[Noisebridge-discuss] Unable to stream classes anymore

[Casey Callendrello]

We've had people fucking with the internet before. It happens. Some
Noisebridgers don't understand that doocracy also requires extreme
discretion.

All the important patches are labeled on the wiki.

-Casey

On 1/18/14, 2:06 PM, bfb wrote:
> The patch board was stripped of all patches. Thus all of the labeled
> and hard wired connections do not work. I restored connectivity to #14
> in Touring on Wednesday to bring Internet to the collaboration station. 
>
> -------- Original message --------
> From: jim
> Date:01/18/2014 11:36 (GMT-08:00)
> To: James Sundquist
> Cc: NoiseBridge Discuss
> Subject: Re: [Noisebridge-discuss] Unable to stream classes anymore
>
>
>     It varied from season to season, seasons being
> several months at a stretch.
>     A few years ago disturbances were seldom.
>     Two years ago the incidents of disturbance
> increased to something like one or two times a month.
>     Disturbances have included
> * loss of physical connectivity (cable removal at
>   the switch, fairly regularly),
> * loss of logical connectivity (no connection to our
>   reserved IP address, rarely),
> * removal of physical equipment that we had brought
>   into the Turing classroom and labeled for use of
>   the Linux Study Group in Turing (frequently),
> * objections at meetings to our setting anything up
>   in the Turing classroom (occasionally, despite the
>   regular modifications in the main space, the fact
>   of sewing machines, saws and drills, a darkroom,
>   a projector in the Church classroom, and so on--
>   to none of which we object, so why object to what
>   we wanted to do--add some shelving for pertinent
>   books, a dedicated server and router and switches
>   and other equipment, all available for anyone to
>   use, just not re-purpose or remove...). We can
>   not understand how our doing such would impact
>   anyone's interests (the supposed basis of consensus),
>   given the nature of the space and the inclusiveness
>   we tried to promote.
> * physical harassment of people coming to attend the
>   study group on Tuesday afternoons.
>
>     Generally several of us have felt hostility from
> some persons at Noisebridge.
>     In fairness, we have also benefited from the good
> will and good efforts of some persons at Noisebridge.
>     Overall, the disruptions have been too much for us
> to maintain a consistent direction, so we've moved to
> the Western Addition Community Technology Center at
> 1003 Turk Street near Laguna, on Thursday afternoons
> from 3 to 5 PM.
>
>
>
>
> On Sat, 2014-01-18 at 11:10 -0800, James Sundquist wrote:
> > Wow, that is a terrible issue to have in both classrooms.  How often
> > are the cables removed/diverted?  Is this something that changes on a
> > weekly basis?
> >
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