[Noisebridge-discuss] /missing/...
jim
jim at systemateka.com
Thu Mar 1 06:09:45 UTC 2012
For me, the big hurt was the loss itself, not the things
lost; it was the sense that others using the space don't
want to bother taking the time and effort to consider that
what looks like shit to them might matter to someone else
(of course, some of the stuff in turing did seem pretty much
like shit to me, too...). That is terrifically discouraging.
Thanks to Ben and Ronald and others who want to make
good, that's really important.
What I want to work on is an approach to demystifying
computer stuff. I'd like help to build a small lab that
people can completely screw up, no holds barred (i've seen
computer labs that bar holds, set up by well-meaning people
who have a poor sense of what education really is, such
that people can't break the lab itself: those that I've
seen have failed and been laughed at by everyone who's got
skills).
I know it can be done, and done in the Turing room
without inconveniencing other types of classes or meetings
held there. I'd like the sense that I and any one else who
cares can build up stuff to see how it flies, and that it's
protected for at least a little while, from preconceived
notions.
I still believe that each area in the space will
benefit from having a few champions own it, not to the
exclusion of anyone else. The electronics, the tastebridge,
and the sewing areas seem pretty successful in that way--
there are some few people who are committed to keeping
order and supplies and yet permit anybody who wants to do
stuff to do as they please. It's a good model.
God forbid we'd formalize anything, of course.
On Wed, 2012-02-29 at 20:43 -0800, Ronald Cotoni wrote:
> I happen to have a ton of 1u machines lying at my apartment if he
> would like one of those. Some are Xeon's some are dual core pentium
> d's.
>
> On Wed, Feb 29, 2012 at 8:33 PM, Ben Kochie <superq at gmail.com> wrote:
> I talked to jim and it is likely the 1U computer was put in
> ewaste. This is my fault for not reviewing things more
> closely. My criteria for ewaste is fairly harsh. I have
> already offered to replace the machine.
>
> On Feb 28, 2012 5:57 PM, "maestro" <maestro415 at gmail.com>
> wrote:
>
> # in the bullshit taking shit out of turing the tote
> has been found and seems to have things in tact,
> however...
> # the pc tower that was with it has NOT been found and
> was clearly tagged turing and had cardboard taped over
> that...
> # where is this computer?...
> # jim has a single unit computer that belongs to his
> friend that was in the "rack" room adjacent to the
> library where the house rack(s) are...
> # where is this computer?
>
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