons, students actively participate while instructors guide them through challenges step by step. Programs That Keep Up With Technology Technology changes quickly, and parents are increasingly looking for programs that evolve alongside it. This is something MakerKids families mention directly. One long-term reviewer noted that after years of attending, the curriculum continues to evolve, so their kids are always learning new, relevant skills rather than repeating the same material. MakerKids programs continue to expand into areas such as AI, coding, robotics, Python, Minecraft engineering systems, and 3D design. Programs also align closely with Ontario’s coding curriculum , giving students additional exposure to concepts connected to what they are already learning in school. What Toronto Parents Are Looking For Now Parents want after-school programs that feel organized, supportive, and genuinely worthwhile for their kids. Across recent Google reviews, the themes are consistent: encouraging and approachable instructors, hands-on STEM activities kids look forward to, and a learning environment where children feel comfortable trying new things. Several parents across the Leaside , Bloor West , and Mississauga locations describe MakerKids as one of their child’s favourite places – not just a program they attend, but one they genuinely love. Read more MakerKids reviews on Google . As interest in coding, robotics, Minecraft, and STEM education continues growing, more Toronto families are looking for programs that balance creativity, structure, and real-world technology skills in a way kids actually enjoy. Frequently Asked Questions What age groups are MakerKids after-school programs designed for? Programs are available for students in Grades 1-8, grouped by age and experience level. Grades 1-2 students start in Mini Makers , Grades 3-5 are Idea Incubators , and Grades 6-8 are Maker Mavericks , where students progress into advanced coding, Python, robotics, and Unreal Engine programs. How long do most kids stay enrolled at MakerKids? Many families stay enrolled for multiple years. It is common for students to start in beginner coding or Minecraft programs and progress through increasingly advanced levels over time. What makes MakerKids different from other after-school programs? Small class sizes, live instructor support, and a curriculum that evolves with technology. Students are actively building and creating each class rather than following passive tutorials. Are programs available at multiple Toronto locations? Yes. MakerKids runs weekly classes , camps , and after-school programs at Leaside, Bloor West, and Mississauga locations, with virtual options available for families who prefer online learning. Do kids need prior experience to join? No prior experience is needed. Programs are beginner-friendly and grouped by skill level so students of all experience levels feel comfortable from the first class. To learn more about MakerKids after-school programs, camps, and coding classes for kids in Toronto and Mississauga, contact info@makerkids.com or call 416-385-3577. The post After-School STEM Programs in Toronto Parents Recommend appeared first on MakerKids .
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Auto-posted meeting notes for 2026_06_16 (meetingnotes) New page {{meetings2026}} These are the notes from the [https://www.noisebridge.net/wiki/Category:Meeting_Notes The 868th Meeting of Noisebridge]. {|class="wikitable" style="text: left;" ! style="text-align:left;"| Date | 2026-06-16 |- ! Note-taker[s] | PUT YOUR NAME HERE NEWMAN, MICHAEL, nthmost, mcint |- ! Moderator[s] | Jet |} {|class="wikitable" | [[Meeting_Notes_2026_06_09|Previous Meeting]] | [[Meeting_Notes_2026_06_23|Next Meeting]] |} == Meeting Summary == = Introductions = * Favorite super hero * Jet: Spiderman * Newman: Scooby Doo * Jost: Batman * MJ: Tinker Bell * Zachy: Starlord * Naomi: Alastor from Hazbin Hotel * Michael: Batman * Chaz: Spawn * Fletcher: Donald Knuth * Daniel: Spiderman * Estella: Spiderman * Gwen: No super hero * Andrew: Dr Manhattan * Julius: Magneto * Sam: Ozymandius * Jonathan: Batman * Joel: Batman * ?: Spiderpunk * Ryan: Batman * Kavya: Absolute Batgirl * Heather: Sailor Mars * Weezy: Ti long (tiger that was locked up in kung fu panda) * Alex: Butcher * jojo: Batman * Audra: Wonderwoman * JD: = Short announcements and events = * Heather: Sewing Guild Meeting - June 25th afternoon, in the sewing room! * Naomi: Building a ingress for the music server (Beyla), if you want to add music please let me know * LX: Cyber Bridge wearable computer meetup jason from MIT area will be demoing a backpack computer and will be there friday at 7pm = Excellence = '''Our One Rule is to Be Excellent to Each Other.''' What does that mean? Please see our page on excellence https://www.noisebridge.net/wiki/Excellence! '''Weezy:''' Kindness and change and growth. Admitting mistakes. Saying sorry. Not sleeping. Using best judgment. Sharing tools and knowledge == Anti-Harassment Policy & Community Standards of Excellence == Noisebridge has an [[Anti-Harassment Policy]]! Everyone is expected to follow the Anti-Harassment Policy, please familiarize yourself with it.) For approachable & specific guidelines see: [[Community Standards]] Please note: '''https://safespace.noisebridge.net/ is one way to quickly raise issues which will be seen by people in Discord.''' == Brief Kudos == '''Chaz:''' Lucifer for cleaning the music room. '''Michael Newman:''' Dryn for pumping out materials on the knitting machine '''Weezy:''' To web daniel for funny little project beneath the sink. For Michael Newman for taking care the awning out there. = Consensus Items = '''Julius:''' NB should operate a tor exit node. and i am going to block this. because we need to talk about this. = Membership = Chaz is in the 3rd week of going for Core membership. this is Kavya's 4th week going for Core membership "I run the sewing circle. when i first started running it, there wasn't a lot of activity in the sewing room. happy to see ppl like Newman stepping up, i also want to help make it better." '''Elan:''' what will Core membership mean for you being able to make it better '''Kavya:''' you have more of a say in what does or doesn't happen. like the knitting machine, i was worried when i heard ppl were trying to get rid of it. I know a lot of ppl aren't that interested in sewing and knitting aspects of the hackerspace, but those are my favorite things, so that's why. '''JD:''' how long have you been coming around? can i see your face [is remote] '''Kavya:''' mid-December i started the sewing circle, i've been coming multiple times a week '''JD:''' no further questions '''Michael:''' on issues like the knitting machine, every person should have the same say on it, should be no extra weight on opinions from Core Members on anything in particular. just wanted to point that out. if you felt you weren't being heard, that's something we should do better on. '''Julius:''' yeah, you already have a seat at the table. '''Jet:''' any questions to NB about core membership? '''Kayva:''' what exactly is blocking '''Julius:''' Big C consesous process affect the way the space is run, a more formal way of running the community, core memebers have a say in blocking these items '''Naomi:''' The consesous process brings the commniuty to agreement on something, it doesnt mean everyone agreees, but thats weve talked about it enough to move forward. A block puts your membership on the line, saying, we cannot let this happen for the good of the space. '''Naomi:''' We need to be able to trust you that your blocks will improve the commnunity, that we aren't going to have to waste a lot of time on frivolous blocks. '''Kavya:''' i'm hoping we can get formal training going on the industrial machines again, would love to play a part in getting that going again. it's a shame ppl aren't able to do stuff like that right now. '''Zacchae:''' she hasn't been at Tuesday mtgs a lot, it's a little concerned she brought up that she would have more standing to stand up for things like the knitting machine. '''Heather:''' We've heard from her directly some reason and it comes down to her bias against textile arts. In theory it shouldn't matter, but sounds like shes concerned about the possibility that core members could be weighted more. '''Ken:''' I'm fairly new to the notion of Core etc, but seems like it shouldn't have any semblance of authority. this is simply a vested trust of the community in certain members to lead the community in the right ways. For that to happen i think someone has to have a little more involvement in the community, to have a holistic view of the whole thing. '''Alex:''' all valid pts so far, but we had a previous sewing group that left in a huff due to mistreatment, so important to have someone feel like they're fully listened to and ratified. the fact that the sewing circle was on Tuesdays explains why we haven't seen her much. if someone doesn't know what blocking is and how it works, that's on US, not them. '''Newman:''' you should be around long enough to know '''Naomi:''' Kavya had a hard time organizing on any other day than tuesday, and i told her it wouldn't be a problem if she couldn't come to a meeting on Tuesdays. And im not sure if it actually is. We should consider Elan's point about how it disempowers some ppl that we only have mtgs at this one time per week. '''Julius:''' This goes back to Elans point. Dispositionally I thinnk she ihas the qualities to be a core member '''Batman:''' She strikes me as someone who would be a great core member and leader. Is always willing to help people. '''Jet:''' As the person who sponsored, she is very kind. Has been very resilient in her adoption of the sewing room. Has really brought life ( people) into the sewing room. Shows immense responsibility. '''Heather:''' it would be nice to spread out core membership to other skill blocks, it does seem very tech concentrated. '''JD:''' it'd be good to have somebody in that social circle, helping sponsor ppl into access membership. '''Newman:''' as someone's who's spent an obscene amt of time in the sewing machine, i'm hesitant -- power struggle issues, and i'm not sure i've seen her contribute to the cleaning aspect of the space, i've cleaned up after her many times. But if Naomi, Jet, and Julius all feel this is the right move, i want to stand by your guys and not step in the way. '''Julius:''' how would you go about resolving the situation w/ the sewing room? do you feel like you could talk to her? '''Newman:''' yeah... but i feel like i've had this convo before, it's not like every single time... I've seen areas constantly left in a state of disarray, but the whole room is in disarray '''Ken:''' it might be a good reason to put a bit of delay on this type of membership for her, and i just don't have the sense of someone i can trust, not sure if she understands the full spirit of NB '''Naomi:''' i think the sewing guild mtg desperately needs to happen and i wonder if that would move the needle on this, and as a compromise (as her sponsor) maybe delay for a few weeks and see how things transpire '''Chaz:''' something conditional? like a provisional period Naomi, others: eighhghh actually this is feeling a little weird now '''Jet:''' we do have the "oh shit period", 2 weeks after membership '''Alex:''' this is interesting even just for the next case, i wonder if we can put together an improved member prep. like "knowing about the space more than one guild". it's never been a standard we've applied but maybe we should. So maybe we lean on the 2 weeks already part of our process, or maybe it's the 1-week deal '''Michael:''' her stated reasons for being a core member aren't things she get by being a core member, so I'm wondering why there is an issue in blocking is it b/c we're worried she'll get upset if we deny it? if she doesn't understand what it means maybe she shouldn't be one yet. this is not a judgement of her she seems great but its not clear how this benefits her. '''Alex:''' JD online said the thing, a core person who leads the group, is they're constantly sponsoring and bringing in ppl. if she didn't know things about core membership that's on us, so that could be fixed. '''Julius:''' i'm a little leery about bringing in process in-flight when someone's about to come in. A lot of the standards are things that are just kind of a vibe basically. So enforcing them in a very strict way with one particular person feels unfair. '''Jet:''' Based on what I'm hearing I'm willing to block '''Naomi:''' If Judy wanted to be a core member we wouldnt block her. We should not introduce requirements all of a sudden. Loren: 3 things # From this side chatter, I hear a drive to make the expectataions more clear - for Access and Core members. # Oh shit period is an older idea. The 4 weeks delay after access membership, and 4 weeks of actively applying for core membership in the meeting are a chance for us to set clear expectataions, ranther tha If our goal is a legible process, clear, helping people understand, step up, and take full part. 3) This feels like it's being ramrodded through - notes claim this is the 4th week, but it's the 2nd week in 3 months since she was granted Access Membership on [[Meeting_Notes_2026_03_17]], that's listed. '''Heather:''' maybe the 2nd time it was read out '''Loren:''' We list the member application and sponsorship in the notes -- so that we don't have a tyranny of people who happen to come to the Tuesday meeting (as raised just minutes ago) keeping a different view of reality that are visible, in the notes, online -- people who didn't happen to come to every meeting. "reality" that's not in the notes, would be tyranny by people who ...chose not to put things in the notes. '''Elan:''' Historically core membership is seen as getting more responsibility rather than more power, even though there is definitely structural power that that you can pull to make everyone annoyed at you. It was supposed to be something that was given enthusiastically by everyone. That being said, it seems that Kavya was set up with the expectation that she would just sail through --- blocking may very understandably cause her to step way back -- that shouldn't *alone* be a reason not to block but I don't want a miscommunication be the reason to she is left hanging with this. '''Jeojeo:''' In my opinion its important to have someone from the sewing guild be a core member and represent the sewing guild. I believe to become a core member cleaning up should be a fundamental thing '''JD:''' Nothing is naturally established process an NB. We make it up as we go. Its an organic conversation that comes. There really should be no reason why someone is in a hurry to become a core member. I'd love to see something in the established rules that you should have to be around for a year before you can become a core member. '''Ken:''' [membership/access] should be '''recognized''' (as already true of behavior and relationships) rather than '''bestowed''' as a title '''Julius:''' think you should have a good understanding of the space before being a core member - i disagree with requirements of cross-guild involvement Blocking on the basis - that it isn't an impediment to participation. '''Naomi:''' I could talk to Kavya and communicate the we fucked up. '''Jet:''' I also want to withdraw myself as a sponsor member as I don't know if I really know her well enough to have done that. '''Josh:''' I would hope whoever sponsors her next time makes it clear she doesn't need core membership to do any of the things you need to do. *Kavya comes back* '''Jet:''' We are going to block your membership today. = Discussion Items = == 1: <PUT_TOPIC_NAME_HERE> == {{DiscussionItem| | topic = <PUT_TOPIC_NAME_HERE> | raised_by = <PUT_NOISEBRIDGER_ALIAS_HERE> | seeking = decision/outcome/advice/[?] }} Peace Treaty Collective Estella Daniel PRIDE AFTER PARTY '''E:''' We throw events for the lgbtq and allies - We didnt feel like any spaces for raves were a safe place for this community, we've been throwing events for over a year, With local artists vendors, spaces. E: 100 - 150 people Amplified music yes '''Alchol:''' NO '''Food:''' There will be a dougnouht vender '''Fee:''' YES '''Resources:''' Would the downstairs area (Cleared) Work... YES Who do you know - W/Z CHRIS NAOMI Have you had events at NB - YES Date -THIS SATURDAY OUT BY 2AM HOSTS WILL STAY UNTIL CLEAN UP 18+ EVENT THERE WILL BE NO MINORS We like balloon Arches - .oOOo. WOOD SHOP WILL BE LOCKED DURING EVENT HOSTS WILL PROVIDE INSURANCE BEFORE FINALIZATION &_& Is this the event? https://ra.co/events/2433021 == 1: Meetings not every tuesday == {{DiscussionItem| | topic = Meetings not every tuesday | raised_by = Elan | seeking = decision/outcome/advice/[?] }} '''Elan:''' it's been noted that the Tuesday meetings often feature all of the same people every time, so I'm thinking of introducing a consensus item that makes it possible to vary (or add?) days where we have general meetings. == 2: one meeting notes template to rule them all == {{DiscussionItem| | topic = one meeting notes template to rule them all | raised_by = Nthmost | seeking = decision/consensus }} '''Naomi:''' Simplify Meeting Notes template / consolidate into ONE template -- we have a couple of different ones, one of them doesn't have a membership section, only one of them has the financial update section. I think we're smart enough to judge whether we do or don't need to use any particular section that week. '''Naomi:''' my intent here is to establish that we (I) can go ahead and do this, and the intent is to make things easier for people setting up meetings. Consistency is helpful, the more you can do things the same way every time, the better, especially if we're talking about having meetings on other days of the week or per month, making things as simple as possible user-interface wise seems useful. '''Loren:''' As person who made this, some meetings ran too long, so split them up to make sure people don't skip things. The member section might have been dropped for the time. Yes lets make sure membership is in all notes, request we don't go back to single meeting format. '''Jet:''' Is financial report the only difference? '''Naomi:''' I think if we're adding more days of the week it benefits us having a good UI to the template. '''Loren:''' Benefit of splitting them up: meetings tend to run longer because new meeting hosts don't know what to skip. Also definitely beneficial for diff't people to run the meetings. '''Naomi:''' we're already having a longer meeting, and this meeting notes template left a bunch of sections out. == 4: <PUT_TOPIC_NAME_HERE> == {{DiscussionItem| | topic = <PUT_TOPIC_NAME_HERE> | raised_by = <PUT_NOISEBRIDGER_ALIAS_HERE> | seeking = decision/outcome/advice/[?] }} '''Ryan (Batman):''' Update on event -- we're hosting a mutual aid skillshare event, Aug 1-2 that weekend, i initially came in to confirm we could do those dates, we now have that skeleton schedule here, and i want to ask for help scheduling that event online. had some trouble. would like to ask also about a fundraiser video for the space. the skillshare portion is coming here, and then we're going somewhere else to do distribution of resources. 10AM: people come in here. to 11:15, opening circle, introduction, etc. 11:15-12:30 icebreakers 12:30-1:30 informal convo 1:30-2:30 outreach prep -- supplies we're going to distribute later that day, we'll be setting them up here, and then taking them elsewhere to be given out. we come back at 5pm -- decompression, talk about mutual aid and direct action. Day 2: skillshare day (Aug 2) 10-10:30 check-in 10:30-11 recap, overview of topics of discussion 11-12:30 skillshare block 1 -- first section of skillshare discussions, TBD on structure when we know more about skills being shared. Lunch break 1:30-3 next skillshare block 3-3:30 closing circle 3:30-6 for an office BBQ Wanted to doublecheck that we can have an access or core member present at 10 or a little before. '''Elan:''' I'm happy to be here for that. '''Batman:''' Would like to make sure we can film a promo video at NB, highlight the fundraiser we want to do alongside that. and get on NB's socials to get the word out '''Jet:''' yep, i'm the social media guy. please ask throughout the space for consent to photograph them. we don't do blanket "on this day there will be videoing". If you do this in the mornings, there won't be many ppl here and most ppl will be ok with it or will get out of your way. == 3: <PUT_TOPIC_NAME_HERE> == {{DiscussionItem| | topic = <PUT_TOPIC_NAME_HERE> | raised_by = <PUT_NOISEBRIDGER_ALIAS_HERE> | seeking = decision/outcome/advice/[?] }} '''Chaz:''' Do we want to talk about terminology and membership stuff. What does a core member need to know before they become a core member. '''Chaz:''' What does a core memebership grant you, What are you expected to do? Are there any traits that are non-negotiable in a core member? '''Alex:''' in the interest of time tonight, I took notes on a lot of the things we discussed. I can bring them back next week to talk about this more when people have more energy. '''Loren:''' we have a permissionless ethos from the beginning when we let them in the door. So ideally as little as possible. This is our ideal, and it's been true, and we're trying to keep it true. The summary "soundbite" I've said (for the meeting) is that access members agree to be responsible for the space, core members agree to be responsible for the community. We also grant ppl guest badges and asking them not to bring others into the space on their own -- as part of how we ensure good culture in bringing others in. Membership is something that should be "recognized and not bestowed" per Ken. So a quality to me is something like being able to direct people to resources, like i don't know much about the woodshop but i can direct someone to someone who is. '''Chaz:''' Do you think the way we have core memebers defined is correct? '''Loren:''' descriptively -- the membership sheet, in the binder -- is the written source of truth, everyone will check that -- if it's not written on the core sheet -- people can have all other kinds of stories about what they in particular would like to see of the people they sponsor, so make sure whatever you want to advocate - that it winds up on the signup sheet. Very interested in ways to improve the qualification for core members so it's explicit, written down. '''Elan:''' Someone said it should a year long - I dont know if i agree with that. I think it should entail no power in the community. We do need ppl who are encoded w/ the legal responsibility as per our organizational structure. everyone has diff't concepts of what makes a good core membership. but it's definitely a vibes check. we're starting to get to the point where not everyone knows everyone. in some way this is like growing pains. '''Chaz:''' is it kind of like excellence where we have a technical definition for it but it's kind of like a vibes thing, not rigidly defined? '''Elan:''' not nec excellence, but i think it's analogous. we have had to dismember someone before and it's a very painful process. '''Naomi:''' We're finally circling back to NB 2018 where we have a community where not everyone knows everyone. Guilds were a response to that. Guilds are like having a smaller NB. Like smaller buds on the fractal. And trust can permeate those buds. You may not know someone to be able to trust them, but someone in their guild should be able to vouch for them. '''LX:''' Theres a few things that are not explicitly set in stone. Cultural things. Sometimes we're skipping the practical simple thing. What if to become a core member you get to help teach a new access member. Lets say you're waiting to become a core member. The next time someone wants to become and access member you then teach them about noisebridge, and the sponsor watches this happens and sees if they shepard them right. '''Newman:''' can you teach someone how to have good judgement of character? '''Loren:''' good explicit norms of culture '''Alex:''' some am't of judgement of character and then some specific explicit knowledge. combo of both. '''Julius:''' i think everyone who comes here is self-selected in, and everyone has the capacity to learn. we shouldn't say any particular person can't understand. '''Loren:''' given what you've learned now, what do you want to do or invite other ppl to do in furthering this discussion? '''Chaz:''' I think its a good idea to have core membershio training , or sponsership, watch you do stuff and having the sponser be more involved in this person being promoted. '''Loren:''' can i request/suggest we update the membership docs? you have fresh experience and opinions and could comment well(!) on the process '''Alex:''' that's what i was suggesting == 6: <PUT_TOPIC_NAME_HERE> == {{DiscussionItem| | topic = <PUT_TOPIC_NAME_HERE> | raised_by = Drynn | seeking = decision/outcome/advice/[?] }} '''Drynn:''' Membership Pass I'd like to see about getting 24/7 access to the space w/o being an access or core member. my biggest focus is using the knitting machine, if not here than at Sequoia Fabrica. '''Julius:''' Id be happy to set you up with 30 day access '''Jet:''' Drynn attemped to become an access member and was blocked b/c Drynn hasn't been here a very long time. He has '''Loren:''' techncially speaking, right now, we have guest, access, and core tiers. this will be a pull request [on Door] to do what we're talking about here. '''Zacchae:''' doesn't matter what it says, we're basically just giving someone access to the space? '''LX:''' We might want to make exceptions , where someone wants to be here 24 hours but they dont want to kick people out of the space. I cant kick people out upstairs, but id be fine with anyone whos in that same situation getting access. '''Loren:''' affirming the same... seems like we have consensus that Drynn should be an "all hours guest" or "non-closing access member". Michael, Julius, LX assent. Loren will enroll tonight. == 7: about NB running a Tor exit node == {{DiscussionItem| | topic = about NB running a Tor exit node | raised_by = Julius | seeking = decision/outcome/advice/[?] }} '''Julius:''' Tor exit node '''Jet:''' For the past month or so, weve thought about restarting noisetour, a series of computers that allow traffic from the tour network, to be routed to the real world, The risk is that NB traffic will be monitered by the forces that be. '''Julius:''' The reason i brought this up is because ive seen this convo bounce around, and ive been trying to voice my opinion. '''Josh:''' Noisebridge didn't operate the original noiseTor. We paid other people to operate and host. '''Loren:''' It was a separately run project. '''Julius:''' What Josh was saying, that would make me feel much more comfortable have the nodes located somewhere else. '''Jet:''' I agree now is a risky time to host a fleet. I'm still interested in doing it, but maybe i do it somewhere else. = Do-ocratic Task Board = Participation also means doing stuff to contribute to the space. Propose new tasks or pick some tasks from [https://github.com/noisebridge/buildout-capp Github], from what needs to be done around you, or whatever, and see if someone will sign up to work on that task. Anyone can sign up and it's a great way to show you are contributing! = End of Meeting = [[Category:Meeting Notes]]
Resources For Hosting Events ← Older revision Revision as of 20:46, 16 June 2026 Line 19: Line 19: ==Resources For Hosting Events== ==Resources For Hosting Events== https://www . noisebridge . net/wiki/Getting_Permits_For_Events == '''Permits''' == Follow the '''[[Getting_Permits_For_Events]]''' guide to get a permit if your event will have 50 or more people or other special requirements . The completed application and materials are due to SF Entertainment Commission no later than Seven (7) days prior to the proposed event. You may need to contact other City departments for permits and approvals; contacting them at least 2 weeks prior to the event will ensure you have enough time to prepare if any inspections and corrections are required . ==Editing the Event Wiki page to put things on the front page== ==Editing the Event Wiki page to put things on the front page== Line 49: Line 51: ====Communicate the event to the group==== ====Communicate the event to the group==== '''Publicize the event to the users of Noisebridge''' via the 8PM Tuesday meeting, this [[Category:Events|wiki]], the [[mailinglist|Noisebridge discussion and announcement mailing lists]], and the [[IRC|Noisebridge IRC channel]], with enough lead time that the community can respond and give feedback. See also, [[Mailinglist/Announce_guidelines]] for help on writing a good announcement mail! Also put the event on our [https://www.meetup.com/noisebridge/events/ Meetup Page] - send a message and ask to become an event organizer to do so. '''Publicize the event to the users of Noisebridge''' via the 8PM Tuesday meeting, this [[Category:Events|wiki]] , the [[mailinglist|Noisebridge discussion and announcement mailing lists]], and the [[IRC|Noisebridge IRC channel]], with enough lead time that the community can respond and give feedback. See also, [[Mailinglist/Announce_guidelines]] for help on writing a good announcement mail! Also put the event on our [https://www.meetup.com/noisebridge/events/ Meetup Page] - send a message and ask to become an event organizer to do so. Be aware of the existing ongoing events and try to work around them, even if they're not in your part of the space. Some events like 5MOF and work in the shop can be noisy! Also events might be happening that aren't listed anywhere that may create annoying room scheduling issues. Be aware of the existing ongoing events and try to work around them, even if they're not in your part of the space. Some events like 5MOF and work in the shop can be noisy! Also events might be happening that aren't listed anywhere that may create annoying room scheduling issues.
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Voortgang ← Oudere versie Versie van 17 jun 2026 21:02 (4 tussenliggende versies door dezelfde gebruiker niet weergegeven) Regel 1: Regel 1: [[Categorie:Projects]] [[Categorie:Projects]] [[Bestand:ARE_3N_fan_controll.png|miniatuur|Are 3.0N ventilator regelkastje]] {{Project {{Project |Name=ventilator-regeling |Name=ventilator-regeling Regel 5: Regel 6: |Contact=Elias of Lucas of Dw |Contact=Elias of Lucas of Dw }} }} = Wat = = Wat = De MakerSpace heeft goede ventilatie nodig, zowel om de temperatuur binnen de perken te houden in de zomer als omdat er binnen geverfd, gelast, geschuurd, gelaserd en geMaakt gaat worden waarbij allerhande dampen, stof, en stoffen vrijkomen. Er moet dus lucht verplaats worden, verse lucht van buiten naar binnen en vieze lucht van binnen naar buiten. De lucht hoeft niet gebakken te worden, alleen verplaatst. (Het gebouw heeft de neiging op te warmen, plat zwart dak met grote lichtkoepels). De MakerSpace heeft goede ventilatie nodig, zowel om de temperatuur binnen de perken te houden in de zomer als omdat er binnen geverfd, gelast, geschuurd, gelaserd en geMaakt gaat worden waarbij allerhande dampen, stof, en stoffen vrijkomen. Er moet dus lucht verplaats worden, verse lucht van buiten naar binnen en vieze lucht van binnen naar buiten. De lucht hoeft niet gebakken te worden, alleen verplaatst. (Het gebouw heeft de neiging op te warmen, plat zwart dak met grote lichtkoepels). Regel 85: Regel 85: == Gekozen regeling == == Gekozen regeling == In overleg met Ruud en Elias, en na navraag online, gekozen voor de ARE-3.0N regeling van Breve Tufvassons, geleverd door TME. Besteld op 15-06-2026 , voorraad verwacht 23-06, levering verwacht 30-06 (of eerder) . In overleg met Ruud en Elias, en na navraag online, gekozen voor de ARE-3.0N regeling van Breve Tufvassons, geleverd door TME. Besteld op 15-06-2026. Dit is een triac-regeling, bedoeld voor ventilatoren. De regeling heeft lokaal op het kastje een aan/uit schakelaar en een regelknop, en kan extern gestuurd worden met een 0-10V signaal of een potmeter. De minimale uitgangsspanning is instelbaar (boven de helft van de voedingsspanning). Dit is een triac-regeling, bedoeld voor ventilatoren. De regeling heeft lokaal op het kastje een aan/uit schakelaar en een regelknop, en kan extern gestuurd worden met een 0-10V signaal of een potmeter. De minimale uitgangsspanning is instelbaar (boven de helft van de voedingsspanning). We kunnen de regeling aansturen vanuit bijvoorbeeld een 'node' print of eender welke microcontroller (ESP8266/ESP32/Atmega328/RP2040, etc) door een 0-10V signaal te maken met PWM (of een DAC), of door een potmeter-signaal te maken door weerstanden te schakelen. 0-10V met PWM is waarschijnlijk het eenvoudigst. We kunnen de regeling aansturen vanuit bijvoorbeeld een 'node' print of eender welke microcontroller (ESP8266/ESP32/Atmega328/RP2040, etc) door een 0-10V signaal te maken met PWM (of een DAC), of door een potmeter-signaal te maken door weerstanden te schakelen. 0-10V met PWM is waarschijnlijk het eenvoudigst. == Handleidingen en documentatie == == Handleidingen en documentatie == Regel 114: Regel 112: Juni 2026: Juni 2026: * Er is gekozen welke ventilator-regeling we gaan gebruiken * Er is gekozen welke ventilator-regeling we gaan gebruiken * De ventilatorregelingen zijn besteld * De ventilatorregelingen zijn besteld op 15-06-2026, maar niet op voorraad. Voorraad verwacht 23-06, levering verwacht 30-06 (of eerder). * De ventilatorregelingen zijn betaald * 17-06: verzonden / onderweg - komen naar verwachting vrijdag de 19e aan. (Deellevering? Of alles?)
← Oudere versie Versie van 17 jun 2026 10:02 (Een tussenliggende versie door dezelfde gebruiker niet weergegeven) Regel 1: Regel 1: [[Category:Tools]][[Category:Electronics tools]] [[Category:Tools]][[Category:Electronics tools]] {{NoiseCat3}} {{SafetyCat5}} {{NoiseCat3}} {{SafetyCat5}} {{NeedsWorkOlga|Hebben we deze nog en zoja waar is 'ie? -- er is trouwens ook een niet-verwarmde tinzuiger die een wiki-uitleg mag. En wellicht de Litze. Dan kan het een pagina 'desolderen' worden met alle opties daartoe ineens, ook de [[desoldeernaalden]]}} De Desoldeerbout is <s>te vinden op de [[Electrobench]].</s> Ergens in een la te vinden. Denk ik. Hebben we 'm nog of kan deze wiki-pagina ook weg? De Desoldeerbout is <s>te vinden op de [[Electrobench]].</s> Ergens in een la te vinden. Denk ik. Hebben we 'm nog of kan deze wiki-pagina ook weg? Regel 28: Regel 30: Punt op de te desolderen verbinding plaatsen, soldeer laten smelten. Beetje met punt wiebelen rond het pootje van het component en knopje op bout indrukken zodat de veer ontspant. Door het vacuüm van het desoldeerpompje zal het tin de bout in worden gezogen. De verbinding is nu schoon. Zoniet: Een beetje vers tin toevoegen (voor de flux) en procedure herhalen. Punt op de te desolderen verbinding plaatsen, soldeer laten smelten. Beetje met punt wiebelen rond het pootje van het component en knopje op bout indrukken zodat de veer ontspant. Door het vacuüm van het desoldeerpompje zal het tin de bout in worden gezogen. De verbinding is nu schoon. Zoniet: Een beetje vers tin toevoegen (voor de flux) en procedure herhalen. = Na gebruik = * Goed af laten koelen voor opbergen * Soldeerkruimels van tafel vegen (stoffer en blik)
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Criou página com 'A placa de desenvolvimento ESP32-2432S028R, mais conhecida como "Cheap Yellow Display" (CYD), é uma placa chinesa que combina um módulo ESP32-WROOM-32, um display LCD TFT de 2,8 polegadas sensível ao toque, um conector para microSD e um LED RGB WS2812. É facilmente encontrada por preços atraentes. 512px ==ESP32-WROOM-32== Este módulo possui o ESP32 original (Xtensa Dual-Core 32-bit LX6, 240 MHz, 520kB de RAM, WiFi, Bluetooth Clássico...' Página nova A placa de desenvolvimento ESP32-2432S028R, mais conhecida como "Cheap Yellow Display" (CYD), é uma placa chinesa que combina um módulo ESP32-WROOM-32, um display LCD TFT de 2,8 polegadas sensível ao toque, um conector para microSD e um LED RGB WS2812. É facilmente encontrada por preços atraentes. [[Arquivo:CYD_Frente.jpg|512px]] ==ESP32-WROOM-32== Este módulo possui o ESP32 original (Xtensa Dual-Core 32-bit LX6, 240 MHz, 520kB de RAM, WiFi, Bluetooth Clássico e BLE), antena integrada e 4 MB de Flash. ==Display== O display LCD TFT de 2,8 polegadas possui resolução de 320x240 pontos e usa o controlador (ILI9341). Cada ponto possui 16bits de cor, no formato RGB565. ==Sensor de Toque== O sensor de toque da tela é resistivo e usa o controlador XPT2046. ==Outros Recursos== A placa possui um conector Micro USB para alimentação e comunicação serial, botões de Boot e Reset, um LED RGB WS2812 e um conector para ligação de alto-falante. O circuito para o alto-falante é bastante criticado. ==Esquema== [[Arquivo:ESP32-2432S028-MCU.jpg|800px]] [[Arquivo:ESP32-2432S028-LCM.jpg|800px]] ==Conectores== [[Arquivo:CYD_Traseira.jpg|512px]] ==Referências== https://randomnerdtutorials.com/micropython-cheap-yellow-display-board-cyd-esp32-2432s028r/
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Auto-posted meeting notes for 2026_06_16 (meetingnotes) New page {{meetings2026}} These are the notes from the [https://www.noisebridge.net/wiki/Category:Meeting_Notes The 868th Meeting of Noisebridge]. {|class="wikitable" style="text: left;" ! style="text-align:left;"| Date | 2026-06-16 |- ! Note-taker[s] | PUT YOUR NAME HERE NEWMAN, MICHAEL, nthmost, mcint |- ! Moderator[s] | Jet |} {|class="wikitable" | [[Meeting_Notes_2026_06_09|Previous Meeting]] | [[Meeting_Notes_2026_06_23|Next Meeting]] |} == Meeting Summary == = Introductions = * Favorite super hero * Jet: Spiderman * Newman: Scooby Doo * Jost: Batman * MJ: Tinker Bell * Zachy: Starlord * Naomi: Alastor from Hazbin Hotel * Michael: Batman * Chaz: Spawn * Fletcher: Donald Knuth * Daniel: Spiderman * Estella: Spiderman * Gwen: No super hero * Andrew: Dr Manhattan * Julius: Magneto * Sam: Ozymandius * Jonathan: Batman * Joel: Batman * ?: Spiderpunk * Ryan: Batman * Kavya: Absolute Batgirl * Heather: Sailor Mars * Weezy: Ti long (tiger that was locked up in kung fu panda) * Alex: Butcher * jojo: Batman * Audra: Wonderwoman * JD: = Short announcements and events = * Heather: Sewing Guild Meeting - June 25th afternoon, in the sewing room! * Naomi: Building a ingress for the music server (Beyla), if you want to add music please let me know * LX: Cyber Bridge wearable computer meetup jason from MIT area will be demoing a backpack computer and will be there friday at 7pm = Excellence = '''Our One Rule is to Be Excellent to Each Other.''' What does that mean? Please see our page on excellence https://www.noisebridge.net/wiki/Excellence! '''Weezy:''' Kindness and change and growth. Admitting mistakes. Saying sorry. Not sleeping. Using best judgment. Sharing tools and knowledge == Anti-Harassment Policy & Community Standards of Excellence == Noisebridge has an [[Anti-Harassment Policy]]! Everyone is expected to follow the Anti-Harassment Policy, please familiarize yourself with it.) For approachable & specific guidelines see: [[Community Standards]] Please note: '''https://safespace.noisebridge.net/ is one way to quickly raise issues which will be seen by people in Discord.''' == Brief Kudos == '''Chaz:''' Lucifer for cleaning the music room. '''Michael Newman:''' Dryn for pumping out materials on the knitting machine '''Weezy:''' To web daniel for funny little project beneath the sink. For Michael Newman for taking care the awning out there. = Consensus Items = '''Julius:''' NB should operate a tor exit node. and i am going to block this. because we need to talk about this. = Membership = Chaz is in the 3rd week of going for Core membership. this is Kavya's 4th week going for Core membership "I run the sewing circle. when i first started running it, there wasn't a lot of activity in the sewing room. happy to see ppl like Newman stepping up, i also want to help make it better." '''Elan:''' what will Core membership mean for you being able to make it better '''Kavya:''' you have more of a say in what does or doesn't happen. like the knitting machine, i was worried when i heard ppl were trying to get rid of it. I know a lot of ppl aren't that interested in sewing and knitting aspects of the hackerspace, but those are my favorite things, so that's why. '''JD:''' how long have you been coming around? can i see your face [is remote] '''Kavya:''' mid-December i started the sewing circle, i've been coming multiple times a week '''JD:''' no further questions '''Michael:''' on issues like the knitting machine, every person should have the same say on it, should be no extra weight on opinions from Core Members on anything in particular. just wanted to point that out. if you felt you weren't being heard, that's something we should do better on. '''Julius:''' yeah, you already have a seat at the table. '''Jet:''' any questions to NB about core membership? '''Kayva:''' what exactly is blocking '''Julius:''' Big C consesous process affect the way the space is run, a more formal way of running the community, core memebers have a say in blocking these items '''Naomi:''' The consesous process brings the commniuty to agreement on something, it doesnt mean everyone agreees, but thats weve talked about it enough to move forward. A block puts your membership on the line, saying, we cannot let this happen for the good of the space. '''Naomi:''' We need to be able to trust you that your blocks will improve the commnunity, that we aren't going to have to waste a lot of time on frivolous blocks. '''Kavya:''' i'm hoping we can get formal training going on the industrial machines again, would love to play a part in getting that going again. it's a shame ppl aren't able to do stuff like that right now. '''Zacchae:''' she hasn't been at Tuesday mtgs a lot, it's a little concerned she brought up that she would have more standing to stand up for things like the knitting machine. '''Heather:''' We've heard from her directly some reason and it comes down to her bias against textile arts. In theory it shouldn't matter, but sounds like shes concerned about the possibility that core members could be weighted more. '''Ken:''' I'm fairly new to the notion of Core etc, but seems like it shouldn't have any semblance of authority. this is simply a vested trust of the community in certain members to lead the community in the right ways. For that to happen i think someone has to have a little more involvement in the community, to have a holistic view of the whole thing. '''Alex:''' all valid pts so far, but we had a previous sewing group that left in a huff due to mistreatment, so important to have someone feel like they're fully listened to and ratified. the fact that the sewing circle was on Tuesdays explains why we haven't seen her much. if someone doesn't know what blocking is and how it works, that's on US, not them. '''Newman:''' you should be around long enough to know '''Naomi:''' Kavya had a hard time organizing on any other day than tuesday, and i told her it wouldn't be a problem if she couldn't come to a meeting on Tuesdays. And im not sure if it actually is. We should consider Elan's point about how it disempowers some ppl that we only have mtgs at this one time per week. '''Julius:''' This goes back to Elans point. Dispositionally I thinnk she ihas the qualities to be a core member '''Batman:''' She strikes me as someone who would be a great core member and leader. Is always willing to help people. '''Jet:''' As the person who sponsored, she is very kind. Has been very resilient in her adoption of the sewing room. Has really brought life ( people) into the sewing room. Shows immense responsibility. '''Heather:''' it would be nice to spread out core membership to other skill blocks, it does seem very tech concentrated. '''JD:''' it'd be good to have somebody in that social circle, helping sponsor ppl into access membership. '''Newman:''' as someone's who's spent an obscene amt of time in the sewing machine, i'm hesitant -- power struggle issues, and i'm not sure i've seen her contribute to the cleaning aspect of the space, i've cleaned up after her many times. But if Naomi, Jet, and Julius all feel this is the right move, i want to stand by your guys and not step in the way. '''Julius:''' how would you go about resolving the situation w/ the sewing room? do you feel like you could talk to her? '''Newman:''' yeah... but i feel like i've had this convo before, it's not like every single time... I've seen areas constantly left in a state of disarray, but the whole room is in disarray '''Ken:''' it might be a good reason to put a bit of delay on this type of membership for her, and i just don't have the sense of someone i can trust, not sure if she understands the full spirit of NB '''Naomi:''' i think the sewing guild mtg desperately needs to happen and i wonder if that would move the needle on this, and as a compromise (as her sponsor) maybe delay for a few weeks and see how things transpire '''Chaz:''' something conditional? like a provisional period Naomi, others: eighhghh actually this is feeling a little weird now '''Jet:''' we do have the "oh shit period", 2 weeks after membership '''Alex:''' this is interesting even just for the next case, i wonder if we can put together an improved member prep. like "knowing about the space more than one guild". it's never been a standard we've applied but maybe we should. So maybe we lean on the 2 weeks already part of our process, or maybe it's the 1-week deal '''Michael:''' her stated reasons for being a core member aren't things she get by being a core member, so I'm wondering why there is an issue in blocking is it b/c we're worried she'll get upset if we deny it? if she doesn't understand what it means maybe she shouldn't be one yet. this is not a judgement of her she seems great but its not clear how this benefits her. '''Alex:''' JD online said the thing, a core person who leads the group, is they're constantly sponsoring and bringing in ppl. if she didn't know things about core membership that's on us, so that could be fixed. '''Julius:''' i'm a little leery about bringing in process in-flight when someone's about to come in. A lot of the standards are things that are just kind of a vibe basically. So enforcing them in a very strict way with one particular person feels unfair. '''Jet:''' Based on what I'm hearing I'm willing to block '''Naomi:''' If Judy wanted to be a core member we wouldnt block her. We should not introduce requirements all of a sudden. Loren: 3 things # From this side chatter, I hear a drive to make the expectataions more clear - for Access and Core members. # Oh shit period is an older idea. The 4 weeks delay after access membership, and 4 weeks of actively applying for core membership in the meeting are a chance for us to set clear expectataions, ranther tha If our goal is a legible process, clear, helping people understand, step up, and take full part. 3) This feels like it's being ramrodded through - notes claim this is the 4th week, but it's the 2nd week in 3 months since she was granted Access Membership on [[Meeting_Notes_2026_03_17]], that's listed. '''Heather:''' maybe the 2nd time it was read out '''Loren:''' We list the member application and sponsorship in the notes -- so that we don't have a tyranny of people who happen to come to the Tuesday meeting (as raised just minutes ago) keeping a different view of reality that are visible, in the notes, online -- people who didn't happen to come to every meeting. "reality" that's not in the notes, would be tyranny by people who ...chose not to put things in the notes. '''Elan:''' Historically core membership is seen as getting more responsibility rather than more power, even though there is definitely structural power that that you can pull to make everyone annoyed at you. It was supposed to be something that was given enthusiastically by everyone. That being said, it seems that Kavya was set up with the expectation that she would just sail through --- blocking may very understandably cause her to step way back -- that shouldn't *alone* be a reason not to block but I don't want a miscommunication be the reason to she is left hanging with this. '''Jeojeo:''' In my opinion its important to have someone from the sewing guild be a core member and represent the sewing guild. I believe to become a core member cleaning up should be a fundamental thing '''JD:''' Nothing is naturally established process an NB. We make it up as we go. Its an organic conversation that comes. There really should be no reason why someone is in a hurry to become a core member. I'd love to see something in the established rules that you should have to be around for a year before you can become a core member. '''Ken:''' [membership/access] should be '''recognized''' (as already true of behavior and relationships) rather than '''bestowed''' as a title '''Julius:''' think you should have a good understanding of the space before being a core member - i disagree with requirements of cross-guild involvement Blocking on the basis - that it isn't an impediment to participation. '''Naomi:''' I could talk to Kavya and communicate the we fucked up. '''Jet:''' I also want to withdraw myself as a sponsor member as I don't know if I really know her well enough to have done that. '''Josh:''' I would hope whoever sponsors her next time makes it clear she doesn't need core membership to do any of the things you need to do. *Kavya comes back* '''Jet:''' We are going to block your membership today. = Discussion Items = == 1: <PUT_TOPIC_NAME_HERE> == {{DiscussionItem| | topic = <PUT_TOPIC_NAME_HERE> | raised_by = <PUT_NOISEBRIDGER_ALIAS_HERE> | seeking = decision/outcome/advice/[?] }} Peace Treaty Collective Estella Daniel PRIDE AFTER PARTY '''E:''' We throw events for the lgbtq and allies - We didnt feel like any spaces for raves were a safe place for this community, we've been throwing events for over a year, With local artists vendors, spaces. E: 100 - 150 people Amplified music yes '''Alchol:''' NO '''Food:''' There will be a dougnouht vender '''Fee:''' YES '''Resources:''' Would the downstairs area (Cleared) Work... YES Who do you know - W/Z CHRIS NAOMI Have you had events at NB - YES Date -THIS SATURDAY OUT BY 2AM HOSTS WILL STAY UNTIL CLEAN UP 18+ EVENT THERE WILL BE NO MINORS We like balloon Arches - .oOOo. WOOD SHOP WILL BE LOCKED DURING EVENT HOSTS WILL PROVIDE INSURANCE BEFORE FINALIZATION &_& Is this the event? https://ra.co/events/2433021 == 1: Meetings not every tuesday == {{DiscussionItem| | topic = Meetings not every tuesday | raised_by = Elan | seeking = decision/outcome/advice/[?] }} '''Elan:''' it's been noted that the Tuesday meetings often feature all of the same people every time, so I'm thinking of introducing a consensus item that makes it possible to vary (or add?) days where we have general meetings. == 2: one meeting notes template to rule them all == {{DiscussionItem| | topic = one meeting notes template to rule them all | raised_by = Nthmost | seeking = decision/consensus }} '''Naomi:''' Simplify Meeting Notes template / consolidate into ONE template -- we have a couple of different ones, one of them doesn't have a membership section, only one of them has the financial update section. I think we're smart enough to judge whether we do or don't need to use any particular section that week. '''Naomi:''' my intent here is to establish that we (I) can go ahead and do this, and the intent is to make things easier for people setting up meetings. Consistency is helpful, the more you can do things the same way every time, the better, especially if we're talking about having meetings on other days of the week or per month, making things as simple as possible user-interface wise seems useful. '''Loren:''' As person who made this, some meetings ran too long, so split them up to make sure people don't skip things. The member section might have been dropped for the time. Yes lets make sure membership is in all notes, request we don't go back to single meeting format. '''Jet:''' Is financial report the only difference? '''Naomi:''' I think if we're adding more days of the week it benefits us having a good UI to the template. '''Loren:''' Benefit of splitting them up: meetings tend to run longer because new meeting hosts don't know what to skip. Also definitely beneficial for diff't people to run the meetings. '''Naomi:''' we're already having a longer meeting, and this meeting notes template left a bunch of sections out. == 4: <PUT_TOPIC_NAME_HERE> == {{DiscussionItem| | topic = <PUT_TOPIC_NAME_HERE> | raised_by = <PUT_NOISEBRIDGER_ALIAS_HERE> | seeking = decision/outcome/advice/[?] }} '''Ryan (Batman):''' Update on event -- we're hosting a mutual aid skillshare event, Aug 1-2 that weekend, i initially came in to confirm we could do those dates, we now have that skeleton schedule here, and i want to ask for help scheduling that event online. had some trouble. would like to ask also about a fundraiser video for the space. the skillshare portion is coming here, and then we're going somewhere else to do distribution of resources. 10AM: people come in here. to 11:15, opening circle, introduction, etc. 11:15-12:30 icebreakers 12:30-1:30 informal convo 1:30-2:30 outreach prep -- supplies we're going to distribute later that day, we'll be setting them up here, and then taking them elsewhere to be given out. we come back at 5pm -- decompression, talk about mutual aid and direct action. Day 2: skillshare day (Aug 2) 10-10:30 check-in 10:30-11 recap, overview of topics of discussion 11-12:30 skillshare block 1 -- first section of skillshare discussions, TBD on structure when we know more about skills being shared. Lunch break 1:30-3 next skillshare block 3-3:30 closing circle 3:30-6 for an office BBQ Wanted to doublecheck that we can have an access or core member present at 10 or a little before. '''Elan:''' I'm happy to be here for that. '''Batman:''' Would like to make sure we can film a promo video at NB, highlight the fundraiser we want to do alongside that. and get on NB's socials to get the word out '''Jet:''' yep, i'm the social media guy. please ask throughout the space for consent to photograph them. we don't do blanket "on this day there will be videoing". If you do this in the mornings, there won't be many ppl here and most ppl will be ok with it or will get out of your way. == 3: <PUT_TOPIC_NAME_HERE> == {{DiscussionItem| | topic = <PUT_TOPIC_NAME_HERE> | raised_by = <PUT_NOISEBRIDGER_ALIAS_HERE> | seeking = decision/outcome/advice/[?] }} '''Chaz:''' Do we want to talk about terminology and membership stuff. What does a core member need to know before they become a core member. '''Chaz:''' What does a core memebership grant you, What are you expected to do? Are there any traits that are non-negotiable in a core member? '''Alex:''' in the interest of time tonight, I took notes on a lot of the things we discussed. I can bring them back next week to talk about this more when people have more energy. '''Loren:''' we have a permissionless ethos from the beginning when we let them in the door. So ideally as little as possible. This is our ideal, and it's been true, and we're trying to keep it true. The summary "soundbite" I've said (for the meeting) is that access members agree to be responsible for the space, core members agree to be responsible for the community. We also grant ppl guest badges and asking them not to bring others into the space on their own -- as part of how we ensure good culture in bringing others in. Membership is something that should be "recognized and not bestowed" per Ken. So a quality to me is something like being able to direct people to resources, like i don't know much about the woodshop but i can direct someone to someone who is. '''Chaz:''' Do you think the way we have core memebers defined is correct? '''Loren:''' descriptively -- the membership sheet, in the binder -- is the written source of truth, everyone will check that -- if it's not written on the core sheet -- people can have all other kinds of stories about what they in particular would like to see of the people they sponsor, so make sure whatever you want to advocate - that it winds up on the signup sheet. Very interested in ways to improve the qualification for core members so it's explicit, written down. '''Elan:''' Someone said it should a year long - I dont know if i agree with that. I think it should entail no power in the community. We do need ppl who are encoded w/ the legal responsibility as per our organizational structure. everyone has diff't concepts of what makes a good core membership. but it's definitely a vibes check. we're starting to get to the point where not everyone knows everyone. in some way this is like growing pains. '''Chaz:''' is it kind of like excellence where we have a technical definition for it but it's kind of like a vibes thing, not rigidly defined? '''Elan:''' not nec excellence, but i think it's analogous. we have had to dismember someone before and it's a very painful process. '''Naomi:''' We're finally circling back to NB 2018 where we have a community where not everyone knows everyone. Guilds were a response to that. Guilds are like having a smaller NB. Like smaller buds on the fractal. And trust can permeate those buds. You may not know someone to be able to trust them, but someone in their guild should be able to vouch for them. '''LX:''' Theres a few things that are not explicitly set in stone. Cultural things. Sometimes we're skipping the practical simple thing. What if to become a core member you get to help teach a new access member. Lets say you're waiting to become a core member. The next time someone wants to become and access member you then teach them about noisebridge, and the sponsor watches this happens and sees if they shepard them right. '''Newman:''' can you teach someone how to have good judgement of character? '''Loren:''' good explicit norms of culture '''Alex:''' some am't of judgement of character and then some specific explicit knowledge. combo of both. '''Julius:''' i think everyone who comes here is self-selected in, and everyone has the capacity to learn. we shouldn't say any particular person can't understand. '''Loren:''' given what you've learned now, what do you want to do or invite other ppl to do in furthering this discussion? '''Chaz:''' I think its a good idea to have core membershio training , or sponsership, watch you do stuff and having the sponser be more involved in this person being promoted. '''Loren:''' can i request/suggest we update the membership docs? you have fresh experience and opinions and could comment well(!) on the process '''Alex:''' that's what i was suggesting == 6: <PUT_TOPIC_NAME_HERE> == {{DiscussionItem| | topic = <PUT_TOPIC_NAME_HERE> | raised_by = Drynn | seeking = decision/outcome/advice/[?] }} '''Drynn:''' Membership Pass I'd like to see about getting 24/7 access to the space w/o being an access or core member. my biggest focus is using the knitting machine, if not here than at Sequoia Fabrica. '''Julius:''' Id be happy to set you up with 30 day access '''Jet:''' Drynn attemped to become an access member and was blocked b/c Drynn hasn't been here a very long time. He has '''Loren:''' techncially speaking, right now, we have guest, access, and core tiers. this will be a pull request [on Door] to do what we're talking about here. '''Zacchae:''' doesn't matter what it says, we're basically just giving someone access to the space? '''LX:''' We might want to make exceptions , where someone wants to be here 24 hours but they dont want to kick people out of the space. I cant kick people out upstairs, but id be fine with anyone whos in that same situation getting access. '''Loren:''' affirming the same... seems like we have consensus that Drynn should be an "all hours guest" or "non-closing access member". Michael, Julius, LX assent. Loren will enroll tonight. == 7: about NB running a Tor exit node == {{DiscussionItem| | topic = about NB running a Tor exit node | raised_by = Julius | seeking = decision/outcome/advice/[?] }} '''Julius:''' Tor exit node '''Jet:''' For the past month or so, weve thought about restarting noisetour, a series of computers that allow traffic from the tour network, to be routed to the real world, The risk is that NB traffic will be monitered by the forces that be. '''Julius:''' The reason i brought this up is because ive seen this convo bounce around, and ive been trying to voice my opinion. '''Josh:''' Noisebridge didn't operate the original noiseTor. We paid other people to operate and host. '''Loren:''' It was a separately run project. '''Julius:''' What Josh was saying, that would make me feel much more comfortable have the nodes located somewhere else. '''Jet:''' I agree now is a risky time to host a fleet. I'm still interested in doing it, but maybe i do it somewhere else. = Do-ocratic Task Board = Participation also means doing stuff to contribute to the space. Propose new tasks or pick some tasks from [https://github.com/noisebridge/buildout-capp Github], from what needs to be done around you, or whatever, and see if someone will sign up to work on that task. Anyone can sign up and it's a great way to show you are contributing! = End of Meeting = [[Category:Meeting Notes]]
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