Noisebridge - User contributions [en]

Group Buy

2016-12-06T22:36:42Z

98.234.239.204: incremented robbintt's rpi 0 request

This page is intended to coordinate group orders from distributors such as Adafruit, TAP Plastics, and other such places. We'll use this to maintain lists during the process of coordination, and all lists on the page should be considered provisional and subject to revision and eventually deletion after the order is made. Please date any list you add here, and mention the name, slack handle, and/or email address of the main contact for the order. If you add an item to a list currently being coordinated, please inform the main contact for the order, or else your items may not be purchased.

Order lists should be organized first by requesters and second by the items request, with their quantities and per-item price. So for example, if Wintermute and Neuromancer each want to order a Raspberry Pi Zero, Wintermute wants to also order a Pi Zero case, and Neuromancer wants an HDMI board, the list they would create would look like this:

* Wintermute
# Raspberry Pi Zero ($5, quantity: 1)
# Raspberry Pi Zero case ($2, quantity: 1)
* Neuromancer
# Raspberry Pi Zero ($5, quantity: 1)
# Raspberry Pi Zero HDMI board ($3, quantity: 1)

Items should have enough information associated with them to uniquely identify the items from the distributors web store or physical store.

== Group Buy 1 - Adafruit - Purchase Date 2016-12-09 ==

Coordinator: Darryl (@augur, psygnisfive@yahoo.com)

* jsk
# rpi zero ($5, quantity: 1, https://www.adafruit.com/products/2885)
*robbintt
#rpi zero ($5, quantity: 2)
#teensy 2.0 ($15.95, quantity: 1, https://www.adafruit.com/products/199)
*juan
#rpi zero ($5, quantity: 1)
*vending machine
# rpi zero ($5, quanitity: 5)
# rpi 3 ($39.95, quanitity: 2, https://www.adafruit.com/products/3055)
# arduino uno r3 ($24.95, quantity: 2, url: https://www.adafruit.com/products/50)
# usb hub ($4.95, QTY: 3, https://www.adafruit.com/products/2991)
*vicky
#rpi zero ($5, quantity: 1)
#Adafruit Feather 32u4 Bluefruit LE ($29.95 https://www.adafruit.com/products/2829, QTY: 1)
#FeatherWing Doubler - Prototyping Add-on For All Feather Boards ($7.50 https://www.adafruit.com/products/2890 QTY: 1)
#DC Motor + Stepper FeatherWing Add-on For All Feather Boards ($19.95 https://www.adafruit.com/products/2927 QTY: 1)
#Mini Robot Rover Chassis Kit - 2WD with DC Motors ($24.95 https://www.adafruit.com/products/2939 QTY: 1)
#Mini Pan-Tilt Kit - Assembled with Micro Servos ($18.95 https://www.adafruit.com/products/1967 QTY: 1)

== Group Buy 2 - Alibaba Express - Purchase Date ?? ==

Coordinator: Darryl (@augur, psygnisfive@yahoo.com)

* vending machine
# [[https://www.aliexpress.com/item/5V-2A-Braided-Micro-Usb-Cable-Sync-Data-and-Charging-Phone-Cables-for-MI-Redmi-Note/32666053432.html| usb cables]] ($49.37 (total), quantity: 40, length: 1m)

* Steve Phillips / @elimisteve
# [https://www.aliexpress.com/item/5V-2A-Braided-Micro-Usb-Cable-Sync-Data-and-Charging-Phone-Cables-for-MI-Redmi-Note/32666053432.html| USB cable] (total: $1.31, quantity: 1, length: 1m)
# [https://www.aliexpress.com/item/5V-2A-Braided-Micro-Usb-Cable-Sync-Data-and-Charging-Phone-Cables-for-MI-Redmi-Note/32666053432.html| USB cable] (total: $3.24, quantity: 1, length: 3m)

== Group Buy 3 - Amazon - Purchase Date ?? ==

Coordinator: Darryl (@augur, psygnisfive@yahoo.com)

* vending machine
# MicroSD cards ~4GB (QTY: 5)

Daytime Access

2016-12-06T22:33:55Z

98.234.239.204:

A Noisebridge member can give a person who has been excellent at Noisebridge an [[RFID Token]]. These tokens allow a person to access the space without ringing the doorbell during Noisebridge's daytime hours.

== Privileges ==

A person with daytime access...

* ...can open the door at Noisebridge from '''11 AM to 10 PM''', 7 days a week.
* ...can open the door from the outside, or can tap their token to let in a person who is ringing the doorbell.
* ...has these privileges for '''30 days''', after which a member, at their sole discretion, can renew access.

== Responsibilities ==

A person with daytime access...

* ...should close down the space at 10 PM, if there are no members/philanthropists in the space who will take responsibility for it.
* ...must be willing and able to take responsibility for the space while they are there.
* ...must be willing and able to take responsibility for any guests they let in.
* ...should know how to close down the space, if they are the only people with access in the space at that time.

== How to give access ==
A Member can give someone daytime access by tapping their card to the reader on the door, and pressing either <code>[1] Grant Access</code> if the person has not had daytime access on that card before, or <code>[2] Upgrade</code> if the person has ever had daytime access before, no matter how long ago it was.

When a member gives access, they should make sure that the person with daytime access...

* ...will be an excellent part of Noisebridge's community.
* ...knows how to let people in, including giving tours of the space, and taking responsibility for them,
* ...knows how to close down the space.

Category:Pages with a Noisebridge Tiny URL

2016-11-30T19:32:56Z

98.234.239.204: /* How does this work? */

=What?=

A '''URL Shortener''' or '''link shortener''' is a tool for making URLs easier to remember and type in. Ours is [http://nburl.net nburl.net].

=How does this work?=

'''nburl.net''' is a 1-to-1 redirect to our wiki.

Our Mediawiki instance will redirect anything dumped into the root path and see if there's a wiki page for it.

=How to use our URL shortening service=

==Redirecting to short titled wiki pages==

<tt style="color: red"><nowiki>https://noisebridge.net/wiki/About</nowiki></tt>

Take the title of the page and stick it in after <tt style="color: green">nburl.net/</tt> ...

<tt style="color: green"><nowiki>nburl.net/about</nowiki></tt>

When you go to the short URL, your browser is redirected as such...

<tt style="color: green">nburl.net/about </tt> <tt style="color: black; font-size:200%"> → </tt> <tt style="color: blue"><nowiki>https://noisebridge.net/about </nowiki></tt> <tt style="color: black; font-size:200%"> → </tt> <tt style="color: red"><nowiki>https://noisebridge.net/wiki/About</nowiki></tt>

==Redirecting to annoying_and_hard_to_remember titled wiki pages==

<tt style="color: red"><nowiki>https://noisebridge.net/wiki/Maps_of_2169_Mission</nowiki></tt>

Since the title is rather long, let's create a stub new page on the wiki called <tt style="color: orange"><nowiki>map</nowiki></tt>...

<tt style="color: orange"><nowiki>https://noisebridge.net/wiki/map</nowiki></tt>

Click on create at the top of the new page. Inside this new <tt style="color: orange"><nowiki>map</nowiki></tt> page we're going to add in 1 line to redirect to <tt style="color: red"><nowiki>Maps_of_2169_Mission</nowiki></tt>...

<pre>#REDIRECT [[Maps_of_2169_Mission]]</pre>

Take the title of the new shorter <tt style="color: orange"><nowiki>map</nowiki></tt> page and stick it in after <tt style="color: green">nburl.net/</tt> ...

<tt style="color: green"><nowiki>nburl.net/map</nowiki></tt>

When you go to the short URL, your browser is redirected as such...

<tt style="color: green">nburl.net/map </tt> <tt style="color: black; font-size:200%"> → </tt> <tt style="color: blue"><nowiki>https://noisebridge.net/map </nowiki></tt> <tt style="color: black; font-size:200%"> → </tt> <tt style="color: orange"><nowiki>https://noisebridge.net/wiki/map </nowiki></tt> <tt style="color: black; font-size:200%"> → </tt> <tt style="color: red"><nowiki>https://noisebridge.net/wiki/Maps_of_2169_Mission</nowiki></tt>

==Redirecting to internet linkz not on the wiki==

<tt style="color: red"><nowiki>https://html5zombo.com</nowiki></tt>

This URL isn't on Noisebridge's wiki, but it would be nice to have a zimple URL that can direct people with the click of a link to the right place. Let'z create a new page on the wiki called <tt style="color: orange"><nowiki>zombo</nowiki></tt>...

<tt style="color: orange"><nowiki>https://noisebridge.net/wiki/zombo</nowiki></tt>

Click on create at the top of the new page. Inside this new <tt style="color: orange"><nowiki>zombo</nowiki></tt> page we're just going to pazte a link to <tt style="color: red"><nowiki>https://html5zombo.com</nowiki></tt>...

<pre>https://html5zombo.com</pre>

Take the title of the new shorter <tt style="color: orange"><nowiki>zombo</nowiki></tt> page and ztick it in after <tt style="color: green">nburl.net/</tt> ...

<tt style="color: green"><nowiki>nburl.net/zombo</nowiki></tt>

When you go to the short URL, your browser is redirected as zuch...

<tt style="color: green">nburl.net/zombo </tt> <tt style="color: black; font-size:200%"> → </tt> <tt style="color: blue"><nowiki>https://noisebridge.net/zombo </nowiki></tt> <tt style="color: black; font-size:200%"> → </tt> <tt style="color: orange"><nowiki>https://noisebridge.net/wiki/zombo </nowiki></tt> <tt style="color: black; font-size:200%"> → </tt> <tt style="color: red"><nowiki>C</nowiki></tt><tt style="color: orange"><nowiki>l</nowiki></tt><tt style="color: blue"><nowiki>i</nowiki></tt><tt style="color: magenta"><nowiki>c</nowiki></tt><tt style="color: cyan"><nowiki>k </nowiki></tt><tt style="color: lime"><nowiki>L</nowiki></tt><tt style="color: red"><nowiki>i</nowiki></tt><tt style="color: orange"><nowiki>n</nowiki></tt><tt style="color: blue"><nowiki>k </nowiki></tt> <tt style="color: black; font-size:200%"> → </tt> <tt style="color: red"><nowiki>https://html5zombo.com</nowiki></tt>

''You can do anything with nburl, anything at all, the only limit is yourself. welcome. the unattainable is unknown at nburl.''

=Changes we could make=

Around the Noisebridge space are labels such as [http://nburl.net/trash nburl.net/trash] or [http://nburl.net/sewing nburl.net/sewing], which forward to pages on the wiki. By putting a short URL on equipment and objects in the space, we provide a way for people to look up more info.

Ideally, the short URL should lead to a wiki page with the following:

# The instruction manual for this item, or any records related to it
# Where to put the object when you are done with it
# Any scheduling info related to this object, or if it is currently being used by someone else for a project

[[Category:Top level]]

{{DocsWG}}

Category:Pages with a Noisebridge Tiny URL

2016-11-30T19:32:49Z

98.234.239.204:

=What?=

A '''URL Shortener''' or '''link shortener''' is a tool for making URLs easier to remember and type in. Ours is [http://nburl.net nburl.net].

=How does this work?=

nburl.net is a 1-to-1 redirect to our wiki.

Our Mediawiki instance will redirect anything dumped into the root path and see if there's a wiki page for it.

=How to use our URL shortening service=

==Redirecting to short titled wiki pages==

<tt style="color: red"><nowiki>https://noisebridge.net/wiki/About</nowiki></tt>

Take the title of the page and stick it in after <tt style="color: green">nburl.net/</tt> ...

<tt style="color: green"><nowiki>nburl.net/about</nowiki></tt>

When you go to the short URL, your browser is redirected as such...

<tt style="color: green">nburl.net/about </tt> <tt style="color: black; font-size:200%"> → </tt> <tt style="color: blue"><nowiki>https://noisebridge.net/about </nowiki></tt> <tt style="color: black; font-size:200%"> → </tt> <tt style="color: red"><nowiki>https://noisebridge.net/wiki/About</nowiki></tt>

==Redirecting to annoying_and_hard_to_remember titled wiki pages==

<tt style="color: red"><nowiki>https://noisebridge.net/wiki/Maps_of_2169_Mission</nowiki></tt>

Since the title is rather long, let's create a stub new page on the wiki called <tt style="color: orange"><nowiki>map</nowiki></tt>...

<tt style="color: orange"><nowiki>https://noisebridge.net/wiki/map</nowiki></tt>

Click on create at the top of the new page. Inside this new <tt style="color: orange"><nowiki>map</nowiki></tt> page we're going to add in 1 line to redirect to <tt style="color: red"><nowiki>Maps_of_2169_Mission</nowiki></tt>...

<pre>#REDIRECT [[Maps_of_2169_Mission]]</pre>

Take the title of the new shorter <tt style="color: orange"><nowiki>map</nowiki></tt> page and stick it in after <tt style="color: green">nburl.net/</tt> ...

<tt style="color: green"><nowiki>nburl.net/map</nowiki></tt>

When you go to the short URL, your browser is redirected as such...

<tt style="color: green">nburl.net/map </tt> <tt style="color: black; font-size:200%"> → </tt> <tt style="color: blue"><nowiki>https://noisebridge.net/map </nowiki></tt> <tt style="color: black; font-size:200%"> → </tt> <tt style="color: orange"><nowiki>https://noisebridge.net/wiki/map </nowiki></tt> <tt style="color: black; font-size:200%"> → </tt> <tt style="color: red"><nowiki>https://noisebridge.net/wiki/Maps_of_2169_Mission</nowiki></tt>

==Redirecting to internet linkz not on the wiki==

<tt style="color: red"><nowiki>https://html5zombo.com</nowiki></tt>

This URL isn't on Noisebridge's wiki, but it would be nice to have a zimple URL that can direct people with the click of a link to the right place. Let'z create a new page on the wiki called <tt style="color: orange"><nowiki>zombo</nowiki></tt>...

<tt style="color: orange"><nowiki>https://noisebridge.net/wiki/zombo</nowiki></tt>

Click on create at the top of the new page. Inside this new <tt style="color: orange"><nowiki>zombo</nowiki></tt> page we're just going to pazte a link to <tt style="color: red"><nowiki>https://html5zombo.com</nowiki></tt>...

<pre>https://html5zombo.com</pre>

Take the title of the new shorter <tt style="color: orange"><nowiki>zombo</nowiki></tt> page and ztick it in after <tt style="color: green">nburl.net/</tt> ...

<tt style="color: green"><nowiki>nburl.net/zombo</nowiki></tt>

When you go to the short URL, your browser is redirected as zuch...

<tt style="color: green">nburl.net/zombo </tt> <tt style="color: black; font-size:200%"> → </tt> <tt style="color: blue"><nowiki>https://noisebridge.net/zombo </nowiki></tt> <tt style="color: black; font-size:200%"> → </tt> <tt style="color: orange"><nowiki>https://noisebridge.net/wiki/zombo </nowiki></tt> <tt style="color: black; font-size:200%"> → </tt> <tt style="color: red"><nowiki>C</nowiki></tt><tt style="color: orange"><nowiki>l</nowiki></tt><tt style="color: blue"><nowiki>i</nowiki></tt><tt style="color: magenta"><nowiki>c</nowiki></tt><tt style="color: cyan"><nowiki>k </nowiki></tt><tt style="color: lime"><nowiki>L</nowiki></tt><tt style="color: red"><nowiki>i</nowiki></tt><tt style="color: orange"><nowiki>n</nowiki></tt><tt style="color: blue"><nowiki>k </nowiki></tt> <tt style="color: black; font-size:200%"> → </tt> <tt style="color: red"><nowiki>https://html5zombo.com</nowiki></tt>

''You can do anything with nburl, anything at all, the only limit is yourself. welcome. the unattainable is unknown at nburl.''

=Changes we could make=

Around the Noisebridge space are labels such as [http://nburl.net/trash nburl.net/trash] or [http://nburl.net/sewing nburl.net/sewing], which forward to pages on the wiki. By putting a short URL on equipment and objects in the space, we provide a way for people to look up more info.

Ideally, the short URL should lead to a wiki page with the following:

# The instruction manual for this item, or any records related to it
# Where to put the object when you are done with it
# Any scheduling info related to this object, or if it is currently being used by someone else for a project

[[Category:Top level]]

{{DocsWG}}

Category:Pages with a Noisebridge Tiny URL

2016-11-30T19:31:50Z

98.234.239.204:

=What?=

A '''URL Shortener''' or '''link shortener''' is a tool for making URLs easier to remember and type in. Ours is [http://nburl.net nburl.net].

=How does this work?=

nburl.net is a 1-to-1 redirect to our wiki.

Our Mediawiki instance will redirect anything dumped into the root path and see if there's a wiki page for it.

=How to use our URL shortening service=

==Redirecting to short titled wiki pages==

<tt style="color: red"><nowiki>https://noisebridge.net/wiki/About</nowiki></tt>

Take the title of the page and stick it in after <tt style="color: green">nburl.net/</tt> ...

<tt style="color: green"><nowiki>nburl.net/about</nowiki></tt>

When you go to the short URL, your browser is redirected as such...

<tt style="color: green">nburl.net/about </tt> <tt style="color: black; font-size:200%"> → </tt> <tt style="color: blue"><nowiki>https://noisebridge.net/about </nowiki></tt> <tt style="color: black; font-size:200%"> → </tt> <tt style="color: red"><nowiki>https://noisebridge.net/wiki/About</nowiki></tt>

==Redirecting to annoying_and_hard_to_remember titled wiki pages==

<tt style="color: red"><nowiki>https://noisebridge.net/wiki/Maps_of_2169_Mission</nowiki></tt>

Since the title is rather long, let's create a stub new page on the wiki called <tt style="color: orange"><nowiki>map</nowiki></tt>...

<tt style="color: orange"><nowiki>https://noisebridge.net/wiki/map</nowiki></tt>

Click on create at the top of the new page. Inside this new <tt style="color: orange"><nowiki>map</nowiki></tt> page we're going to add in 1 line to redirect to <tt style="color: red"><nowiki>Maps_of_2169_Mission</nowiki></tt>...

<pre>#REDIRECT [[Maps_of_2169_Mission]]</pre>

Take the title of the new shorter <tt style="color: orange"><nowiki>map</nowiki></tt> page and stick it in after <tt style="color: green">nburl.net/</tt> ...

<tt style="color: green"><nowiki>nburl.net/map</nowiki></tt>

When you go to the short URL, your browser is redirected as such...

<tt style="color: green">nburl.net/map </tt> <tt style="color: black; font-size:200%"> → </tt> <tt style="color: blue"><nowiki>https://noisebridge.net/map </nowiki></tt> <tt style="color: black; font-size:200%"> → </tt> <tt style="color: orange"><nowiki>https://noisebridge.net/wiki/map </nowiki></tt> <tt style="color: black; font-size:200%"> → </tt> <tt style="color: red"><nowiki>https://noisebridge.net/wiki/Maps_of_2169_Mission</nowiki></tt>

==Redirecting to internet linkz not on the wiki==

<tt style="color: red"><nowiki>https://html5zombo.com</nowiki></tt>

This URL isn't on Noisebridge's wiki, but it would be nice to have a zimple URL that can direct people with the click of a link to the right place. Let'z create a new page on the wiki called <tt style="color: orange"><nowiki>zombo</nowiki></tt>...

<tt style="color: orange"><nowiki>https://noisebridge.net/wiki/zombo</nowiki></tt>

Click on create at the top of the new page. Inside this new <tt style="color: orange"><nowiki>zombo</nowiki></tt> page we're just going to pazte a link to <tt style="color: red"><nowiki>https://html5zombo.com</nowiki></tt>...

<pre>https://html5zombo.com</pre>

Take the title of the new shorter <tt style="color: orange"><nowiki>zombo</nowiki></tt> page and ztick it in after <tt style="color: green">nburl.net/</tt> ...

<tt style="color: green"><nowiki>nburl.net/zombo</nowiki></tt>

When you go to the short URL, your browser is redirected as zuch...

<tt style="color: green">nburl.net/zombo </tt> <tt style="color: black; font-size:200%"> → </tt> <tt style="color: blue"><nowiki>https://noisebridge.net/zombo </nowiki></tt> <tt style="color: black; font-size:200%"> → </tt> <tt style="color: orange"><nowiki>https://noisebridge.net/wiki/zombo </nowiki></tt> <tt style="color: black; font-size:200%"> → </tt> <tt style="color: red"><nowiki>C</nowiki></tt><tt style="color: orange"><nowiki>l</nowiki></tt><tt style="color: blue"><nowiki>i</nowiki></tt><tt style="color: magenta"><nowiki>c</nowiki></tt><tt style="color: cyan"><nowiki>k </nowiki></tt><tt style="color: lime"><nowiki>L</nowiki></tt><tt style="color: red"><nowiki>i</nowiki></tt><tt style="color: orange"><nowiki>n</nowiki></tt><tt style="color: blue"><nowiki>k </nowiki></tt> <tt style="color: black; font-size:200%"> → </tt> <tt style="color: red"><nowiki>https://html5zombo.com</nowiki></tt>

''You can do anything with nburl, anything at all, the only limit is yourself. welcome. the unattainable is unknown at nburl.''

==Changes we could make==

Around the Noisebridge space are labels such as [http://nburl.net/trash nburl.net/trash] or [http://nburl.net/sewing nburl.net/sewing], which forward to pages on the wiki. By putting a short URL on equipment and objects in the space, we provide a way for people to look up more info.

Ideally, the short URL should lead to a wiki page with the following:

# The instruction manual for this item, or any records related to it
# Where to put the object when you are done with it
# Any scheduling info related to this object, or if it is currently being used by someone else for a project

[[Category:Top level]]

{{DocsWG}}

Category:Pages with a Noisebridge Tiny URL

2016-11-30T19:26:14Z

98.234.239.204: updated top area to be more current

=What?=

A '''URL Shortener''' or '''link shortener''' is a tool for making URLs easier to remember and type in. Ours is [http://nburl.net nburl.net].

=How does this work?=

nburl.net is simply a 1 to 1 redirect to our wiki. Our Mediawiki instance will redirect anything dumped into the root path and see if there's a wii page for it. From there you can create short titled wiki pages and redirect to anything else on the wiki or provide a clickable link to someplace else on the internet.

Why do it this way? Because spinning up and maintaining a new service is annoying (why the old nburl service died) and pretty much anyone can edit the wiki.

=How to use our URL shortening service=

==Redirecting to short titled wiki pages==

<tt style="color: red"><nowiki>https://noisebridge.net/wiki/About</nowiki></tt>

Take the title of the page and stick it in after <tt style="color: green">nburl.net/</tt> ...

<tt style="color: green"><nowiki>nburl.net/about</nowiki></tt>

When you go to the short URL, your browser is redirected as such...

<tt style="color: green">nburl.net/about </tt> <tt style="color: black; font-size:200%"> → </tt> <tt style="color: blue"><nowiki>https://noisebridge.net/about </nowiki></tt> <tt style="color: black; font-size:200%"> → </tt> <tt style="color: red"><nowiki>https://noisebridge.net/wiki/About</nowiki></tt>

==Redirecting to annoying_and_hard_to_remember titled wiki pages==

<tt style="color: red"><nowiki>https://noisebridge.net/wiki/Maps_of_2169_Mission</nowiki></tt>

Since the title is rather long, let's create a stub new page on the wiki called <tt style="color: orange"><nowiki>map</nowiki></tt>...

<tt style="color: orange"><nowiki>https://noisebridge.net/wiki/map</nowiki></tt>

Click on create at the top of the new page. Inside this new <tt style="color: orange"><nowiki>map</nowiki></tt> page we're going to add in 1 line to redirect to <tt style="color: red"><nowiki>Maps_of_2169_Mission</nowiki></tt>...

<pre>#REDIRECT [[Maps_of_2169_Mission]]</pre>

Take the title of the new shorter <tt style="color: orange"><nowiki>map</nowiki></tt> page and stick it in after <tt style="color: green">nburl.net/</tt> ...

<tt style="color: green"><nowiki>nburl.net/map</nowiki></tt>

When you go to the short URL, your browser is redirected as such...

<tt style="color: green">nburl.net/map </tt> <tt style="color: black; font-size:200%"> → </tt> <tt style="color: blue"><nowiki>https://noisebridge.net/map </nowiki></tt> <tt style="color: black; font-size:200%"> → </tt> <tt style="color: orange"><nowiki>https://noisebridge.net/wiki/map </nowiki></tt> <tt style="color: black; font-size:200%"> → </tt> <tt style="color: red"><nowiki>https://noisebridge.net/wiki/Maps_of_2169_Mission</nowiki></tt>

==Redirecting to internet linkz not on the wiki==

<tt style="color: red"><nowiki>https://html5zombo.com</nowiki></tt>

This URL isn't on Noisebridge's wiki, but it would be nice to have a zimple URL that can direct people with the click of a link to the right place. Let'z create a new page on the wiki called <tt style="color: orange"><nowiki>zombo</nowiki></tt>...

<tt style="color: orange"><nowiki>https://noisebridge.net/wiki/zombo</nowiki></tt>

Click on create at the top of the new page. Inside this new <tt style="color: orange"><nowiki>zombo</nowiki></tt> page we're just going to pazte a link to <tt style="color: red"><nowiki>https://html5zombo.com</nowiki></tt>...

<pre>https://html5zombo.com</pre>

Take the title of the new shorter <tt style="color: orange"><nowiki>zombo</nowiki></tt> page and ztick it in after <tt style="color: green">nburl.net/</tt> ...

<tt style="color: green"><nowiki>nburl.net/zombo</nowiki></tt>

When you go to the short URL, your browser is redirected as zuch...

<tt style="color: green">nburl.net/zombo </tt> <tt style="color: black; font-size:200%"> → </tt> <tt style="color: blue"><nowiki>https://noisebridge.net/zombo </nowiki></tt> <tt style="color: black; font-size:200%"> → </tt> <tt style="color: orange"><nowiki>https://noisebridge.net/wiki/zombo </nowiki></tt> <tt style="color: black; font-size:200%"> → </tt> <tt style="color: red"><nowiki>C</nowiki></tt><tt style="color: orange"><nowiki>l</nowiki></tt><tt style="color: blue"><nowiki>i</nowiki></tt><tt style="color: magenta"><nowiki>c</nowiki></tt><tt style="color: cyan"><nowiki>k </nowiki></tt><tt style="color: lime"><nowiki>L</nowiki></tt><tt style="color: red"><nowiki>i</nowiki></tt><tt style="color: orange"><nowiki>n</nowiki></tt><tt style="color: blue"><nowiki>k </nowiki></tt> <tt style="color: black; font-size:200%"> → </tt> <tt style="color: red"><nowiki>https://html5zombo.com</nowiki></tt>

''You can do anything with nburl, anything at all, the only limit is yourself. welcome. the unattainable is unknown at nburl.''

==Changes we could make==

Around the Noisebridge space are labels such as [http://nburl.net/trash nburl.net/trash] or [http://nburl.net/sewing nburl.net/sewing], which forward to pages on the wiki. By putting a short URL on equipment and objects in the space, we provide a way for people to look up more info.

Ideally, the short URL should lead to a wiki page with the following:

# The instruction manual for this item, or any records related to it
# Where to put the object when you are done with it
# Any scheduling info related to this object, or if it is currently being used by someone else for a project

[[Category:Top level]]

{{DocsWG}}

Category:Pages with a Noisebridge Tiny URL

2016-11-30T19:22:37Z

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=What?=

Around the Noisebridge space are labels such as [http://nburl.net/trash nburl.net/trash] or [http://nburl.net/sewing nburl.net/sewing], which forward to pages on the wiki. By putting a short URL on equipment and objects in the space, we provide a way for people to look up more info.

=How does this work?=

nburl.net is simply a 1 to 1 redirect to our wiki. Our Mediawiki instance will redirect anything dumped into the root path and see if there's a wii page for it. From there you can create short titled wiki pages and redirect to anything else on the wiki or provide a clickable link to someplace else on the internet.

Why do it this way? Because spinning up and maintaining a new service is annoying (why the old nburl service died) and pretty much anyone can edit the wiki.

=How to use our URL shortening service=

==Redirecting to short titled wiki pages==

<tt style="color: red"><nowiki>https://noisebridge.net/wiki/About</nowiki></tt>

Take the title of the page and stick it in after <tt style="color: green">nburl.net/</tt> ...

<tt style="color: green"><nowiki>nburl.net/about</nowiki></tt>

When you go to the short URL, your browser is redirected as such...

<tt style="color: green">nburl.net/about </tt> <tt style="color: black; font-size:200%"> → </tt> <tt style="color: blue"><nowiki>https://noisebridge.net/about </nowiki></tt> <tt style="color: black; font-size:200%"> → </tt> <tt style="color: red"><nowiki>https://noisebridge.net/wiki/About</nowiki></tt>

==Redirecting to annoying_and_hard_to_remember titled wiki pages==

<tt style="color: red"><nowiki>https://noisebridge.net/wiki/Maps_of_2169_Mission</nowiki></tt>

Since the title is rather long, let's create a stub new page on the wiki called <tt style="color: orange"><nowiki>map</nowiki></tt>...

<tt style="color: orange"><nowiki>https://noisebridge.net/wiki/map</nowiki></tt>

Click on create at the top of the new page. Inside this new <tt style="color: orange"><nowiki>map</nowiki></tt> page we're going to add in 1 line to redirect to <tt style="color: red"><nowiki>Maps_of_2169_Mission</nowiki></tt>...

<pre>#REDIRECT [[Maps_of_2169_Mission]]</pre>

Take the title of the new shorter <tt style="color: orange"><nowiki>map</nowiki></tt> page and stick it in after <tt style="color: green">nburl.net/</tt> ...

<tt style="color: green"><nowiki>nburl.net/map</nowiki></tt>

When you go to the short URL, your browser is redirected as such...

<tt style="color: green">nburl.net/map </tt> <tt style="color: black; font-size:200%"> → </tt> <tt style="color: blue"><nowiki>https://noisebridge.net/map </nowiki></tt> <tt style="color: black; font-size:200%"> → </tt> <tt style="color: orange"><nowiki>https://noisebridge.net/wiki/map </nowiki></tt> <tt style="color: black; font-size:200%"> → </tt> <tt style="color: red"><nowiki>https://noisebridge.net/wiki/Maps_of_2169_Mission</nowiki></tt>

==Redirecting to internet linkz not on the wiki==

<tt style="color: red"><nowiki>https://html5zombo.com</nowiki></tt>

This URL isn't on Noisebridge's wiki, but it would be nice to have a zimple URL that can direct people with the click of a link to the right place. Let'z create a new page on the wiki called <tt style="color: orange"><nowiki>zombo</nowiki></tt>...

<tt style="color: orange"><nowiki>https://noisebridge.net/wiki/zombo</nowiki></tt>

Click on create at the top of the new page. Inside this new <tt style="color: orange"><nowiki>zombo</nowiki></tt> page we're just going to pazte a link to <tt style="color: red"><nowiki>https://html5zombo.com</nowiki></tt>...

<pre>https://html5zombo.com</pre>

Take the title of the new shorter <tt style="color: orange"><nowiki>zombo</nowiki></tt> page and ztick it in after <tt style="color: green">nburl.net/</tt> ...

<tt style="color: green"><nowiki>nburl.net/zombo</nowiki></tt>

When you go to the short URL, your browser is redirected as zuch...

<tt style="color: green">nburl.net/zombo </tt> <tt style="color: black; font-size:200%"> → </tt> <tt style="color: blue"><nowiki>https://noisebridge.net/zombo </nowiki></tt> <tt style="color: black; font-size:200%"> → </tt> <tt style="color: orange"><nowiki>https://noisebridge.net/wiki/zombo </nowiki></tt> <tt style="color: black; font-size:200%"> → </tt> <tt style="color: red"><nowiki>C</nowiki></tt><tt style="color: orange"><nowiki>l</nowiki></tt><tt style="color: blue"><nowiki>i</nowiki></tt><tt style="color: magenta"><nowiki>c</nowiki></tt><tt style="color: cyan"><nowiki>k </nowiki></tt><tt style="color: lime"><nowiki>L</nowiki></tt><tt style="color: red"><nowiki>i</nowiki></tt><tt style="color: orange"><nowiki>n</nowiki></tt><tt style="color: blue"><nowiki>k </nowiki></tt> <tt style="color: black; font-size:200%"> → </tt> <tt style="color: red"><nowiki>https://html5zombo.com</nowiki></tt>

''You can do anything with nburl, anything at all, the only limit is yourself. welcome. the unattainable is unknown at nburl.''

==Changes we could make==

Ideally, the short URL should lead to a wiki page with the following:

# The instruction manual for this item, or any records related to it
# Where to put the object when you are done with it
# Any scheduling info related to this object, or if it is currently being used by someone else for a project

[[Category:Top level]]

{{DocsWG}}

Members

2016-11-29T20:42:56Z

98.234.239.204: minor edit

#REDIRECT [[Membership]]

Members

2016-11-29T20:42:37Z

98.234.239.204: redirect to a more helpful place

#REDIRECT [[https://noisebridge.net/wiki/Membership]]

Hosting an Event

2016-11-29T20:30:34Z

98.234.239.204: /* Get members involved */

==Overview==
We're happy to host teaching and co-operative events at Noisebridge. There's no charge, though please consult and respect the many others working in the space. Here are some suggested guidelines for hosting an event at Noisebridge, whether its a short workshop, a regular hackathon, or a bigger unconference-style event.

==Our Physical Space==
===Event-Hosting Areas===
Noisebridge has three primary areas within our physical space for hosting an event, consisting of two classrooms (Turing and Church) and a large open conference area (the Hackitorium).

===Accessibility===
Please visit our [[Accessibility]] page for a full description of how Noisebridge makes our physical space accessible to everybody.

Temporary access code for the gate can be set up for your participants.

==General Guidelines==
====Get members involved====
'''You don't have to be a member to start an event.''' It's recommended to involve at least one Noisebridge member as part of your planning to avoid common pitfalls when working with Noisebridge. Ask around the space for a member, or ask on the discuss [[mailinglist]].

====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!

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.

====Setup and clean up====
'''Leave the space cleaner than you found it.''' Have a plan for setting up the space. Have a plan for cleaning up after yourself (and follow it). Novice tip: Ask those participate in the event or class to help clean up the space used at the end.

====Donations and fees====
'''Consider asking participants for a monetary donation to Noisebridge during your event.''' We have a recommended [[Preamble | one minute preamble]] for event organizers to say at the beginning of their meetings. It explains how we work, and how your visitors can help keep Noisebridge going.

Noisebridge prides itself in being an open space to all that are excellent. '''Please keep in mind that we generally don't host classes or events that have a participation or class fee.''' Charging for materials or kits is acceptable (such as buying a blinking LED kit to work on during [[Circuit Hacking Mondays]]), but shouldn't be required to join in the class or event.

====No age restrictions====
'''Noisebridge is an all ages space''', if your class or event has an age requirement, please bring it up at a Tuesday meeting or on our discussion mailing list before proceeding.

==Event Listing==
After taking all of the above into consideration, and feeling like Noisebridge is the right spot for your event, listing it on our events page would be great! Here are some steps to do so...

# Create an individual page for your event. Include contact info for the organizer(s), date/time, location (if at Noisebridge, where in the space), and a pretty good description of what the event is. The important bit is contact info, helps when we're cleaning up the events list.
# Include the code <tt><nowiki>[[Category:Events]]</nowiki></tt> at the bottom of the page.
# Go to the [[:Category:Events|Events]] page and add in your event to the correct spot. We use 24 hour time.
# The events listed on our [[Noisebridge|Main Page]] are actually pulled from the [[:Category:Events|Events]] page. So no need to add it again.
# If you have an event that happens once, or a reoccurring event that doesn't occur anymore, please remove it from the [[:Category:Events|Events]] page after you're done.

==Mitch's suggestion on how to do an event at Noisebridge==
We don't have a formal procedure for scheduling at Noisebridge.

But here's how I suggest doing it:
* First, take a look at the info on this page (above), where there's a bunch of good info.
* Look on the [[Noisebridge|Noisebridge]] website, and near the top, check out the '''Events and Classes''' section (both ''Upcoming Events'' and ''Recurring Events''), and find a time where Noisebridge can accommodate the crowd you're expecting.
* Send an email to the '''Noisebridge-Discussion''' list, and let folks know that you want to give your event. and when, and ask if there's interest, and ask if there is any conflict of space/time. (You'll need to subscribe: [[Mailinglist|Mailing List page]] -- but please know there are trolls there -- please do not feed the trolls.)
* If you get any positive feedback, then there that is indication enough that there people will show up (way more than give you feedback on the email list).
* Create a wiki page for your event on the Noisebridge website (which is entirely a wiki).
* Add the event to the ''Upcoming Events'' section, including the link to your event wiki page. Then post to the '''Noisebridge-Announce''' list (you'll need to subscribe -- [[Mailinglist|Maling List page]] -- and someone will approve your post -- this is the ''only'' thing at Noisebridge which is moderated).
* Publicize the hell out of the event to let people know it's happening!
* One week before, post to both the Discussion and Announce lists. And then you can post to both lists again the day before to remind people (and to catch last-minute stragglers).

==Procedural Checklist for Larger / More Impactful Events==

Some events are bigger than others.

If you are expecting more than (say) 20 people at your event, you may find the [[ProceduralEventChecklist|Procedural Event Checklist]] useful for thinking through mundane but important aspects of planning such as managing the cultural impact of the event on [[Noisebridge|Noisebridge]] at large and making sure there's enough toilet paper in the bathrooms.

Check out the [[ProceduralEventChecklist|Procedural Event Checklist page]]. (And don't get too overwhelmed; while quite long, it's meant to *help* you plan aspects of your event that you may not have thought of.)

[[Category:Events]]
{{ManualPage}}

Hosting an Event

2016-11-29T20:30:12Z

98.234.239.204:

==Overview==
We're happy to host teaching and co-operative events at Noisebridge. There's no charge, though please consult and respect the many others working in the space. Here are some suggested guidelines for hosting an event at Noisebridge, whether its a short workshop, a regular hackathon, or a bigger unconference-style event.

==Our Physical Space==
===Event-Hosting Areas===
Noisebridge has three primary areas within our physical space for hosting an event, consisting of two classrooms (Turing and Church) and a large open conference area (the Hackitorium).

===Accessibility===
Please visit our [[Accessibility]] page for a full description of how Noisebridge makes our physical space accessible to everybody.

Temporary access code for the gate can be set up for your participants.

==General Guidelines==
====Get members involved====
'''You don't have to be a member to start an event.''' Ask around the space for a member, or ask on the discuss [[mailinglist]]. It's recommended to involve at least one Noisebridge member as part of your planning to avoid common pitfalls when working with Noisebridge.

====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!

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.

====Setup and clean up====
'''Leave the space cleaner than you found it.''' Have a plan for setting up the space. Have a plan for cleaning up after yourself (and follow it). Novice tip: Ask those participate in the event or class to help clean up the space used at the end.

====Donations and fees====
'''Consider asking participants for a monetary donation to Noisebridge during your event.''' We have a recommended [[Preamble | one minute preamble]] for event organizers to say at the beginning of their meetings. It explains how we work, and how your visitors can help keep Noisebridge going.

Noisebridge prides itself in being an open space to all that are excellent. '''Please keep in mind that we generally don't host classes or events that have a participation or class fee.''' Charging for materials or kits is acceptable (such as buying a blinking LED kit to work on during [[Circuit Hacking Mondays]]), but shouldn't be required to join in the class or event.

====No age restrictions====
'''Noisebridge is an all ages space''', if your class or event has an age requirement, please bring it up at a Tuesday meeting or on our discussion mailing list before proceeding.

==Event Listing==
After taking all of the above into consideration, and feeling like Noisebridge is the right spot for your event, listing it on our events page would be great! Here are some steps to do so...

# Create an individual page for your event. Include contact info for the organizer(s), date/time, location (if at Noisebridge, where in the space), and a pretty good description of what the event is. The important bit is contact info, helps when we're cleaning up the events list.
# Include the code <tt><nowiki>[[Category:Events]]</nowiki></tt> at the bottom of the page.
# Go to the [[:Category:Events|Events]] page and add in your event to the correct spot. We use 24 hour time.
# The events listed on our [[Noisebridge|Main Page]] are actually pulled from the [[:Category:Events|Events]] page. So no need to add it again.
# If you have an event that happens once, or a reoccurring event that doesn't occur anymore, please remove it from the [[:Category:Events|Events]] page after you're done.

==Mitch's suggestion on how to do an event at Noisebridge==
We don't have a formal procedure for scheduling at Noisebridge.

But here's how I suggest doing it:
* First, take a look at the info on this page (above), where there's a bunch of good info.
* Look on the [[Noisebridge|Noisebridge]] website, and near the top, check out the '''Events and Classes''' section (both ''Upcoming Events'' and ''Recurring Events''), and find a time where Noisebridge can accommodate the crowd you're expecting.
* Send an email to the '''Noisebridge-Discussion''' list, and let folks know that you want to give your event. and when, and ask if there's interest, and ask if there is any conflict of space/time. (You'll need to subscribe: [[Mailinglist|Mailing List page]] -- but please know there are trolls there -- please do not feed the trolls.)
* If you get any positive feedback, then there that is indication enough that there people will show up (way more than give you feedback on the email list).
* Create a wiki page for your event on the Noisebridge website (which is entirely a wiki).
* Add the event to the ''Upcoming Events'' section, including the link to your event wiki page. Then post to the '''Noisebridge-Announce''' list (you'll need to subscribe -- [[Mailinglist|Maling List page]] -- and someone will approve your post -- this is the ''only'' thing at Noisebridge which is moderated).
* Publicize the hell out of the event to let people know it's happening!
* One week before, post to both the Discussion and Announce lists. And then you can post to both lists again the day before to remind people (and to catch last-minute stragglers).

==Procedural Checklist for Larger / More Impactful Events==

Some events are bigger than others.

If you are expecting more than (say) 20 people at your event, you may find the [[ProceduralEventChecklist|Procedural Event Checklist]] useful for thinking through mundane but important aspects of planning such as managing the cultural impact of the event on [[Noisebridge|Noisebridge]] at large and making sure there's enough toilet paper in the bathrooms.

Check out the [[ProceduralEventChecklist|Procedural Event Checklist page]]. (And don't get too overwhelmed; while quite long, it's meant to *help* you plan aspects of your event that you may not have thought of.)

[[Category:Events]]
{{ManualPage}}

Intro Poster

2016-11-29T20:23:36Z

98.234.239.204:

Intro Poster created as an Orientation Packet:

<blockquote>
Noisebridge Orientation Packet 
https://noisebridge.net 
2169 Mission St., 3rd floor 
San Francisco, CA 94110-1219 
 
'''Noisebridge''' is a physical space open and welcoming to everyone, providing infrastructure and collaboration opportunities for any of the above interested in programming, hardware, crafts, science, robotics, art, and technology. We teach, we learn, we share. With no leaders, we have typically promoted a single overriding rule: "Be excellent to each other". 
 
'''Our Name:''' A "noise bridge" is a piece of electronic test equipment that injects noise into a system to see how it responds, so you can fix or improve it. Such a device is often used in RF electronics. 
 
'''Getting Here:''' Noisebridge is close to the 16th & Mission BART station, and the 14 Mission, 33 Stanyan, and 49 Van Ness-Mission Muni buses. The 22 Fillmore and 12 Folsom Muni buses are within a couple blocks. 
 
'''Do I need to be a member?''' No. Noisebridge runs off of one-time and monthly donations. If you use the space, please consider donating when you visit, or setting up a regular monthly donation. Read more about how to [https://noisebridge.net/wiki/Access Access] the space 
 
'''Meetings''' are every Tuesday at 8pm at the 2169 Mission space. [[Meetings]] are mostly for organizational and planning purposes although anyone who might consider getting more involved with Noisebridge is definitely encouraged to attend these. 
 
'''Where can I find out more?''' The wiki is at https://www.noisebridge.net. The “Noisebridge-discuss” email list (and other lists) at https://www.noisebridge.net/mailman/listinfo 
 
'''What can I do here?''' Meet techie, arty, and crafty folks, take a class, teach a class, use the power tools and electronic labs, build something out of stuff on the hack shelves, use our library, surf the web, cook up something in the kitchen, and so on. 
 
'''Events, workshops, classes!''' Every week there are lots of activities at Noisebridge, planned and otherwise. Check the wiki for upcoming events, workshops, and classes. And feel free to add your own! 
 
Noisebridge is a '''open space''' and the equipment (unless otherwise marked) is generally free to use. Safety first! Feel free to come to Noisebridge to work and play on your project, or help others with theirs. 
 
Noisebridge has significant space available as a community resource for properly validated individuals and organizations to use -- '''please use it'''! 
 
'''Can I leave my stuff here?''' A good response to this and similar questions can be found within our [[Guidelines]]. Noisebridge is not a good place to leave large projects for extended periods, as many people use the space every day. Use your judgment when leaving valuables here. Noisebridge is not responsible for lost or stolen items. Please label your items left here with your name, email, and the date. 
</blockquote>

Intro Poster

2016-11-29T20:22:21Z

98.234.239.204:

Intro Poster created as an Orientation Packet:

<blockquote>
Noisebridge Orientation Packet 
https://noisebridge.net 
2169 Mission St., 3rd floor 
San Francisco, CA 94110-1219 
 
'''Noisebridge''' is a physical space open and welcoming to everyone, providing infrastructure and collaboration opportunities for any of the above interested in programming, hardware, crafts, science, food, robotics, art, and technology. We teach, we learn, we share. With no leaders, we have typically promoted a single overriding rule: "Be excellent to each other". 
 
'''Our Name:''' A "noise bridge" is a piece of electronic test equipment that injects noise into a system to see how it responds, so you can fix or improve it. Such a device is often used in RF electronics. 
 
'''Getting Here:''' Noisebridge is close to the 16th & Mission BART station, and the 14 Mission, 33 Stanyan, and 49 Van Ness-Mission Muni buses. The 22 Fillmore and 12 Folsom Muni buses are within a couple blocks. 
 
'''Do I need to be a member?''' No. Noisebridge runs off of one-time and monthly donations. If you use the space, please consider donating when you visit, or setting up a regular monthly donation. Read more about how to [https://noisebridge.net/wiki/Access Access] the space 
 
'''Meetings''' are every Tuesday at 8pm at the 2169 Mission space. [[Meetings]] are mostly for organizational and planning purposes although anyone who might consider getting more involved with Noisebridge is definitely encouraged to attend these. 
 
'''Where can I find out more?''' The wiki is at https://www.noisebridge.net. The “Noisebridge-discuss” email list (and other lists) at https://www.noisebridge.net/mailman/listinfo 
 
'''What can I do here?''' Meet techie, arty, and crafty folks, take a class, teach a class, use the power tools and electronic labs, build something out of stuff on the hack shelves, use our library, surf the web, cook up something in the kitchen, and so on. 
 
'''Events, workshops, classes!''' Every week there are lots of activities at Noisebridge, planned and otherwise. Check the wiki for upcoming events, workshops, and classes. And feel free to add your own! 
 
Noisebridge is a '''open space''' and the equipment (unless otherwise marked) is generally free to use. Safety first! Feel free to come to Noisebridge to work and play on your project, or help others with theirs. 
 
Noisebridge has significant space available as a community resource for properly validated individuals and organizations to use -- '''please use it'''! 
 
'''Can I leave my stuff here?''' A good response to this and similar questions can be found within our [[Guidelines]]. Noisebridge is not a good place to leave large projects for extended periods, as many people use the space every day. Use your judgment when leaving valuables here. Noisebridge is not responsible for lost or stolen items. Please label your items left here with your name, email, and the date. 
</blockquote>

Intro Poster

2016-11-29T20:21:32Z

98.234.239.204: updated projects section

Intro Poster created as an Orientation Packet:

<blockquote>
Noisebridge Orientation Packet 
https://noisebridge.net 
2169 Mission St., 3rd floor 
San Francisco, CA 94110-1219 
 
'''Noisebridge''' is a physical space open and welcoming to everyone, providing infrastructure and collaboration opportunities for any of the above interested in programming, hardware, crafts, science, food, robotics, art, and technology. We teach, we learn, we share. With no leaders, we have typically promoted a single overriding rule: "Be excellent to each other". 
 
'''Our Name:''' A "noise bridge" is a piece of electronic test equipment that injects noise into a system to see how it responds, so you can fix or improve it. Such a device is often used in RF electronics. 
 
'''Getting Here:''' Noisebridge is close to the 16th & Mission BART station, and the 14 Mission, 33 Stanyan, and 49 Van Ness-Mission Muni buses. The 22 Fillmore and 12 Folsom Muni buses are within a couple blocks. 
 
'''Do I need to be a member?''' No. Noisebridge runs off of one-time and monthly donations. If you regularly use the space, please feel free to consider dropping off a few dollars in the donation bin near the entrance, or set up a regular monthly donation. Read more about how to [https://noisebridge.net/wiki/Access Access] the space 
 
'''Meetings''' are every Tuesday at 8pm at the 2169 Mission space. [[Meetings]] are mostly for organizational and planning purposes although anyone who might consider getting more involved with Noisebridge is definitely encouraged to attend these. 
 
'''Where can I find out more?''' The wiki is at https://www.noisebridge.net. The “Noisebridge-discuss” email list (and other lists) at https://www.noisebridge.net/mailman/listinfo 
 
'''What can I do here?''' Meet techie, arty, and crafty folks, take a class, teach a class, use the power tools and electronic labs, build something out of stuff on the hack shelves, use our library, surf the web, cook up something in the kitchen, and so on. 
 
'''Events, workshops, classes!''' Every week there are lots of activities at Noisebridge, planned and otherwise. Check the wiki for upcoming events, workshops, and classes. And feel free to add your own! 
 
Noisebridge is a '''open space''' and the equipment (unless otherwise marked) is generally free to use. Safety first! Feel free to come to Noisebridge to work and play on your project, or help others with theirs. 
 
Noisebridge has significant space available as a community resource for properly validated individuals and organizations to use -- '''please use it'''! 
 
'''Can I leave my stuff here?''' A good response to this and similar questions can be found within our [[Guidelines]]. Noisebridge is not a good place to leave large projects for extended periods, as many people use the space every day. Use your judgment when leaving valuables here. Noisebridge is not responsible for lost or stolen items. Please label your items left here with your name, email, and the date. 
</blockquote>

Intro Poster

2016-11-29T20:19:49Z

98.234.239.204: removed another membership mention that doesn't make any sense anymore

Intro Poster created as an Orientation Packet:

<blockquote>
Noisebridge Orientation Packet 
https://noisebridge.net 
2169 Mission St., 3rd floor 
San Francisco, CA 94110-1219 
 
'''Noisebridge''' is a physical space open and welcoming to everyone, providing infrastructure and collaboration opportunities for any of the above interested in programming, hardware, crafts, science, food, robotics, art, and technology. We teach, we learn, we share. With no leaders, we have typically promoted a single overriding rule: "Be excellent to each other". 
 
'''Our Name:''' A "noise bridge" is a piece of electronic test equipment that injects noise into a system to see how it responds, so you can fix or improve it. Such a device is often used in RF electronics. 
 
'''Getting Here:''' Noisebridge is close to the 16th & Mission BART station, and the 14 Mission, 33 Stanyan, and 49 Van Ness-Mission Muni buses. The 22 Fillmore and 12 Folsom Muni buses are within a couple blocks. 
 
'''Do I need to be a member?''' No. Noisebridge runs off of one-time and monthly donations. If you regularly use the space, please feel free to consider dropping off a few dollars in the donation bin near the entrance, or set up a regular monthly donation. Read more about how to [https://noisebridge.net/wiki/Access Access] the space 
 
'''Meetings''' are every Tuesday at 8pm at the 2169 Mission space. [[Meetings]] are mostly for organizational and planning purposes although anyone who might consider getting more involved with Noisebridge is definitely encouraged to attend these. 
 
'''Where can I find out more?''' The wiki is at https://www.noisebridge.net. The “Noisebridge-discuss” email list (and other lists) at https://www.noisebridge.net/mailman/listinfo 
 
'''What can I do here?''' Meet techie, arty, and crafty folks, take a class, teach a class, use the power tools and electronic labs, build something out of stuff on the hack shelves, use our library, surf the web, cook up something in the kitchen, and so on. 
 
'''Events, workshops, classes!''' Every week there are lots of activities at Noisebridge, planned and otherwise. Check the wiki for upcoming events, workshops, and classes. And feel free to add your own! 
 
Noisebridge is a '''open space''' and the equipment (unless otherwise marked) is generally free to use. Safety first! Feel free to come to Noisebridge to work and play on your project, or help others with theirs. 
 
Noisebridge has significant space available as a community resource for properly validated individuals and organizations to use -- '''please use it'''! 
 
'''Can I leave my stuff here?''' A good response to this and similar questions can be found within our [[Guidelines]]. Noisebridge is theoretically open to the public at-large on a 24/7 basis, so use your judgment when leaving valuables here. Noisebridge is not responsible for lost or stolen items. Please label your boxes and other items left here with your name, email, and the date. Avoid leaving your bicycle here overnight. 
Full members can leave items on their labeled member shelves for an extended period of time. 
</blockquote>

Intro Poster

2016-11-29T20:19:14Z

98.234.239.204: removed another superfluous membership mention

Intro Poster created as an Orientation Packet:

<blockquote>
Noisebridge Orientation Packet 
https://noisebridge.net 
2169 Mission St., 3rd floor 
San Francisco, CA 94110-1219 
 
'''Noisebridge''' is a physical space open and welcoming to everyone, providing infrastructure and collaboration opportunities for any of the above interested in programming, hardware, crafts, science, food, robotics, art, and technology. We teach, we learn, we share. With no leaders, we have typically promoted a single overriding rule: "Be excellent to each other". 
 
'''Our Name:''' A "noise bridge" is a piece of electronic test equipment that injects noise into a system to see how it responds, so you can fix or improve it. Such a device is often used in RF electronics. 
 
'''Getting Here:''' Noisebridge is close to the 16th & Mission BART station, and the 14 Mission, 33 Stanyan, and 49 Van Ness-Mission Muni buses. The 22 Fillmore and 12 Folsom Muni buses are within a couple blocks. 
 
'''Do I need to be a member?''' No. Noisebridge runs off of one-time and monthly donations. If you regularly use the space, please feel free to consider dropping off a few dollars in the donation bin near the entrance, or set up a regular monthly donation. Read more about how to [https://noisebridge.net/wiki/Access Access] the space 
 
'''Meetings''' are every Tuesday at 8pm at the 2169 Mission space. [[Meetings]] are mostly for organizational and planning purposes although anyone who might consider getting more involved with Noisebridge is definitely encouraged to attend these. 
 
Anytime that full members are present is a good time to '''introduce yourself'''. Come on up, tell others about your interests, or ask people what projects they are working on. 
 
'''Where can I find out more?''' The wiki is at https://www.noisebridge.net. The “Noisebridge-discuss” email list (and other lists) at https://www.noisebridge.net/mailman/listinfo 
 
'''What can I do here?''' Meet techie, arty, and crafty folks, take a class, teach a class, use the power tools and electronic labs, build something out of stuff on the hack shelves, use our library, surf the web, cook up something in the kitchen, and so on. 
 
'''Events, workshops, classes!''' Every week there are lots of activities at Noisebridge, planned and otherwise. Check the wiki for upcoming events, workshops, and classes. And feel free to add your own! 
 
Noisebridge is a '''open space''' and the equipment (unless otherwise marked) is generally free to use. Safety first! Feel free to come to Noisebridge to work and play on your project, or help others with theirs. 
 
Noisebridge has significant space available as a community resource for properly validated individuals and organizations to use -- '''please use it'''! 
 
'''Can I leave my stuff here?''' A good response to this and similar questions can be found within our [[Guidelines]]. Noisebridge is theoretically open to the public at-large on a 24/7 basis, so use your judgment when leaving valuables here. Noisebridge is not responsible for lost or stolen items. Please label your boxes and other items left here with your name, email, and the date. Avoid leaving your bicycle here overnight. 
Full members can leave items on their labeled member shelves for an extended period of time. 
</blockquote>

Intro Poster

2016-11-29T20:18:46Z

98.234.239.204: redacted superfluous verbiage regarding membership

Intro Poster created as an Orientation Packet:

<blockquote>
Noisebridge Orientation Packet 
https://noisebridge.net 
2169 Mission St., 3rd floor 
San Francisco, CA 94110-1219 
 
'''Noisebridge''' is a physical space open and welcoming to everyone, providing infrastructure and collaboration opportunities for any of the above interested in programming, hardware, crafts, science, food, robotics, art, and technology. We teach, we learn, we share. With no leaders, we have typically promoted a single overriding rule: "Be excellent to each other". 
 
'''Our Name:''' A "noise bridge" is a piece of electronic test equipment that injects noise into a system to see how it responds, so you can fix or improve it. Such a device is often used in RF electronics. 
 
'''Getting Here:''' Noisebridge is close to the 16th & Mission BART station, and the 14 Mission, 33 Stanyan, and 49 Van Ness-Mission Muni buses. The 22 Fillmore and 12 Folsom Muni buses are within a couple blocks. 
 
'''Do I need to be a member?''' No. Noisebridge runs off of one-time and monthly donations. If you regularly use the space, please feel free to consider dropping off a few dollars in the donation bin near the entrance, or set up a regular monthly donation. Read more about how to [https://noisebridge.net/wiki/Access Access] the space 
 
'''Meetings''' are every Tuesday at 8pm at the 2169 Mission space. [[Meetings]] are mostly for organizational and planning purposes although anyone who might consider getting more involved with Noisebridge is definitely encouraged to attend these. 
 
Anytime that full members are present is a good time to '''introduce yourself'''. Come on up, tell others about your interests, or ask people what projects they are working on. 
 
'''Where can I find out more?''' The wiki is at https://www.noisebridge.net. The “Noisebridge-discuss” email list (and other lists) at https://www.noisebridge.net/mailman/listinfo 
 
'''What can I do here?''' Meet techie, arty, and crafty folks, take a class, teach a class, use the power tools and electronic labs, build something out of stuff on the hack shelves, use our library, surf the web, cook up something in the kitchen, and so on. 
 
'''Events, workshops, classes!''' Every week there are lots of activities at Noisebridge, planned and otherwise. Check the wiki for upcoming events, workshops, and classes. And feel free to add your own! 
 
Noisebridge is a '''open space''' and the equipment (unless otherwise marked, or on a member shelf) is generally free to use. Safety first! Feel free to come to Noisebridge to work and play on your project, or help others with theirs. 
 
Noisebridge has significant space available as a community resource for properly validated individuals and organizations to use -- '''please use it'''! 
 
'''Can I leave my stuff here?''' A good response to this and similar questions can be found within our [[Guidelines]]. Noisebridge is theoretically open to the public at-large on a 24/7 basis, so use your judgment when leaving valuables here. Noisebridge is not responsible for lost or stolen items. Please label your boxes and other items left here with your name, email, and the date. Avoid leaving your bicycle here overnight. 
Full members can leave items on their labeled member shelves for an extended period of time. 
</blockquote>

Intro Poster

2016-11-29T20:17:18Z

98.234.239.204: removed superfluous membership verbiage

Intro Poster created as an Orientation Packet:

<blockquote>
Noisebridge Orientation Packet 
https://noisebridge.net 
2169 Mission St., 3rd floor 
San Francisco, CA 94110-1219 
 
'''Noisebridge''' is a physical space open and welcoming to everyone, providing infrastructure and collaboration opportunities for any of the above interested in programming, hardware, crafts, science, food, robotics, art, and technology. We teach, we learn, we share. With no leaders, we have typically promoted a single overriding rule: "Be excellent to each other". 
 
'''Our Name:''' A "noise bridge" is a piece of electronic test equipment that injects noise into a system to see how it responds, so you can fix or improve it. Such a device is often used in RF electronics. 
 
'''Getting Here:''' Noisebridge is close to the 16th & Mission BART station, and the 14 Mission, 33 Stanyan, and 49 Van Ness-Mission Muni buses. The 22 Fillmore and 12 Folsom Muni buses are within a couple blocks. 
 
'''Do I need to be a member?''' No. Noisebridge runs off of one-time and monthly donations. If you regularly use the space, please feel free to consider dropping off a few dollars in the donation bin near the entrance, or set up a regular monthly donation. Read more about how to [https://noisebridge.net/wiki/Access Access] the space 
 
'''Meetings''' are every Tuesday at 8pm at the 2169 Mission space. [[Meetings]] are mostly for organizational and planning purposes although anyone who might consider getting more involved with Noisebridge is definitely encouraged to attend these. 
 
Anytime that full members are present is a good time to '''introduce yourself'''. Come on up, tell others about your interests, or ask people what projects they are working on. 
 
'''Where can I find out more?''' The wiki is at https://www.noisebridge.net. The “Noisebridge-discuss” email list (and other lists) at https://www.noisebridge.net/mailman/listinfo 
 
'''What can I do here?''' Meet techie, arty, and crafty folks, take a class, teach a class, use the power tools and electronic labs, build something out of stuff on the hack shelves, use our library, surf the web, cook up something in the kitchen, and so on. 
 
'''Events, workshops, classes!''' Every week there are lots of activities at Noisebridge, planned and otherwise. Check the wiki for upcoming events, workshops, and classes. And feel free to add your own! 
 
Noisebridge is a fairly '''open and permissive space''' for full members and properly validated guests, and the equipment (unless otherwise marked, or on a member shelf) is generally free to use. Safety first! Feel free to come to Noisebridge to work and play on your project, or help others with theirs. 
 
Noisebridge has significant space available as a community resource for properly validated individuals and organizations to use -- '''please use it'''! 
 
'''Can I leave my stuff here?''' A good response to this and similar questions can be found within our [[Guidelines]]. Noisebridge is theoretically open to the public at-large on a 24/7 basis, so use your judgment when leaving valuables here. Noisebridge is not responsible for lost or stolen items. Please label your boxes and other items left here with your name, email, and the date. Avoid leaving your bicycle here overnight. 
Full members can leave items on their labeled member shelves for an extended period of time. 
</blockquote>

Resources/Library

2016-11-13T23:33:27Z

98.234.239.204: added reference to bookshelf LED hacking

[[Image:NewLibrary.jpg|thumb|right|Our excellent library]]

= How do I add a new book to the library?=

# Find the book on [http://openlibrary.org Open Library]
# If the book is not there, create an account and add the book (2 minutes)
# Add the book's '''OLID number''' to our catalog: http://library.noisebridge.net/new/
# You will see a green bar when successful
## '''The Secret Code''' is on a sign in the library. Press the SUBMIT button!!

= Searchable Catalog / library-org=

We have a website to help find books: http://library.noisebridge.net

Capabilities:
# search - substring search by title, author, or subject
# new - add a new book
# explore - see all books in a random order
# all - see all books at once
# (toggle) - to see subjects on the right side

= Library: What's the point? =

'''There's already a public library!'''

Since there's a public library, we're going to focus on books that fill the needs of people using the space right now.

'''Anyone can access what they want over the internet almost all the time!'''

If electronic books are already accessible, we can focus on the people who would still prefer to use a paper copy.

'''A more refined goal:'''

The mission of the library is to serve technical or hacker-y literature to people in Noisebridge right now.

''' How do we get there? Quantify, Expand, Prune! '''

*First: Know what books we have. (done)
*Second: Create a process to acquire books that fill the library's mission. (we need a lot)
*Third: Prune our shelves a bit. Bring the average usefulness up. (needs work)

= What can I do? =

Lots of help is needed! There are 5 major things to do:

* '''Initiative 1''': Filter books into white banker boxes to be stored out of sight (stacks)
* '''Initiative 2''': Collect sets of topic books from experts and source these books
* '''Initiative 3''': Add dewey decimal system to library
* '''Initiative 4''': Improve [https://github.com/robbintt/library-org library-org]
* '''Initiative 5''': Organize by Topic

== Things To Do ==

''' Initiative 1: Filter books for the stacks '''
* We should take less relevant books off the shelves

# Put books that do not belong on the shelves into the white banker boxes by the bookshelf.
# Tell [[user:robbintt]] if a box fills up
# Leave the box by the bookshelves

''' Initiative 2: Source New Books '''
* Are you really good at something or reasonably well read? Make us a list of must-have books!
* Add themed lists here: [[https://noisebridge.net/wiki/Resources/Library#Books_We_Want]]
* You can help acquire books by sourcing books on these lists!
* Don't subtract them from the lists though, we can make a system for checking them off

''' Initiative 3: Dewey Decimal! '''
* Label all 1449 books already in library-org with ISBNs on the spine
* Recommended to use colored labels by broad subject as a separate, supporting system
* Label the shelves and sort the books into their locations
* This could be supported by the library-org app, using a checklist or something. Since you can see the spine it may not be necessary
* library-org needs a utility to allow you to manually edit an entry's dewey decimal (to add missing ones)

''' Initiative 4: Improve library-org '''
* library-org is a Flask app
* Current capabilities: receive new books, substring search, add location to each book, register new locations.

''' Initiative 5: Organize by topic '''

* The library books were last organized and labeled during the October 2015 Noisebridge Refresh.
* The library books are now only partially organized and need reorganized.

= Other Hackerspaces with Libraries =
* [http://www.hackerbotlabs.com/ Hackerbot Labs] Koha?
* [http://www.lvl1.org/2011/07/07/the-library/ LVL1]
* [https://ackspace.nl/wiki/Library ACKspace] List in a Wiki
* [http://bridgewire.org/resources-shops/ Bridgewire] Dead Tree setup
* [https://garoa.net.br/wiki/Biblioteca Garoa Hacker Clube] Koha

= Hacking the bookshelves =

The bookshelves have LEDs that operate on the flaschen-taschen protocol. Learn more [https://noisebridge.net/wiki/Bookshelves here].

== How many books do we have right now? ==

A book barcode scannning effort was performed in October-December 2015 using [https://github.com/robbintt/noisebridge_bookscanner noisebridge-bookscanner].

1657 books have been ingested into library-org using [https://openlibrary.org/ Open Library]

IMPORTANT: If you do any of the work below, be sure to update the list to remove the ones you added.

'''Here is a list of the barcodes that aren't yet in library-org.''' Each one represents an unknown book... please solve me.

<nowiki>

[023472033055, 044903006998, 037145005997, 065373004994, 071001002751, 070999003955, 076783007505, 070999002958, 037145006994, 072742002253, 070999006994, 072742006992, 076814002950, 076714003958, 071831003959, 099455005951, 065373004994, 076783005952, 076714003507, 037145007991, 048228513476, 071001005998, 044903006950, 051488012955, 689253595350, 071136003951, 071149003955, 037145005997, 078073002252, 081262218570, 071001006995, 048228007951, 051857024954, 081262224052, 784376003680, 081262484203, 081262462904, 076714004993, 081262224496, 081262224038, 099751187405, 046363021214, 046363020170, 046363020187, 046363020200, 046363021016, 046363020194, 046363021108, 080742060227, 046363090760, 046363090753, 046363091163, 046363091125, 046363092139, 046363091262, 046363010607, 073999992922, 761941237640, 078814003999, 081262224519, 636920003625, 636920005407, 074470844600, 074470844600, 071009002753, 037038018950, 725274844609, 016067014959, 045863052469, 636920000204, 636920928430, 636920923121, 852766001568, 639785300564]

</nowiki>

One way to solve these is to google the UPC individually and find the book it corresponds to. At least one of the books in here is available this way. Try to find out which one!!

'''Here is a list of ISBNs that aren't in openlibrary or library-org.''' The workflow to add these is to find them on amazon, type the data into OpenLibrary, then import the OLID into library-org.

<nowiki>

['2900814757108'(Cannot find online 7-2-16),'9780439740685', '9783000502132', '6879909851426', '9780765353702', '9780765365385', '9780765368669', '9871565045062', '9780615314389', '9781424335114', '9780471932192', '9780558496180', '9781426206399', '9781847084798', '9780991516650', '9780991516667', '9780991516643', '9781935182801', '9780204964261', '9780141033303', '9780558585112', '9780536403124', '9780071215572', '9780495563327', '9780988628601', '9788466632195', '9781848840294', '9783826614507', '9780486493480', '9780486491172', '9780596520762', '9781434891471', '9781935551034', '9781408809785', '9781741047394', '9781741046731', '9780849762635', '9781484076002', '9781435117419', '9781590599938', '9180581583909', '9781936754076', '9782021190496', '9780985978839', '9780954734510', '9780557604142', '9780982634813', '9780486492964', '9780486491677', '9780486780849', '9780138440930', '9781118446713', '5486951682406', '9780124077263', '9780521636360', '9781443728836', '9780495439455', '9780486493367', '9780486493831', '9780521627276', '9780071798990', '9773540605295', '9781849687881', '9780982106013', '9781782166061', '9780977920150', '9789861371429', '9781604390094', '2900471629473', '9782021190496', '9781107407367', '9781401222765', '9789861371429', '9780465030798', '9780134770840', '9780536647368', '9781596914520', '9780072123692', '9781906332150', '9781401222765', '9780536860194', '9780486493572', '9780486780405', '9780307908292', '9781446525807', '9784756242730', '9781570272424', '9780982106013', '9780982106006', '9780982106006', '9781422466018', '9781439040379', '9788131726266', '9780822020646', '9789866805271', '9781405471923', '9781889307305', '9783826609268', '9781893007246', '9780137130481', '9781618650566', '2370000094384', '9780486492773', '9780986650208', '9780984563531', '9781428205987', '9780486781211', '9781451656299', '9783950237238', '9780393078145', '9780486471426', '9780558389093', '9780486492841', '9780312664800', '9781423958925', '9781426020773', '9781426020896', '9781426020728', '9780486499826', '9780486493510', '9781405473699', '9780486497389', '9780486780498', '9781118736067', '9781435442023', '9781422466032', '9780314939449', '9780486497372', '9781624072680', '9780132730358', '9781449393090', '9781482614374', '9780865716513', '9781934781869', '0671436724', '0899430767', '0822951185', '055583874X', '0929001037', '0873938551', '0394467442', '020156291x', '020103803x', '093237607x', '020112078x', '0471304158', '0075537834', '012460515x', '3540550753', '091489465x', '047021533x', '020115790x', '187870723x', '013699976x', '084937104x', '093717579x', '8477780021', '0568810741',]

</nowiki>

'''These partial codes are not in library-org.''' They were in the original barcode scan. They represent books but are incomplete. They may be LCCNs.

<nowiki>
['15444007', '5712914', '096167237', '06182138']
</nowiki>

=Books We Want!=

People with experience and opinions about various topics can add recommendations below for books we should buy for the library.

=== Mathematics ===

Curated by: begriffs

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
!Title
!Author
!ISBN

|-
| Calculus
| Spivak
| 978-0914098911

|-
| Calculus Vol 1
| Apostol
| 978-0471000051

|-
| Calculus Vol 2
| Apostol
| 978-0471000075

|-
| Principles of Mathematical Analysis
| Rudin
| 978-0070856134

|-
| Real and Complex Analysis
| Rudin
| 978-0070542341

|-
| Calculus on Manifolds
| Spivak
| 978-0805390216

|-
| Counterexamples in Analysis
| Gelbaum
| 978-0486428758

|-
|  
|-
| Linear Algebra Done Right
| Axler
| 978-3319110790

|-
| Linear Algebra Problem Book
| Halmos
| 978-0883853221

|-
|  
|-
| Algebra
| Lang
| 978-0387953854

|-
| Algebra
| Isaacs
| 978-0821847992

|-
|  
|-
| Topology
| Munkres
| B004DX5K5K

|-
| General Topology
| Kelley
| 978-0923891558

|-
| Counterexamples in Topology
| Steen
| 978-0486687353

|-
|  
|-
| Beginning Logic
| Lemon
| 978-0915144501

|-
| A Mathematical Introduction to Logic
| Enderton
| 978-0122384523

|-
| Mathematical Logic
| Ebbinghaus
| 978-0387942582

|-
| Model Theory
| Marker
| 978-0387987606

|-
| Set Theory
| Jech
| 978-3540440857

|-
|  
|-
| Elementary Geometry from an Advanced Standpoint
| Moise
| 978-0201508673

|-
| Introduction to Geometry
| Coxeter
| 978-0471504580

|-
| Geometry: Euclid and Beyond
| Hartshorne
| 978-0387986500

|-
|  
|-
| Surreal Numbers: How Two Ex-Students Turned on to Pure Mathematics and Found Total Happiness
| Knuth
| 978-0201038125
|}

=== "Data Science" ===
(observe the quotes...)

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
!Title
!Author
!Suggested By

|-
| The Black Swan: The Impact of the Highly Improbable
| Nassim Nicholas Taleb
| Danukeru

|-
| Statistics Done Wrong: The Woefully Complete Guide
| Alex Reinhart
| Danukeru

|}

=== Electronics ===

Curated by: Dakota

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
!Title
!Author
!ISBN

|-
| Getting Started in Electronics
| Mims III, Forrest M.
| 978-0945053286

|-
| The Art of Electronics
| Horowitz, Paul
| 978-0521809269

|}

=== Books of Interest - Aestetix ===
Curated by: aestetix

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
|-
!Title
!Author
!Suggested By
|-
|Godel Escher Bach: an Eternal Golden Braid
|Douglas R Hofstader
|aestetix
|-
|I Am a Strange Loop
|Douglas R Hofstader
|Danukeru
|-
|The Mind's I
|Daniel Dennett, Douglas R Hofstadter
|Danukeru
|-
|The Society of Mind
|Marvin Minsky
|Danukeru
|-
|The Emotion Machine
|Marvin Minsky
|Danukeru
|-
|The Art of Computer Programming
|Don Knuth
|aestetix
|-
|1984
|George Orwell
|aestetix
|-
|Hackers: Heroes of the Computer Revolution
|Steven Levy
|aestetix
|-
|Ender's Game
|Orson Scott Card
|aestetix
|-
|The Code Book
|Simon Singh
|aestetix
|-
|Cryptonomicon
|Neal Stephenson
|aestetix
|-
|Code
|Charles Petzold
|aestetix
|-
|The Annotated Turing
|Charles Petzold
|aestetix
|-
|A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man
|James Joyce
|aestetix
|-
|Ulysses
|James Joyce
|aestetix
|-
|The Magus
|John Fowles
|aestetix
|-
|The Collector
|John Fowles
|aestetix
|-
|The French Lieutenant's Woman
|John Fowles
|aestetix
|-
|Technopoly
|Neil Postman
|aestetix
|-
|The Illuminatus! Trilogy
|Robert Shea and Robert Anton Wilson
|aestetix
|-
|Shrodinger's Cat
|Robert Anton Wilson
|aestetix
|-
|The Fountainhead
|Ayn Rand
|aestetix
|-
|Atlas Shrugged
|Ayn Rand
|aestetix
|-
|The Hacker Crackdown
|Bruce Sterling
|aestetix
|-
|I, Robot
|Isaac Asimov
|aestetix
|-
|Snow Crash
|Neal Stephenson
|aestetix
|-
|The Gold Bug Variations
|Richard Powers
|aestetix
|-
|The Codebreakers
|David Kahn
|aestetix
|-
|Gravity's Rainbow
|Thomas Pynchon
|aestetix
|-
|Little Brother
|Cory Doctorow
|aestetix
|-
|The Martian
|Andy Weir
|Danukeru
|}

=== Books of Interest - Mitch ===
Curated by: Mitch

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
|-
|V
|Thomas Pynchon
|Mitch
|-
|Infinite Jest
|David Foster Wallace
|Mitch
|-
|White Noise
|Don DeLillo
|Mitch
|-
|In Search of Lost Time
|Marcel Proust
|Mitch
|-
|The Sound and the Fury
|William Faulkner
|Mitch
|-
|Cat's Cradle
|Kurt Vonnegut
|Mitch
|-
|Witchcraft and the Gay Counterculture
|Arthur Evans
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Epson Stylus Pro 4880

2016-10-12T08:12:42Z

98.234.239.204:

= About =

Please, sometimes replace the power towels in the maintenance tank.

The Epson Stylus Pro 4880 is an 18" roll printer equipped for photo printing.

Ink cartridges are quite expensive, so please do not run huge print jobs.

= Software =

You'll need [http://www.epson.com/cgi-bin/Store/support/supDetail.jsp?oid=94507&infoType=Downloads the software to print].

= Manual =

There is also a [http://www.epson.com/cgi-bin/Store/support/supDetail.jsp?infoType=Doc&oid=94507 manual]

= Howto =

# Install software
# Make sure you have the right paper
# Know what you are doing
# There's a manual
# Donate!

= Refilling Cartridges =

We have not refilled cartridges yet. The cartridges have a chip that estimates as the ink goes down. We need to use a chip resetter on an empty cartridge to tell it that it is full again. Trent has a [https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01L7IW1GE/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_WvrZxbJ06QQC6 chip resetter].

= Some Error Messages =

Here is a [http://support.screenprinting.com/entries/20969792-Resolutions-to-4000-4880-4880-Error-Messages-on-the-LCD-Display-Panel- list of error messages].

== Error Messages We Have Seen ==

MNT TNK NOT INST - The maintenance tank had a bent pin when it arrived. I was able to gently unbend the pin. Let me know if this happens again, it requires a good amount of care and precision to fix.

MNT TK NEAR FULL - The maintenance tank is reusable. Gently pop the plastic grating off using a tiny flathead screwdriver in one of the six tiny holes on the side. Replace the paper towels inside. This needs to be done semi regularly so it does not overfill.

MNT TNK FULL - CHIP RESET - if the maintenance tank fills up, it is actually just an electronic chip claiming it is full. This chip needs reset using a "chip resetter", trent has one. The maintenance tank paper towels need replaced occasionally.

= Nozzle Cleaning =

The nozzles need cleaned manually as the auto clean doesn't work and uses tons of ink.

An excellent [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-jHZWvYAXUs youtube video guide] exists.

It is necessary to press the allen screw in this video, allowing the print head to slide along its axis. Then use a blue shop towel with windex original to release any dried ink from the nozzle. The windex cannot be the foaming type.

= Hacking the Chip =

People hacked the chip and there was a lot to it. You can learn more [http://www.eddiem.com/photo/CIS/inkchip/chip.html here].

It may be possible to read any brand new chip that has never touched a machine and write it to the old one, but there's some weird stuff in eddiem's chip hacking article.

Epson Stylus Pro 4880

2016-10-12T08:07:26Z

98.234.239.204:

= About =

Please, sometimes replace the power towels in the maintenance tank.

The Epson Stylus Pro 4880 is an 18" roll printer equipped for photo printing.

Ink cartridges are quite expensive, so please do not run huge print jobs.

= Software =

You'll need [http://www.epson.com/cgi-bin/Store/support/supDetail.jsp?oid=94507&infoType=Downloads the software to print].

= Manual =

There is also a [http://www.epson.com/cgi-bin/Store/support/supDetail.jsp?infoType=Doc&oid=94507 manual]

= Howto =

# Install software
# Make sure you have the right paper
# Know what you are doing
# There's a manual
# Donate!

= Refilling Cartridges =

We have not refilled cartridges yet. The cartridges have a chip that estimates as the ink goes down. We need to use a chip resetter on an empty cartridge to tell it that it is full again. Trent has a chip resetter.

= Some Error Messages =

Here is a [http://support.screenprinting.com/entries/20969792-Resolutions-to-4000-4880-4880-Error-Messages-on-the-LCD-Display-Panel- list of error messages].

== Error Messages We Have Seen ==

MNT TNK NOT INST - The maintenance tank had a bent pin when it arrived. I was able to gently unbend the pin. Let me know if this happens again, it requires a good amount of care and precision to fix.

MNT TK NEAR FULL - The maintenance tank is reusable. Gently pop the plastic grating off using a tiny flathead screwdriver in one of the six tiny holes on the side. Replace the paper towels inside. This needs to be done semi regularly so it does not overfill.

MNT TNK FULL - CHIP RESET - if the maintenance tank fills up, it is actually just an electronic chip claiming it is full. This chip needs reset using a "chip resetter", trent has one. The maintenance tank paper towels need replaced occasionally.

= Nozzle Cleaning =

The nozzles need cleaned manually as the auto clean doesn't work and uses tons of ink.

An excellent [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-jHZWvYAXUs youtube video guide] exists.

It is necessary to press the allen screw in this video, allowing the print head to slide along its axis. Then use a blue shop towel with windex original to release any dried ink from the nozzle. The windex cannot be the foaming type.

Epson Stylus Pro 4880

2016-10-12T08:07:04Z

98.234.239.204:

= About =

Please, sometimes replace the power towels in the maintenance tank.

The Epson Stylus Pro 4880 is an 18" roll printer equipped for photo printing.

Ink cartridges are quite expensive, so please do not run huge print jobs.

= Software =

You'll need [http://www.epson.com/cgi-bin/Store/support/supDetail.jsp?oid=94507&infoType=Downloads the software to print].

= Manual =

There is also a [http://www.epson.com/cgi-bin/Store/support/supDetail.jsp?infoType=Doc&oid=94507 manual]

= Howto =

# Install software
# Make sure you have the right paper
# Know what you are doing
# There's a manual
# Donate!

= Refilling Cartridges =

We have not refilled cartridges yet. The cartridges have a chip that estimates as the ink goes down. We need to use a chip resetter on an empty cartridge to tell it that it is full again. Trent has a chip resetter.

= Some Error Messages =

Here is a [http://support.screenprinting.com/entries/20969792-Resolutions-to-4000-4880-4880-Error-Messages-on-the-LCD-Display-Panel- list of error messages].

== Error Messages We Have Seen ==

MNT TNK NOT INST - The maintenance tank had a bent pin when it arrived. I was able to gently unbend the pin. Let me know if this happens again, it requires a good amount of care and precision to fix.

MNT TK NEAR FULL - The maintenance tank is reusable. Gently pop the plastic grating off using a tiny flathead screwdriver in one of the six tiny holes on the side. Replace the paper towels inside. This needs to be done semi regularly so it does not overfill.

MNT TNK FULL - CHIP RESET - if the maintenance tank fills up, it is actually just an electronic chip claiming it is full. This chip needs reset using a "chip resetter", trent has one. The maintenance tank paper towels need replaced occasionally.

= Nozzle Cleaning =

The nozzles need cleaned manually as the auto clean doesn't work and uses tons of ink.

An excellent [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-jHZWvYAXUs youtube video guide] exists.

It is necessary to press the allen screw in this video, allowing the print head to slide along its axis. Then use a blue shop towel with windex original to release any dried ink from the nozzle. The windex cannot be the foaming type.

Epson Stylus Pro 4880

2016-10-12T08:06:51Z

98.234.239.204: /* Howto */

= About =

Please, sometimes replace the power towels in the maintenance tank.

The Epson Stylus Pro 4880 is an 18" roll printer equipped for photo printing.

Ink cartridges are quite expensive, so please do not run huge print jobs.

= Software =

You'll need [http://www.epson.com/cgi-bin/Store/support/supDetail.jsp?oid=94507&infoType=Downloads the software to print].

= Manual =

There is also a [http://www.epson.com/cgi-bin/Store/support/supDetail.jsp?infoType=Doc&oid=94507 manual]

= Howto =

# Install software
# Make sure you have the right paper
# Know what you are doing
# There's a manual
# Donate!

= Refilling Cartridges =

We have not refilled cartridges yet. The cartridges have a chip that estimates as the ink goes down. We need to use a chip resetter on an empty cartridge to tell it that it is full again. Trent has a chip resetter.

= Some Error Messages =

Here is a [http://support.screenprinting.com/entries/20969792-Resolutions-to-4000-4880-4880-Error-Messages-on-the-LCD-Display-Panel- list of error messages].

== Error Messages We Have Seen ==

MNT TNK NOT INST - The maintenance tank had a bent pin when it arrived. I was able to gently unbend the pin. Let me know if this happens again, it requires a good amount of care and precision to fix.

MNT TK NEAR FULL - The maintenance tank is reusable. Gently pop the plastic grating off using a tiny flathead screwdriver in one of the six tiny holes on the side. Replace the paper towels inside. This needs to be done semi regularly so it does not overfill.

MNT TNK FULL - CHIP RESET - if the maintenance tank fills up, it is actually just an electronic chip claiming it is full. This chip needs reset using a "chip resetter", trent has one. The maintenance tank paper towels need replaced occasionally.

= Nozzle Cleaning =

The nozzles need cleaned manually as the auto clean doesn't work and uses tons of ink.

An excellent [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-jHZWvYAXUs youtube video guide] exists.

It is necessary to press the allen screw in this video, allowing the print head to slide along its axis. Then use a blue shop towel with windex original to release any dried ink from the nozzle. The windex cannot be the foaming type.

Epson Stylus Pro 4880

2016-10-12T08:05:21Z

98.234.239.204: /* Howto */

= About =

Please, sometimes replace the power towels in the maintenance tank.

The Epson Stylus Pro 4880 is an 18" roll printer equipped for photo printing.

Ink cartridges are quite expensive, so please do not run huge print jobs.

= Software =

You'll need [http://www.epson.com/cgi-bin/Store/support/supDetail.jsp?oid=94507&infoType=Downloads the software to print].

= Manual =

There is also a [http://www.epson.com/cgi-bin/Store/support/supDetail.jsp?infoType=Doc&oid=94507 manual]

= Howto =

1. Install software
2. Make sure you have the right paper
3. Know what you are doing
4. There's a manual
5. Donate!

= Refilling Cartridges =

We have not refilled cartridges yet. The cartridges have a chip that estimates as the ink goes down. We need to use a chip resetter on an empty cartridge to tell it that it is full again. Trent has a chip resetter.

= Some Error Messages =

Here is a [http://support.screenprinting.com/entries/20969792-Resolutions-to-4000-4880-4880-Error-Messages-on-the-LCD-Display-Panel- list of error messages].

== Error Messages We Have Seen ==

MNT TNK NOT INST - The maintenance tank had a bent pin when it arrived. I was able to gently unbend the pin. Let me know if this happens again, it requires a good amount of care and precision to fix.

MNT TK NEAR FULL - The maintenance tank is reusable. Gently pop the plastic grating off using a tiny flathead screwdriver in one of the six tiny holes on the side. Replace the paper towels inside. This needs to be done semi regularly so it does not overfill.

MNT TNK FULL - CHIP RESET - if the maintenance tank fills up, it is actually just an electronic chip claiming it is full. This chip needs reset using a "chip resetter", trent has one. The maintenance tank paper towels need replaced occasionally.

= Nozzle Cleaning =

The nozzles need cleaned manually as the auto clean doesn't work and uses tons of ink.

An excellent [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-jHZWvYAXUs youtube video guide] exists.

It is necessary to press the allen screw in this video, allowing the print head to slide along its axis. Then use a blue shop towel with windex original to release any dried ink from the nozzle. The windex cannot be the foaming type.

Epson Stylus Pro 4880

2016-10-12T08:05:01Z

98.234.239.204:

= About =

Please, sometimes replace the power towels in the maintenance tank.

The Epson Stylus Pro 4880 is an 18" roll printer equipped for photo printing.

Ink cartridges are quite expensive, so please do not run huge print jobs.

= Software =

You'll need [http://www.epson.com/cgi-bin/Store/support/supDetail.jsp?oid=94507&infoType=Downloads the software to print].

= Manual =

There is also a [http://www.epson.com/cgi-bin/Store/support/supDetail.jsp?infoType=Doc&oid=94507 manual]

= Howto =

1. Install software
2. Make sure you have the right paper
3. Know what you are doing
4. There's a manual
5. Donate!

= Refilling Cartridges =

We have not refilled cartridges yet. The cartridges have a chip that estimates as the ink goes down. We need to use a chip resetter on an empty cartridge to tell it that it is full again. Trent has a chip resetter.

= Some Error Messages =

Here is a [http://support.screenprinting.com/entries/20969792-Resolutions-to-4000-4880-4880-Error-Messages-on-the-LCD-Display-Panel- list of error messages].

== Error Messages We Have Seen ==

MNT TNK NOT INST - The maintenance tank had a bent pin when it arrived. I was able to gently unbend the pin. Let me know if this happens again, it requires a good amount of care and precision to fix.

MNT TK NEAR FULL - The maintenance tank is reusable. Gently pop the plastic grating off using a tiny flathead screwdriver in one of the six tiny holes on the side. Replace the paper towels inside. This needs to be done semi regularly so it does not overfill.

MNT TNK FULL - CHIP RESET - if the maintenance tank fills up, it is actually just an electronic chip claiming it is full. This chip needs reset using a "chip resetter", trent has one. The maintenance tank paper towels need replaced occasionally.

= Nozzle Cleaning =

The nozzles need cleaned manually as the auto clean doesn't work and uses tons of ink.

An excellent [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-jHZWvYAXUs youtube video guide] exists.

It is necessary to press the allen screw in this video, allowing the print head to slide along its axis. Then use a blue shop towel with windex original to release any dried ink from the nozzle. The windex cannot be the foaming type.

Epson Stylus Pro 4880

2016-10-12T07:58:51Z

98.234.239.204:

= About =

The Epson Stylus Pro 4880 is an 18" roll printer equipped for photo printing.

Ink cartridges are quite expensive, so please do not run huge print jobs.

= Software =

You'll need [http://www.epson.com/cgi-bin/Store/support/supDetail.jsp?oid=94507&infoType=Downloads the software to print].

= Manual =

There is also a [http://www.epson.com/cgi-bin/Store/support/supDetail.jsp?infoType=Doc&oid=94507 manual]

= Howto =

This thing takes some care and some figuring out.

Like most industrial tools, expect to take several hours to get up and running and truly understand how to run a job.

= Some Error Messages =

Here is a [http://support.screenprinting.com/entries/20969792-Resolutions-to-4000-4880-4880-Error-Messages-on-the-LCD-Display-Panel- list of error messages].

== Error Messages We Have Seen ==

MNT TNK NOT INST - The maintenance tank had a bent pin when it arrived. I was able to gently unbend the pin. Let me know if this happens again, it requires a good amount of care and precision to fix.

MNT TK NEAR FULL - The maintenance tank is reusable. Gently pop the plastic grating off using a tiny flathead screwdriver in one of the six tiny holes on the side. Replace the paper towels inside. This needs to be done semi regularly so it does not overfill.

MNT TNK FULL - CHIP RESET - if the maintenance tank fills up, it is actually just an electronic chip claiming it is full. This chip needs reset using a "chip resetter". I (robbintt) have ordered one.

= Nozzle Cleaning =

The nozzles need cleaned manually as the auto clean doesn't work and uses tons of ink.

An excellent [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-jHZWvYAXUs youtube video guide] exists.

It is necessary to press the allen screw in this video, allowing the print head to slide along its axis. Then use a blue shop towel with windex original to release any dried ink from the nozzle. The windex cannot be the foaming type.

Epson Stylus Pro 4880

2016-10-12T07:56:58Z

98.234.239.204:

= About =

The Epson Stylus Pro 4880 is an 18" roll printer equipped for photo printing.

Ink cartridges are quite expensive, so please do not run huge print jobs.

= Software =

You'll need [http://www.epson.com/cgi-bin/Store/support/supDetail.jsp?oid=94507&infoType=Downloads the software to print].

= Manual =

There is also a [http://www.epson.com/cgi-bin/Store/support/supDetail.jsp?infoType=Doc&oid=94507 manual]

= Howto =

This thing takes some care and some figuring out.

Like most industrial tools, expect to take several hours to get up and running and truly understand how to run a job.

= Some Error Messages =

MNT TNK NOT INST - The maintenance tank had a bent pin when it arrived. I was able to gently unbend the pin. Let me know if this happens again, it requires a good amount of care and precision to fix.

MNT TK NEAR FULL - The maintenance tank is reusable. Gently pop the plastic grating off using a tiny flathead screwdriver in one of the six tiny holes on the side. Replace the paper towels inside. This needs to be done semi regularly so it does not overfill.

MNT TNK FULL - CHIP RESET - if the maintenance tank fills up, it is actually just an electronic chip claiming it is full. This chip needs reset using a "chip resetter". I (robbintt) have ordered one.

= Nozzle Cleaning =

The nozzles need cleaned manually as the auto clean doesn't work and uses tons of ink.

An excellent [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-jHZWvYAXUs youtube video guide] exists.

It is necessary to press the allen screw in this video, allowing the print head to slide along its axis. Then use a blue shop towel with windex original to release any dried ink from the nozzle. The windex cannot be the foaming type.

Epson Stylus Pro 4880

2016-10-12T07:55:26Z

98.234.239.204:

= About =

The Epson Stylus Pro 4880 is an 18" roll printer equipped for photo printing.

Ink cartridges are quite expensive, so please do not run huge print jobs.

= Software =

You'll need (http://www.epson.com/cgi-bin/Store/support/supDetail.jsp?oid=94507&infoType=Downloads the software to print).

= Manual =

There is also a (http://www.epson.com/cgi-bin/Store/support/supDetail.jsp?infoType=Doc&oid=94507 manual)

= Howto =

This thing takes some care and some figuring out.

Like most industrial tools, expect to take several hours to get up and running and truly understand how to run a job.

= Some Error Messages =

MNT TNK NOT INST - The maintenance tank had a bent pin when it arrived. I was able to gently unbend the pin. Let me know if this happens again, it requires a good amount of care and precision to fix.

MNT TK NEAR FULL - The maintenance tank is reusable. Gently pop the plastic grating off using a tiny flathead screwdriver in one of the six tiny holes on the side. Replace the paper towels inside. This needs to be done semi regularly so it does not overfill.

MNT TNK FULL - CHIP RESET - if the maintenance tank fills up, it is actually just an electronic chip claiming it is full. This chip needs reset using a "chip resetter". I (robbintt) have ordered one.

= Nozzle Cleaning =

The nozzles need cleaned manually as the auto clean doesn't work and uses tons of ink.

An excellent (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-jHZWvYAXUs youtube video guide) exists.

It is necessary to press the allen screw in this video, allowing the print head to slide along its axis. Then use a blue shop towel with windex original to release any dried ink from the nozzle. The windex cannot be the foaming type.

Epson Stylus Pro 4880

2016-10-12T07:54:45Z

98.234.239.204:

= About =

The Epson Stylus Pro 4880 is an 18" roll printer equipped for photo printing.

Ink cartridges are quite expensive, so please do not run huge print jobs.

= Software =

You'll need (https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=1&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=0ahUKEwicjqi_qvfOAhUY92MKHaB1ADEQFggeMAA&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.epson.com%2Fcgi-bin%2FStore%2Fsupport%2FsupDetail.jsp%3Foid%3D94507%26infoType%3DDownloads&usg=AFQjCNHAI2waMdtYlJ79D8je8iP4yosaVg&sig2=BI6hEQAeIFnqqNrzE5JRaw the software to print).

= Manual =

There is also a (http://www.epson.com/cgi-bin/Store/support/supDetail.jsp?infoType=Doc&oid=94507 manual)

= Howto =

This thing takes some care and some figuring out.

Like most industrial tools, expect to take several hours to get up and running and truly understand how to run a job.

= Some Error Messages =

MNT TNK NOT INST - The maintenance tank had a bent pin when it arrived. I was able to gently unbend the pin. Let me know if this happens again, it requires a good amount of care and precision to fix.

MNT TK NEAR FULL - The maintenance tank is reusable. Gently pop the plastic grating off using a tiny flathead screwdriver in one of the six tiny holes on the side. Replace the paper towels inside. This needs to be done semi regularly so it does not overfill.

MNT TNK FULL - CHIP RESET - if the maintenance tank fills up, it is actually just an electronic chip claiming it is full. This chip needs reset using a "chip resetter". I (robbintt) have ordered one.

= Nozzle Cleaning =

The nozzles need cleaned manually as the auto clean doesn't work and uses tons of ink.

An excellent (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-jHZWvYAXUs youtube video guide) exists.

It is necessary to press the allen screw in this video, allowing the print head to slide along its axis. Then use a blue shop towel with windex original to release any dried ink from the nozzle. The windex cannot be the foaming type.

Epson Stylus Pro 4880

2016-10-12T07:53:20Z

98.234.239.204: fixed formatting

= About =

The Epson Stylus Pro 4880 is an 18" roll printer equipped for photo printing.

Ink cartridges are quite expensive, so please do not run huge print jobs.

= Software =

You'll need the software: https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=1&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=0ahUKEwicjqi_qvfOAhUY92MKHaB1ADEQFggeMAA&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.epson.com%2Fcgi-bin%2FStore%2Fsupport%2FsupDetail.jsp%3Foid%3D94507%26infoType%3DDownloads&usg=AFQjCNHAI2waMdtYlJ79D8je8iP4yosaVg&sig2=BI6hEQAeIFnqqNrzE5JRaw

= Manual =

There is also a (http://www.epson.com/cgi-bin/Store/support/supDetail.jsp?infoType=Doc&oid=94507 manual)

= Howto =

This thing takes some care and some figuring out.

Like most industrial tools, expect to take several hours to get up and running and truly understand how to run a job.

= Some Error Messages =

MNT TNK NOT INST - The maintenance tank had a bent pin when it arrived. I was able to gently unbend the pin. Let me know if this happens again, it requires a good amount of care and precision to fix.

MNT TK NEAR FULL - The maintenance tank is reusable. Gently pop the plastic grating off using a tiny flathead screwdriver in one of the six tiny holes on the side. Replace the paper towels inside. This needs to be done semi regularly so it does not overfill.

MNT TNK FULL - CHIP RESET - if the maintenance tank fills up, it is actually just an electronic chip claiming it is full. This chip needs reset using a "chip resetter". I (robbintt) have ordered one.

= Nozzle Cleaning =

The nozzles need cleaned manually as the auto clean doesn't work and uses tons of ink.

An excellent (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-jHZWvYAXUs youtube video guide) exists.

It is necessary to press the allen screw in this video, allowing the print head to slide along its axis. Then use a blue shop towel with windex original to release any dried ink from the nozzle. The windex cannot be the foaming type.

Epson Stylus Pro 4880

2016-10-12T07:52:19Z

98.234.239.204: updated format and added a link to the manual

### About

The Epson Stylus Pro 4880 is an 18" roll printer equipped for photo printing.

Ink cartridges are quite expensive, so please do not run huge print jobs.

### Software

You'll need the software: https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=1&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=0ahUKEwicjqi_qvfOAhUY92MKHaB1ADEQFggeMAA&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.epson.com%2Fcgi-bin%2FStore%2Fsupport%2FsupDetail.jsp%3Foid%3D94507%26infoType%3DDownloads&usg=AFQjCNHAI2waMdtYlJ79D8je8iP4yosaVg&sig2=BI6hEQAeIFnqqNrzE5JRaw

### Manual

There is also a (http://www.epson.com/cgi-bin/Store/support/supDetail.jsp?infoType=Doc&oid=94507 manual)

### Howto

This thing takes some care and some figuring out.

Like most industrial tools, expect to take several hours to get up and running and truly understand how to run a job.

### Some Error Messages

MNT TNK NOT INST - The maintenance tank had a bent pin when it arrived. I was able to gently unbend the pin. Let me know if this happens again, it requires a good amount of care and precision to fix.

MNT TK NEAR FULL - The maintenance tank is reusable. Gently pop the plastic grating off using a tiny flathead screwdriver in one of the six tiny holes on the side. Replace the paper towels inside. This needs to be done semi regularly so it does not overfill.

MNT TNK FULL - CHIP RESET - if the maintenance tank fills up, it is actually just an electronic chip claiming it is full. This chip needs reset using a "chip resetter". I (robbintt) have ordered one.

### Nozzle Cleaning

The nozzles need cleaned manually as the auto clean doesn't work and uses tons of ink.

An excellent (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-jHZWvYAXUs youtube video guide) exists.

It is necessary to press the allen screw in this video, allowing the print head to slide along its axis. Then use a blue shop towel with windex original to release any dried ink from the nozzle. The windex cannot be the foaming type.

Laserbridge

2016-10-06T06:51:11Z

98.234.239.204:

[[File:Laserbridgelogo.JPG|500px]]

WHAT: Noisebridge Hackerspace's Laser-themed Halloween exhibition fundraiser.

WHO: Geeks, dorks, nerds, hipsters, punks, hippies, gentrifiers, weirdos--anyone and everyone--all genders--all ages--all hackerspaces!

WHEN: Saturday, October 29th, 6PM-Late

WHERE: Noisebridge Hackerspace, 2169 Mission St. San Francisco, CA 94110

WEAR: Costumes, especially shiny, blinky, futury and lasery ones + your project!

WHY: To raise the last $3,746 for our laser cutter fund! So close!

INFO: [http://noisebridge.net/laserbridge noisebridge.net/laserbridge]

DONATE: [http://donate.noisebridge.net/projects/laser donate.noisebridge.net/projects/laser]

==CALL FOR ART==
Want to propose art? Add your contribution suggestion below:
* Laser harp -Ryan Pyconaut
* Laser maze -Alex Lxpk
* Your art idea here -contact info

==CALL FOR MUSIC==
Want to rock the party? Let us know.
* Your musical performance offer. -contact info

==CALL FOR EXHIBITORS==
Want to share your awesome things inspiring to Noisebridgers and other Bay hackerspaces? Maybe a table exhibiting all the amazing things and people from another Bay hackerspace?
* Laser cutting workshop. -Ryan Pyconaut
* Your exhibitor table idea. -contact info

==CALL FOR PROMOTION==
Lots of awesome folks spread the word about our past benefits. Who will spread the message this time?
* Your promotion idea. -contact info

== Previous Fundraisers ==
We have had some amazing fundraiser parties at Noisebridge!
* [https://noisebridge.net/wiki/Art 2013 Noisebridge 5-Year Party & Benefit]
** [http://laughingsquid.com/san-francisco-hackerspace-noisebridge-celebrates-5-years-with-party-benefit/ LaughingSquid coverage]

Laserbridge

2016-10-06T06:44:18Z

98.234.239.204:

[[File:Laserbridgelogo.JPG|500px]]

WHAT: Noisebridge Hackerspace's Laser-themed Halloween exhibition fundraiser.

WHO: Geeks, dorks, nerds, hipsters, punks, hippies, gentrifiers, weirdos--anyone and everyone--all genders--all ages--all hackerspaces!

WHEN: Saturday, October 29th, 6PM-Late

WHERE: Noisebridge Hackerspace, 2169 Mission St. San Francisco, CA 94110

WEAR: Costumes, especially shiny, blinky, futury and lasery ones + your project!

WHY: To raise the last $3,746 for our laser cutter fund! So close!

INFO: [http://noisebridge.net/laserbridge noisebridge.net/laserbridge]

DONATE: [http://donate.noisebridge.net donate.noisebridge.net]

==CALL FOR ART==
Want to propose art? Add your contribution suggestion below:
* Laser harp -Ryan Pyconaut
* Laser maze -Alex Lxpk
* Your art idea here -contact info

==CALL FOR MUSIC==
Want to rock the party? Let us know.
* Your musical performance offer. -contact info

==CALL FOR EXHIBITORS==
Want to share your awesome things inspiring to Noisebridgers and other Bay hackerspaces? Maybe a table exhibiting all the amazing things and people from another Bay hackerspace?
* Laser cutting workshop. -Ryan Pyconaut
* Your exhibitor table idea. -contact info

==CALL FOR PROMOTION==
Lots of awesome folks spread the word about our past benefits. Who will spread the message this time?
* Your promotion idea. -contact info

== Previous Fundraisers ==
We have had some amazing fundraiser parties at Noisebridge!
* [https://noisebridge.net/wiki/Art 2013 Noisebridge 5-Year Party & Benefit]
** [http://laughingsquid.com/san-francisco-hackerspace-noisebridge-celebrates-5-years-with-party-benefit/ LaughingSquid coverage]

How we keep Noisebridge safe

2016-10-05T21:05:39Z

98.234.239.204: Undo revision 54340 by 178.217.187.39 (talk)

= DRAFT - How we keep a healthy, safe Noisebridge community =

This is a very rough draft of something I've been working on for a few weeks as an attempt to try and communicate to newer people in our community how our no-process tools and patterns work around dealing with issues in the space, without actually defining a formal process. Comments and suggestions welcome.

Noisebridge has learned a lot in the past few years about how to keep our community healthy and safe. We've tried a lot of things that didn't work, and in the process, found a few that did. This is an attempt to catalog some of the things we've learned, both to help pass on our learnings to newer community members as well as to share with other communities that may benefit from our past.

Noisebridge is a very unique community in many ways. We want to be able to have nice things, and a space that everyone feels safe and comfortable to hack, learn, and teach in. But we also want to be radically inclusive and as open as possible. This is sometimes in conflict with our surrounding neighborhood and the culture we live in. Because of this, we've had to learn new tools and approaches to problems that other communities either don't have, or solve in different ways that wouldn't work for us.

Here are some of the components of maintaining a safe, healthy space and community at Noisebridge:
* Progressive vetting: access card levels, slack access, membership
* Ongoing discussion and spreading the culture around how we maintain a safe, healthy, welcome space and community.
* Always greeting people at the door, filtering who comes in and giving newcomers tours, and training people how to do this.
* Closing the space at night when the last philanthropist or member leaves, or at 11pm if people no longer want to be responsible for keeping the space open.
* Actively talking about people that exhibit red flags, even before it reaches critical mass in person and/or on the #space-guardians slack channel.
* Empowering individuals to do-ocratically ask people to leave and/or not come back
* Reciprocal safe space bans with other bay area hackerspaces
* Maintaining the 86 page on the wiki with photos and descriptions of people that are not welcome at noisebridge
* Our [[Anti-Harassment Policy]]
* TODO: more antiharrassment stuff here

== Progressive vetting ==

We like to gradually get to know new people to the community before we trust them with the keys to the kingdom.

Here's a couple ways we do that:

=== RFID access cards ===

We use RFID cards to open the downstairs gate/upstair door at noisebridge, both to let ourselves in from outside, and to let others in from inside the space.

These are the different access levels for door access:
* Doorbell: When you first come to Noisebridge, you can ring the doorbell, and if there's someone in the space with an RFID who has time to show you around, they'll let you in. Everyone is welcome to ring the doorbell any time!
* Temporary daylight access: Once you've been to Noisebridge a few times and get to know a few people, you can ask any member to give you temporary 30-day anonymous access during daylight hours (11am-10pm).
* Permanent daylight access: Once you've gotten to know the community a bit better, you can ask a member to have your name/email address associated with your RFID card. This makes your card no longer anonymous (so we can remove your access if you screw up), but will never expire.
* 24/7 access: [[Philanthropist]] and [[Member]] have full time access. Here's more information about how to become a member/philanthropist: (TODO).

=== Slack ===

We have public [[Mailing lists]] and an [[IRC|irc channel]] that anyone can join. However, we have a slack community we use heavily for discussion within the community. It's really high signal-to-noise, and very low on trolls and sock puppets. We try and keep it that way by only inviting people to Slack once they've been hanging out in the space for a while, and we've gotten to know them.

=== Philanthropists ===

Philanthropists have 24x7 access to the space, and as such, may potentially be by themselves either late at night or early in the morning, or may be sponsoring other non-philanthropist/non-members in the space later at night. As such, we want to make sure we trust them to treat the space excellently, and make sure they know how to greet people at the door, how to give a tour, and how to close up the space at night if they're the last person in the space. See [[Philanthropist]] for more info

=== Membership ===

Members have the ability to single-handedly block our [[Consensus|Consensus process]]. Thus, we really want to get to know someone before they become a member. Generally, we suggest that people don't apply to be a member until they've been active in the community for at least 6 months. There's lots more info about the [[Member|membership process]] on the wiki.

== Ongoing discussion ==

Oh my god, are we having THAT discussion again? Yes, yes we are.

We mostly spread culture at Noisebridge through talking about it. This happens pretty readily with topics hackers generally love, like the one true text editor (hint: it's vim), but less readily with topics hackers like less, like how to handle interpersonal conflict. We've learned a lot about how to keep our community healthy over the lifetime of Noisebridge, and we share that knowledge by continually talking about it. This means we often have the same ongoing conversations, particularly with newer community members, about how we greet people, what we consider acceptable behavior, and how we deal with problems when they come up.

== How we handle people causing problems at Noisebridge ==

Participation in Noisebridge is a privilege, not a right. The health of the Noisebridge community comes first and foremost. Everything else is built on that. There's a balance between being fair and attempting restorative justice, and preserving the precious energy of core community members.

Repeat after me: '''there is no process.'''

Here are a few reasons why:
* Formal process is too easily gamed.
* Formal process that requires putting the same amount of energy into all situations burns out core community members.
* Most people come to Noisebridge to hack, not to deal with curating the community. Not having a formal process limits drama to those involved and those willing and interested in dealing with it.

Channels for dealing with people that are causing problems in the community may include (but not necessarily):
* In person 1:1 discussion between community members
* Conversations with the problematic person
* Discussion on the #space-guardians
* Out of band slack discussion (often used for sensitive issues)
* In person group discussions

Remedies:
* Anyone can ask someone to leave
* Anyone can ask someone to leave and not come back
* Informal consensus amount frequent community participants can lead to:
* being asked to leave
an informal ban
* being added to the 86 page
* re-including someone back into the community who was previously asked to leave

Some things we used to do that we don't do anymore:
* Ask people that have been asked to leave to come to the next Tuesday meeting. This frequently turns the Tuesday meetings into a giant drama-fest, which drives away new community members, burns out existing community members, and makes people not to want to come to the meetings anymore.
* Have a formal banning/appeals process. Having a formal process assumes that there's a single one-size-fits all process to handle all situations, which we've learned simply doesn't exist. Each situation needs to be handled separately, in the context of both the situation itself, and the current state of the rest of the community. In addition, having a formal rigid process gives an opportunity for those not welcome in the community to game the system and/or drag out the process, exhausting any community members will to engage in the process, which eventually leads to burn out.
* Guarantee the same level of due process for everyone, regardless of the situation. As a fully volunteer run community, our time and energy is incredibly scarce and precious. Not all situations deserve the same level of investment.
* Involve people who don't want to be involved with safe space issues. If you don't want to deal with drama in the space, you don't have to. You don't have to answer the door, nor do you have to be subscribed to #space-guardians on slack. If you just want to shut up and hack, you're encouraged to do so. By keeping safe space issues and interpersonal drama out of the weekly Tuesday meeting and off the noisebridge-discuss mailing list, we allow each person in the community to make this choice for themselves.
* Mediation by default/demand - We only do it if it's likely to succeed and everyone involved wants to do it.

== Red Flags ==

Red flags are small signs that someone might be doing or going to try and do something that hurts the Noisebridge community. Seeing one warning sign is a reason for concern, but not a problem in and of itself. We talk about red flags when we see them to figure out if there's a larger pattern of behavior that no one person is seeing. Ie, someone found someone asleep on the couch, but didn't think too much of it. They mention it, and find out that three other people have woken the same person up, and a fourth person saw them stashing clothes in the wood shop. Now there's a much different story, which makes it pretty clear that this person doesn't belong at Noisebridge.

Red flags include, but are not limited to:
* Name dropping to invoke privilege. Particularly if that person is Mitch, "the owner", or "the people in charge".
* Bolting passed the person opening the door for them and heading for the back of the space
* Immediately heading to a hidey-hole - a dark, unpopulated corner of the space
* Immediately rummaging through things after coming in. Either in the hack shelves, or elsewhere in the space.
* Demanding help/attention when first coming in to the space (ie, fix my laptop/phone)
* Lying
* Giving people a hard time when someone questions their behavior or asks them to leave.
* Only taking from the space - this mean direct theft of tools/hack shelf contents/laptops/materials/etc, or simply taking energy out of the space, by ie, sleeping, constantly complaining, etc.
* Only giving to the space - this is also known as the Rayc pattern (see below).
* Only using the Noisebridge kitchen/internet/couches
* Ringing the doorbell late at night
* Storing personal items/clothing at Noisebridge, particularly in out-of-sight places
* Not making sense - racing thoughts, paranoia, etc
* Immediately asking about the 24 hour access policy
* Showing a sense of entitlement - an attitude that Noisebridge exists solely for their benefit
* Gets argumentative quickly vs discussing when things don't go their way
* Argues about how Noisebridge should be when brand new to the community
* Sleeps in the space
* Shows up drunk/high
* Immediately tells you "I've been coming here for years."
* Invokes anarchism as a reason why they can do whatever they want and don't have to listen to anyone else.
* Reacts poorly when people introduce themselves or want to chat.

(I think this is an important pattern, but maybe we should pick a different name. Not sure what it should be
called though.)

The RAYC pattern:
* Shows up at Noisebridge incredibly enthusiastic
* Starts jumping into working on the Noisebridge infrastructure in lots of ways
* Makes lots of suggestions for improving Noisebridge without getting to know the community first
* Doesn't explore or do any of their own projects
* Doesn't make use of the Noisebridge classes/workshops/other resources
* Develops a sense of propriety at Noisebridge
* Rubs people the wrong way
* Doesn't change their behavior when people give them feedback
* Eventually gets unwelcomed or banned in a spectacular explosion
Often people that exhibit this pattern start out as very good contributors to the space, and are often well liked within the community. But it has always led to badness, often extreme, when people only contribute to, and don't benefit from the community.

Shit that might feel unfair:
* Some people's opinion carries more weight than others.
* Not all conversations, particularly about safe space issues, happen in public forums. Sometimes there will be conversations you're not privvy to.
* Not everyone is guaranteed the same level of due process.
* Not everyone who fucks up in the space will get the same level of attention.

== Someone asked me to leave. What should I do? ==

(I'm not sure we have a good answer for this one yet. But I think this is the best answer I have right now.)

Wow, sounds like you probably fucked up pretty bad. Noisebridge does not often ask someone to leave without a lot of discussion and consensus beforehand. You should leave without arguing. Now is not the time to make a stand. Refusing to leave or arguing about leaving significantly hurts your chances of ever being allowed back. Once you've left, reflect on why you were asked to leave.

The starting point for resolving problems within the Noisebridge community is having a genuine willingness and ability to:
* Hear feedback on how your behavior is affecting others
* Engage in productive/constructive dialog about the feedback
* Change your behavior based on feedback

That being said, you might not be welcome back. There are no guarantees. It depends on how badly you screwed up, and whether a core community participant that other people trust and respect is willing to vouch for you and work with you to help you understand and address other people's concerns.

Meeting Notes 2016 07 19

2016-07-20T09:25:45Z

98.234.239.204: added ruth

These are the notes from the [https://www.noisebridge.net/wiki/Category:Meeting_Notes The XXXth Meeting of Noisebridge]. Date: 2016-07-19 Note-taker: Ben W-R; Moderators: Ruth
* General discussion of Noisebridge policies and membership rules for new members
* Discussion of laser pointer class

== Meeting Summary ==
* Announcements:
* Finances:
* New members:
* New philanthropists:
* Adrian
* Ruth
* Consensus Items:
* Discussion Items:
* Class on laser cutter

= Introductions =

* Ruth, software engineer at Pinterest
* Ryan, Noisebridge veteran, planning to maintain the laser cutter
* Scotty, software engineer working on more hardware, maintains hack shelves and LED infra
* Mary Jane, Came from labor fest event, looking for roommate
* Darryl, AI programmer, builds funny mechanical objects
* Ben, programmer, new to the space
* Adrian, electrical engineering student, maintains electronics and 3d printers
* David, mechanical engineer who works in operations, new to the space
* Frank, also a noisebridge veteran

= Safe Space =

Info from Scotty:
* If someone's doing something that makes you feel uncomfortable you can reach out to anyone you trust in the community (particularly core people)
* Many channels, including Slack and the safe space working group, which meets as needed

Info from David and Scotty:
* Radical inclusiveness means going out of your way to include people and reach out to them if they're not being included
* We don't exclude people based on gender, income, sexual orientation, *

* There is an antiharassment policy, which is on the wiki and the walls

= [[ Membership Binder ]] =

* A member is a person who commits to maintaining and making noisebridge better
* By becoming a member you gain the ability to block a consensus item, and to add other members and philanthropists
* Encouraged to have a wiki page
* Membership is not required

* In order to become a member you fill out a form, and acquire two members as sponsors, and then show up to four consecutive meetings to demonstrate that you want to become a member
* At the fourth meeting, the members discuss and vote on whether you can become a member
* As with most things, membership can be blocked by any one member, but this is rare and has historically come with a recommendation to wait for a while to fix problems
* Members must pay a membership fee
* Members (and philanthropists) have 24 hour acces and must be able and willing to give tours
* There must always be a member or philanthropist in order for the space to be open

= [[Philanthropists]] =

* Philanthropists are like members but don't get to block consensus

* Adrian's philanthropist form is sponsored by Scotty

* Ruth's philathropist form is sponsored by Trent

= Financial Report =
* Funds in bank: $??? not enough, please donate
* Noisetor (See the bulletpoints at the bottom of http://noisetor.net/finances/#summary):

= Consensus and Discussion =

* '''invite a knowledgeable volunteer to give '''[[Consensus Process|a brief primer on consensus process]]
* It is important that everyone in attendance understands at least:
** Blocking with verbalized principled objections.
** Why we use consensus over other approaches to decision making.
** How consensus isn't a legislative process
** Why consensus isn't applicable to some things like conflict resolution, resolution of time sinks, and the like.

* Consensus is our form of deciding what Noisebridge wants to do as a hackerspaceship
* It's only really used for things that really affect noisebridge (like putting in sparkleforge, or taking out a wall, or something that will cost money) (i.e. when necessary)
* Everything else is done as a do-ocracy (assuming it's not really big, and doesn't harm or massively change noisebridge)
* Propose a consensus item at a meeting, then wait a week for the next meeting and talk to people about it
* When consensus occurs, if someone blocks, you can discuss it with them and bring up the consensus item at the next meeting
* Anybody can bring up a consensus item and participate in the discussion, but only members can block
* At least three members must accede to a consensus item ("a quorum")
* Gaming the consensus process is not particularly well-regarded
* The canteloupe being considered for membership did not receive it

== [[ Consensus Items History | Proposals from last week ]] ==
''(Add any items which are consensed upon or someone has raised a principle objection for to the [[Consensus Items History]] page.)''

== [[ Current Consensus Items | Proposals for next week ]] ==
''(Add any new items for consensus to the [[Current Consensus Items]] page.)''

== Discussion Items ==

If any important discussion happens, it should be happening after forward progress is made during consensus.

* Ryan: When people are trained on the laser cutter we should start a class
** Currently writing a rubric

* Ruth: At NYC resistor there was a required $75 class to use the laser cutter
** Ryan: The class under consideration would not be on certification but on techniques such as inlaying glass and etching edible items
** The students' would choose the focus of the class

* Frank: Safety equipment and safety person training as a separate class
** Ryan: It would be a three-hour class, with 30 minutes devoted to basics while other students would work on projects
** 1 to 1.5-hour tutorial on technique
** Last hour spent on helping students with projects if they're not certified
** Each person would get only about 10 minutes of cutting time, for equity

* Ruth: NYCR charged laser cutter time per minute
** Ryan: Noisebridge may not want to do pay-to-use, since no other tools are,
** Adrian: But we are going to charge a "recommended donation?"
** Scotty: We'll charge several dollars per hour in order to maintain the laser tube
** People will provide their own materials or we could have material that they could use

* Locked containers for materials
** Ruth: This sounds like there are some details that need to be worked out before beginning the class
** Yes, this is possibly a project that will start in a while

* Darryl: Some kind of key for the laser cutter?
** Scotty: There may be an RFID system, similar to the door, in the works

== Note taker posts the notes ==

[[Category:Meeting Notes]]

Laser Cutter/Kaitian CM1309

2016-07-03T17:39:40Z

98.234.239.204: /* Friday March 25th Deadline Extended for $4,000 Level! */

:'''Some Chinese friends of Noisebridge want to donate a really nice brand new, fully supported, laser cutter to Noisebridge!'''

This is what it looks like:
[[Image:KAITIAN_CM1309.PNG|450px|center|Kaitian CM1309 laser cutter]]

 
Before we can accept this donation, we need to do 2 things:

* Get someone who knows enough about structural engineering to look at the place we want to use the laser cutter at Noisebridge, and let us know if the floor can handle the 1,000 pounds weight of the machine.
* Raise $4,000 for shipping, import tax, and warranty maintenance charge. This will get the laser to us, and give us full support from Kaitian.

 
Before we can actually use the laser cutter, we need to:

* Build a room for it, with some sound insulation and ventilation that can handle the fumes.
* Come up with a plan for the room, and raise funds for buildout of the room.
 

== Full specs for the Kaitian CM1309 laser cutter ==
Brochure for the Kaitian CM1309 laser cutter: 
* [[File:KAITIAN_CM1309_part1of2.pdf|thumb|left|Kaitian CM1309 brochure (part 1 of 2) ''(1.30MB)'']]
* [[File:KAITIAN_CM1309_part2of2.pdf|thumb|left|Kaitian CM1309 brochure (part 2 of 2) ''(855KB)'']]
* [http://www.kaitianlaser.com/2-cutting-engraving-machine-3.html Page!]
* Machine Dimensions:

Chiller:
* KT-5200 Electronic chiller
* Dimensions: 72X44X62 cm (L X W X H) (28.34" x 17.32" x 24.40")
* Looks very similar to the CW5000 so that user manual may be helpful https://noisebridge.net/wiki/File:CW_5000-5200_UserManual.pdf

Exhaust Fan:
* 12 foot adjustable ventilation duct

Compressor

 

== Pledge here for raising $6,000 buildout for our new laser cutter! ==
($4K for shipping, import tax, and warranty maintenance charge; $2K for direct room buildout)
 

 
Donations to the laser cutter project can be made [https://donate.noisebridge.net/projects/laser here] (also shows status of donations; currently <$2,500) 
'''Donations are tax deductible'''

Resources/Library

2016-06-30T09:11:19Z

98.234.239.204: /* How many books do we have right now? */

[[Image:NewLibrary.jpg|thumb|right|Our excellent library]]

= Mission Statement =

The mission of the library is to serve expert and hacker-y literature to people in Noisebridge right now.

= How do I add a new book to the library?=

# Find the book on [http://openlibrary.org Open Library]
## If the book is not there, create an account and add the book (2 minutes)
# Add the book's OLID number to our Catalog: http://library.noisebridge.net/new/
## Remember to put in the secret code and press submit!
## You will see a green bar when successful
# Put the book on the shelf under its category

= Library: What's the point? =

'''There's already a public library!'''

Since there's a public library, we're going to focus on books that fill the needs of people using the space right now.

'''Anyone can access what they want over the internet almost all the time!'''

If electronic books are already accessible, we can focus on the people who would still prefer to use a paper copy.

'''A more refined goal:'''

The Library can serve expert and hacker-y literature to people in Noisebridge right now.

''' How do we get there? Quantify, Expand, Prune! '''

*First: Understand what books we have.
*Second: Create a process to acquire hacker-y books and expert references.
*Third: Prune our shelves a bit. Bring the average usefulness up.

== Searchable Catalog / library-org==

An application exists to organize our books and submit new books by ISBN.

Go to application: http://library.noisebridge.net

== How many books do we have right now? ==

A book barcode scannning effort was performed in October-December 2015 using [https://github.com/robbintt/noisebridge_bookscanner noisebridge-bookscanner].

*75 barcodes were not identified. Those books are not yet ingested into library-org. If you find one please add it.

*1657 books have been ingested into library-org using [https://openlibrary.org/ Open Library]

IMPORTANT: If you do any of the work below, be sure to update the list to remove the ones you added.

'''Here is a list of the barcodes that aren't yet in library-org.''' Each one represents an unknown book... please solve me.

<nowiki>

[023472033055, 044903006998, 037145005997, 065373004994, 071001002751, 070999003955, 076783007505, 070999005997, 070999002958, 037145006994, 072742002253, 070999006994, 072742006992, 076814002950, 076714003958, 071831003959, 099455005951, 065373004994, 076783005952, 076714003507, 037145007991, 048228513476, 071001005998, 044903006950, 051488012955, 689253595350, 071136003951, 071149003955, 037145005997, 078073002252, 081262218570, 071001006995, 048228007951, 051857024954, 081262224052, 784376003680, 081262484203, 081262462904, 076714004993, 081262224496, 081262224038, 099751187405, 046363021214, 046363020170, 046363020187, 046363020200, 046363021016, 046363020194, 046363021108, 080742060227, 046363090760, 046363090753, 046363091163, 046363091125, 046363092139, 046363091262, 046363010607, 073999992922, 761941237640, 078814003999, 081262224519, 636920003625, 636920005407, 074470844600, 074470844600, 071009002753, 037038018950, 725274844609, 016067014959, 045863052469, 636920000204, 636920928430, 636920923121, 852766001568, 639785300564]

</nowiki>

One way to solve these is to google the UPC individually and find the book it corresponds to. At least one of the books in here is available this way. Try to find out which one!!

'''Here is a list of ISBNs that aren't in openlibrary or library-org.''' The workflow to add these is to find them on amazon, type the data into OpenLibrary, then import the OLID into library-org.

<nowiki>

['9780486497082', '9780486497372', '9780486492957', '9780199230235', '2900814757108', '9781482614374', '9780452295544', '9780486779782', '9781889307312', '9780439740685', '9783000502132', '6879909851426', '9780765353702', '9780765365385', '9780765368669', '9871565045062', '9780615314389', '9781424335114', '9780471932192', '9780558496180', '9781426206399', '9781847084798', '9780991516650', '9780991516667', '9780991516643', '9781935182801', '9780204964261', '9780141033303', '9780558585112', '9780536403124', '9780071215572', '9780495563327', '9780988628601', '9788466632195', '9781848840294', '9783826614507', '9780486493480', '9780486491172', '9780596520762', '9781434891471', '9781935551034', '9781408809785', '9781741047394', '9781741046731', '9780849762635', '9781484076002', '9781435117419', '9781590599938', '9180581583909', '9781936754076', '9782021190496', '9780985978839', '9780954734510', '9780557604142', '9780982634813', '9780486492964', '9780486491677', '9780486780849', '9780138440930', '9781118446713', '5486951682406', '9780124077263', '9780521636360', '9781443728836', '9780495439455', '9780486493367', '9780486493831', '9780521627276', '9780071798990', '9773540605295', '9781849687881', '9780982106013', '9781782166061', '9780977920150', '9789861371429', '9781604390094', '2900471629473', '9782021190496', '9781107407367', '9781401222765', '9789861371429', '9780465030798', '9780134770840', '9780536647368', '9781596914520', '9780072123692', '9781906332150', '9781401222765', '9780536860194', '9780486493572', '9780486780405', '9780307908292', '9781446525807', '9784756242730', '9781570272424', '9780982106013', '9780982106006', '9780982106006', '9781422466018', '9781439040379', '9788131726266', '9780822020646', '9789866805271', '9781405471923', '9781889307305', '9783826609268', '9781893007246', '9780137130481', '9781618650566', '2370000094384', '9780486492773', '9780986650208', '9780984563531', '9781428205987', '9780486781211', '9781451656299', '9783950237238', '9780393078145', '9780486471426', '9780558389093', '9780486492841', '9780312664800', '9781423958925', '9781426020773', '9781426020896', '9781426020728', '9780486499826', '9780486493510', '9781405473699', '9780486497389', '9780486780498', '9781118736067', '9781435442023', '9781422466032', '9780314939449', '9780486497372', '9781624072680', '9780132730358', '9781449393090', '9781482614374', '9780865716513', '9781934781869', '0671436724', '0899430767', '0822951185', '055583874X', '0929001037', '0873938551', '0394467442', '020156291x', '020103803x', '093237607x', '020112078x', '0471304158', '0075537834', '012460515x', '3540550753', '091489465x', '047021533x', '020115790x', '187870723x', '013699976x', '084937104x', '093717579x', '0935696148', '0935696261', '0880380020', '0880380071', '8370663238', '8477780021', '0675089921', '0568810741', '0673347516', '2915925186', '0937175224']

</nowiki>

'''These partial codes are not in library-org.''' They were in the original barcode scan. They represent books but are incomplete. They may be LCCNs.

<nowiki>
['15444007', '5712914', '096167237', '06182138']
</nowiki>

= What can I do? =

Lots of help is needed! There are many open initiatives below:

== Current Initiatives ==

* '''Initiative 1''': Filter books into white banker boxes to be stored out of sight (stacks)
* '''Initiative 2''': Collect sets of topic books from experts and source these books
* '''Initiative 3''': Add dewey decimal system to library
* '''Initiative 4''': Improve [https://github.com/robbintt/library-org library-org]
* '''Initiative 5''': Organize by Topic

''' Initiative 1: Filter books for the stacks '''
* We should take less relevant books off the shelves

# Put books that do not belong on the shelves into the white banker boxes by the bookshelf.
# Tell [[user:robbintt]] if a box fills up
# Leave the box by the bookshelves

''' Initiative 2: Source New Books '''
* Are you really good at something or reasonably well read? Make us a list of must-have books!
* Add themed lists here: [[Resources/Library/Dead_Tree#Suggested Books]]
* You can help acquire books by sourcing books on these lists!
* Don't subtract them from the lists though, we can make a system for checking them off

''' Initiative 3: Dewey Decimal! '''
* Label all 1449 books already in library-org with ISBNs on the spine
* Recommended to use colored labels by broad subject
* Label the shelves and sort the books into their locations
* This could be supported by the library-org app, using a checklist or something. Since you can see the spine it may not be necessary
* library-org needs a utility to allow you to manually edit an entry's dewey decimal (to add missing ones)

''' Initiative 4: Improve library-org '''
* library-org is a Flask app
* Current capabilities: receive new books, substring search, add location to each book, register new locations.

''' Initiative 5: Organize by topic '''

* The library books were last organized and labeled during the October 2015 Noisebridge Refresh.
* The library books are now only partially organized and need reorganized.

= Other Hackerspaces with Libraries =
* [http://www.hackerbotlabs.com/ Hackerbot Labs] Koha?
* [http://www.lvl1.org/2011/07/07/the-library/ LVL1]
* [https://ackspace.nl/wiki/Library ACKspace] List in a Wiki
* [http://bridgewire.org/resources-shops/ Bridgewire] Dead Tree setup
* [https://garoa.net.br/wiki/Biblioteca Garoa Hacker Clube] Koha

=Books We Want!=

People with experience and opinions about various topics can add recommendations below for books we should buy for the library.

=== Mathematics ===

Curated by: begriffs

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
!Title
!Author
!ISBN

|-
| Calculus
| Spivak
| 978-0914098911

|-
| Calculus Vol 1
| Apostol
| 978-0471000051

|-
| Calculus Vol 2
| Apostol
| 978-0471000075

|-
| Principles of Mathematical Analysis
| Rudin
| 978-0070856134

|-
| Real and Complex Analysis
| Rudin
| 978-0070542341

|-
| Calculus on Manifolds
| Spivak
| 978-0805390216

|-
| Counterexamples in Analysis
| Gelbaum
| 978-0486428758

|-
|  
|-
| Linear Algebra Done Right
| Axler
| 978-3319110790

|-
| Linear Algebra Problem Book
| Halmos
| 978-0883853221

|-
|  
|-
| Algebra
| Lang
| 978-0387953854

|-
| Algebra
| Isaacs
| 978-0821847992

|-
|  
|-
| Topology
| Munkres
| B004DX5K5K

|-
| General Topology
| Kelley
| 978-0923891558

|-
| Counterexamples in Topology
| Steen
| 978-0486687353

|-
|  
|-
| Beginning Logic
| Lemon
| 978-0915144501

|-
| A Mathematical Introduction to Logic
| Enderton
| 978-0122384523

|-
| Mathematical Logic
| Ebbinghaus
| 978-0387942582

|-
| Model Theory
| Marker
| 978-0387987606

|-
| Set Theory
| Jech
| 978-3540440857

|-
|  
|-
| Elementary Geometry from an Advanced Standpoint
| Moise
| 978-0201508673

|-
| Introduction to Geometry
| Coxeter
| 978-0471504580

|-
| Geometry: Euclid and Beyond
| Hartshorne
| 978-0387986500

|-
|  
|-
| Surreal Numbers: How Two Ex-Students Turned on to Pure Mathematics and Found Total Happiness
| Knuth
| 978-0201038125
|}

=== "Data Science" ===
(observe the quotes...)

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
!Title
!Author
!Suggested By

|-
| The Black Swan: The Impact of the Highly Improbable
| Nassim Nicholas Taleb
| Danukeru

|-
| Statistics Done Wrong: The Woefully Complete Guide
| Alex Reinhart
| Danukeru

|}

=== Electronics ===

Curated by: Dakota

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
!Title
!Author
!ISBN

|-
| Getting Started in Electronics
| Mims III, Forrest M.
| 978-0945053286

|-
| The Art of Electronics
| Horowitz, Paul
| 978-0521809269

|}

=== Books of Interest - Aestetix ===
Curated by: aestetix

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
|-
!Title
!Author
!Suggested By
|-
|Godel Escher Bach: an Eternal Golden Braid
|Douglas R Hofstader
|aestetix
|-
|I Am a Strange Loop
|Douglas R Hofstader
|Danukeru
|-
|The Mind's I
|Daniel Dennett, Douglas R Hofstadter
|Danukeru
|-
|The Society of Mind
|Marvin Minsky
|Danukeru
|-
|The Emotion Machine
|Marvin Minsky
|Danukeru
|-
|The Art of Computer Programming
|Don Knuth
|aestetix
|-
|1984
|George Orwell
|aestetix
|-
|Hackers: Heroes of the Computer Revolution
|Steven Levy
|aestetix
|-
|Ender's Game
|Orson Scott Card
|aestetix
|-
|The Code Book
|Simon Singh
|aestetix
|-
|Cryptonomicon
|Neal Stephenson
|aestetix
|-
|Code
|Charles Petzold
|aestetix
|-
|The Annotated Turing
|Charles Petzold
|aestetix
|-
|A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man
|James Joyce
|aestetix
|-
|Ulysses
|James Joyce
|aestetix
|-
|The Magus
|John Fowles
|aestetix
|-
|The Collector
|John Fowles
|aestetix
|-
|The French Lieutenant's Woman
|John Fowles
|aestetix
|-
|Technopoly
|Neil Postman
|aestetix
|-
|The Illuminatus! Trilogy
|Robert Shea and Robert Anton Wilson
|aestetix
|-
|Shrodinger's Cat
|Robert Anton Wilson
|aestetix
|-
|The Fountainhead
|Ayn Rand
|aestetix
|-
|Atlas Shrugged
|Ayn Rand
|aestetix
|-
|The Hacker Crackdown
|Bruce Sterling
|aestetix
|-
|I, Robot
|Isaac Asimov
|aestetix
|-
|Snow Crash
|Neal Stephenson
|aestetix
|-
|The Gold Bug Variations
|Richard Powers
|aestetix
|-
|The Codebreakers
|David Kahn
|aestetix
|-
|Gravity's Rainbow
|Thomas Pynchon
|aestetix
|-
|Little Brother
|Cory Doctorow
|aestetix
|-
|The Martian
|Andy Weir
|Danukeru
|}

=== Books of Interest - Mitch ===
Curated by: Mitch

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
|-
|V
|Thomas Pynchon
|Mitch
|-
|Infinite Jest
|David Foster Wallace
|Mitch
|-
|White Noise
|Don DeLillo
|Mitch
|-
|In Search of Lost Time
|Marcel Proust
|Mitch
|-
|The Sound and the Fury
|William Faulkner
|Mitch
|-
|Cat's Cradle
|Kurt Vonnegut
|Mitch
|-
|Witchcraft and the Gay Counterculture
|Arthur Evans
|Mitch
|-
|Foucault's Pendulum
|Umberto Eco
|Mitch
|-
|Quantum Psychology
|Robert Anton Wilson
|Mitch
|-
|In the Absence of the Sacred
|Jerry Mander
|Mitch
|-
|Dancer From the Dance
|Andrew Holleran
|Mitch
|-
|An Arrow's Flight
|Mark Merlis
|Mitch
|-
|To the Lighthouse
|Virginia Woolf
|Mitch
|-
|The Satanic Verses
|Salman Rushdie
|Mitch
|-
|Passage to India
|E. M. Forster
|Mitch
|}

[[Category:Pages with a Noisebridge Tiny URL]]

Resources/Library

2016-06-30T09:10:53Z

98.234.239.204: /* How many books do we have right now? */

[[Image:NewLibrary.jpg|thumb|right|Our excellent library]]

= Mission Statement =

The mission of the library is to serve expert and hacker-y literature to people in Noisebridge right now.

= How do I add a new book to the library?=

# Find the book on [http://openlibrary.org Open Library]
## If the book is not there, create an account and add the book (2 minutes)
# Add the book's OLID number to our Catalog: http://library.noisebridge.net/new/
## Remember to put in the secret code and press submit!
## You will see a green bar when successful
# Put the book on the shelf under its category

= Library: What's the point? =

'''There's already a public library!'''

Since there's a public library, we're going to focus on books that fill the needs of people using the space right now.

'''Anyone can access what they want over the internet almost all the time!'''

If electronic books are already accessible, we can focus on the people who would still prefer to use a paper copy.

'''A more refined goal:'''

The Library can serve expert and hacker-y literature to people in Noisebridge right now.

''' How do we get there? Quantify, Expand, Prune! '''

*First: Understand what books we have.
*Second: Create a process to acquire hacker-y books and expert references.
*Third: Prune our shelves a bit. Bring the average usefulness up.

== Searchable Catalog / library-org==

An application exists to organize our books and submit new books by ISBN.

Go to application: http://library.noisebridge.net

== How many books do we have right now? ==

A book barcode scannning effort was performed in October-December 2015 using [https://github.com/robbintt/noisebridge_bookscanner noisebridge-bookscanner].

*75 barcodes were not identified. Those books are not yet ingested into library-org. If you find one please add it.

*1657 books have been ingested into library-org using [https://openlibrary.org/ Open Library]

IMPORTANT: If you do any of the work below, be sure to update the list to remove the ones you added.

'''Here is a list of the barcodes that aren't yet in library-org.''' Each one represents an unknown book... please solve me.

<nowiki>

[023472033055, 044903006998, 037145005997, 065373004994, 071001002751, 070999003955, 076783007505, 070999005997, 070999002958, 037145006994, 072742002253, 070999006994, 072742006992, 076814002950, 076714003958, 071831003959, 099455005951, 065373004994, 076783005952, 076714003507, 037145007991, 048228513476, 071001005998, 044903006950, 051488012955, 689253595350, 071136003951, 071149003955, 037145005997, 078073002252, 081262218570, 071001006995, 048228007951, 051857024954, 081262224052, 784376003680, 081262484203, 081262462904, 076714004993, 081262224496, 081262224038, 099751187405, 046363021214, 046363020170, 046363020187, 046363020200, 046363021016, 046363020194, 046363021108, 080742060227, 046363090760, 046363090753, 046363091163, 046363091125, 046363092139, 046363091262, 046363010607, 073999992922, 761941237640, 078814003999, 081262224519, 636920003625, 636920005407, 074470844600, 074470844600, 071009002753, 037038018950, 725274844609, 016067014959, 045863052469, 636920000204, 636920928430, 636920923121, 852766001568, 639785300564]

</nowiki>

One way to solve these is to google the UPC individually and find the book it corresponds to. At least one of the books in here is available this way. Try to find out which one!!

'''Here is a list of ISBNs that aren't in openlibrary or library-org.''' The workflow to add these is to find them on amazon, type the data into OpenLibrary, then import the OLID into library-org.

<nowiki>

['9780486497082', '9780486497372', '9780486492957', '9780199230235', '2900814757108', '9781482614374', '9780452295544', '9780486779782', '9781889307312', '9780439740685', '9783000502132', '6879909851426', '9780765353702', '9780765365385', '9780765368669', '9871565045062', '9780615314389', '9781424335114', '9780471932192', '9780558496180', '9781426206399', '9781847084798', '9780991516650', '9780991516667', '9780991516643', '9781935182801', '9780204964261', '9780141033303', '9780558585112', '9780536403124', '9780071215572', '9780495563327', '9780988628601', '9788466632195', '9781848840294', '9783826614507', '9780486493480', '9780486491172', '9780596520762', '9781434891471', '9781935551034', '9781408809785', '9781741047394', '9781741046731', '9780849762635', '9781484076002', '9781435117419', '9781590599938', '9180581583909', '9781936754076', '9782021190496', '9780985978839', '9780954734510', '9780557604142', '9780982634813', '9780486492964', '9780486491677', '9780486780849', '9780138440930', '9781118446713', '5486951682406', '9780124077263', '9780521636360', '9781443728836', '9780495439455', '9780486493367', '9780486493831', '9780521627276', '9780071798990', '9773540605295', '9781849687881', '9780982106013', '9781782166061', '9780977920150', '9789861371429', '9781604390094', '2900471629473', '9782021190496', '9781107407367', '9781401222765', '9789861371429', '9780465030798', '9780134770840', '9780536647368', '9781596914520', '9780072123692', '9781906332150', '9781401222765', '9780536860194', '9780486493572', '9780486780405', '9780307908292', '9781446525807', '9784756242730', '9781570272424', '9780982106013', '9780982106006', '9780982106006', '9781422466018', '9781439040379', '9788131726266', '9780822020646', '9789866805271', '9781405471923', '9781889307305', '9783826609268', '9781893007246', '9780137130481', '9781618650566', '2370000094384', '9780486492773', '9780986650208', '9780984563531', '9781428205987', '9780486781211', '9781451656299', '9783950237238', '9780393078145', '9780486471426', '9780558389093', '9780486492841', '9780312664800', '9781423958925', '9781426020773', '9781426020896', '9781426020728', '9780486499826', '9780486493510', '9781405473699', '9780486497389', '9780486780498', '9781118736067', '9781435442023', '9781422466032', '9780314939449', '9780486497372', '9781624072680', '9780132730358', '9781449393090', '9781482614374', '9780865716513', '9781934781869', '0671436724', '0899430767', '0822951185', '055583874X', '0929001037', '0873938551', '0394467442', '020156291x', '020103803x', '093237607x', '020112078x', '0471304158', '0075537834', '012460515x', '3540550753', '091489465x', '047021533x', '020115790x', '187870723x', '013699976x', '084937104x', '093717579x', '0935696148', '0935696261', '0880380020', '0880380071', '8370663238', '8477780021', '0675089921', '0568810741', '0673347516', '2915925186', '0937175224']

</nowiki>

'''These three partial codes are not in library-org.''' They were in the original barcode scan. They represent books but are incomplete. They may be LCCNs.

<nowiki>
['15444007', '5712914', '096167237']
</nowiki>

= What can I do? =

Lots of help is needed! There are many open initiatives below:

== Current Initiatives ==

* '''Initiative 1''': Filter books into white banker boxes to be stored out of sight (stacks)
* '''Initiative 2''': Collect sets of topic books from experts and source these books
* '''Initiative 3''': Add dewey decimal system to library
* '''Initiative 4''': Improve [https://github.com/robbintt/library-org library-org]
* '''Initiative 5''': Organize by Topic

''' Initiative 1: Filter books for the stacks '''
* We should take less relevant books off the shelves

# Put books that do not belong on the shelves into the white banker boxes by the bookshelf.
# Tell [[user:robbintt]] if a box fills up
# Leave the box by the bookshelves

''' Initiative 2: Source New Books '''
* Are you really good at something or reasonably well read? Make us a list of must-have books!
* Add themed lists here: [[Resources/Library/Dead_Tree#Suggested Books]]
* You can help acquire books by sourcing books on these lists!
* Don't subtract them from the lists though, we can make a system for checking them off

''' Initiative 3: Dewey Decimal! '''
* Label all 1449 books already in library-org with ISBNs on the spine
* Recommended to use colored labels by broad subject
* Label the shelves and sort the books into their locations
* This could be supported by the library-org app, using a checklist or something. Since you can see the spine it may not be necessary
* library-org needs a utility to allow you to manually edit an entry's dewey decimal (to add missing ones)

''' Initiative 4: Improve library-org '''
* library-org is a Flask app
* Current capabilities: receive new books, substring search, add location to each book, register new locations.

''' Initiative 5: Organize by topic '''

* The library books were last organized and labeled during the October 2015 Noisebridge Refresh.
* The library books are now only partially organized and need reorganized.

= Other Hackerspaces with Libraries =
* [http://www.hackerbotlabs.com/ Hackerbot Labs] Koha?
* [http://www.lvl1.org/2011/07/07/the-library/ LVL1]
* [https://ackspace.nl/wiki/Library ACKspace] List in a Wiki
* [http://bridgewire.org/resources-shops/ Bridgewire] Dead Tree setup
* [https://garoa.net.br/wiki/Biblioteca Garoa Hacker Clube] Koha

=Books We Want!=

People with experience and opinions about various topics can add recommendations below for books we should buy for the library.

=== Mathematics ===

Curated by: begriffs

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
!Title
!Author
!ISBN

|-
| Calculus
| Spivak
| 978-0914098911

|-
| Calculus Vol 1
| Apostol
| 978-0471000051

|-
| Calculus Vol 2
| Apostol
| 978-0471000075

|-
| Principles of Mathematical Analysis
| Rudin
| 978-0070856134

|-
| Real and Complex Analysis
| Rudin
| 978-0070542341

|-
| Calculus on Manifolds
| Spivak
| 978-0805390216

|-
| Counterexamples in Analysis
| Gelbaum
| 978-0486428758

|-
|  
|-
| Linear Algebra Done Right
| Axler
| 978-3319110790

|-
| Linear Algebra Problem Book
| Halmos
| 978-0883853221

|-
|  
|-
| Algebra
| Lang
| 978-0387953854

|-
| Algebra
| Isaacs
| 978-0821847992

|-
|  
|-
| Topology
| Munkres
| B004DX5K5K

|-
| General Topology
| Kelley
| 978-0923891558

|-
| Counterexamples in Topology
| Steen
| 978-0486687353

|-
|  
|-
| Beginning Logic
| Lemon
| 978-0915144501

|-
| A Mathematical Introduction to Logic
| Enderton
| 978-0122384523

|-
| Mathematical Logic
| Ebbinghaus
| 978-0387942582

|-
| Model Theory
| Marker
| 978-0387987606

|-
| Set Theory
| Jech
| 978-3540440857

|-
|  
|-
| Elementary Geometry from an Advanced Standpoint
| Moise
| 978-0201508673

|-
| Introduction to Geometry
| Coxeter
| 978-0471504580

|-
| Geometry: Euclid and Beyond
| Hartshorne
| 978-0387986500

|-
|  
|-
| Surreal Numbers: How Two Ex-Students Turned on to Pure Mathematics and Found Total Happiness
| Knuth
| 978-0201038125
|}

=== "Data Science" ===
(observe the quotes...)

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
!Title
!Author
!Suggested By

|-
| The Black Swan: The Impact of the Highly Improbable
| Nassim Nicholas Taleb
| Danukeru

|-
| Statistics Done Wrong: The Woefully Complete Guide
| Alex Reinhart
| Danukeru

|}

=== Electronics ===

Curated by: Dakota

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
!Title
!Author
!ISBN

|-
| Getting Started in Electronics
| Mims III, Forrest M.
| 978-0945053286

|-
| The Art of Electronics
| Horowitz, Paul
| 978-0521809269

|}

=== Books of Interest - Aestetix ===
Curated by: aestetix

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
|-
!Title
!Author
!Suggested By
|-
|Godel Escher Bach: an Eternal Golden Braid
|Douglas R Hofstader
|aestetix
|-
|I Am a Strange Loop
|Douglas R Hofstader
|Danukeru
|-
|The Mind's I
|Daniel Dennett, Douglas R Hofstadter
|Danukeru
|-
|The Society of Mind
|Marvin Minsky
|Danukeru
|-
|The Emotion Machine
|Marvin Minsky
|Danukeru
|-
|The Art of Computer Programming
|Don Knuth
|aestetix
|-
|1984
|George Orwell
|aestetix
|-
|Hackers: Heroes of the Computer Revolution
|Steven Levy
|aestetix
|-
|Ender's Game
|Orson Scott Card
|aestetix
|-
|The Code Book
|Simon Singh
|aestetix
|-
|Cryptonomicon
|Neal Stephenson
|aestetix
|-
|Code
|Charles Petzold
|aestetix
|-
|The Annotated Turing
|Charles Petzold
|aestetix
|-
|A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man
|James Joyce
|aestetix
|-
|Ulysses
|James Joyce
|aestetix
|-
|The Magus
|John Fowles
|aestetix
|-
|The Collector
|John Fowles
|aestetix
|-
|The French Lieutenant's Woman
|John Fowles
|aestetix
|-
|Technopoly
|Neil Postman
|aestetix
|-
|The Illuminatus! Trilogy
|Robert Shea and Robert Anton Wilson
|aestetix
|-
|Shrodinger's Cat
|Robert Anton Wilson
|aestetix
|-
|The Fountainhead
|Ayn Rand
|aestetix
|-
|Atlas Shrugged
|Ayn Rand
|aestetix
|-
|The Hacker Crackdown
|Bruce Sterling
|aestetix
|-
|I, Robot
|Isaac Asimov
|aestetix
|-
|Snow Crash
|Neal Stephenson
|aestetix
|-
|The Gold Bug Variations
|Richard Powers
|aestetix
|-
|The Codebreakers
|David Kahn
|aestetix
|-
|Gravity's Rainbow
|Thomas Pynchon
|aestetix
|-
|Little Brother
|Cory Doctorow
|aestetix
|-
|The Martian
|Andy Weir
|Danukeru
|}

=== Books of Interest - Mitch ===
Curated by: Mitch

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
|-
|V
|Thomas Pynchon
|Mitch
|-
|Infinite Jest
|David Foster Wallace
|Mitch
|-
|White Noise
|Don DeLillo
|Mitch
|-
|In Search of Lost Time
|Marcel Proust
|Mitch
|-
|The Sound and the Fury
|William Faulkner
|Mitch
|-
|Cat's Cradle
|Kurt Vonnegut
|Mitch
|-
|Witchcraft and the Gay Counterculture
|Arthur Evans
|Mitch
|-
|Foucault's Pendulum
|Umberto Eco
|Mitch
|-
|Quantum Psychology
|Robert Anton Wilson
|Mitch
|-
|In the Absence of the Sacred
|Jerry Mander
|Mitch
|-
|Dancer From the Dance
|Andrew Holleran
|Mitch
|-
|An Arrow's Flight
|Mark Merlis
|Mitch
|-
|To the Lighthouse
|Virginia Woolf
|Mitch
|-
|The Satanic Verses
|Salman Rushdie
|Mitch
|-
|Passage to India
|E. M. Forster
|Mitch
|}

[[Category:Pages with a Noisebridge Tiny URL]]

Resources/Library

2016-06-30T09:10:22Z

98.234.239.204: /* How many books do we have right now? */

[[Image:NewLibrary.jpg|thumb|right|Our excellent library]]

= Mission Statement =

The mission of the library is to serve expert and hacker-y literature to people in Noisebridge right now.

= How do I add a new book to the library?=

# Find the book on [http://openlibrary.org Open Library]
## If the book is not there, create an account and add the book (2 minutes)
# Add the book's OLID number to our Catalog: http://library.noisebridge.net/new/
## Remember to put in the secret code and press submit!
## You will see a green bar when successful
# Put the book on the shelf under its category

= Library: What's the point? =

'''There's already a public library!'''

Since there's a public library, we're going to focus on books that fill the needs of people using the space right now.

'''Anyone can access what they want over the internet almost all the time!'''

If electronic books are already accessible, we can focus on the people who would still prefer to use a paper copy.

'''A more refined goal:'''

The Library can serve expert and hacker-y literature to people in Noisebridge right now.

''' How do we get there? Quantify, Expand, Prune! '''

*First: Understand what books we have.
*Second: Create a process to acquire hacker-y books and expert references.
*Third: Prune our shelves a bit. Bring the average usefulness up.

== Searchable Catalog / library-org==

An application exists to organize our books and submit new books by ISBN.

Go to application: http://library.noisebridge.net

== How many books do we have right now? ==

A book barcode scannning effort was performed in October-December 2015 using [https://github.com/robbintt/noisebridge_bookscanner noisebridge-bookscanner].

*75 barcodes were not identified. Those books are not yet ingested into library-org. If you find one please add it.

*1657 books have been ingested into library-org using [https://openlibrary.org/ Open Library]

IMPORTANT: If you do any of the work below, be sure to update the list to remove the ones you added.

'''Here is a list of the barcodes that aren't yet in library-org.''' Each one represents an unknown book... please solve me.

<nowiki>

[023472033055, 044903006998, 037145005997, 065373004994, 071001002751, 070999003955, 076783007505, 070999005997, 070999002958, 037145006994, 072742002253, 070999006994, 072742006992, 076814002950, 076714003958, 071831003959, 099455005951, 065373004994, 076783005952, 076714003507, 037145007991, 048228513476, 071001005998, 044903006950, 051488012955, 689253595350, 071136003951, 071149003955, 037145005997, 078073002252, 081262218570, 071001006995, 048228007951, 051857024954, 081262224052, 784376003680, 081262484203, 081262462904, 076714004993, 081262224496, 081262224038, 099751187405, 046363021214, 046363020170, 046363020187, 046363020200, 046363021016, 046363020194, 046363021108, 080742060227, 046363090760, 046363090753, 046363091163, 046363091125, 046363092139, 046363091262, 046363010607, 073999992922, 761941237640, 078814003999, 081262224519, 636920003625, 636920005407, 074470844600, 074470844600, 071009002753, 037038018950, 725274844609, 016067014959, 045863052469, 636920000204, 636920928430, 636920923121, 852766001568, 639785300564]

'''These three partial codes are not in library-org.''' They were in the original barcode scan. They represent books but are incomplete. They may be LCCNs.

['15444007', '5712914', '096167237']
</nowiki>

One way to solve these is to google the UPC individually and find the book it corresponds to. At least one of the books in here is available this way. Try to find out which one!!

'''Here is a list of ISBNs that aren't in openlibrary or library-org.''' The workflow to add these is to find them on amazon, type the data into OpenLibrary, then import the OLID into library-org.

<nowiki>

['9780486497082', '9780486497372', '9780486492957', '9780199230235', '2900814757108', '9781482614374', '9780452295544', '9780486779782', '9781889307312', '9780439740685', '9783000502132', '6879909851426', '9780765353702', '9780765365385', '9780765368669', '9871565045062', '9780615314389', '9781424335114', '9780471932192', '9780558496180', '9781426206399', '9781847084798', '9780991516650', '9780991516667', '9780991516643', '9781935182801', '9780204964261', '9780141033303', '9780558585112', '9780536403124', '9780071215572', '9780495563327', '9780988628601', '9788466632195', '9781848840294', '9783826614507', '9780486493480', '9780486491172', '9780596520762', '9781434891471', '9781935551034', '9781408809785', '9781741047394', '9781741046731', '9780849762635', '9781484076002', '9781435117419', '9781590599938', '9180581583909', '9781936754076', '9782021190496', '9780985978839', '9780954734510', '9780557604142', '9780982634813', '9780486492964', '9780486491677', '9780486780849', '9780138440930', '9781118446713', '5486951682406', '9780124077263', '9780521636360', '9781443728836', '9780495439455', '9780486493367', '9780486493831', '9780521627276', '9780071798990', '9773540605295', '9781849687881', '9780982106013', '9781782166061', '9780977920150', '9789861371429', '9781604390094', '2900471629473', '9782021190496', '9781107407367', '9781401222765', '9789861371429', '9780465030798', '9780134770840', '9780536647368', '9781596914520', '9780072123692', '9781906332150', '9781401222765', '9780536860194', '9780486493572', '9780486780405', '9780307908292', '9781446525807', '9784756242730', '9781570272424', '9780982106013', '9780982106006', '9780982106006', '9781422466018', '9781439040379', '9788131726266', '9780822020646', '9789866805271', '9781405471923', '9781889307305', '9783826609268', '9781893007246', '9780137130481', '9781618650566', '2370000094384', '9780486492773', '9780986650208', '9780984563531', '9781428205987', '9780486781211', '9781451656299', '9783950237238', '9780393078145', '9780486471426', '9780558389093', '9780486492841', '9780312664800', '9781423958925', '9781426020773', '9781426020896', '9781426020728', '9780486499826', '9780486493510', '9781405473699', '9780486497389', '9780486780498', '9781118736067', '9781435442023', '9781422466032', '9780314939449', '9780486497372', '9781624072680', '9780132730358', '9781449393090', '9781482614374', '9780865716513', '9781934781869', '0671436724', '0899430767', '0822951185', '055583874X', '0929001037', '0873938551', '0394467442', '020156291x', '020103803x', '093237607x', '020112078x', '0471304158', '0075537834', '012460515x', '3540550753', '091489465x', '047021533x', '020115790x', '187870723x', '013699976x', '084937104x', '093717579x', '0935696148', '0935696261', '0880380020', '0880380071', '8370663238', '8477780021', '0675089921', '0568810741', '0673347516', '2915925186', '0937175224']

</nowiki>

= What can I do? =

Lots of help is needed! There are many open initiatives below:

== Current Initiatives ==

* '''Initiative 1''': Filter books into white banker boxes to be stored out of sight (stacks)
* '''Initiative 2''': Collect sets of topic books from experts and source these books
* '''Initiative 3''': Add dewey decimal system to library
* '''Initiative 4''': Improve [https://github.com/robbintt/library-org library-org]
* '''Initiative 5''': Organize by Topic

''' Initiative 1: Filter books for the stacks '''
* We should take less relevant books off the shelves

# Put books that do not belong on the shelves into the white banker boxes by the bookshelf.
# Tell [[user:robbintt]] if a box fills up
# Leave the box by the bookshelves

''' Initiative 2: Source New Books '''
* Are you really good at something or reasonably well read? Make us a list of must-have books!
* Add themed lists here: [[Resources/Library/Dead_Tree#Suggested Books]]
* You can help acquire books by sourcing books on these lists!
* Don't subtract them from the lists though, we can make a system for checking them off

''' Initiative 3: Dewey Decimal! '''
* Label all 1449 books already in library-org with ISBNs on the spine
* Recommended to use colored labels by broad subject
* Label the shelves and sort the books into their locations
* This could be supported by the library-org app, using a checklist or something. Since you can see the spine it may not be necessary
* library-org needs a utility to allow you to manually edit an entry's dewey decimal (to add missing ones)

''' Initiative 4: Improve library-org '''
* library-org is a Flask app
* Current capabilities: receive new books, substring search, add location to each book, register new locations.

''' Initiative 5: Organize by topic '''

* The library books were last organized and labeled during the October 2015 Noisebridge Refresh.
* The library books are now only partially organized and need reorganized.

= Other Hackerspaces with Libraries =
* [http://www.hackerbotlabs.com/ Hackerbot Labs] Koha?
* [http://www.lvl1.org/2011/07/07/the-library/ LVL1]
* [https://ackspace.nl/wiki/Library ACKspace] List in a Wiki
* [http://bridgewire.org/resources-shops/ Bridgewire] Dead Tree setup
* [https://garoa.net.br/wiki/Biblioteca Garoa Hacker Clube] Koha

=Books We Want!=

People with experience and opinions about various topics can add recommendations below for books we should buy for the library.

=== Mathematics ===

Curated by: begriffs

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
!Title
!Author
!ISBN

|-
| Calculus
| Spivak
| 978-0914098911

|-
| Calculus Vol 1
| Apostol
| 978-0471000051

|-
| Calculus Vol 2
| Apostol
| 978-0471000075

|-
| Principles of Mathematical Analysis
| Rudin
| 978-0070856134

|-
| Real and Complex Analysis
| Rudin
| 978-0070542341

|-
| Calculus on Manifolds
| Spivak
| 978-0805390216

|-
| Counterexamples in Analysis
| Gelbaum
| 978-0486428758

|-
|  
|-
| Linear Algebra Done Right
| Axler
| 978-3319110790

|-
| Linear Algebra Problem Book
| Halmos
| 978-0883853221

|-
|  
|-
| Algebra
| Lang
| 978-0387953854

|-
| Algebra
| Isaacs
| 978-0821847992

|-
|  
|-
| Topology
| Munkres
| B004DX5K5K

|-
| General Topology
| Kelley
| 978-0923891558

|-
| Counterexamples in Topology
| Steen
| 978-0486687353

|-
|  
|-
| Beginning Logic
| Lemon
| 978-0915144501

|-
| A Mathematical Introduction to Logic
| Enderton
| 978-0122384523

|-
| Mathematical Logic
| Ebbinghaus
| 978-0387942582

|-
| Model Theory
| Marker
| 978-0387987606

|-
| Set Theory
| Jech
| 978-3540440857

|-
|  
|-
| Elementary Geometry from an Advanced Standpoint
| Moise
| 978-0201508673

|-
| Introduction to Geometry
| Coxeter
| 978-0471504580

|-
| Geometry: Euclid and Beyond
| Hartshorne
| 978-0387986500

|-
|  
|-
| Surreal Numbers: How Two Ex-Students Turned on to Pure Mathematics and Found Total Happiness
| Knuth
| 978-0201038125
|}

=== "Data Science" ===
(observe the quotes...)

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
!Title
!Author
!Suggested By

|-
| The Black Swan: The Impact of the Highly Improbable
| Nassim Nicholas Taleb
| Danukeru

|-
| Statistics Done Wrong: The Woefully Complete Guide
| Alex Reinhart
| Danukeru

|}

=== Electronics ===

Curated by: Dakota

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
!Title
!Author
!ISBN

|-
| Getting Started in Electronics
| Mims III, Forrest M.
| 978-0945053286

|-
| The Art of Electronics
| Horowitz, Paul
| 978-0521809269

|}

=== Books of Interest - Aestetix ===
Curated by: aestetix

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
|-
!Title
!Author
!Suggested By
|-
|Godel Escher Bach: an Eternal Golden Braid
|Douglas R Hofstader
|aestetix
|-
|I Am a Strange Loop
|Douglas R Hofstader
|Danukeru
|-
|The Mind's I
|Daniel Dennett, Douglas R Hofstadter
|Danukeru
|-
|The Society of Mind
|Marvin Minsky
|Danukeru
|-
|The Emotion Machine
|Marvin Minsky
|Danukeru
|-
|The Art of Computer Programming
|Don Knuth
|aestetix
|-
|1984
|George Orwell
|aestetix
|-
|Hackers: Heroes of the Computer Revolution
|Steven Levy
|aestetix
|-
|Ender's Game
|Orson Scott Card
|aestetix
|-
|The Code Book
|Simon Singh
|aestetix
|-
|Cryptonomicon
|Neal Stephenson
|aestetix
|-
|Code
|Charles Petzold
|aestetix
|-
|The Annotated Turing
|Charles Petzold
|aestetix
|-
|A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man
|James Joyce
|aestetix
|-
|Ulysses
|James Joyce
|aestetix
|-
|The Magus
|John Fowles
|aestetix
|-
|The Collector
|John Fowles
|aestetix
|-
|The French Lieutenant's Woman
|John Fowles
|aestetix
|-
|Technopoly
|Neil Postman
|aestetix
|-
|The Illuminatus! Trilogy
|Robert Shea and Robert Anton Wilson
|aestetix
|-
|Shrodinger's Cat
|Robert Anton Wilson
|aestetix
|-
|The Fountainhead
|Ayn Rand
|aestetix
|-
|Atlas Shrugged
|Ayn Rand
|aestetix
|-
|The Hacker Crackdown
|Bruce Sterling
|aestetix
|-
|I, Robot
|Isaac Asimov
|aestetix
|-
|Snow Crash
|Neal Stephenson
|aestetix
|-
|The Gold Bug Variations
|Richard Powers
|aestetix
|-
|The Codebreakers
|David Kahn
|aestetix
|-
|Gravity's Rainbow
|Thomas Pynchon
|aestetix
|-
|Little Brother
|Cory Doctorow
|aestetix
|-
|The Martian
|Andy Weir
|Danukeru
|}

=== Books of Interest - Mitch ===
Curated by: Mitch

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
|-
|V
|Thomas Pynchon
|Mitch
|-
|Infinite Jest
|David Foster Wallace
|Mitch
|-
|White Noise
|Don DeLillo
|Mitch
|-
|In Search of Lost Time
|Marcel Proust
|Mitch
|-
|The Sound and the Fury
|William Faulkner
|Mitch
|-
|Cat's Cradle
|Kurt Vonnegut
|Mitch
|-
|Witchcraft and the Gay Counterculture
|Arthur Evans
|Mitch
|-
|Foucault's Pendulum
|Umberto Eco
|Mitch
|-
|Quantum Psychology
|Robert Anton Wilson
|Mitch
|-
|In the Absence of the Sacred
|Jerry Mander
|Mitch
|-
|Dancer From the Dance
|Andrew Holleran
|Mitch
|-
|An Arrow's Flight
|Mark Merlis
|Mitch
|-
|To the Lighthouse
|Virginia Woolf
|Mitch
|-
|The Satanic Verses
|Salman Rushdie
|Mitch
|-
|Passage to India
|E. M. Forster
|Mitch
|}

[[Category:Pages with a Noisebridge Tiny URL]]

Resources/Library

2016-06-30T09:08:27Z

98.234.239.204: /* How many books do we have right now? */

[[Image:NewLibrary.jpg|thumb|right|Our excellent library]]

= Mission Statement =

The mission of the library is to serve expert and hacker-y literature to people in Noisebridge right now.

= How do I add a new book to the library?=

# Find the book on [http://openlibrary.org Open Library]
## If the book is not there, create an account and add the book (2 minutes)
# Add the book's OLID number to our Catalog: http://library.noisebridge.net/new/
## Remember to put in the secret code and press submit!
## You will see a green bar when successful
# Put the book on the shelf under its category

= Library: What's the point? =

'''There's already a public library!'''

Since there's a public library, we're going to focus on books that fill the needs of people using the space right now.

'''Anyone can access what they want over the internet almost all the time!'''

If electronic books are already accessible, we can focus on the people who would still prefer to use a paper copy.

'''A more refined goal:'''

The Library can serve expert and hacker-y literature to people in Noisebridge right now.

''' How do we get there? Quantify, Expand, Prune! '''

*First: Understand what books we have.
*Second: Create a process to acquire hacker-y books and expert references.
*Third: Prune our shelves a bit. Bring the average usefulness up.

== Searchable Catalog / library-org==

An application exists to organize our books and submit new books by ISBN.

Go to application: http://library.noisebridge.net

== How many books do we have right now? ==

A book barcode scannning effort was performed in October-December 2015 using [https://github.com/robbintt/noisebridge_bookscanner noisebridge-bookscanner].

*75 barcodes were not identified. Those books are not yet ingested into library-org. If you find one please add it.

*1657 books have been ingested into library-org using [https://openlibrary.org/ Open Library]

IMPORTANT: If you do any of the work below, be sure to update the list to remove the ones you added.

'''Here is a list of the barcodes that aren't yet in library-org.''' Each one represents an unknown book... please solve me.

<nowiki>

[023472033055, 044903006998, 037145005997, 065373004994, 071001002751, 070999003955, 076783007505, 070999005997, 070999002958, 037145006994, 072742002253, 070999006994, 072742006992, 076814002950, 076714003958, 071831003959, 099455005951, 065373004994, 076783005952, 076714003507, 037145007991, 048228513476, 071001005998, 044903006950, 051488012955, 689253595350, 071136003951, 071149003955, 037145005997, 078073002252, 081262218570, 071001006995, 048228007951, 051857024954, 081262224052, 784376003680, 081262484203, 081262462904, 076714004993, 081262224496, 081262224038, 099751187405, 046363021214, 046363020170, 046363020187, 046363020200, 046363021016, 046363020194, 046363021108, 080742060227, 046363090760, 046363090753, 046363091163, 046363091125, 046363092139, 046363091262, 046363010607, 073999992922, 761941237640, 078814003999, 081262224519, 636920003625, 636920005407, 074470844600, 074470844600, 071009002753, 037038018950, 725274844609, 016067014959, 045863052469, 636920000204, 636920928430, 636920923121, 852766001568, 639785300564]

</nowiki>

One way to solve these is to google the UPC individually and find the book it corresponds to. At least one of the books in here is available this way. Try to find out which one!!

'''Here is a list of ISBNs that aren't in openlibrary or library-org.''' The workflow to add these is to find them on amazon, type the data into OpenLibrary, then import the OLID into library-org.

<nowiki>

['9780486497082', '9780486497372', '9780486492957', '9780199230235', '2900814757108', '9781482614374', '9780452295544', '9780486779782', '9781889307312', '9780439740685', '9783000502132', '6879909851426', '9780765353702', '9780765365385', '9780765368669', '9871565045062', '9780615314389', '9781424335114', '9780471932192', '9780558496180', '9781426206399', '9781847084798', '9780991516650', '9780991516667', '9780991516643', '9781935182801', '9780204964261', '9780141033303', '9780558585112', '9780536403124', '9780071215572', '9780495563327', '9780988628601', '9788466632195', '9781848840294', '9783826614507', '9780486493480', '9780486491172', '9780596520762', '9781434891471', '9781935551034', '9781408809785', '9781741047394', '9781741046731', '9780849762635', '9781484076002', '9781435117419', '9781590599938', '9180581583909', '9781936754076', '9782021190496', '9780985978839', '9780954734510', '9780557604142', '9780982634813', '9780486492964', '9780486491677', '9780486780849', '9780138440930', '9781118446713', '5486951682406', '9780124077263', '9780521636360', '9781443728836', '9780495439455', '9780486493367', '9780486493831', '9780521627276', '9780071798990', '9773540605295', '9781849687881', '9780982106013', '9781782166061', '9780977920150', '9789861371429', '9781604390094', '2900471629473', '9782021190496', '9781107407367', '9781401222765', '9789861371429', '9780465030798', '9780134770840', '9780536647368', '9781596914520', '9780072123692', '9781906332150', '9781401222765', '9780536860194', '9780486493572', '9780486780405', '9780307908292', '9781446525807', '9784756242730', '9781570272424', '9780982106013', '9780982106006', '9780982106006', '9781422466018', '9781439040379', '9788131726266', '9780822020646', '9789866805271', '9781405471923', '9781889307305', '9783826609268', '9781893007246', '9780137130481', '9781618650566', '2370000094384', '9780486492773', '9780986650208', '9780984563531', '9781428205987', '9780486781211', '9781451656299', '9783950237238', '9780393078145', '9780486471426', '9780558389093', '9780486492841', '9780312664800', '9781423958925', '9781426020773', '9781426020896', '9781426020728', '9780486499826', '9780486493510', '9781405473699', '9780486497389', '9780486780498', '9781118736067', '9781435442023', '9781422466032', '9780314939449', '9780486497372', '9781624072680', '9780132730358', '9781449393090', '9781482614374', '9780865716513', '9781934781869', '0671436724', '0899430767', '0822951185', '055583874X', '0929001037', '0873938551', '0394467442', '020156291x', '020103803x', '093237607x', '020112078x', '0471304158', '0075537834', '012460515x', '3540550753', '091489465x', '047021533x', '020115790x', '187870723x', '013699976x', '084937104x', '093717579x', '0935696148', '0935696261', '0880380020', '0880380071', '8370663238', '8477780021', '0675089921', '0568810741', '0673347516', '2915925186', '0937175224']

</nowiki>

= What can I do? =

Lots of help is needed! There are many open initiatives below:

== Current Initiatives ==

* '''Initiative 1''': Filter books into white banker boxes to be stored out of sight (stacks)
* '''Initiative 2''': Collect sets of topic books from experts and source these books
* '''Initiative 3''': Add dewey decimal system to library
* '''Initiative 4''': Improve [https://github.com/robbintt/library-org library-org]
* '''Initiative 5''': Organize by Topic

''' Initiative 1: Filter books for the stacks '''
* We should take less relevant books off the shelves

# Put books that do not belong on the shelves into the white banker boxes by the bookshelf.
# Tell [[user:robbintt]] if a box fills up
# Leave the box by the bookshelves

''' Initiative 2: Source New Books '''
* Are you really good at something or reasonably well read? Make us a list of must-have books!
* Add themed lists here: [[Resources/Library/Dead_Tree#Suggested Books]]
* You can help acquire books by sourcing books on these lists!
* Don't subtract them from the lists though, we can make a system for checking them off

''' Initiative 3: Dewey Decimal! '''
* Label all 1449 books already in library-org with ISBNs on the spine
* Recommended to use colored labels by broad subject
* Label the shelves and sort the books into their locations
* This could be supported by the library-org app, using a checklist or something. Since you can see the spine it may not be necessary
* library-org needs a utility to allow you to manually edit an entry's dewey decimal (to add missing ones)

''' Initiative 4: Improve library-org '''
* library-org is a Flask app
* Current capabilities: receive new books, substring search, add location to each book, register new locations.

''' Initiative 5: Organize by topic '''

* The library books were last organized and labeled during the October 2015 Noisebridge Refresh.
* The library books are now only partially organized and need reorganized.

= Other Hackerspaces with Libraries =
* [http://www.hackerbotlabs.com/ Hackerbot Labs] Koha?
* [http://www.lvl1.org/2011/07/07/the-library/ LVL1]
* [https://ackspace.nl/wiki/Library ACKspace] List in a Wiki
* [http://bridgewire.org/resources-shops/ Bridgewire] Dead Tree setup
* [https://garoa.net.br/wiki/Biblioteca Garoa Hacker Clube] Koha

=Books We Want!=

People with experience and opinions about various topics can add recommendations below for books we should buy for the library.

=== Mathematics ===

Curated by: begriffs

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
!Title
!Author
!ISBN

|-
| Calculus
| Spivak
| 978-0914098911

|-
| Calculus Vol 1
| Apostol
| 978-0471000051

|-
| Calculus Vol 2
| Apostol
| 978-0471000075

|-
| Principles of Mathematical Analysis
| Rudin
| 978-0070856134

|-
| Real and Complex Analysis
| Rudin
| 978-0070542341

|-
| Calculus on Manifolds
| Spivak
| 978-0805390216

|-
| Counterexamples in Analysis
| Gelbaum
| 978-0486428758

|-
|  
|-
| Linear Algebra Done Right
| Axler
| 978-3319110790

|-
| Linear Algebra Problem Book
| Halmos
| 978-0883853221

|-
|  
|-
| Algebra
| Lang
| 978-0387953854

|-
| Algebra
| Isaacs
| 978-0821847992

|-
|  
|-
| Topology
| Munkres
| B004DX5K5K

|-
| General Topology
| Kelley
| 978-0923891558

|-
| Counterexamples in Topology
| Steen
| 978-0486687353

|-
|  
|-
| Beginning Logic
| Lemon
| 978-0915144501

|-
| A Mathematical Introduction to Logic
| Enderton
| 978-0122384523

|-
| Mathematical Logic
| Ebbinghaus
| 978-0387942582

|-
| Model Theory
| Marker
| 978-0387987606

|-
| Set Theory
| Jech
| 978-3540440857

|-
|  
|-
| Elementary Geometry from an Advanced Standpoint
| Moise
| 978-0201508673

|-
| Introduction to Geometry
| Coxeter
| 978-0471504580

|-
| Geometry: Euclid and Beyond
| Hartshorne
| 978-0387986500

|-
|  
|-
| Surreal Numbers: How Two Ex-Students Turned on to Pure Mathematics and Found Total Happiness
| Knuth
| 978-0201038125
|}

=== "Data Science" ===
(observe the quotes...)

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
!Title
!Author
!Suggested By

|-
| The Black Swan: The Impact of the Highly Improbable
| Nassim Nicholas Taleb
| Danukeru

|-
| Statistics Done Wrong: The Woefully Complete Guide
| Alex Reinhart
| Danukeru

|}

=== Electronics ===

Curated by: Dakota

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
!Title
!Author
!ISBN

|-
| Getting Started in Electronics
| Mims III, Forrest M.
| 978-0945053286

|-
| The Art of Electronics
| Horowitz, Paul
| 978-0521809269

|}

=== Books of Interest - Aestetix ===
Curated by: aestetix

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
|-
!Title
!Author
!Suggested By
|-
|Godel Escher Bach: an Eternal Golden Braid
|Douglas R Hofstader
|aestetix
|-
|I Am a Strange Loop
|Douglas R Hofstader
|Danukeru
|-
|The Mind's I
|Daniel Dennett, Douglas R Hofstadter
|Danukeru
|-
|The Society of Mind
|Marvin Minsky
|Danukeru
|-
|The Emotion Machine
|Marvin Minsky
|Danukeru
|-
|The Art of Computer Programming
|Don Knuth
|aestetix
|-
|1984
|George Orwell
|aestetix
|-
|Hackers: Heroes of the Computer Revolution
|Steven Levy
|aestetix
|-
|Ender's Game
|Orson Scott Card
|aestetix
|-
|The Code Book
|Simon Singh
|aestetix
|-
|Cryptonomicon
|Neal Stephenson
|aestetix
|-
|Code
|Charles Petzold
|aestetix
|-
|The Annotated Turing
|Charles Petzold
|aestetix
|-
|A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man
|James Joyce
|aestetix
|-
|Ulysses
|James Joyce
|aestetix
|-
|The Magus
|John Fowles
|aestetix
|-
|The Collector
|John Fowles
|aestetix
|-
|The French Lieutenant's Woman
|John Fowles
|aestetix
|-
|Technopoly
|Neil Postman
|aestetix
|-
|The Illuminatus! Trilogy
|Robert Shea and Robert Anton Wilson
|aestetix
|-
|Shrodinger's Cat
|Robert Anton Wilson
|aestetix
|-
|The Fountainhead
|Ayn Rand
|aestetix
|-
|Atlas Shrugged
|Ayn Rand
|aestetix
|-
|The Hacker Crackdown
|Bruce Sterling
|aestetix
|-
|I, Robot
|Isaac Asimov
|aestetix
|-
|Snow Crash
|Neal Stephenson
|aestetix
|-
|The Gold Bug Variations
|Richard Powers
|aestetix
|-
|The Codebreakers
|David Kahn
|aestetix
|-
|Gravity's Rainbow
|Thomas Pynchon
|aestetix
|-
|Little Brother
|Cory Doctorow
|aestetix
|-
|The Martian
|Andy Weir
|Danukeru
|}

=== Books of Interest - Mitch ===
Curated by: Mitch

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
|-
|V
|Thomas Pynchon
|Mitch
|-
|Infinite Jest
|David Foster Wallace
|Mitch
|-
|White Noise
|Don DeLillo
|Mitch
|-
|In Search of Lost Time
|Marcel Proust
|Mitch
|-
|The Sound and the Fury
|William Faulkner
|Mitch
|-
|Cat's Cradle
|Kurt Vonnegut
|Mitch
|-
|Witchcraft and the Gay Counterculture
|Arthur Evans
|Mitch
|-
|Foucault's Pendulum
|Umberto Eco
|Mitch
|-
|Quantum Psychology
|Robert Anton Wilson
|Mitch
|-
|In the Absence of the Sacred
|Jerry Mander
|Mitch
|-
|Dancer From the Dance
|Andrew Holleran
|Mitch
|-
|An Arrow's Flight
|Mark Merlis
|Mitch
|-
|To the Lighthouse
|Virginia Woolf
|Mitch
|-
|The Satanic Verses
|Salman Rushdie
|Mitch
|-
|Passage to India
|E. M. Forster
|Mitch
|}

[[Category:Pages with a Noisebridge Tiny URL]]

Resources/Library

2016-06-30T09:07:53Z

98.234.239.204: /* How many books do we have right now? */

[[Image:NewLibrary.jpg|thumb|right|Our excellent library]]

= Mission Statement =

The mission of the library is to serve expert and hacker-y literature to people in Noisebridge right now.

= How do I add a new book to the library?=

# Find the book on [http://openlibrary.org Open Library]
## If the book is not there, create an account and add the book (2 minutes)
# Add the book's OLID number to our Catalog: http://library.noisebridge.net/new/
## Remember to put in the secret code and press submit!
## You will see a green bar when successful
# Put the book on the shelf under its category

= Library: What's the point? =

'''There's already a public library!'''

Since there's a public library, we're going to focus on books that fill the needs of people using the space right now.

'''Anyone can access what they want over the internet almost all the time!'''

If electronic books are already accessible, we can focus on the people who would still prefer to use a paper copy.

'''A more refined goal:'''

The Library can serve expert and hacker-y literature to people in Noisebridge right now.

''' How do we get there? Quantify, Expand, Prune! '''

*First: Understand what books we have.
*Second: Create a process to acquire hacker-y books and expert references.
*Third: Prune our shelves a bit. Bring the average usefulness up.

== Searchable Catalog / library-org==

An application exists to organize our books and submit new books by ISBN.

Go to application: http://library.noisebridge.net

== How many books do we have right now? ==

A book barcode scannning effort was performed in October-December 2015 using [https://github.com/robbintt/noisebridge_bookscanner noisebridge-bookscanner].

*75 barcodes were not identified. Those books are not yet ingested into library-org. If you find one please add it.

*1657 books have been ingested into library-org using [https://openlibrary.org/ Open Library]

IMPORTANT: If you do any of the work below, be sure to update the list to remove the ones you added.

*Here is a list of the barcodes that aren't yet in library-org.* Each one represents an unknown book... please solve me.

<nowiki>

[023472033055, 044903006998, 037145005997, 065373004994, 071001002751, 070999003955, 076783007505, 070999005997, 070999002958, 037145006994, 072742002253, 070999006994, 072742006992, 076814002950, 076714003958, 071831003959, 099455005951, 065373004994, 076783005952, 076714003507, 037145007991, 048228513476, 071001005998, 044903006950, 051488012955, 689253595350, 071136003951, 071149003955, 037145005997, 078073002252, 081262218570, 071001006995, 048228007951, 051857024954, 081262224052, 784376003680, 081262484203, 081262462904, 076714004993, 081262224496, 081262224038, 099751187405, 046363021214, 046363020170, 046363020187, 046363020200, 046363021016, 046363020194, 046363021108, 080742060227, 046363090760, 046363090753, 046363091163, 046363091125, 046363092139, 046363091262, 046363010607, 073999992922, 761941237640, 078814003999, 081262224519, 636920003625, 636920005407, 074470844600, 074470844600, 071009002753, 037038018950, 725274844609, 016067014959, 045863052469, 636920000204, 636920928430, 636920923121, 852766001568, 639785300564]

</nowiki>

One way to solve these is to google the UPC individually and find the book it corresponds to. At least one of the books in here is available this way. Try to find out which one!!

Here is a list of ISBNs that aren't in openlibrary or library-org.* The workflow to add these is to find them on amazon, type the data into OpenLibrary, then import the OLID into library-org.

<nowiki>

['9780486497082', '9780486497372', '9780486492957', '9780199230235', '2900814757108', '9781482614374', '9780452295544', '9780486779782', '9781889307312', '9780439740685', '9783000502132', '6879909851426', '9780765353702', '9780765365385', '9780765368669', '9871565045062', '9780615314389', '9781424335114', '9780471932192', '9780558496180', '9781426206399', '9781847084798', '9780991516650', '9780991516667', '9780991516643', '9781935182801', '9780204964261', '9780141033303', '9780558585112', '9780536403124', '9780071215572', '9780495563327', '9780988628601', '9788466632195', '9781848840294', '9783826614507', '9780486493480', '9780486491172', '9780596520762', '9781434891471', '9781935551034', '9781408809785', '9781741047394', '9781741046731', '9780849762635', '9781484076002', '9781435117419', '9781590599938', '9180581583909', '9781936754076', '9782021190496', '9780985978839', '9780954734510', '9780557604142', '9780982634813', '9780486492964', '9780486491677', '9780486780849', '9780138440930', '9781118446713', '5486951682406', '9780124077263', '9780521636360', '9781443728836', '9780495439455', '9780486493367', '9780486493831', '9780521627276', '9780071798990', '9773540605295', '9781849687881', '9780982106013', '9781782166061', '9780977920150', '9789861371429', '9781604390094', '2900471629473', '9782021190496', '9781107407367', '9781401222765', '9789861371429', '9780465030798', '9780134770840', '9780536647368', '9781596914520', '9780072123692', '9781906332150', '9781401222765', '9780536860194', '9780486493572', '9780486780405', '9780307908292', '9781446525807', '9784756242730', '9781570272424', '9780982106013', '9780982106006', '9780982106006', '9781422466018', '9781439040379', '9788131726266', '9780822020646', '9789866805271', '9781405471923', '9781889307305', '9783826609268', '9781893007246', '9780137130481', '9781618650566', '2370000094384', '9780486492773', '9780986650208', '9780984563531', '9781428205987', '9780486781211', '9781451656299', '9783950237238', '9780393078145', '9780486471426', '9780558389093', '9780486492841', '9780312664800', '9781423958925', '9781426020773', '9781426020896', '9781426020728', '9780486499826', '9780486493510', '9781405473699', '9780486497389', '9780486780498', '9781118736067', '9781435442023', '9781422466032', '9780314939449', '9780486497372', '9781624072680', '9780132730358', '9781449393090', '9781482614374', '9780865716513', '9781934781869', '0671436724', '0899430767', '0822951185', '055583874X', '0929001037', '0873938551', '0394467442', '020156291x', '020103803x', '093237607x', '020112078x', '0471304158', '0075537834', '012460515x', '3540550753', '091489465x', '047021533x', '020115790x', '187870723x', '013699976x', '084937104x', '093717579x', '0935696148', '0935696261', '0880380020', '0880380071', '8370663238', '8477780021', '0675089921', '0568810741', '0673347516', '2915925186', '0937175224']

</nowiki>

= What can I do? =

Lots of help is needed! There are many open initiatives below:

== Current Initiatives ==

* '''Initiative 1''': Filter books into white banker boxes to be stored out of sight (stacks)
* '''Initiative 2''': Collect sets of topic books from experts and source these books
* '''Initiative 3''': Add dewey decimal system to library
* '''Initiative 4''': Improve [https://github.com/robbintt/library-org library-org]
* '''Initiative 5''': Organize by Topic

''' Initiative 1: Filter books for the stacks '''
* We should take less relevant books off the shelves

# Put books that do not belong on the shelves into the white banker boxes by the bookshelf.
# Tell [[user:robbintt]] if a box fills up
# Leave the box by the bookshelves

''' Initiative 2: Source New Books '''
* Are you really good at something or reasonably well read? Make us a list of must-have books!
* Add themed lists here: [[Resources/Library/Dead_Tree#Suggested Books]]
* You can help acquire books by sourcing books on these lists!
* Don't subtract them from the lists though, we can make a system for checking them off

''' Initiative 3: Dewey Decimal! '''
* Label all 1449 books already in library-org with ISBNs on the spine
* Recommended to use colored labels by broad subject
* Label the shelves and sort the books into their locations
* This could be supported by the library-org app, using a checklist or something. Since you can see the spine it may not be necessary
* library-org needs a utility to allow you to manually edit an entry's dewey decimal (to add missing ones)

''' Initiative 4: Improve library-org '''
* library-org is a Flask app
* Current capabilities: receive new books, substring search, add location to each book, register new locations.

''' Initiative 5: Organize by topic '''

* The library books were last organized and labeled during the October 2015 Noisebridge Refresh.
* The library books are now only partially organized and need reorganized.

= Other Hackerspaces with Libraries =
* [http://www.hackerbotlabs.com/ Hackerbot Labs] Koha?
* [http://www.lvl1.org/2011/07/07/the-library/ LVL1]
* [https://ackspace.nl/wiki/Library ACKspace] List in a Wiki
* [http://bridgewire.org/resources-shops/ Bridgewire] Dead Tree setup
* [https://garoa.net.br/wiki/Biblioteca Garoa Hacker Clube] Koha

=Books We Want!=

People with experience and opinions about various topics can add recommendations below for books we should buy for the library.

=== Mathematics ===

Curated by: begriffs

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
!Title
!Author
!ISBN

|-
| Calculus
| Spivak
| 978-0914098911

|-
| Calculus Vol 1
| Apostol
| 978-0471000051

|-
| Calculus Vol 2
| Apostol
| 978-0471000075

|-
| Principles of Mathematical Analysis
| Rudin
| 978-0070856134

|-
| Real and Complex Analysis
| Rudin
| 978-0070542341

|-
| Calculus on Manifolds
| Spivak
| 978-0805390216

|-
| Counterexamples in Analysis
| Gelbaum
| 978-0486428758

|-
|  
|-
| Linear Algebra Done Right
| Axler
| 978-3319110790

|-
| Linear Algebra Problem Book
| Halmos
| 978-0883853221

|-
|  
|-
| Algebra
| Lang
| 978-0387953854

|-
| Algebra
| Isaacs
| 978-0821847992

|-
|  
|-
| Topology
| Munkres
| B004DX5K5K

|-
| General Topology
| Kelley
| 978-0923891558

|-
| Counterexamples in Topology
| Steen
| 978-0486687353

|-
|  
|-
| Beginning Logic
| Lemon
| 978-0915144501

|-
| A Mathematical Introduction to Logic
| Enderton
| 978-0122384523

|-
| Mathematical Logic
| Ebbinghaus
| 978-0387942582

|-
| Model Theory
| Marker
| 978-0387987606

|-
| Set Theory
| Jech
| 978-3540440857

|-
|  
|-
| Elementary Geometry from an Advanced Standpoint
| Moise
| 978-0201508673

|-
| Introduction to Geometry
| Coxeter
| 978-0471504580

|-
| Geometry: Euclid and Beyond
| Hartshorne
| 978-0387986500

|-
|  
|-
| Surreal Numbers: How Two Ex-Students Turned on to Pure Mathematics and Found Total Happiness
| Knuth
| 978-0201038125
|}

=== "Data Science" ===
(observe the quotes...)

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
!Title
!Author
!Suggested By

|-
| The Black Swan: The Impact of the Highly Improbable
| Nassim Nicholas Taleb
| Danukeru

|-
| Statistics Done Wrong: The Woefully Complete Guide
| Alex Reinhart
| Danukeru

|}

=== Electronics ===

Curated by: Dakota

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
!Title
!Author
!ISBN

|-
| Getting Started in Electronics
| Mims III, Forrest M.
| 978-0945053286

|-
| The Art of Electronics
| Horowitz, Paul
| 978-0521809269

|}

=== Books of Interest - Aestetix ===
Curated by: aestetix

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
|-
!Title
!Author
!Suggested By
|-
|Godel Escher Bach: an Eternal Golden Braid
|Douglas R Hofstader
|aestetix
|-
|I Am a Strange Loop
|Douglas R Hofstader
|Danukeru
|-
|The Mind's I
|Daniel Dennett, Douglas R Hofstadter
|Danukeru
|-
|The Society of Mind
|Marvin Minsky
|Danukeru
|-
|The Emotion Machine
|Marvin Minsky
|Danukeru
|-
|The Art of Computer Programming
|Don Knuth
|aestetix
|-
|1984
|George Orwell
|aestetix
|-
|Hackers: Heroes of the Computer Revolution
|Steven Levy
|aestetix
|-
|Ender's Game
|Orson Scott Card
|aestetix
|-
|The Code Book
|Simon Singh
|aestetix
|-
|Cryptonomicon
|Neal Stephenson
|aestetix
|-
|Code
|Charles Petzold
|aestetix
|-
|The Annotated Turing
|Charles Petzold
|aestetix
|-
|A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man
|James Joyce
|aestetix
|-
|Ulysses
|James Joyce
|aestetix
|-
|The Magus
|John Fowles
|aestetix
|-
|The Collector
|John Fowles
|aestetix
|-
|The French Lieutenant's Woman
|John Fowles
|aestetix
|-
|Technopoly
|Neil Postman
|aestetix
|-
|The Illuminatus! Trilogy
|Robert Shea and Robert Anton Wilson
|aestetix
|-
|Shrodinger's Cat
|Robert Anton Wilson
|aestetix
|-
|The Fountainhead
|Ayn Rand
|aestetix
|-
|Atlas Shrugged
|Ayn Rand
|aestetix
|-
|The Hacker Crackdown
|Bruce Sterling
|aestetix
|-
|I, Robot
|Isaac Asimov
|aestetix
|-
|Snow Crash
|Neal Stephenson
|aestetix
|-
|The Gold Bug Variations
|Richard Powers
|aestetix
|-
|The Codebreakers
|David Kahn
|aestetix
|-
|Gravity's Rainbow
|Thomas Pynchon
|aestetix
|-
|Little Brother
|Cory Doctorow
|aestetix
|-
|The Martian
|Andy Weir
|Danukeru
|}

=== Books of Interest - Mitch ===
Curated by: Mitch

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
|-
|V
|Thomas Pynchon
|Mitch
|-
|Infinite Jest
|David Foster Wallace
|Mitch
|-
|White Noise
|Don DeLillo
|Mitch
|-
|In Search of Lost Time
|Marcel Proust
|Mitch
|-
|The Sound and the Fury
|William Faulkner
|Mitch
|-
|Cat's Cradle
|Kurt Vonnegut
|Mitch
|-
|Witchcraft and the Gay Counterculture
|Arthur Evans
|Mitch
|-
|Foucault's Pendulum
|Umberto Eco
|Mitch
|-
|Quantum Psychology
|Robert Anton Wilson
|Mitch
|-
|In the Absence of the Sacred
|Jerry Mander
|Mitch
|-
|Dancer From the Dance
|Andrew Holleran
|Mitch
|-
|An Arrow's Flight
|Mark Merlis
|Mitch
|-
|To the Lighthouse
|Virginia Woolf
|Mitch
|-
|The Satanic Verses
|Salman Rushdie
|Mitch
|-
|Passage to India
|E. M. Forster
|Mitch
|}

[[Category:Pages with a Noisebridge Tiny URL]]

Resources/Library

2016-06-30T09:07:26Z

98.234.239.204: /* How many books do we have right now? */

[[Image:NewLibrary.jpg|thumb|right|Our excellent library]]

= Mission Statement =

The mission of the library is to serve expert and hacker-y literature to people in Noisebridge right now.

= How do I add a new book to the library?=

# Find the book on [http://openlibrary.org Open Library]
## If the book is not there, create an account and add the book (2 minutes)
# Add the book's OLID number to our Catalog: http://library.noisebridge.net/new/
## Remember to put in the secret code and press submit!
## You will see a green bar when successful
# Put the book on the shelf under its category

= Library: What's the point? =

'''There's already a public library!'''

Since there's a public library, we're going to focus on books that fill the needs of people using the space right now.

'''Anyone can access what they want over the internet almost all the time!'''

If electronic books are already accessible, we can focus on the people who would still prefer to use a paper copy.

'''A more refined goal:'''

The Library can serve expert and hacker-y literature to people in Noisebridge right now.

''' How do we get there? Quantify, Expand, Prune! '''

*First: Understand what books we have.
*Second: Create a process to acquire hacker-y books and expert references.
*Third: Prune our shelves a bit. Bring the average usefulness up.

== Searchable Catalog / library-org==

An application exists to organize our books and submit new books by ISBN.

Go to application: http://library.noisebridge.net

== How many books do we have right now? ==

A book barcode scannning effort was performed in October-December 2015 using [https://github.com/robbintt/noisebridge_bookscanner noisebridge-bookscanner].

*75 barcodes were not identified. Those books are not yet ingested into library-org. If you find one please add it.

*1657 books have been ingested into library-org using [https://openlibrary.org/ Open Library]

IMPORTANT: If you do any of the work below, be sure to update the list to remove the ones you added.

Here is a list of the barcodes that aren't yet in library-org. Each one represents an unknown book... please solve me.

<nowiki>

[023472033055, 044903006998, 037145005997, 065373004994, 071001002751, 070999003955, 076783007505, 070999005997, 070999002958, 037145006994, 072742002253, 070999006994, 072742006992, 076814002950, 076714003958, 071831003959, 099455005951, 065373004994, 076783005952, 076714003507, 037145007991, 048228513476, 071001005998, 044903006950, 051488012955, 689253595350, 071136003951, 071149003955, 037145005997, 078073002252, 081262218570, 071001006995, 048228007951, 051857024954, 081262224052, 784376003680, 081262484203, 081262462904, 076714004993, 081262224496, 081262224038, 099751187405, 046363021214, 046363020170, 046363020187, 046363020200, 046363021016, 046363020194, 046363021108, 080742060227, 046363090760, 046363090753, 046363091163, 046363091125, 046363092139, 046363091262, 046363010607, 073999992922, 761941237640, 078814003999, 081262224519, 636920003625, 636920005407, 074470844600, 074470844600, 071009002753, 037038018950, 725274844609, 016067014959, 045863052469, 636920000204, 636920928430, 636920923121, 852766001568, 639785300564]

</nowiki>

One way to solve these is to google the UPC individually and find the book it corresponds to. At least one of the books in here is available this way. Try to find out which one!!

Here is a list of ISBNs that aren't in openlibrary. The workflow to add these is to find them on amazon, type the data into OpenLibrary, then import the OLID into library-org.

<nowiki>

['9780486497082', '9780486497372', '9780486492957', '9780199230235', '2900814757108', '9781482614374', '9780452295544', '9780486779782', '9781889307312', '9780439740685', '9783000502132', '6879909851426', '9780765353702', '9780765365385', '9780765368669', '9871565045062', '9780615314389', '9781424335114', '9780471932192', '9780558496180', '9781426206399', '9781847084798', '9780991516650', '9780991516667', '9780991516643', '9781935182801', '9780204964261', '9780141033303', '9780558585112', '9780536403124', '9780071215572', '9780495563327', '9780988628601', '9788466632195', '9781848840294', '9783826614507', '9780486493480', '9780486491172', '9780596520762', '9781434891471', '9781935551034', '9781408809785', '9781741047394', '9781741046731', '9780849762635', '9781484076002', '9781435117419', '9781590599938', '9180581583909', '9781936754076', '9782021190496', '9780985978839', '9780954734510', '9780557604142', '9780982634813', '9780486492964', '9780486491677', '9780486780849', '9780138440930', '9781118446713', '5486951682406', '9780124077263', '9780521636360', '9781443728836', '9780495439455', '9780486493367', '9780486493831', '9780521627276', '9780071798990', '9773540605295', '9781849687881', '9780982106013', '9781782166061', '9780977920150', '9789861371429', '9781604390094', '2900471629473', '9782021190496', '9781107407367', '9781401222765', '9789861371429', '9780465030798', '9780134770840', '9780536647368', '9781596914520', '9780072123692', '9781906332150', '9781401222765', '9780536860194', '9780486493572', '9780486780405', '9780307908292', '9781446525807', '9784756242730', '9781570272424', '9780982106013', '9780982106006', '9780982106006', '9781422466018', '9781439040379', '9788131726266', '9780822020646', '9789866805271', '9781405471923', '9781889307305', '9783826609268', '9781893007246', '9780137130481', '9781618650566', '2370000094384', '9780486492773', '9780986650208', '9780984563531', '9781428205987', '9780486781211', '9781451656299', '9783950237238', '9780393078145', '9780486471426', '9780558389093', '9780486492841', '9780312664800', '9781423958925', '9781426020773', '9781426020896', '9781426020728', '9780486499826', '9780486493510', '9781405473699', '9780486497389', '9780486780498', '9781118736067', '9781435442023', '9781422466032', '9780314939449', '9780486497372', '9781624072680', '9780132730358', '9781449393090', '9781482614374', '9780865716513', '9781934781869', '0671436724', '0899430767', '0822951185', '055583874X', '0929001037', '0873938551', '0394467442', '020156291x', '020103803x', '093237607x', '020112078x', '0471304158', '0075537834', '012460515x', '3540550753', '091489465x', '047021533x', '020115790x', '187870723x', '013699976x', '084937104x', '093717579x', '0935696148', '0935696261', '0880380020', '0880380071', '8370663238', '8477780021', '0675089921', '0568810741', '0673347516', '2915925186', '0937175224']

</nowiki>

= What can I do? =

Lots of help is needed! There are many open initiatives below:

== Current Initiatives ==

* '''Initiative 1''': Filter books into white banker boxes to be stored out of sight (stacks)
* '''Initiative 2''': Collect sets of topic books from experts and source these books
* '''Initiative 3''': Add dewey decimal system to library
* '''Initiative 4''': Improve [https://github.com/robbintt/library-org library-org]
* '''Initiative 5''': Organize by Topic

''' Initiative 1: Filter books for the stacks '''
* We should take less relevant books off the shelves

# Put books that do not belong on the shelves into the white banker boxes by the bookshelf.
# Tell [[user:robbintt]] if a box fills up
# Leave the box by the bookshelves

''' Initiative 2: Source New Books '''
* Are you really good at something or reasonably well read? Make us a list of must-have books!
* Add themed lists here: [[Resources/Library/Dead_Tree#Suggested Books]]
* You can help acquire books by sourcing books on these lists!
* Don't subtract them from the lists though, we can make a system for checking them off

''' Initiative 3: Dewey Decimal! '''
* Label all 1449 books already in library-org with ISBNs on the spine
* Recommended to use colored labels by broad subject
* Label the shelves and sort the books into their locations
* This could be supported by the library-org app, using a checklist or something. Since you can see the spine it may not be necessary
* library-org needs a utility to allow you to manually edit an entry's dewey decimal (to add missing ones)

''' Initiative 4: Improve library-org '''
* library-org is a Flask app
* Current capabilities: receive new books, substring search, add location to each book, register new locations.

''' Initiative 5: Organize by topic '''

* The library books were last organized and labeled during the October 2015 Noisebridge Refresh.
* The library books are now only partially organized and need reorganized.

= Other Hackerspaces with Libraries =
* [http://www.hackerbotlabs.com/ Hackerbot Labs] Koha?
* [http://www.lvl1.org/2011/07/07/the-library/ LVL1]
* [https://ackspace.nl/wiki/Library ACKspace] List in a Wiki
* [http://bridgewire.org/resources-shops/ Bridgewire] Dead Tree setup
* [https://garoa.net.br/wiki/Biblioteca Garoa Hacker Clube] Koha

=Books We Want!=

People with experience and opinions about various topics can add recommendations below for books we should buy for the library.

=== Mathematics ===

Curated by: begriffs

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
!Title
!Author
!ISBN

|-
| Calculus
| Spivak
| 978-0914098911

|-
| Calculus Vol 1
| Apostol
| 978-0471000051

|-
| Calculus Vol 2
| Apostol
| 978-0471000075

|-
| Principles of Mathematical Analysis
| Rudin
| 978-0070856134

|-
| Real and Complex Analysis
| Rudin
| 978-0070542341

|-
| Calculus on Manifolds
| Spivak
| 978-0805390216

|-
| Counterexamples in Analysis
| Gelbaum
| 978-0486428758

|-
|  
|-
| Linear Algebra Done Right
| Axler
| 978-3319110790

|-
| Linear Algebra Problem Book
| Halmos
| 978-0883853221

|-
|  
|-
| Algebra
| Lang
| 978-0387953854

|-
| Algebra
| Isaacs
| 978-0821847992

|-
|  
|-
| Topology
| Munkres
| B004DX5K5K

|-
| General Topology
| Kelley
| 978-0923891558

|-
| Counterexamples in Topology
| Steen
| 978-0486687353

|-
|  
|-
| Beginning Logic
| Lemon
| 978-0915144501

|-
| A Mathematical Introduction to Logic
| Enderton
| 978-0122384523

|-
| Mathematical Logic
| Ebbinghaus
| 978-0387942582

|-
| Model Theory
| Marker
| 978-0387987606

|-
| Set Theory
| Jech
| 978-3540440857

|-
|  
|-
| Elementary Geometry from an Advanced Standpoint
| Moise
| 978-0201508673

|-
| Introduction to Geometry
| Coxeter
| 978-0471504580

|-
| Geometry: Euclid and Beyond
| Hartshorne
| 978-0387986500

|-
|  
|-
| Surreal Numbers: How Two Ex-Students Turned on to Pure Mathematics and Found Total Happiness
| Knuth
| 978-0201038125
|}

=== "Data Science" ===
(observe the quotes...)

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
!Title
!Author
!Suggested By

|-
| The Black Swan: The Impact of the Highly Improbable
| Nassim Nicholas Taleb
| Danukeru

|-
| Statistics Done Wrong: The Woefully Complete Guide
| Alex Reinhart
| Danukeru

|}

=== Electronics ===

Curated by: Dakota

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
!Title
!Author
!ISBN

|-
| Getting Started in Electronics
| Mims III, Forrest M.
| 978-0945053286

|-
| The Art of Electronics
| Horowitz, Paul
| 978-0521809269

|}

=== Books of Interest - Aestetix ===
Curated by: aestetix

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
|-
!Title
!Author
!Suggested By
|-
|Godel Escher Bach: an Eternal Golden Braid
|Douglas R Hofstader
|aestetix
|-
|I Am a Strange Loop
|Douglas R Hofstader
|Danukeru
|-
|The Mind's I
|Daniel Dennett, Douglas R Hofstadter
|Danukeru
|-
|The Society of Mind
|Marvin Minsky
|Danukeru
|-
|The Emotion Machine
|Marvin Minsky
|Danukeru
|-
|The Art of Computer Programming
|Don Knuth
|aestetix
|-
|1984
|George Orwell
|aestetix
|-
|Hackers: Heroes of the Computer Revolution
|Steven Levy
|aestetix
|-
|Ender's Game
|Orson Scott Card
|aestetix
|-
|The Code Book
|Simon Singh
|aestetix
|-
|Cryptonomicon
|Neal Stephenson
|aestetix
|-
|Code
|Charles Petzold
|aestetix
|-
|The Annotated Turing
|Charles Petzold
|aestetix
|-
|A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man
|James Joyce
|aestetix
|-
|Ulysses
|James Joyce
|aestetix
|-
|The Magus
|John Fowles
|aestetix
|-
|The Collector
|John Fowles
|aestetix
|-
|The French Lieutenant's Woman
|John Fowles
|aestetix
|-
|Technopoly
|Neil Postman
|aestetix
|-
|The Illuminatus! Trilogy
|Robert Shea and Robert Anton Wilson
|aestetix
|-
|Shrodinger's Cat
|Robert Anton Wilson
|aestetix
|-
|The Fountainhead
|Ayn Rand
|aestetix
|-
|Atlas Shrugged
|Ayn Rand
|aestetix
|-
|The Hacker Crackdown
|Bruce Sterling
|aestetix
|-
|I, Robot
|Isaac Asimov
|aestetix
|-
|Snow Crash
|Neal Stephenson
|aestetix
|-
|The Gold Bug Variations
|Richard Powers
|aestetix
|-
|The Codebreakers
|David Kahn
|aestetix
|-
|Gravity's Rainbow
|Thomas Pynchon
|aestetix
|-
|Little Brother
|Cory Doctorow
|aestetix
|-
|The Martian
|Andy Weir
|Danukeru
|}

=== Books of Interest - Mitch ===
Curated by: Mitch

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
|-
|V
|Thomas Pynchon
|Mitch
|-
|Infinite Jest
|David Foster Wallace
|Mitch
|-
|White Noise
|Don DeLillo
|Mitch
|-
|In Search of Lost Time
|Marcel Proust
|Mitch
|-
|The Sound and the Fury
|William Faulkner
|Mitch
|-
|Cat's Cradle
|Kurt Vonnegut
|Mitch
|-
|Witchcraft and the Gay Counterculture
|Arthur Evans
|Mitch
|-
|Foucault's Pendulum
|Umberto Eco
|Mitch
|-
|Quantum Psychology
|Robert Anton Wilson
|Mitch
|-
|In the Absence of the Sacred
|Jerry Mander
|Mitch
|-
|Dancer From the Dance
|Andrew Holleran
|Mitch
|-
|An Arrow's Flight
|Mark Merlis
|Mitch
|-
|To the Lighthouse
|Virginia Woolf
|Mitch
|-
|The Satanic Verses
|Salman Rushdie
|Mitch
|-
|Passage to India
|E. M. Forster
|Mitch
|}

[[Category:Pages with a Noisebridge Tiny URL]]

Resources/Library

2016-06-30T09:07:00Z

98.234.239.204: /* How many books do we have right now? */

[[Image:NewLibrary.jpg|thumb|right|Our excellent library]]

= Mission Statement =

The mission of the library is to serve expert and hacker-y literature to people in Noisebridge right now.

= How do I add a new book to the library?=

# Find the book on [http://openlibrary.org Open Library]
## If the book is not there, create an account and add the book (2 minutes)
# Add the book's OLID number to our Catalog: http://library.noisebridge.net/new/
## Remember to put in the secret code and press submit!
## You will see a green bar when successful
# Put the book on the shelf under its category

= Library: What's the point? =

'''There's already a public library!'''

Since there's a public library, we're going to focus on books that fill the needs of people using the space right now.

'''Anyone can access what they want over the internet almost all the time!'''

If electronic books are already accessible, we can focus on the people who would still prefer to use a paper copy.

'''A more refined goal:'''

The Library can serve expert and hacker-y literature to people in Noisebridge right now.

''' How do we get there? Quantify, Expand, Prune! '''

*First: Understand what books we have.
*Second: Create a process to acquire hacker-y books and expert references.
*Third: Prune our shelves a bit. Bring the average usefulness up.

== Searchable Catalog / library-org==

An application exists to organize our books and submit new books by ISBN.

Go to application: http://library.noisebridge.net

== How many books do we have right now? ==

A book barcode scannning effort was performed in October-December 2015 using [https://github.com/robbintt/noisebridge_bookscanner noisebridge-bookscanner].

*75 barcodes were not identified. Those books are not yet ingested into library-org. If you find one please add it.

*1657 books have been ingested into library-org using [https://openlibrary.org/ Open Library]

Here is a list of the barcodes that aren't yet in library-org. Each one represents an unknown book... please solve me.

<nowiki>

[023472033055, 044903006998, 037145005997, 065373004994, 071001002751, 070999003955, 076783007505, 070999005997, 070999002958, 037145006994, 072742002253, 070999006994, 072742006992, 076814002950, 076714003958, 071831003959, 099455005951, 065373004994, 076783005952, 076714003507, 037145007991, 048228513476, 071001005998, 044903006950, 051488012955, 689253595350, 071136003951, 071149003955, 037145005997, 078073002252, 081262218570, 071001006995, 048228007951, 051857024954, 081262224052, 784376003680, 081262484203, 081262462904, 076714004993, 081262224496, 081262224038, 099751187405, 046363021214, 046363020170, 046363020187, 046363020200, 046363021016, 046363020194, 046363021108, 080742060227, 046363090760, 046363090753, 046363091163, 046363091125, 046363092139, 046363091262, 046363010607, 073999992922, 761941237640, 078814003999, 081262224519, 636920003625, 636920005407, 074470844600, 074470844600, 071009002753, 037038018950, 725274844609, 016067014959, 045863052469, 636920000204, 636920928430, 636920923121, 852766001568, 639785300564]

</nowiki>

One way to solve these is to google the UPC individually and find the book it corresponds to. At least one of the books in here is available this way. Try to find out which one!!

Here is a list of ISBNs that aren't in openlibrary. The workflow to add these is to find them on amazon, type the data into OpenLibrary, then import the OLID into library-org.

<nowiki>

['9780486497082', '9780486497372', '9780486492957', '9780199230235', '2900814757108', '9781482614374', '9780452295544', '9780486779782', '9781889307312', '9780439740685', '9783000502132', '6879909851426', '9780765353702', '9780765365385', '9780765368669', '9871565045062', '9780615314389', '9781424335114', '9780471932192', '9780558496180', '9781426206399', '9781847084798', '9780991516650', '9780991516667', '9780991516643', '9781935182801', '9780204964261', '9780141033303', '9780558585112', '9780536403124', '9780071215572', '9780495563327', '9780988628601', '9788466632195', '9781848840294', '9783826614507', '9780486493480', '9780486491172', '9780596520762', '9781434891471', '9781935551034', '9781408809785', '9781741047394', '9781741046731', '9780849762635', '9781484076002', '9781435117419', '9781590599938', '9180581583909', '9781936754076', '9782021190496', '9780985978839', '9780954734510', '9780557604142', '9780982634813', '9780486492964', '9780486491677', '9780486780849', '9780138440930', '9781118446713', '5486951682406', '9780124077263', '9780521636360', '9781443728836', '9780495439455', '9780486493367', '9780486493831', '9780521627276', '9780071798990', '9773540605295', '9781849687881', '9780982106013', '9781782166061', '9780977920150', '9789861371429', '9781604390094', '2900471629473', '9782021190496', '9781107407367', '9781401222765', '9789861371429', '9780465030798', '9780134770840', '9780536647368', '9781596914520', '9780072123692', '9781906332150', '9781401222765', '9780536860194', '9780486493572', '9780486780405', '9780307908292', '9781446525807', '9784756242730', '9781570272424', '9780982106013', '9780982106006', '9780982106006', '9781422466018', '9781439040379', '9788131726266', '9780822020646', '9789866805271', '9781405471923', '9781889307305', '9783826609268', '9781893007246', '9780137130481', '9781618650566', '2370000094384', '9780486492773', '9780986650208', '9780984563531', '9781428205987', '9780486781211', '9781451656299', '9783950237238', '9780393078145', '9780486471426', '9780558389093', '9780486492841', '9780312664800', '9781423958925', '9781426020773', '9781426020896', '9781426020728', '9780486499826', '9780486493510', '9781405473699', '9780486497389', '9780486780498', '9781118736067', '9781435442023', '9781422466032', '9780314939449', '9780486497372', '9781624072680', '9780132730358', '9781449393090', '9781482614374', '9780865716513', '9781934781869', '0671436724', '0899430767', '0822951185', '055583874X', '0929001037', '0873938551', '0394467442', '020156291x', '020103803x', '093237607x', '020112078x', '0471304158', '0075537834', '012460515x', '3540550753', '091489465x', '047021533x', '020115790x', '187870723x', '013699976x', '084937104x', '093717579x', '0935696148', '0935696261', '0880380020', '0880380071', '8370663238', '8477780021', '0675089921', '0568810741', '0673347516', '2915925186', '0937175224']

</nowiki>

= What can I do? =

Lots of help is needed! There are many open initiatives below:

== Current Initiatives ==

* '''Initiative 1''': Filter books into white banker boxes to be stored out of sight (stacks)
* '''Initiative 2''': Collect sets of topic books from experts and source these books
* '''Initiative 3''': Add dewey decimal system to library
* '''Initiative 4''': Improve [https://github.com/robbintt/library-org library-org]
* '''Initiative 5''': Organize by Topic

''' Initiative 1: Filter books for the stacks '''
* We should take less relevant books off the shelves

# Put books that do not belong on the shelves into the white banker boxes by the bookshelf.
# Tell [[user:robbintt]] if a box fills up
# Leave the box by the bookshelves

''' Initiative 2: Source New Books '''
* Are you really good at something or reasonably well read? Make us a list of must-have books!
* Add themed lists here: [[Resources/Library/Dead_Tree#Suggested Books]]
* You can help acquire books by sourcing books on these lists!
* Don't subtract them from the lists though, we can make a system for checking them off

''' Initiative 3: Dewey Decimal! '''
* Label all 1449 books already in library-org with ISBNs on the spine
* Recommended to use colored labels by broad subject
* Label the shelves and sort the books into their locations
* This could be supported by the library-org app, using a checklist or something. Since you can see the spine it may not be necessary
* library-org needs a utility to allow you to manually edit an entry's dewey decimal (to add missing ones)

''' Initiative 4: Improve library-org '''
* library-org is a Flask app
* Current capabilities: receive new books, substring search, add location to each book, register new locations.

''' Initiative 5: Organize by topic '''

* The library books were last organized and labeled during the October 2015 Noisebridge Refresh.
* The library books are now only partially organized and need reorganized.

= Other Hackerspaces with Libraries =
* [http://www.hackerbotlabs.com/ Hackerbot Labs] Koha?
* [http://www.lvl1.org/2011/07/07/the-library/ LVL1]
* [https://ackspace.nl/wiki/Library ACKspace] List in a Wiki
* [http://bridgewire.org/resources-shops/ Bridgewire] Dead Tree setup
* [https://garoa.net.br/wiki/Biblioteca Garoa Hacker Clube] Koha

=Books We Want!=

People with experience and opinions about various topics can add recommendations below for books we should buy for the library.

=== Mathematics ===

Curated by: begriffs

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
!Title
!Author
!ISBN

|-
| Calculus
| Spivak
| 978-0914098911

|-
| Calculus Vol 1
| Apostol
| 978-0471000051

|-
| Calculus Vol 2
| Apostol
| 978-0471000075

|-
| Principles of Mathematical Analysis
| Rudin
| 978-0070856134

|-
| Real and Complex Analysis
| Rudin
| 978-0070542341

|-
| Calculus on Manifolds
| Spivak
| 978-0805390216

|-
| Counterexamples in Analysis
| Gelbaum
| 978-0486428758

|-
|  
|-
| Linear Algebra Done Right
| Axler
| 978-3319110790

|-
| Linear Algebra Problem Book
| Halmos
| 978-0883853221

|-
|  
|-
| Algebra
| Lang
| 978-0387953854

|-
| Algebra
| Isaacs
| 978-0821847992

|-
|  
|-
| Topology
| Munkres
| B004DX5K5K

|-
| General Topology
| Kelley
| 978-0923891558

|-
| Counterexamples in Topology
| Steen
| 978-0486687353

|-
|  
|-
| Beginning Logic
| Lemon
| 978-0915144501

|-
| A Mathematical Introduction to Logic
| Enderton
| 978-0122384523

|-
| Mathematical Logic
| Ebbinghaus
| 978-0387942582

|-
| Model Theory
| Marker
| 978-0387987606

|-
| Set Theory
| Jech
| 978-3540440857

|-
|  
|-
| Elementary Geometry from an Advanced Standpoint
| Moise
| 978-0201508673

|-
| Introduction to Geometry
| Coxeter
| 978-0471504580

|-
| Geometry: Euclid and Beyond
| Hartshorne
| 978-0387986500

|-
|  
|-
| Surreal Numbers: How Two Ex-Students Turned on to Pure Mathematics and Found Total Happiness
| Knuth
| 978-0201038125
|}

=== "Data Science" ===
(observe the quotes...)

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
!Title
!Author
!Suggested By

|-
| The Black Swan: The Impact of the Highly Improbable
| Nassim Nicholas Taleb
| Danukeru

|-
| Statistics Done Wrong: The Woefully Complete Guide
| Alex Reinhart
| Danukeru

|}

=== Electronics ===

Curated by: Dakota

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
!Title
!Author
!ISBN

|-
| Getting Started in Electronics
| Mims III, Forrest M.
| 978-0945053286

|-
| The Art of Electronics
| Horowitz, Paul
| 978-0521809269

|}

=== Books of Interest - Aestetix ===
Curated by: aestetix

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
|-
!Title
!Author
!Suggested By
|-
|Godel Escher Bach: an Eternal Golden Braid
|Douglas R Hofstader
|aestetix
|-
|I Am a Strange Loop
|Douglas R Hofstader
|Danukeru
|-
|The Mind's I
|Daniel Dennett, Douglas R Hofstadter
|Danukeru
|-
|The Society of Mind
|Marvin Minsky
|Danukeru
|-
|The Emotion Machine
|Marvin Minsky
|Danukeru
|-
|The Art of Computer Programming
|Don Knuth
|aestetix
|-
|1984
|George Orwell
|aestetix
|-
|Hackers: Heroes of the Computer Revolution
|Steven Levy
|aestetix
|-
|Ender's Game
|Orson Scott Card
|aestetix
|-
|The Code Book
|Simon Singh
|aestetix
|-
|Cryptonomicon
|Neal Stephenson
|aestetix
|-
|Code
|Charles Petzold
|aestetix
|-
|The Annotated Turing
|Charles Petzold
|aestetix
|-
|A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man
|James Joyce
|aestetix
|-
|Ulysses
|James Joyce
|aestetix
|-
|The Magus
|John Fowles
|aestetix
|-
|The Collector
|John Fowles
|aestetix
|-
|The French Lieutenant's Woman
|John Fowles
|aestetix
|-
|Technopoly
|Neil Postman
|aestetix
|-
|The Illuminatus! Trilogy
|Robert Shea and Robert Anton Wilson
|aestetix
|-
|Shrodinger's Cat
|Robert Anton Wilson
|aestetix
|-
|The Fountainhead
|Ayn Rand
|aestetix
|-
|Atlas Shrugged
|Ayn Rand
|aestetix
|-
|The Hacker Crackdown
|Bruce Sterling
|aestetix
|-
|I, Robot
|Isaac Asimov
|aestetix
|-
|Snow Crash
|Neal Stephenson
|aestetix
|-
|The Gold Bug Variations
|Richard Powers
|aestetix
|-
|The Codebreakers
|David Kahn
|aestetix
|-
|Gravity's Rainbow
|Thomas Pynchon
|aestetix
|-
|Little Brother
|Cory Doctorow
|aestetix
|-
|The Martian
|Andy Weir
|Danukeru
|}

=== Books of Interest - Mitch ===
Curated by: Mitch

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
|-
|V
|Thomas Pynchon
|Mitch
|-
|Infinite Jest
|David Foster Wallace
|Mitch
|-
|White Noise
|Don DeLillo
|Mitch
|-
|In Search of Lost Time
|Marcel Proust
|Mitch
|-
|The Sound and the Fury
|William Faulkner
|Mitch
|-
|Cat's Cradle
|Kurt Vonnegut
|Mitch
|-
|Witchcraft and the Gay Counterculture
|Arthur Evans
|Mitch
|-
|Foucault's Pendulum
|Umberto Eco
|Mitch
|-
|Quantum Psychology
|Robert Anton Wilson
|Mitch
|-
|In the Absence of the Sacred
|Jerry Mander
|Mitch
|-
|Dancer From the Dance
|Andrew Holleran
|Mitch
|-
|An Arrow's Flight
|Mark Merlis
|Mitch
|-
|To the Lighthouse
|Virginia Woolf
|Mitch
|-
|The Satanic Verses
|Salman Rushdie
|Mitch
|-
|Passage to India
|E. M. Forster
|Mitch
|}

[[Category:Pages with a Noisebridge Tiny URL]]

Resources/Library

2016-06-30T08:49:09Z

98.234.239.204:

[[Image:NewLibrary.jpg|thumb|right|Our excellent library]]

= Mission Statement =

The mission of the library is to serve expert and hacker-y literature to people in Noisebridge right now.

= How do I add a new book to the library?=

# Find the book on [http://openlibrary.org Open Library]
## If the book is not there, create an account and add the book (2 minutes)
# Add the book's OLID number to our Catalog: http://library.noisebridge.net/new/
## Remember to put in the secret code and press submit!
## You will see a green bar when successful
# Put the book on the shelf under its category

= Library: What's the point? =

'''There's already a public library!'''

Since there's a public library, we're going to focus on books that fill the needs of people using the space right now.

'''Anyone can access what they want over the internet almost all the time!'''

If electronic books are already accessible, we can focus on the people who would still prefer to use a paper copy.

'''A more refined goal:'''

The Library can serve expert and hacker-y literature to people in Noisebridge right now.

''' How do we get there? Quantify, Expand, Prune! '''

*First: Understand what books we have.
*Second: Create a process to acquire hacker-y books and expert references.
*Third: Prune our shelves a bit. Bring the average usefulness up.

== Searchable Catalog / library-org==

An application exists to organize our books and submit new books by ISBN.

Go to application: http://library.noisebridge.net

== How many books do we have right now? ==

A book barcode scannning effort was performed in October-December 2015 using [https://github.com/robbintt/noisebridge_bookscanner noisebridge-bookscanner].

*75 barcodes were not identified. Those books are not yet ingested into library-org. If you find one please add it.

*1657 books have been ingested into library-org using [https://openlibrary.org/ Open Library]

Here is a list of the barcodes that aren't yet in library-org. Each one represents an unknown book... please solve me.

<nowiki>

[023472033055, 044903006998, 037145005997, 065373004994, 071001002751, 070999003955, 076783007505, 070999005997, 070999002958, 037145006994, 072742002253, 070999006994, 072742006992, 076814002950, 076714003958, 071831003959, 099455005951, 065373004994, 076783005952, 076714003507, 037145007991, 048228513476, 071001005998, 044903006950, 051488012955, 689253595350, 071136003951, 071149003955, 037145005997, 078073002252, 081262218570, 071001006995, 048228007951, 051857024954, 081262224052, 784376003680, 081262484203, 081262462904, 076714004993, 081262224496, 081262224038, 099751187405, 046363021214, 046363020170, 046363020187, 046363020200, 046363021016, 046363020194, 046363021108, 080742060227, 046363090760, 046363090753, 046363091163, 046363091125, 046363092139, 046363091262, 046363010607, 073999992922, 761941237640, 078814003999, 081262224519, 636920003625, 636920005407, 074470844600, 074470844600, 071009002753, 037038018950, 725274844609, 016067014959, 045863052469, 636920000204, 636920928430, 636920923121, 852766001568, 639785300564]

</nowiki>

One way to solve these is to google the UPC individually and find the book it corresponds to. At least one of the books in here is available this way. Try to find out which one!!

= What can I do? =

Lots of help is needed! There are many open initiatives below:

== Current Initiatives ==

* '''Initiative 1''': Filter books into white banker boxes to be stored out of sight (stacks)
* '''Initiative 2''': Collect sets of topic books from experts and source these books
* '''Initiative 3''': Add dewey decimal system to library
* '''Initiative 4''': Improve [https://github.com/robbintt/library-org library-org]
* '''Initiative 5''': Organize by Topic

''' Initiative 1: Filter books for the stacks '''
* We should take less relevant books off the shelves

# Put books that do not belong on the shelves into the white banker boxes by the bookshelf.
# Tell [[user:robbintt]] if a box fills up
# Leave the box by the bookshelves

''' Initiative 2: Source New Books '''
* Are you really good at something or reasonably well read? Make us a list of must-have books!
* Add themed lists here: [[Resources/Library/Dead_Tree#Suggested Books]]
* You can help acquire books by sourcing books on these lists!
* Don't subtract them from the lists though, we can make a system for checking them off

''' Initiative 3: Dewey Decimal! '''
* Label all 1449 books already in library-org with ISBNs on the spine
* Recommended to use colored labels by broad subject
* Label the shelves and sort the books into their locations
* This could be supported by the library-org app, using a checklist or something. Since you can see the spine it may not be necessary
* library-org needs a utility to allow you to manually edit an entry's dewey decimal (to add missing ones)

''' Initiative 4: Improve library-org '''
* library-org is a Flask app
* Current capabilities: receive new books, substring search, add location to each book, register new locations.

''' Initiative 5: Organize by topic '''

* The library books were last organized and labeled during the October 2015 Noisebridge Refresh.
* The library books are now only partially organized and need reorganized.

= Other Hackerspaces with Libraries =
* [http://www.hackerbotlabs.com/ Hackerbot Labs] Koha?
* [http://www.lvl1.org/2011/07/07/the-library/ LVL1]
* [https://ackspace.nl/wiki/Library ACKspace] List in a Wiki
* [http://bridgewire.org/resources-shops/ Bridgewire] Dead Tree setup
* [https://garoa.net.br/wiki/Biblioteca Garoa Hacker Clube] Koha

=Books We Want!=

People with experience and opinions about various topics can add recommendations below for books we should buy for the library.

=== Mathematics ===

Curated by: begriffs

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
!Title
!Author
!ISBN

|-
| Calculus
| Spivak
| 978-0914098911

|-
| Calculus Vol 1
| Apostol
| 978-0471000051

|-
| Calculus Vol 2
| Apostol
| 978-0471000075

|-
| Principles of Mathematical Analysis
| Rudin
| 978-0070856134

|-
| Real and Complex Analysis
| Rudin
| 978-0070542341

|-
| Calculus on Manifolds
| Spivak
| 978-0805390216

|-
| Counterexamples in Analysis
| Gelbaum
| 978-0486428758

|-
|  
|-
| Linear Algebra Done Right
| Axler
| 978-3319110790

|-
| Linear Algebra Problem Book
| Halmos
| 978-0883853221

|-
|  
|-
| Algebra
| Lang
| 978-0387953854

|-
| Algebra
| Isaacs
| 978-0821847992

|-
|  
|-
| Topology
| Munkres
| B004DX5K5K

|-
| General Topology
| Kelley
| 978-0923891558

|-
| Counterexamples in Topology
| Steen
| 978-0486687353

|-
|  
|-
| Beginning Logic
| Lemon
| 978-0915144501

|-
| A Mathematical Introduction to Logic
| Enderton
| 978-0122384523

|-
| Mathematical Logic
| Ebbinghaus
| 978-0387942582

|-
| Model Theory
| Marker
| 978-0387987606

|-
| Set Theory
| Jech
| 978-3540440857

|-
|  
|-
| Elementary Geometry from an Advanced Standpoint
| Moise
| 978-0201508673

|-
| Introduction to Geometry
| Coxeter
| 978-0471504580

|-
| Geometry: Euclid and Beyond
| Hartshorne
| 978-0387986500

|-
|  
|-
| Surreal Numbers: How Two Ex-Students Turned on to Pure Mathematics and Found Total Happiness
| Knuth
| 978-0201038125
|}

=== "Data Science" ===
(observe the quotes...)

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
!Title
!Author
!Suggested By

|-
| The Black Swan: The Impact of the Highly Improbable
| Nassim Nicholas Taleb
| Danukeru

|-
| Statistics Done Wrong: The Woefully Complete Guide
| Alex Reinhart
| Danukeru

|}

=== Electronics ===

Curated by: Dakota

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
!Title
!Author
!ISBN

|-
| Getting Started in Electronics
| Mims III, Forrest M.
| 978-0945053286

|-
| The Art of Electronics
| Horowitz, Paul
| 978-0521809269

|}

=== Books of Interest - Aestetix ===
Curated by: aestetix

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
|-
!Title
!Author
!Suggested By
|-
|Godel Escher Bach: an Eternal Golden Braid
|Douglas R Hofstader
|aestetix
|-
|I Am a Strange Loop
|Douglas R Hofstader
|Danukeru
|-
|The Mind's I
|Daniel Dennett, Douglas R Hofstadter
|Danukeru
|-
|The Society of Mind
|Marvin Minsky
|Danukeru
|-
|The Emotion Machine
|Marvin Minsky
|Danukeru
|-
|The Art of Computer Programming
|Don Knuth
|aestetix
|-
|1984
|George Orwell
|aestetix
|-
|Hackers: Heroes of the Computer Revolution
|Steven Levy
|aestetix
|-
|Ender's Game
|Orson Scott Card
|aestetix
|-
|The Code Book
|Simon Singh
|aestetix
|-
|Cryptonomicon
|Neal Stephenson
|aestetix
|-
|Code
|Charles Petzold
|aestetix
|-
|The Annotated Turing
|Charles Petzold
|aestetix
|-
|A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man
|James Joyce
|aestetix
|-
|Ulysses
|James Joyce
|aestetix
|-
|The Magus
|John Fowles
|aestetix
|-
|The Collector
|John Fowles
|aestetix
|-
|The French Lieutenant's Woman
|John Fowles
|aestetix
|-
|Technopoly
|Neil Postman
|aestetix
|-
|The Illuminatus! Trilogy
|Robert Shea and Robert Anton Wilson
|aestetix
|-
|Shrodinger's Cat
|Robert Anton Wilson
|aestetix
|-
|The Fountainhead
|Ayn Rand
|aestetix
|-
|Atlas Shrugged
|Ayn Rand
|aestetix
|-
|The Hacker Crackdown
|Bruce Sterling
|aestetix
|-
|I, Robot
|Isaac Asimov
|aestetix
|-
|Snow Crash
|Neal Stephenson
|aestetix
|-
|The Gold Bug Variations
|Richard Powers
|aestetix
|-
|The Codebreakers
|David Kahn
|aestetix
|-
|Gravity's Rainbow
|Thomas Pynchon
|aestetix
|-
|Little Brother
|Cory Doctorow
|aestetix
|-
|The Martian
|Andy Weir
|Danukeru
|}

=== Books of Interest - Mitch ===
Curated by: Mitch

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
|-
|V
|Thomas Pynchon
|Mitch
|-
|Infinite Jest
|David Foster Wallace
|Mitch
|-
|White Noise
|Don DeLillo
|Mitch
|-
|In Search of Lost Time
|Marcel Proust
|Mitch
|-
|The Sound and the Fury
|William Faulkner
|Mitch
|-
|Cat's Cradle
|Kurt Vonnegut
|Mitch
|-
|Witchcraft and the Gay Counterculture
|Arthur Evans
|Mitch
|-
|Foucault's Pendulum
|Umberto Eco
|Mitch
|-
|Quantum Psychology
|Robert Anton Wilson
|Mitch
|-
|In the Absence of the Sacred
|Jerry Mander
|Mitch
|-
|Dancer From the Dance
|Andrew Holleran
|Mitch
|-
|An Arrow's Flight
|Mark Merlis
|Mitch
|-
|To the Lighthouse
|Virginia Woolf
|Mitch
|-
|The Satanic Verses
|Salman Rushdie
|Mitch
|-
|Passage to India
|E. M. Forster
|Mitch
|}

[[Category:Pages with a Noisebridge Tiny URL]]

Resources/Library

2016-06-30T08:48:37Z

98.234.239.204: /* How many books do we have right now? */

[[Image:NewLibrary.jpg|thumb|right|Our excellent library]]

= Mission Statement =

The mission of the library is to serve expert and hacker-y literature to people in Noisebridge right now.

= How do I add a new book to the library?=

# Find the book on [http://openlibrary.org Open Library]
## If the book is not there, create an account and add the book (2 minutes)
# Add the book's OLID number to our Catalog: http://library.noisebridge.net/new/
## Remember to put in the secret code and press submit!
## You will see a green bar when successful
# Put the book on the shelf under its category

= Library: What's the point? =

'''There's already a public library!'''

Since there's a public library, we're going to focus on books that fill the needs of people using the space right now.

'''Anyone can access what they want over the internet almost all the time!'''

If electronic books are already accessible, we can focus on the people who would still prefer to use a paper copy.

'''A more refined goal:'''

The Library can serve expert and hacker-y literature to people in Noisebridge right now.

''' How do we get there? Quantify, Expand, Prune! '''

*First: Understand what books we have.
*Second: Create a process to acquire hacker-y books and expert references.
*Third: Prune our shelves a bit. Bring the average usefulness up.

== Searchable Catalog / library-org==

An application exists to organize our books and submit new books by ISBN.

Go to application: http://library.noisebridge.net

== How many books do we have right now? ==

A book barcode scannning effort was performed in October-December 2015 using [https://github.com/robbintt/noisebridge_bookscanner noisebridge-bookscanner].

*75 barcodes were not identified. Those books are not yet ingested into library-org. If you find one please add it.

*1657 books have been ingested into library-org using [https://openlibrary.org/ Open Library]

Here is a list of the barcodes that aren't yet in library-org. Each one represents an unknown book... please solve me.

<nowiki>

[023472033055, 044903006998, 037145005997, 065373004994, 071001002751, 070999003955, 076783007505, 070999005997, 070999002958, 037145006994, 072742002253, 070999006994, 072742006992, 076814002950, 076714003958, 071831003959, 099455005951, 065373004994, 076783005952, 076714003507, 037145007991, 048228513476, 071001005998, 044903006950, 051488012955, 689253595350, 071136003951, 071149003955, 037145005997, 078073002252, 081262218570, 071001006995, 048228007951, 051857024954, 081262224052, 784376003680, 081262484203, 081262462904, 076714004993, 081262224496, 081262224038, 099751187405, 046363021214, 046363020170, 046363020187, 046363020200, 046363021016, 046363020194, 046363021108, 080742060227, 046363090760, 046363090753, 046363091163, 046363091125, 046363092139, 046363091262, 046363010607, 073999992922, 761941237640, 078814003999, 081262224519, 636920003625, 636920005407, 074470844600, 074470844600, 071009002753, 037038018950, 725274844609, 016067014959, 045863052469, 636920000204, 636920928430, 636920923121, 852766001568, 639785300564]

</nowiki>

One way to solve these is to google the UPC individually and find the book it corresponds to. At least one of the books in here is available this way. Try to find out which one!!

= What can I do? =

== Current Initiatives ==

* '''Initiative 1''': Filter books into white banker boxes to be stored out of sight (stacks)
* '''Initiative 2''': Collect sets of topic books from experts and source these books
* '''Initiative 3''': Add dewey decimal system to library
* '''Initiative 4''': Improve [https://github.com/robbintt/library-org library-org]
* '''Initiative 5''': Organize by Topic

''' Initiative 1: Filter books for the stacks '''
* We should take less relevant books off the shelves

# Put books that do not belong on the shelves into the white banker boxes by the bookshelf.
# Tell [[user:robbintt]] if a box fills up
# Leave the box by the bookshelves

''' Initiative 2: Source New Books '''
* Are you really good at something or reasonably well read? Make us a list of must-have books!
* Add themed lists here: [[Resources/Library/Dead_Tree#Suggested Books]]
* You can help acquire books by sourcing books on these lists!
* Don't subtract them from the lists though, we can make a system for checking them off

''' Initiative 3: Dewey Decimal! '''
* Label all 1449 books already in library-org with ISBNs on the spine
* Recommended to use colored labels by broad subject
* Label the shelves and sort the books into their locations
* This could be supported by the library-org app, using a checklist or something. Since you can see the spine it may not be necessary
* library-org needs a utility to allow you to manually edit an entry's dewey decimal (to add missing ones)

''' Initiative 4: Improve library-org '''
* library-org is a Flask app
* Current capabilities: receive new books, substring search, add location to each book, register new locations.

''' Initiative 5: Organize by topic '''

* The library books were last organized and labeled during the October 2015 Noisebridge Refresh.
* The library books are now only partially organized and need reorganized.

= Other Hackerspaces with Libraries =
* [http://www.hackerbotlabs.com/ Hackerbot Labs] Koha?
* [http://www.lvl1.org/2011/07/07/the-library/ LVL1]
* [https://ackspace.nl/wiki/Library ACKspace] List in a Wiki
* [http://bridgewire.org/resources-shops/ Bridgewire] Dead Tree setup
* [https://garoa.net.br/wiki/Biblioteca Garoa Hacker Clube] Koha

=Books We Want!=

People with experience and opinions about various topics can add recommendations below for books we should buy for the library.

=== Mathematics ===

Curated by: begriffs

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
!Title
!Author
!ISBN

|-
| Calculus
| Spivak
| 978-0914098911

|-
| Calculus Vol 1
| Apostol
| 978-0471000051

|-
| Calculus Vol 2
| Apostol
| 978-0471000075

|-
| Principles of Mathematical Analysis
| Rudin
| 978-0070856134

|-
| Real and Complex Analysis
| Rudin
| 978-0070542341

|-
| Calculus on Manifolds
| Spivak
| 978-0805390216

|-
| Counterexamples in Analysis
| Gelbaum
| 978-0486428758

|-
|  
|-
| Linear Algebra Done Right
| Axler
| 978-3319110790

|-
| Linear Algebra Problem Book
| Halmos
| 978-0883853221

|-
|  
|-
| Algebra
| Lang
| 978-0387953854

|-
| Algebra
| Isaacs
| 978-0821847992

|-
|  
|-
| Topology
| Munkres
| B004DX5K5K

|-
| General Topology
| Kelley
| 978-0923891558

|-
| Counterexamples in Topology
| Steen
| 978-0486687353

|-
|  
|-
| Beginning Logic
| Lemon
| 978-0915144501

|-
| A Mathematical Introduction to Logic
| Enderton
| 978-0122384523

|-
| Mathematical Logic
| Ebbinghaus
| 978-0387942582

|-
| Model Theory
| Marker
| 978-0387987606

|-
| Set Theory
| Jech
| 978-3540440857

|-
|  
|-
| Elementary Geometry from an Advanced Standpoint
| Moise
| 978-0201508673

|-
| Introduction to Geometry
| Coxeter
| 978-0471504580

|-
| Geometry: Euclid and Beyond
| Hartshorne
| 978-0387986500

|-
|  
|-
| Surreal Numbers: How Two Ex-Students Turned on to Pure Mathematics and Found Total Happiness
| Knuth
| 978-0201038125
|}

=== "Data Science" ===
(observe the quotes...)

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
!Title
!Author
!Suggested By

|-
| The Black Swan: The Impact of the Highly Improbable
| Nassim Nicholas Taleb
| Danukeru

|-
| Statistics Done Wrong: The Woefully Complete Guide
| Alex Reinhart
| Danukeru

|}

=== Electronics ===

Curated by: Dakota

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
!Title
!Author
!ISBN

|-
| Getting Started in Electronics
| Mims III, Forrest M.
| 978-0945053286

|-
| The Art of Electronics
| Horowitz, Paul
| 978-0521809269

|}

=== Books of Interest - Aestetix ===
Curated by: aestetix

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
|-
!Title
!Author
!Suggested By
|-
|Godel Escher Bach: an Eternal Golden Braid
|Douglas R Hofstader
|aestetix
|-
|I Am a Strange Loop
|Douglas R Hofstader
|Danukeru
|-
|The Mind's I
|Daniel Dennett, Douglas R Hofstadter
|Danukeru
|-
|The Society of Mind
|Marvin Minsky
|Danukeru
|-
|The Emotion Machine
|Marvin Minsky
|Danukeru
|-
|The Art of Computer Programming
|Don Knuth
|aestetix
|-
|1984
|George Orwell
|aestetix
|-
|Hackers: Heroes of the Computer Revolution
|Steven Levy
|aestetix
|-
|Ender's Game
|Orson Scott Card
|aestetix
|-
|The Code Book
|Simon Singh
|aestetix
|-
|Cryptonomicon
|Neal Stephenson
|aestetix
|-
|Code
|Charles Petzold
|aestetix
|-
|The Annotated Turing
|Charles Petzold
|aestetix
|-
|A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man
|James Joyce
|aestetix
|-
|Ulysses
|James Joyce
|aestetix
|-
|The Magus
|John Fowles
|aestetix
|-
|The Collector
|John Fowles
|aestetix
|-
|The French Lieutenant's Woman
|John Fowles
|aestetix
|-
|Technopoly
|Neil Postman
|aestetix
|-
|The Illuminatus! Trilogy
|Robert Shea and Robert Anton Wilson
|aestetix
|-
|Shrodinger's Cat
|Robert Anton Wilson
|aestetix
|-
|The Fountainhead
|Ayn Rand
|aestetix
|-
|Atlas Shrugged
|Ayn Rand
|aestetix
|-
|The Hacker Crackdown
|Bruce Sterling
|aestetix
|-
|I, Robot
|Isaac Asimov
|aestetix
|-
|Snow Crash
|Neal Stephenson
|aestetix
|-
|The Gold Bug Variations
|Richard Powers
|aestetix
|-
|The Codebreakers
|David Kahn
|aestetix
|-
|Gravity's Rainbow
|Thomas Pynchon
|aestetix
|-
|Little Brother
|Cory Doctorow
|aestetix
|-
|The Martian
|Andy Weir
|Danukeru
|}

=== Books of Interest - Mitch ===
Curated by: Mitch

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
|-
|V
|Thomas Pynchon
|Mitch
|-
|Infinite Jest
|David Foster Wallace
|Mitch
|-
|White Noise
|Don DeLillo
|Mitch
|-
|In Search of Lost Time
|Marcel Proust
|Mitch
|-
|The Sound and the Fury
|William Faulkner
|Mitch
|-
|Cat's Cradle
|Kurt Vonnegut
|Mitch
|-
|Witchcraft and the Gay Counterculture
|Arthur Evans
|Mitch
|-
|Foucault's Pendulum
|Umberto Eco
|Mitch
|-
|Quantum Psychology
|Robert Anton Wilson
|Mitch
|-
|In the Absence of the Sacred
|Jerry Mander
|Mitch
|-
|Dancer From the Dance
|Andrew Holleran
|Mitch
|-
|An Arrow's Flight
|Mark Merlis
|Mitch
|-
|To the Lighthouse
|Virginia Woolf
|Mitch
|-
|The Satanic Verses
|Salman Rushdie
|Mitch
|-
|Passage to India
|E. M. Forster
|Mitch
|}

[[Category:Pages with a Noisebridge Tiny URL]]

Resources/Library

2016-06-30T08:48:25Z

98.234.239.204: /* How many books do we have right now? */

[[Image:NewLibrary.jpg|thumb|right|Our excellent library]]

= Mission Statement =

The mission of the library is to serve expert and hacker-y literature to people in Noisebridge right now.

= How do I add a new book to the library?=

# Find the book on [http://openlibrary.org Open Library]
## If the book is not there, create an account and add the book (2 minutes)
# Add the book's OLID number to our Catalog: http://library.noisebridge.net/new/
## Remember to put in the secret code and press submit!
## You will see a green bar when successful
# Put the book on the shelf under its category

= Library: What's the point? =

'''There's already a public library!'''

Since there's a public library, we're going to focus on books that fill the needs of people using the space right now.

'''Anyone can access what they want over the internet almost all the time!'''

If electronic books are already accessible, we can focus on the people who would still prefer to use a paper copy.

'''A more refined goal:'''

The Library can serve expert and hacker-y literature to people in Noisebridge right now.

''' How do we get there? Quantify, Expand, Prune! '''

*First: Understand what books we have.
*Second: Create a process to acquire hacker-y books and expert references.
*Third: Prune our shelves a bit. Bring the average usefulness up.

== Searchable Catalog / library-org==

An application exists to organize our books and submit new books by ISBN.

Go to application: http://library.noisebridge.net

== How many books do we have right now? ==

A book barcode scannning effort was performed in October-December 2015 using [https://github.com/robbintt/noisebridge_bookscanner noisebridge-bookscanner].

*75 barcodes were not identified. Those books are not yet ingested into library-org. If you find one please add it.

*1657 books have been ingested into library-org using [https://openlibrary.org/ Open Library]

Here is a list of the barcodes that aren't yet in library-org. Each one represents an unknown book... please solve me.

<nowiki>

[023472033055, 044903006998, 037145005997, 065373004994, 071001002751, 070999003955, 076783007505, 070999005997, 070999002958, 037145006994, 072742002253, 070999006994, 072742006992, 076814002950, 076714003958, 071831003959, 099455005951, 065373004994, 076783005952, 076714003507, 037145007991, 048228513476, 071001005998, 044903006950, 051488012955, 689253595350, 071136003951, 071149003955, 037145005997, 078073002252, 081262218570, 071001006995, 048228007951, 051857024954, 081262224052, 784376003680, 081262484203, 081262462904, 076714004993, 081262224496, 081262224038, 099751187405, 046363021214, 046363020170, 046363020187, 046363020200, 046363021016, 046363020194, 046363021108, 080742060227, 046363090760, 046363090753, 046363091163, 046363091125, 046363092139, 046363091262, 046363010607, 073999992922, 761941237640, 078814003999, 081262224519, 636920003625, 636920005407, 074470844600, 074470844600, 071009002753, 037038018950, 725274844609, 016067014959, 045863052469, 636920000204, 636920928430, 636920923121, 852766001568, 639785300564]

One way to solve these is to google the UPC individually and find the book it corresponds to. At least one of the books in here is available this way. Try to find out which one!!

</nowiki>

= What can I do? =

== Current Initiatives ==

* '''Initiative 1''': Filter books into white banker boxes to be stored out of sight (stacks)
* '''Initiative 2''': Collect sets of topic books from experts and source these books
* '''Initiative 3''': Add dewey decimal system to library
* '''Initiative 4''': Improve [https://github.com/robbintt/library-org library-org]
* '''Initiative 5''': Organize by Topic

''' Initiative 1: Filter books for the stacks '''
* We should take less relevant books off the shelves

# Put books that do not belong on the shelves into the white banker boxes by the bookshelf.
# Tell [[user:robbintt]] if a box fills up
# Leave the box by the bookshelves

''' Initiative 2: Source New Books '''
* Are you really good at something or reasonably well read? Make us a list of must-have books!
* Add themed lists here: [[Resources/Library/Dead_Tree#Suggested Books]]
* You can help acquire books by sourcing books on these lists!
* Don't subtract them from the lists though, we can make a system for checking them off

''' Initiative 3: Dewey Decimal! '''
* Label all 1449 books already in library-org with ISBNs on the spine
* Recommended to use colored labels by broad subject
* Label the shelves and sort the books into their locations
* This could be supported by the library-org app, using a checklist or something. Since you can see the spine it may not be necessary
* library-org needs a utility to allow you to manually edit an entry's dewey decimal (to add missing ones)

''' Initiative 4: Improve library-org '''
* library-org is a Flask app
* Current capabilities: receive new books, substring search, add location to each book, register new locations.

''' Initiative 5: Organize by topic '''

* The library books were last organized and labeled during the October 2015 Noisebridge Refresh.
* The library books are now only partially organized and need reorganized.

= Other Hackerspaces with Libraries =
* [http://www.hackerbotlabs.com/ Hackerbot Labs] Koha?
* [http://www.lvl1.org/2011/07/07/the-library/ LVL1]
* [https://ackspace.nl/wiki/Library ACKspace] List in a Wiki
* [http://bridgewire.org/resources-shops/ Bridgewire] Dead Tree setup
* [https://garoa.net.br/wiki/Biblioteca Garoa Hacker Clube] Koha

=Books We Want!=

People with experience and opinions about various topics can add recommendations below for books we should buy for the library.

=== Mathematics ===

Curated by: begriffs

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
!Title
!Author
!ISBN

|-
| Calculus
| Spivak
| 978-0914098911

|-
| Calculus Vol 1
| Apostol
| 978-0471000051

|-
| Calculus Vol 2
| Apostol
| 978-0471000075

|-
| Principles of Mathematical Analysis
| Rudin
| 978-0070856134

|-
| Real and Complex Analysis
| Rudin
| 978-0070542341

|-
| Calculus on Manifolds
| Spivak
| 978-0805390216

|-
| Counterexamples in Analysis
| Gelbaum
| 978-0486428758

|-
|  
|-
| Linear Algebra Done Right
| Axler
| 978-3319110790

|-
| Linear Algebra Problem Book
| Halmos
| 978-0883853221

|-
|  
|-
| Algebra
| Lang
| 978-0387953854

|-
| Algebra
| Isaacs
| 978-0821847992

|-
|  
|-
| Topology
| Munkres
| B004DX5K5K

|-
| General Topology
| Kelley
| 978-0923891558

|-
| Counterexamples in Topology
| Steen
| 978-0486687353

|-
|  
|-
| Beginning Logic
| Lemon
| 978-0915144501

|-
| A Mathematical Introduction to Logic
| Enderton
| 978-0122384523

|-
| Mathematical Logic
| Ebbinghaus
| 978-0387942582

|-
| Model Theory
| Marker
| 978-0387987606

|-
| Set Theory
| Jech
| 978-3540440857

|-
|  
|-
| Elementary Geometry from an Advanced Standpoint
| Moise
| 978-0201508673

|-
| Introduction to Geometry
| Coxeter
| 978-0471504580

|-
| Geometry: Euclid and Beyond
| Hartshorne
| 978-0387986500

|-
|  
|-
| Surreal Numbers: How Two Ex-Students Turned on to Pure Mathematics and Found Total Happiness
| Knuth
| 978-0201038125
|}

=== "Data Science" ===
(observe the quotes...)

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
!Title
!Author
!Suggested By

|-
| The Black Swan: The Impact of the Highly Improbable
| Nassim Nicholas Taleb
| Danukeru

|-
| Statistics Done Wrong: The Woefully Complete Guide
| Alex Reinhart
| Danukeru

|}

=== Electronics ===

Curated by: Dakota

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
!Title
!Author
!ISBN

|-
| Getting Started in Electronics
| Mims III, Forrest M.
| 978-0945053286

|-
| The Art of Electronics
| Horowitz, Paul
| 978-0521809269

|}

=== Books of Interest - Aestetix ===
Curated by: aestetix

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
|-
!Title
!Author
!Suggested By
|-
|Godel Escher Bach: an Eternal Golden Braid
|Douglas R Hofstader
|aestetix
|-
|I Am a Strange Loop
|Douglas R Hofstader
|Danukeru
|-
|The Mind's I
|Daniel Dennett, Douglas R Hofstadter
|Danukeru
|-
|The Society of Mind
|Marvin Minsky
|Danukeru
|-
|The Emotion Machine
|Marvin Minsky
|Danukeru
|-
|The Art of Computer Programming
|Don Knuth
|aestetix
|-
|1984
|George Orwell
|aestetix
|-
|Hackers: Heroes of the Computer Revolution
|Steven Levy
|aestetix
|-
|Ender's Game
|Orson Scott Card
|aestetix
|-
|The Code Book
|Simon Singh
|aestetix
|-
|Cryptonomicon
|Neal Stephenson
|aestetix
|-
|Code
|Charles Petzold
|aestetix
|-
|The Annotated Turing
|Charles Petzold
|aestetix
|-
|A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man
|James Joyce
|aestetix
|-
|Ulysses
|James Joyce
|aestetix
|-
|The Magus
|John Fowles
|aestetix
|-
|The Collector
|John Fowles
|aestetix
|-
|The French Lieutenant's Woman
|John Fowles
|aestetix
|-
|Technopoly
|Neil Postman
|aestetix
|-
|The Illuminatus! Trilogy
|Robert Shea and Robert Anton Wilson
|aestetix
|-
|Shrodinger's Cat
|Robert Anton Wilson
|aestetix
|-
|The Fountainhead
|Ayn Rand
|aestetix
|-
|Atlas Shrugged
|Ayn Rand
|aestetix
|-
|The Hacker Crackdown
|Bruce Sterling
|aestetix
|-
|I, Robot
|Isaac Asimov
|aestetix
|-
|Snow Crash
|Neal Stephenson
|aestetix
|-
|The Gold Bug Variations
|Richard Powers
|aestetix
|-
|The Codebreakers
|David Kahn
|aestetix
|-
|Gravity's Rainbow
|Thomas Pynchon
|aestetix
|-
|Little Brother
|Cory Doctorow
|aestetix
|-
|The Martian
|Andy Weir
|Danukeru
|}

=== Books of Interest - Mitch ===
Curated by: Mitch

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
|-
|V
|Thomas Pynchon
|Mitch
|-
|Infinite Jest
|David Foster Wallace
|Mitch
|-
|White Noise
|Don DeLillo
|Mitch
|-
|In Search of Lost Time
|Marcel Proust
|Mitch
|-
|The Sound and the Fury
|William Faulkner
|Mitch
|-
|Cat's Cradle
|Kurt Vonnegut
|Mitch
|-
|Witchcraft and the Gay Counterculture
|Arthur Evans
|Mitch
|-
|Foucault's Pendulum
|Umberto Eco
|Mitch
|-
|Quantum Psychology
|Robert Anton Wilson
|Mitch
|-
|In the Absence of the Sacred
|Jerry Mander
|Mitch
|-
|Dancer From the Dance
|Andrew Holleran
|Mitch
|-
|An Arrow's Flight
|Mark Merlis
|Mitch
|-
|To the Lighthouse
|Virginia Woolf
|Mitch
|-
|The Satanic Verses
|Salman Rushdie
|Mitch
|-
|Passage to India
|E. M. Forster
|Mitch
|}

[[Category:Pages with a Noisebridge Tiny URL]]

Resources/Library

2016-06-30T08:46:52Z

98.234.239.204:

[[Image:NewLibrary.jpg|thumb|right|Our excellent library]]

= Mission Statement =

The mission of the library is to serve expert and hacker-y literature to people in Noisebridge right now.

= How do I add a new book to the library?=

# Find the book on [http://openlibrary.org Open Library]
## If the book is not there, create an account and add the book (2 minutes)
# Add the book's OLID number to our Catalog: http://library.noisebridge.net/new/
## Remember to put in the secret code and press submit!
## You will see a green bar when successful
# Put the book on the shelf under its category

= Library: What's the point? =

'''There's already a public library!'''

Since there's a public library, we're going to focus on books that fill the needs of people using the space right now.

'''Anyone can access what they want over the internet almost all the time!'''

If electronic books are already accessible, we can focus on the people who would still prefer to use a paper copy.

'''A more refined goal:'''

The Library can serve expert and hacker-y literature to people in Noisebridge right now.

''' How do we get there? Quantify, Expand, Prune! '''

*First: Understand what books we have.
*Second: Create a process to acquire hacker-y books and expert references.
*Third: Prune our shelves a bit. Bring the average usefulness up.

== Searchable Catalog / library-org==

An application exists to organize our books and submit new books by ISBN.

Go to application: http://library.noisebridge.net

== How many books do we have right now? ==

A book barcode scannning effort was performed in October-December 2015 using [https://github.com/robbintt/noisebridge_bookscanner noisebridge-bookscanner].

*75 barcodes were not identified. Those books are not yet ingested into library-org. If you find one please add it.

*1657 books have been ingested into library-org using [https://openlibrary.org/ Open Library]

Here is a list of the barcodes that aren't yet in library-org. Each one represents an unknown book... please solve me.

<nowiki>

[023472033055, 044903006998, 037145005997, 065373004994, 071001002751, 070999003955, 076783007505, 070999005997, 070999002958, 037145006994, 072742002253, 070999006994, 072742006992, 076814002950, 076714003958, 071831003959, 099455005951, 065373004994, 076783005952, 076714003507, 037145007991, 048228513476, 071001005998, 044903006950, 051488012955, 689253595350, 071136003951, 071149003955, 037145005997, 078073002252, 081262218570, 071001006995, 048228007951, 051857024954, 081262224052, 784376003680, 081262484203, 081262462904, 076714004993, 081262224496, 081262224038, 099751187405, 046363021214, 046363020170, 046363020187, 046363020200, 046363021016, 046363020194, 046363021108, 080742060227, 046363090760, 046363090753, 046363091163, 046363091125, 046363092139, 046363091262, 046363010607, 073999992922, 761941237640, 078814003999, 081262224519, 636920003625, 636920005407, 074470844600, 074470844600, 071009002753, 037038018950, 725274844609, 016067014959, 045863052469, 636920000204, 636920928430, 636920923121, 852766001568, 639785300564]

</nowiki>

= What can I do? =

== Current Initiatives ==

* '''Initiative 1''': Filter books into white banker boxes to be stored out of sight (stacks)
* '''Initiative 2''': Collect sets of topic books from experts and source these books
* '''Initiative 3''': Add dewey decimal system to library
* '''Initiative 4''': Improve [https://github.com/robbintt/library-org library-org]
* '''Initiative 5''': Organize by Topic

''' Initiative 1: Filter books for the stacks '''
* We should take less relevant books off the shelves

# Put books that do not belong on the shelves into the white banker boxes by the bookshelf.
# Tell [[user:robbintt]] if a box fills up
# Leave the box by the bookshelves

''' Initiative 2: Source New Books '''
* Are you really good at something or reasonably well read? Make us a list of must-have books!
* Add themed lists here: [[Resources/Library/Dead_Tree#Suggested Books]]
* You can help acquire books by sourcing books on these lists!
* Don't subtract them from the lists though, we can make a system for checking them off

''' Initiative 3: Dewey Decimal! '''
* Label all 1449 books already in library-org with ISBNs on the spine
* Recommended to use colored labels by broad subject
* Label the shelves and sort the books into their locations
* This could be supported by the library-org app, using a checklist or something. Since you can see the spine it may not be necessary
* library-org needs a utility to allow you to manually edit an entry's dewey decimal (to add missing ones)

''' Initiative 4: Improve library-org '''
* library-org is a Flask app
* Current capabilities: receive new books, substring search, add location to each book, register new locations.

''' Initiative 5: Organize by topic '''

* The library books were last organized and labeled during the October 2015 Noisebridge Refresh.
* The library books are now only partially organized and need reorganized.

= Other Hackerspaces with Libraries =
* [http://www.hackerbotlabs.com/ Hackerbot Labs] Koha?
* [http://www.lvl1.org/2011/07/07/the-library/ LVL1]
* [https://ackspace.nl/wiki/Library ACKspace] List in a Wiki
* [http://bridgewire.org/resources-shops/ Bridgewire] Dead Tree setup
* [https://garoa.net.br/wiki/Biblioteca Garoa Hacker Clube] Koha

=Books We Want!=

People with experience and opinions about various topics can add recommendations below for books we should buy for the library.

=== Mathematics ===

Curated by: begriffs

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
!Title
!Author
!ISBN

|-
| Calculus
| Spivak
| 978-0914098911

|-
| Calculus Vol 1
| Apostol
| 978-0471000051

|-
| Calculus Vol 2
| Apostol
| 978-0471000075

|-
| Principles of Mathematical Analysis
| Rudin
| 978-0070856134

|-
| Real and Complex Analysis
| Rudin
| 978-0070542341

|-
| Calculus on Manifolds
| Spivak
| 978-0805390216

|-
| Counterexamples in Analysis
| Gelbaum
| 978-0486428758

|-
|  
|-
| Linear Algebra Done Right
| Axler
| 978-3319110790

|-
| Linear Algebra Problem Book
| Halmos
| 978-0883853221

|-
|  
|-
| Algebra
| Lang
| 978-0387953854

|-
| Algebra
| Isaacs
| 978-0821847992

|-
|  
|-
| Topology
| Munkres
| B004DX5K5K

|-
| General Topology
| Kelley
| 978-0923891558

|-
| Counterexamples in Topology
| Steen
| 978-0486687353

|-
|  
|-
| Beginning Logic
| Lemon
| 978-0915144501

|-
| A Mathematical Introduction to Logic
| Enderton
| 978-0122384523

|-
| Mathematical Logic
| Ebbinghaus
| 978-0387942582

|-
| Model Theory
| Marker
| 978-0387987606

|-
| Set Theory
| Jech
| 978-3540440857

|-
|  
|-
| Elementary Geometry from an Advanced Standpoint
| Moise
| 978-0201508673

|-
| Introduction to Geometry
| Coxeter
| 978-0471504580

|-
| Geometry: Euclid and Beyond
| Hartshorne
| 978-0387986500

|-
|  
|-
| Surreal Numbers: How Two Ex-Students Turned on to Pure Mathematics and Found Total Happiness
| Knuth
| 978-0201038125
|}

=== "Data Science" ===
(observe the quotes...)

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
!Title
!Author
!Suggested By

|-
| The Black Swan: The Impact of the Highly Improbable
| Nassim Nicholas Taleb
| Danukeru

|-
| Statistics Done Wrong: The Woefully Complete Guide
| Alex Reinhart
| Danukeru

|}

=== Electronics ===

Curated by: Dakota

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
!Title
!Author
!ISBN

|-
| Getting Started in Electronics
| Mims III, Forrest M.
| 978-0945053286

|-
| The Art of Electronics
| Horowitz, Paul
| 978-0521809269

|}

=== Books of Interest - Aestetix ===
Curated by: aestetix

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
|-
!Title
!Author
!Suggested By
|-
|Godel Escher Bach: an Eternal Golden Braid
|Douglas R Hofstader
|aestetix
|-
|I Am a Strange Loop
|Douglas R Hofstader
|Danukeru
|-
|The Mind's I
|Daniel Dennett, Douglas R Hofstadter
|Danukeru
|-
|The Society of Mind
|Marvin Minsky
|Danukeru
|-
|The Emotion Machine
|Marvin Minsky
|Danukeru
|-
|The Art of Computer Programming
|Don Knuth
|aestetix
|-
|1984
|George Orwell
|aestetix
|-
|Hackers: Heroes of the Computer Revolution
|Steven Levy
|aestetix
|-
|Ender's Game
|Orson Scott Card
|aestetix
|-
|The Code Book
|Simon Singh
|aestetix
|-
|Cryptonomicon
|Neal Stephenson
|aestetix
|-
|Code
|Charles Petzold
|aestetix
|-
|The Annotated Turing
|Charles Petzold
|aestetix
|-
|A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man
|James Joyce
|aestetix
|-
|Ulysses
|James Joyce
|aestetix
|-
|The Magus
|John Fowles
|aestetix
|-
|The Collector
|John Fowles
|aestetix
|-
|The French Lieutenant's Woman
|John Fowles
|aestetix
|-
|Technopoly
|Neil Postman
|aestetix
|-
|The Illuminatus! Trilogy
|Robert Shea and Robert Anton Wilson
|aestetix
|-
|Shrodinger's Cat
|Robert Anton Wilson
|aestetix
|-
|The Fountainhead
|Ayn Rand
|aestetix
|-
|Atlas Shrugged
|Ayn Rand
|aestetix
|-
|The Hacker Crackdown
|Bruce Sterling
|aestetix
|-
|I, Robot
|Isaac Asimov
|aestetix
|-
|Snow Crash
|Neal Stephenson
|aestetix
|-
|The Gold Bug Variations
|Richard Powers
|aestetix
|-
|The Codebreakers
|David Kahn
|aestetix
|-
|Gravity's Rainbow
|Thomas Pynchon
|aestetix
|-
|Little Brother
|Cory Doctorow
|aestetix
|-
|The Martian
|Andy Weir
|Danukeru
|}

=== Books of Interest - Mitch ===
Curated by: Mitch

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
|-
|V
|Thomas Pynchon
|Mitch
|-
|Infinite Jest
|David Foster Wallace
|Mitch
|-
|White Noise
|Don DeLillo
|Mitch
|-
|In Search of Lost Time
|Marcel Proust
|Mitch
|-
|The Sound and the Fury
|William Faulkner
|Mitch
|-
|Cat's Cradle
|Kurt Vonnegut
|Mitch
|-
|Witchcraft and the Gay Counterculture
|Arthur Evans
|Mitch
|-
|Foucault's Pendulum
|Umberto Eco
|Mitch
|-
|Quantum Psychology
|Robert Anton Wilson
|Mitch
|-
|In the Absence of the Sacred
|Jerry Mander
|Mitch
|-
|Dancer From the Dance
|Andrew Holleran
|Mitch
|-
|An Arrow's Flight
|Mark Merlis
|Mitch
|-
|To the Lighthouse
|Virginia Woolf
|Mitch
|-
|The Satanic Verses
|Salman Rushdie
|Mitch
|-
|Passage to India
|E. M. Forster
|Mitch
|}

[[Category:Pages with a Noisebridge Tiny URL]]

Resources/Library

2016-06-30T08:46:25Z

98.234.239.204:

[[Image:NewLibrary.jpg|thumb|right|Our excellent library]]

= Mission Statement =

The mission of the library is to serve expert and hacker-y literature to people in Noisebridge right now.

= How do I add a new book to the library?=

# Find the book on [http://openlibrary.org Open Library]
## If the book is not there, create an account and add the book (2 minutes)
# Add the book's OLID number to our Catalog: http://library.noisebridge.net/new/
## Remember to put in the secret code and press submit!
## You will see a green bar when successful
# Put the book on the shelf under its category

= Library: What's the point? =

'''There's already a public library!'''

Since there's a public library, we're going to focus on books that fill the needs of people using the space right now.

'''Anyone can access what they want over the internet almost all the time!'''

If electronic books are already accessible, we can focus on the people who would still prefer to use a paper copy.

'''A more refined goal:'''

The Library can serve expert and hacker-y literature to people in Noisebridge right now.

''' How do we get there? Quantify, Expand, Prune! '''

*First: Understand what books we have.
*Second: Create a process to acquire hacker-y books and expert references.
*Third: Prune our shelves a bit. Bring the average usefulness up.

==Library Catalog: library-org==

An application exists to organize our books and submit new books by ISBN.

Go to application: http://library.noisebridge.net

== How many books do we have right now? ==

A book barcode scannning effort was performed in October-December 2015 using [https://github.com/robbintt/noisebridge_bookscanner noisebridge-bookscanner].

*75 barcodes were not identified. Those books are not yet ingested into library-org. If you find one please add it.

*1657 books have been ingested into library-org using [https://openlibrary.org/ Open Library]

Here is a list of the barcodes that aren't yet in library-org. Each one represents an unknown book... please solve me.

<nowiki>

[023472033055, 044903006998, 037145005997, 065373004994, 071001002751, 070999003955, 076783007505, 070999005997, 070999002958, 037145006994, 072742002253, 070999006994, 072742006992, 076814002950, 076714003958, 071831003959, 099455005951, 065373004994, 076783005952, 076714003507, 037145007991, 048228513476, 071001005998, 044903006950, 051488012955, 689253595350, 071136003951, 071149003955, 037145005997, 078073002252, 081262218570, 071001006995, 048228007951, 051857024954, 081262224052, 784376003680, 081262484203, 081262462904, 076714004993, 081262224496, 081262224038, 099751187405, 046363021214, 046363020170, 046363020187, 046363020200, 046363021016, 046363020194, 046363021108, 080742060227, 046363090760, 046363090753, 046363091163, 046363091125, 046363092139, 046363091262, 046363010607, 073999992922, 761941237640, 078814003999, 081262224519, 636920003625, 636920005407, 074470844600, 074470844600, 071009002753, 037038018950, 725274844609, 016067014959, 045863052469, 636920000204, 636920928430, 636920923121, 852766001568, 639785300564]

</nowiki>

= What can I do? =

== Current Initiatives ==

* '''Initiative 1''': Filter books into white banker boxes to be stored out of sight (stacks)
* '''Initiative 2''': Collect sets of topic books from experts and source these books
* '''Initiative 3''': Add dewey decimal system to library
* '''Initiative 4''': Improve [https://github.com/robbintt/library-org library-org]
* '''Initiative 5''': Organize by Topic

''' Initiative 1: Filter books for the stacks '''
* We should take less relevant books off the shelves

# Put books that do not belong on the shelves into the white banker boxes by the bookshelf.
# Tell [[user:robbintt]] if a box fills up
# Leave the box by the bookshelves

''' Initiative 2: Source New Books '''
* Are you really good at something or reasonably well read? Make us a list of must-have books!
* Add themed lists here: [[Resources/Library/Dead_Tree#Suggested Books]]
* You can help acquire books by sourcing books on these lists!
* Don't subtract them from the lists though, we can make a system for checking them off

''' Initiative 3: Dewey Decimal! '''
* Label all 1449 books already in library-org with ISBNs on the spine
* Recommended to use colored labels by broad subject
* Label the shelves and sort the books into their locations
* This could be supported by the library-org app, using a checklist or something. Since you can see the spine it may not be necessary
* library-org needs a utility to allow you to manually edit an entry's dewey decimal (to add missing ones)

''' Initiative 4: Improve library-org '''
* library-org is a Flask app
* Current capabilities: receive new books, substring search, add location to each book, register new locations.

''' Initiative 5: Organize by topic '''

* The library books were last organized and labeled during the October 2015 Noisebridge Refresh.
* The library books are now only partially organized and need reorganized.

= Other Hackerspaces with Libraries =
* [http://www.hackerbotlabs.com/ Hackerbot Labs] Koha?
* [http://www.lvl1.org/2011/07/07/the-library/ LVL1]
* [https://ackspace.nl/wiki/Library ACKspace] List in a Wiki
* [http://bridgewire.org/resources-shops/ Bridgewire] Dead Tree setup
* [https://garoa.net.br/wiki/Biblioteca Garoa Hacker Clube] Koha

=Books We Want!=

People with experience and opinions about various topics can add recommendations below for books we should buy for the library.

=== Mathematics ===

Curated by: begriffs

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
!Title
!Author
!ISBN

|-
| Calculus
| Spivak
| 978-0914098911

|-
| Calculus Vol 1
| Apostol
| 978-0471000051

|-
| Calculus Vol 2
| Apostol
| 978-0471000075

|-
| Principles of Mathematical Analysis
| Rudin
| 978-0070856134

|-
| Real and Complex Analysis
| Rudin
| 978-0070542341

|-
| Calculus on Manifolds
| Spivak
| 978-0805390216

|-
| Counterexamples in Analysis
| Gelbaum
| 978-0486428758

|-
|  
|-
| Linear Algebra Done Right
| Axler
| 978-3319110790

|-
| Linear Algebra Problem Book
| Halmos
| 978-0883853221

|-
|  
|-
| Algebra
| Lang
| 978-0387953854

|-
| Algebra
| Isaacs
| 978-0821847992

|-
|  
|-
| Topology
| Munkres
| B004DX5K5K

|-
| General Topology
| Kelley
| 978-0923891558

|-
| Counterexamples in Topology
| Steen
| 978-0486687353

|-
|  
|-
| Beginning Logic
| Lemon
| 978-0915144501

|-
| A Mathematical Introduction to Logic
| Enderton
| 978-0122384523

|-
| Mathematical Logic
| Ebbinghaus
| 978-0387942582

|-
| Model Theory
| Marker
| 978-0387987606

|-
| Set Theory
| Jech
| 978-3540440857

|-
|  
|-
| Elementary Geometry from an Advanced Standpoint
| Moise
| 978-0201508673

|-
| Introduction to Geometry
| Coxeter
| 978-0471504580

|-
| Geometry: Euclid and Beyond
| Hartshorne
| 978-0387986500

|-
|  
|-
| Surreal Numbers: How Two Ex-Students Turned on to Pure Mathematics and Found Total Happiness
| Knuth
| 978-0201038125
|}

=== "Data Science" ===
(observe the quotes...)

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
!Title
!Author
!Suggested By

|-
| The Black Swan: The Impact of the Highly Improbable
| Nassim Nicholas Taleb
| Danukeru

|-
| Statistics Done Wrong: The Woefully Complete Guide
| Alex Reinhart
| Danukeru

|}

=== Electronics ===

Curated by: Dakota

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
!Title
!Author
!ISBN

|-
| Getting Started in Electronics
| Mims III, Forrest M.
| 978-0945053286

|-
| The Art of Electronics
| Horowitz, Paul
| 978-0521809269

|}

=== Books of Interest - Aestetix ===
Curated by: aestetix

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
|-
!Title
!Author
!Suggested By
|-
|Godel Escher Bach: an Eternal Golden Braid
|Douglas R Hofstader
|aestetix
|-
|I Am a Strange Loop
|Douglas R Hofstader
|Danukeru
|-
|The Mind's I
|Daniel Dennett, Douglas R Hofstadter
|Danukeru
|-
|The Society of Mind
|Marvin Minsky
|Danukeru
|-
|The Emotion Machine
|Marvin Minsky
|Danukeru
|-
|The Art of Computer Programming
|Don Knuth
|aestetix
|-
|1984
|George Orwell
|aestetix
|-
|Hackers: Heroes of the Computer Revolution
|Steven Levy
|aestetix
|-
|Ender's Game
|Orson Scott Card
|aestetix
|-
|The Code Book
|Simon Singh
|aestetix
|-
|Cryptonomicon
|Neal Stephenson
|aestetix
|-
|Code
|Charles Petzold
|aestetix
|-
|The Annotated Turing
|Charles Petzold
|aestetix
|-
|A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man
|James Joyce
|aestetix
|-
|Ulysses
|James Joyce
|aestetix
|-
|The Magus
|John Fowles
|aestetix
|-
|The Collector
|John Fowles
|aestetix
|-
|The French Lieutenant's Woman
|John Fowles
|aestetix
|-
|Technopoly
|Neil Postman
|aestetix
|-
|The Illuminatus! Trilogy
|Robert Shea and Robert Anton Wilson
|aestetix
|-
|Shrodinger's Cat
|Robert Anton Wilson
|aestetix
|-
|The Fountainhead
|Ayn Rand
|aestetix
|-
|Atlas Shrugged
|Ayn Rand
|aestetix
|-
|The Hacker Crackdown
|Bruce Sterling
|aestetix
|-
|I, Robot
|Isaac Asimov
|aestetix
|-
|Snow Crash
|Neal Stephenson
|aestetix
|-
|The Gold Bug Variations
|Richard Powers
|aestetix
|-
|The Codebreakers
|David Kahn
|aestetix
|-
|Gravity's Rainbow
|Thomas Pynchon
|aestetix
|-
|Little Brother
|Cory Doctorow
|aestetix
|-
|The Martian
|Andy Weir
|Danukeru
|}

=== Books of Interest - Mitch ===
Curated by: Mitch

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
|-
|V
|Thomas Pynchon
|Mitch
|-
|Infinite Jest
|David Foster Wallace
|Mitch
|-
|White Noise
|Don DeLillo
|Mitch
|-
|In Search of Lost Time
|Marcel Proust
|Mitch
|-
|The Sound and the Fury
|William Faulkner
|Mitch
|-
|Cat's Cradle
|Kurt Vonnegut
|Mitch
|-
|Witchcraft and the Gay Counterculture
|Arthur Evans
|Mitch
|-
|Foucault's Pendulum
|Umberto Eco
|Mitch
|-
|Quantum Psychology
|Robert Anton Wilson
|Mitch
|-
|In the Absence of the Sacred
|Jerry Mander
|Mitch
|-
|Dancer From the Dance
|Andrew Holleran
|Mitch
|-
|An Arrow's Flight
|Mark Merlis
|Mitch
|-
|To the Lighthouse
|Virginia Woolf
|Mitch
|-
|The Satanic Verses
|Salman Rushdie
|Mitch
|-
|Passage to India
|E. M. Forster
|Mitch
|}

[[Category:Pages with a Noisebridge Tiny URL]]

Resources/Library

2016-06-30T08:45:53Z

98.234.239.204: /* Mission */

[[Image:NewLibrary.jpg|thumb|right|Our excellent library]]

= Mission Statement =

The mission of the library is to serve expert and hacker-y literature to people in Noisebridge right now.

= How do I add a new book to the library?=

# Find the book on [http://openlibrary.org Open Library]
## If the book is not there, create an account and add the book (2 minutes)
# Add the book's OLID number to the library-org app: http://library.noisebridge.net/new/
## Remember to put in the secret code and press submit!
## You will see a green bar when successful
# Put the book on the shelf under its category

= Library: What's the point? =

'''There's already a public library!'''

Since there's a public library, we're going to focus on books that fill the needs of people using the space right now.

'''Anyone can access what they want over the internet almost all the time!'''

If electronic books are already accessible, we can focus on the people who would still prefer to use a paper copy.

'''A more refined goal:'''

The Library can serve expert and hacker-y literature to people in Noisebridge right now.

''' How do we get there? Quantify, Expand, Prune! '''

*First: Understand what books we have.
*Second: Create a process to acquire hacker-y books and expert references.
*Third: Prune our shelves a bit. Bring the average usefulness up.

==Library Catalog: library-org==

An application exists to organize our books and submit new books by ISBN.

Go to application: http://library.noisebridge.net

== How many books do we have right now? ==

A book barcode scannning effort was performed in October-December 2015 using [https://github.com/robbintt/noisebridge_bookscanner noisebridge-bookscanner].

*75 barcodes were not identified. Those books are not yet ingested into library-org. If you find one please add it.

*1657 books have been ingested into library-org using [https://openlibrary.org/ Open Library]

Here is a list of the barcodes that aren't yet in library-org. Each one represents an unknown book... please solve me.

<nowiki>

[023472033055, 044903006998, 037145005997, 065373004994, 071001002751, 070999003955, 076783007505, 070999005997, 070999002958, 037145006994, 072742002253, 070999006994, 072742006992, 076814002950, 076714003958, 071831003959, 099455005951, 065373004994, 076783005952, 076714003507, 037145007991, 048228513476, 071001005998, 044903006950, 051488012955, 689253595350, 071136003951, 071149003955, 037145005997, 078073002252, 081262218570, 071001006995, 048228007951, 051857024954, 081262224052, 784376003680, 081262484203, 081262462904, 076714004993, 081262224496, 081262224038, 099751187405, 046363021214, 046363020170, 046363020187, 046363020200, 046363021016, 046363020194, 046363021108, 080742060227, 046363090760, 046363090753, 046363091163, 046363091125, 046363092139, 046363091262, 046363010607, 073999992922, 761941237640, 078814003999, 081262224519, 636920003625, 636920005407, 074470844600, 074470844600, 071009002753, 037038018950, 725274844609, 016067014959, 045863052469, 636920000204, 636920928430, 636920923121, 852766001568, 639785300564]

</nowiki>

= What can I do? =

== Current Initiatives ==

* '''Initiative 1''': Filter books into white banker boxes to be stored out of sight (stacks)
* '''Initiative 2''': Collect sets of topic books from experts and source these books
* '''Initiative 3''': Add dewey decimal system to library
* '''Initiative 4''': Improve [https://github.com/robbintt/library-org library-org]
* '''Initiative 5''': Organize by Topic

''' Initiative 1: Filter books for the stacks '''
* We should take less relevant books off the shelves

# Put books that do not belong on the shelves into the white banker boxes by the bookshelf.
# Tell [[user:robbintt]] if a box fills up
# Leave the box by the bookshelves

''' Initiative 2: Source New Books '''
* Are you really good at something or reasonably well read? Make us a list of must-have books!
* Add themed lists here: [[Resources/Library/Dead_Tree#Suggested Books]]
* You can help acquire books by sourcing books on these lists!
* Don't subtract them from the lists though, we can make a system for checking them off

''' Initiative 3: Dewey Decimal! '''
* Label all 1449 books already in library-org with ISBNs on the spine
* Recommended to use colored labels by broad subject
* Label the shelves and sort the books into their locations
* This could be supported by the library-org app, using a checklist or something. Since you can see the spine it may not be necessary
* library-org needs a utility to allow you to manually edit an entry's dewey decimal (to add missing ones)

''' Initiative 4: Improve library-org '''
* library-org is a Flask app
* Current capabilities: receive new books, substring search, add location to each book, register new locations.

''' Initiative 5: Organize by topic '''

* The library books were last organized and labeled during the October 2015 Noisebridge Refresh.
* The library books are now only partially organized and need reorganized.

= Other Hackerspaces with Libraries =
* [http://www.hackerbotlabs.com/ Hackerbot Labs] Koha?
* [http://www.lvl1.org/2011/07/07/the-library/ LVL1]
* [https://ackspace.nl/wiki/Library ACKspace] List in a Wiki
* [http://bridgewire.org/resources-shops/ Bridgewire] Dead Tree setup
* [https://garoa.net.br/wiki/Biblioteca Garoa Hacker Clube] Koha

=Books We Want!=

People with experience and opinions about various topics can add recommendations below for books we should buy for the library.

=== Mathematics ===

Curated by: begriffs

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
!Title
!Author
!ISBN

|-
| Calculus
| Spivak
| 978-0914098911

|-
| Calculus Vol 1
| Apostol
| 978-0471000051

|-
| Calculus Vol 2
| Apostol
| 978-0471000075

|-
| Principles of Mathematical Analysis
| Rudin
| 978-0070856134

|-
| Real and Complex Analysis
| Rudin
| 978-0070542341

|-
| Calculus on Manifolds
| Spivak
| 978-0805390216

|-
| Counterexamples in Analysis
| Gelbaum
| 978-0486428758

|-
|  
|-
| Linear Algebra Done Right
| Axler
| 978-3319110790

|-
| Linear Algebra Problem Book
| Halmos
| 978-0883853221

|-
|  
|-
| Algebra
| Lang
| 978-0387953854

|-
| Algebra
| Isaacs
| 978-0821847992

|-
|  
|-
| Topology
| Munkres
| B004DX5K5K

|-
| General Topology
| Kelley
| 978-0923891558

|-
| Counterexamples in Topology
| Steen
| 978-0486687353

|-
|  
|-
| Beginning Logic
| Lemon
| 978-0915144501

|-
| A Mathematical Introduction to Logic
| Enderton
| 978-0122384523

|-
| Mathematical Logic
| Ebbinghaus
| 978-0387942582

|-
| Model Theory
| Marker
| 978-0387987606

|-
| Set Theory
| Jech
| 978-3540440857

|-
|  
|-
| Elementary Geometry from an Advanced Standpoint
| Moise
| 978-0201508673

|-
| Introduction to Geometry
| Coxeter
| 978-0471504580

|-
| Geometry: Euclid and Beyond
| Hartshorne
| 978-0387986500

|-
|  
|-
| Surreal Numbers: How Two Ex-Students Turned on to Pure Mathematics and Found Total Happiness
| Knuth
| 978-0201038125
|}

=== "Data Science" ===
(observe the quotes...)

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
!Title
!Author
!Suggested By

|-
| The Black Swan: The Impact of the Highly Improbable
| Nassim Nicholas Taleb
| Danukeru

|-
| Statistics Done Wrong: The Woefully Complete Guide
| Alex Reinhart
| Danukeru

|}

=== Electronics ===

Curated by: Dakota

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
!Title
!Author
!ISBN

|-
| Getting Started in Electronics
| Mims III, Forrest M.
| 978-0945053286

|-
| The Art of Electronics
| Horowitz, Paul
| 978-0521809269

|}

=== Books of Interest - Aestetix ===
Curated by: aestetix

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
|-
!Title
!Author
!Suggested By
|-
|Godel Escher Bach: an Eternal Golden Braid
|Douglas R Hofstader
|aestetix
|-
|I Am a Strange Loop
|Douglas R Hofstader
|Danukeru
|-
|The Mind's I
|Daniel Dennett, Douglas R Hofstadter
|Danukeru
|-
|The Society of Mind
|Marvin Minsky
|Danukeru
|-
|The Emotion Machine
|Marvin Minsky
|Danukeru
|-
|The Art of Computer Programming
|Don Knuth
|aestetix
|-
|1984
|George Orwell
|aestetix
|-
|Hackers: Heroes of the Computer Revolution
|Steven Levy
|aestetix
|-
|Ender's Game
|Orson Scott Card
|aestetix
|-
|The Code Book
|Simon Singh
|aestetix
|-
|Cryptonomicon
|Neal Stephenson
|aestetix
|-
|Code
|Charles Petzold
|aestetix
|-
|The Annotated Turing
|Charles Petzold
|aestetix
|-
|A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man
|James Joyce
|aestetix
|-
|Ulysses
|James Joyce
|aestetix
|-
|The Magus
|John Fowles
|aestetix
|-
|The Collector
|John Fowles
|aestetix
|-
|The French Lieutenant's Woman
|John Fowles
|aestetix
|-
|Technopoly
|Neil Postman
|aestetix
|-
|The Illuminatus! Trilogy
|Robert Shea and Robert Anton Wilson
|aestetix
|-
|Shrodinger's Cat
|Robert Anton Wilson
|aestetix
|-
|The Fountainhead
|Ayn Rand
|aestetix
|-
|Atlas Shrugged
|Ayn Rand
|aestetix
|-
|The Hacker Crackdown
|Bruce Sterling
|aestetix
|-
|I, Robot
|Isaac Asimov
|aestetix
|-
|Snow Crash
|Neal Stephenson
|aestetix
|-
|The Gold Bug Variations
|Richard Powers
|aestetix
|-
|The Codebreakers
|David Kahn
|aestetix
|-
|Gravity's Rainbow
|Thomas Pynchon
|aestetix
|-
|Little Brother
|Cory Doctorow
|aestetix
|-
|The Martian
|Andy Weir
|Danukeru
|}

=== Books of Interest - Mitch ===
Curated by: Mitch

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
|-
|V
|Thomas Pynchon
|Mitch
|-
|Infinite Jest
|David Foster Wallace
|Mitch
|-
|White Noise
|Don DeLillo
|Mitch
|-
|In Search of Lost Time
|Marcel Proust
|Mitch
|-
|The Sound and the Fury
|William Faulkner
|Mitch
|-
|Cat's Cradle
|Kurt Vonnegut
|Mitch
|-
|Witchcraft and the Gay Counterculture
|Arthur Evans
|Mitch
|-
|Foucault's Pendulum
|Umberto Eco
|Mitch
|-
|Quantum Psychology
|Robert Anton Wilson
|Mitch
|-
|In the Absence of the Sacred
|Jerry Mander
|Mitch
|-
|Dancer From the Dance
|Andrew Holleran
|Mitch
|-
|An Arrow's Flight
|Mark Merlis
|Mitch
|-
|To the Lighthouse
|Virginia Woolf
|Mitch
|-
|The Satanic Verses
|Salman Rushdie
|Mitch
|-
|Passage to India
|E. M. Forster
|Mitch
|}

[[Category:Pages with a Noisebridge Tiny URL]]

Resources/Library

2016-06-30T08:45:40Z

98.234.239.204:

[[Image:NewLibrary.jpg|thumb|right|Our excellent library]]

= Mission =

The mission of the library is to serve expert and hacker-y literature to people in Noisebridge right now.

= How do I add a new book to the library?=

# Find the book on [http://openlibrary.org Open Library]
## If the book is not there, create an account and add the book (2 minutes)
# Add the book's OLID number to the library-org app: http://library.noisebridge.net/new/
## Remember to put in the secret code and press submit!
## You will see a green bar when successful
# Put the book on the shelf under its category

= Library: What's the point? =

'''There's already a public library!'''

Since there's a public library, we're going to focus on books that fill the needs of people using the space right now.

'''Anyone can access what they want over the internet almost all the time!'''

If electronic books are already accessible, we can focus on the people who would still prefer to use a paper copy.

'''A more refined goal:'''

The Library can serve expert and hacker-y literature to people in Noisebridge right now.

''' How do we get there? Quantify, Expand, Prune! '''

*First: Understand what books we have.
*Second: Create a process to acquire hacker-y books and expert references.
*Third: Prune our shelves a bit. Bring the average usefulness up.

==Library Catalog: library-org==

An application exists to organize our books and submit new books by ISBN.

Go to application: http://library.noisebridge.net

== How many books do we have right now? ==

A book barcode scannning effort was performed in October-December 2015 using [https://github.com/robbintt/noisebridge_bookscanner noisebridge-bookscanner].

*75 barcodes were not identified. Those books are not yet ingested into library-org. If you find one please add it.

*1657 books have been ingested into library-org using [https://openlibrary.org/ Open Library]

Here is a list of the barcodes that aren't yet in library-org. Each one represents an unknown book... please solve me.

<nowiki>

[023472033055, 044903006998, 037145005997, 065373004994, 071001002751, 070999003955, 076783007505, 070999005997, 070999002958, 037145006994, 072742002253, 070999006994, 072742006992, 076814002950, 076714003958, 071831003959, 099455005951, 065373004994, 076783005952, 076714003507, 037145007991, 048228513476, 071001005998, 044903006950, 051488012955, 689253595350, 071136003951, 071149003955, 037145005997, 078073002252, 081262218570, 071001006995, 048228007951, 051857024954, 081262224052, 784376003680, 081262484203, 081262462904, 076714004993, 081262224496, 081262224038, 099751187405, 046363021214, 046363020170, 046363020187, 046363020200, 046363021016, 046363020194, 046363021108, 080742060227, 046363090760, 046363090753, 046363091163, 046363091125, 046363092139, 046363091262, 046363010607, 073999992922, 761941237640, 078814003999, 081262224519, 636920003625, 636920005407, 074470844600, 074470844600, 071009002753, 037038018950, 725274844609, 016067014959, 045863052469, 636920000204, 636920928430, 636920923121, 852766001568, 639785300564]

</nowiki>

= What can I do? =

== Current Initiatives ==

* '''Initiative 1''': Filter books into white banker boxes to be stored out of sight (stacks)
* '''Initiative 2''': Collect sets of topic books from experts and source these books
* '''Initiative 3''': Add dewey decimal system to library
* '''Initiative 4''': Improve [https://github.com/robbintt/library-org library-org]
* '''Initiative 5''': Organize by Topic

''' Initiative 1: Filter books for the stacks '''
* We should take less relevant books off the shelves

# Put books that do not belong on the shelves into the white banker boxes by the bookshelf.
# Tell [[user:robbintt]] if a box fills up
# Leave the box by the bookshelves

''' Initiative 2: Source New Books '''
* Are you really good at something or reasonably well read? Make us a list of must-have books!
* Add themed lists here: [[Resources/Library/Dead_Tree#Suggested Books]]
* You can help acquire books by sourcing books on these lists!
* Don't subtract them from the lists though, we can make a system for checking them off

''' Initiative 3: Dewey Decimal! '''
* Label all 1449 books already in library-org with ISBNs on the spine
* Recommended to use colored labels by broad subject
* Label the shelves and sort the books into their locations
* This could be supported by the library-org app, using a checklist or something. Since you can see the spine it may not be necessary
* library-org needs a utility to allow you to manually edit an entry's dewey decimal (to add missing ones)

''' Initiative 4: Improve library-org '''
* library-org is a Flask app
* Current capabilities: receive new books, substring search, add location to each book, register new locations.

''' Initiative 5: Organize by topic '''

* The library books were last organized and labeled during the October 2015 Noisebridge Refresh.
* The library books are now only partially organized and need reorganized.

= Other Hackerspaces with Libraries =
* [http://www.hackerbotlabs.com/ Hackerbot Labs] Koha?
* [http://www.lvl1.org/2011/07/07/the-library/ LVL1]
* [https://ackspace.nl/wiki/Library ACKspace] List in a Wiki
* [http://bridgewire.org/resources-shops/ Bridgewire] Dead Tree setup
* [https://garoa.net.br/wiki/Biblioteca Garoa Hacker Clube] Koha

=Books We Want!=

People with experience and opinions about various topics can add recommendations below for books we should buy for the library.

=== Mathematics ===

Curated by: begriffs

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
!Title
!Author
!ISBN

|-
| Calculus
| Spivak
| 978-0914098911

|-
| Calculus Vol 1
| Apostol
| 978-0471000051

|-
| Calculus Vol 2
| Apostol
| 978-0471000075

|-
| Principles of Mathematical Analysis
| Rudin
| 978-0070856134

|-
| Real and Complex Analysis
| Rudin
| 978-0070542341

|-
| Calculus on Manifolds
| Spivak
| 978-0805390216

|-
| Counterexamples in Analysis
| Gelbaum
| 978-0486428758

|-
|  
|-
| Linear Algebra Done Right
| Axler
| 978-3319110790

|-
| Linear Algebra Problem Book
| Halmos
| 978-0883853221

|-
|  
|-
| Algebra
| Lang
| 978-0387953854

|-
| Algebra
| Isaacs
| 978-0821847992

|-
|  
|-
| Topology
| Munkres
| B004DX5K5K

|-
| General Topology
| Kelley
| 978-0923891558

|-
| Counterexamples in Topology
| Steen
| 978-0486687353

|-
|  
|-
| Beginning Logic
| Lemon
| 978-0915144501

|-
| A Mathematical Introduction to Logic
| Enderton
| 978-0122384523

|-
| Mathematical Logic
| Ebbinghaus
| 978-0387942582

|-
| Model Theory
| Marker
| 978-0387987606

|-
| Set Theory
| Jech
| 978-3540440857

|-
|  
|-
| Elementary Geometry from an Advanced Standpoint
| Moise
| 978-0201508673

|-
| Introduction to Geometry
| Coxeter
| 978-0471504580

|-
| Geometry: Euclid and Beyond
| Hartshorne
| 978-0387986500

|-
|  
|-
| Surreal Numbers: How Two Ex-Students Turned on to Pure Mathematics and Found Total Happiness
| Knuth
| 978-0201038125
|}

=== "Data Science" ===
(observe the quotes...)

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
!Title
!Author
!Suggested By

|-
| The Black Swan: The Impact of the Highly Improbable
| Nassim Nicholas Taleb
| Danukeru

|-
| Statistics Done Wrong: The Woefully Complete Guide
| Alex Reinhart
| Danukeru

|}

=== Electronics ===

Curated by: Dakota

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
!Title
!Author
!ISBN

|-
| Getting Started in Electronics
| Mims III, Forrest M.
| 978-0945053286

|-
| The Art of Electronics
| Horowitz, Paul
| 978-0521809269

|}

=== Books of Interest - Aestetix ===
Curated by: aestetix

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
|-
!Title
!Author
!Suggested By
|-
|Godel Escher Bach: an Eternal Golden Braid
|Douglas R Hofstader
|aestetix
|-
|I Am a Strange Loop
|Douglas R Hofstader
|Danukeru
|-
|The Mind's I
|Daniel Dennett, Douglas R Hofstadter
|Danukeru
|-
|The Society of Mind
|Marvin Minsky
|Danukeru
|-
|The Emotion Machine
|Marvin Minsky
|Danukeru
|-
|The Art of Computer Programming
|Don Knuth
|aestetix
|-
|1984
|George Orwell
|aestetix
|-
|Hackers: Heroes of the Computer Revolution
|Steven Levy
|aestetix
|-
|Ender's Game
|Orson Scott Card
|aestetix
|-
|The Code Book
|Simon Singh
|aestetix
|-
|Cryptonomicon
|Neal Stephenson
|aestetix
|-
|Code
|Charles Petzold
|aestetix
|-
|The Annotated Turing
|Charles Petzold
|aestetix
|-
|A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man
|James Joyce
|aestetix
|-
|Ulysses
|James Joyce
|aestetix
|-
|The Magus
|John Fowles
|aestetix
|-
|The Collector
|John Fowles
|aestetix
|-
|The French Lieutenant's Woman
|John Fowles
|aestetix
|-
|Technopoly
|Neil Postman
|aestetix
|-
|The Illuminatus! Trilogy
|Robert Shea and Robert Anton Wilson
|aestetix
|-
|Shrodinger's Cat
|Robert Anton Wilson
|aestetix
|-
|The Fountainhead
|Ayn Rand
|aestetix
|-
|Atlas Shrugged
|Ayn Rand
|aestetix
|-
|The Hacker Crackdown
|Bruce Sterling
|aestetix
|-
|I, Robot
|Isaac Asimov
|aestetix
|-
|Snow Crash
|Neal Stephenson
|aestetix
|-
|The Gold Bug Variations
|Richard Powers
|aestetix
|-
|The Codebreakers
|David Kahn
|aestetix
|-
|Gravity's Rainbow
|Thomas Pynchon
|aestetix
|-
|Little Brother
|Cory Doctorow
|aestetix
|-
|The Martian
|Andy Weir
|Danukeru
|}

=== Books of Interest - Mitch ===
Curated by: Mitch

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
|-
|V
|Thomas Pynchon
|Mitch
|-
|Infinite Jest
|David Foster Wallace
|Mitch
|-
|White Noise
|Don DeLillo
|Mitch
|-
|In Search of Lost Time
|Marcel Proust
|Mitch
|-
|The Sound and the Fury
|William Faulkner
|Mitch
|-
|Cat's Cradle
|Kurt Vonnegut
|Mitch
|-
|Witchcraft and the Gay Counterculture
|Arthur Evans
|Mitch
|-
|Foucault's Pendulum
|Umberto Eco
|Mitch
|-
|Quantum Psychology
|Robert Anton Wilson
|Mitch
|-
|In the Absence of the Sacred
|Jerry Mander
|Mitch
|-
|Dancer From the Dance
|Andrew Holleran
|Mitch
|-
|An Arrow's Flight
|Mark Merlis
|Mitch
|-
|To the Lighthouse
|Virginia Woolf
|Mitch
|-
|The Satanic Verses
|Salman Rushdie
|Mitch
|-
|Passage to India
|E. M. Forster
|Mitch
|}

[[Category:Pages with a Noisebridge Tiny URL]]