[Noisebridge-discuss] Heat press not functional, repair help needed.

Jeffrey Faden jeffreyatw at gmail.com
Tue Jan 19 06:53:12 UTC 2016


Dude what do you think the Reboot was about. Noisebridge passed electrical inspection. And fire safety. Quit spreading FUD, if you please.

Jeffrey




On Mon, Jan 18, 2016 at 5:38 PM -0800, "subbes" <subbes at gmail.com> wrote:










So will we be pointing everyone in the direction of Tech Shop when
Noisebridge fails an electrical inspection and gets shut down?


On Sun, Jan 17, 2016 at 11:13 PM, Rubin Abdi  wrote:
> https://noisebridge.net/index.php?title=Do-ocracy&oldid=11433
>
> Do-ocracy is a process in which people decide to do things on their own, no
> permission necessary. Considering there isn't anyone as Noisebridge who has
> any authority to give permission, the logic is then that anyone is allowed
> to give permission to you, including yourself.
>
> Kyle tried using a thing at Noisebridge. Kyle found said thing to be broken.
> Kyle decided to do-ocractically attempt to fix thing. Kyle was unsuccessful.
> Kyle is now being excellent by politely letting the list know about all
> this.
>
> Kyle did all the right things.
>
> Hackers learn by taking things apart and breaking stuff. That's what
> Noisebridge is for. If anyone tells you otherwise please point them in the
> direction of the Tech Shop.
>
>
> On 17 January 2016 at 22:24, Josh Juran  wrote:
>>
>> On Jan 17, 2016, at 6:33 PM, Henner Zeller  wrote:
>>
>> > On 17 January 2016 at 15:07,   wrote:
>> >> Hey sorry I understand but I determined that it was a do-ocratically
>> >> excellent thing to do at the time. Lesson learned.
>> >
>> > It is perfectly excellent, just make sure to fix with the right fuse
>> > to not verschlimmbessern it (German expression for: attempting to
>> > improve something but making it worse in the process).
>>
>> I'm going to recommend that people stop describing do-ocracy as meaning
>> that you should "just do" a thing without asking permission.  My observation
>> is that this idea is harmful.
>>
>> Instead, consider that do-ocracy means that the answer to "who's supposed
>> to do X?" (where X is something currently going undone) is whomever is
>> asking the question.  That doesn't mean that X is a good idea, that the
>> community has consensed on it, or that people won't be upset if X is done
>> (or attempted unsuccessfully).  It only means that you shouldn't expect
>> someone else to do it for you.
>>
>> Josh
>>
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