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Meeting Notes 2013 04 23

2013-04-24T18:40:01Z

99.27.43.230: minor fixes

These are the notes from the [https://www.noisebridge.net/wiki/Category:Meeting_Notes The 262nd Meeting of Noisebridge].

* Note-taker: [[User:Leif|Leif]]
* Moderator: [[User:Hicksu|Jarrod Hicks]]

= Short announcements and events =

* Udoka: Tuesday May 9, speaker from out of town, talking about how to start a SasS business with no cash, no ideas, and no programming experience.
* Douglas: Saturday, May 4th: noon to six, workshop about fundamentals of analog and modular synths.
* James: Sometime in June, students will be coming to Noisebridge for workshops. Details TBA.
* Zephyr: There is a new multiplatform java 0day around. Hide your kids, patch your java.

= [[ Membership Binder ]] =

* Nick Shapiro: Sponsored by Carl and Danny. It is the consensus of Noisebridge that Nick is a member!
* One week: one applicant, no sponsors
* Three weeks: one applicant, no sponsors
* Four weeks: two applicants, none with two sponsors

= Financial Report =
* Funds in bank: ???
* Noisetor (See the bulletpoints at the bottom of http://noisetor.net/finances/#summary): ???

= Consensus items =
* None

= Discussion Notes =

These are paraphrased notes, far from being an accurate verbatim transcript.

=== Ari: about Mik ===
* Ari: It's been a rough week on -discuss. Would like to call attention to Mik being very abusive to people on the list. Has been asked to stop repeatedly. I and others are uncomfortable with him being here. Not necessarily saying he should be banned, but it would be great if he could chill out and also spend less time here.
* Kevin: Can someone fill in those of us who don't read discuss?
* Dan: Need to make sure there is balance. I started a rumor the Rev pulled a knife on me. Want to make sure everyone knows that was a troll. I want to apologize for that. If the Rev chills out with pissing on people's parades I'm ok with him being here. There were things behind the scenes that caused an extra-aggravated loony-tunes exchange. "obscene but not heard". I have nothing to do with the mailing list, I have nothing there.
* Ari: I didn't know that was a troll, that was a serious allegation, very bothersome to read it. But I'm talking about as much about the fallout as the exchange itself. The tone was adversarial and hypercritcal. I don't want that to be the tone of the space, that some people are so combative that they need to be blocked to read the list. Whatever contributes to the atmosphere of combativeness needs to stop.
* Martin: My intepretation is that Dan has been very boistrous and disruptive, yelling
** Dan: it's all true
* Martin: trolling, instigating people... the situation wouldn't have arisen if you hadn't made it.
** Dan: I get the message. I'm sorry.
* Carlos: This should be a different disucssion item. Dan, you're really disruptive. The way you introduce yourself is very contradictory. To Mik and Tony, you should take a break from the space, because you're just using the place as a cafe. Sure, you might be social hackers, but you isolate yourselves. New people come to the space or the list and find Dan, Rev Mik, Tony, which reflects the opposite of what we should be represented as.
* Tony: I don't know your name, or how you're judging my projects, if you want to know what I'm working on I'd be happy to show you. I'd like to apologize for instigating these discussions on the mailing list, my motivation was that I wanted to work on my projects in the space. The altercation was preventing me from working. I hardly do anything except work on my projects. I've unsubscribed from the discuss list. I'm taking a break from NB and SF for a while in about 4 days.
* Darius: As a new person, this discussion is very personal. I've had positive experiences with Dan, he gives a good welcome.
* Carlos: The list should be an exchange of messages, not a chat room
* Mik: I did not initate any threads. I was accused without any evidence or real testimony of comitting a violent crime, one of the worst things I could possibly do, in my belief. Apparently defending myself is wrong. In one email I was accused of many things, none of which were true, and even defending myself from two of the accusations gets me labeled as trolling the list. My behavior on the list is definitely not the lowest point its been in the last four months. What actually happened tuesday night is that I walked up to Dan and asked him a simple question: How is your being disruptive and loud being excellent to anybody in the space? What I got in return was 40 minutes of loud belligerance while Tony sat 4ft away snickering. I was supposed to back down because he was belligerant, but I don't see backing down as being excellent. Tony knew these accusations were untrue. His behavior following this supposed incident proves he knew. Supposedly with the knife-weilding maniac here, less than an hour later he was taking a nap. That tells me he knew the accusations were false. Carlos, you're here, what 2 or 6 hours a week? You don't know what I do here. I'm practically the information booth. I do dishes, I fixed the door on Turing, I'm trying to contribute to the space.
* Kevin: One request and two suggests: Request: tone down personal attacks and bickering, focus on what will benefit NB and move forward. Sorry, saying bickering was a personal attack. Suggestions: Mik, when this happened with Dan and Tony, was there noone else here? What I would prefer to see happen is to address the issue in person, but what I'm hearing is you didn't have capacity. Was there noone there to support you?
* Mik: I confronted Dan in person, I didn't take it to the list, nor did Dan. He heard me, but he didn't tone it down at all.
* Michael: I was also there.
* Kevin: Maybe I could have a conversation with you guys outside the meeting.
* Ari: I am sincerely sorry to hear that that happened to you, now I better understand why you were defending yourself this way. But, you inject pompusness into otherwise civil discussion. It hurts to read. I would like you to adopt a more proactively kind approach. Sometimes don't press send.
* Carlos: Doing stuff here doesn't earn you points. Yeah, I'm here 6 hours, and I come here to hack. If you're here all day every day, there's something wrong. You've heard this at meetings before.
* Anonymous: I like all these guys, I thought a lot about this. I've been coming here for 3+ years. What Carlos is saying is true, you shouldn't be here all the time. And you should be kind and encouraging to other people. Thats what Noisebridge's mission is. It doesn't matter what you say, it matters what you do. If you're bringing the space down, and making people not want to come here, that is a problem we need to solve.
* Martin: Dan has inhabited the back area, rearranged things, often without making it known to people what is going on. He's been here for a while and been very disruptive. Disagree with Anon about actions speaking louder than words, words have merit. You could be a productive person here but still be an asshole. But then what?
* Tony: For two years, I've never slept in the space, while I was houseless. I don't like the judging how much other people use the space. Someone is going to pick up beer cans and wash dishes tonight. I'd like to ask Mik to recant calling me a liar. I appreciate Dan taking responsibility for what he said.
* Mik: To clarify, what I said about stuff I'm doing around the space was in direct response to Carlos saying I'm just using the space as an internet cafe. I am collaborating with other people, and did so just today. Working on projects is what NB is about.
* Michael: I've been around since 2011 but leave for months at a time. This is NB v3 for me. What Carlos is saying is valid from what I've observed, but it does come off a little heavy, because why shouldn't a component of NB be an internet cafe? Why does it have a hard time being flexible in terms of the needs of people who are contributing to it? Was glad to see the hacker-stackers when I got back. Mik & Dan weren't that disruptive.
* Leif: What? Weren't they shouting at eachother?
* Michael: Yeah but it was late at night and hardly anyone was here.
* Ari: This was disruptive beyond the phsyical space, as it reached the electronic part of Noisebridge. Seeing news of threats of violence is extremely disruptive.

Note added by Tony 4/24/13:
Carlos raised the corpse of ZiP, the Noisebridge zine I started & its early demise last night at the meeting. He mentioned me working with Gavin &c back when that project was conceived (by me, with Zephyr & Miloh as early collaborators...Gavin took on the role of treasurer) & said something like "then some stuff happened & that ended." Carlos' comment made me feel that once again a distorted version of the truth has been spread throughout the insular hacking community via chatrooms & who knows what other routes that I don't have access to/choose not to participate in due to the unpleasantness of those environments. So, for the record, I'd like to state that I felt very thrown under the bus by Gavin with the ZiP project. He was probably just overcommitted, which I can understand, but his heart was clearly never in ZiP from the beginning; he was busy with Code Hero which absorbed all the attention & the money, & Gavin's one material contribution to ZiP (in chapter 2) was an article about Code Hero, how awesome it was & how great & charismatic Alex Peake is. He also made numerous subtle or not-so-subtle comparisons of me to Alex as a leader, unfavorable to me. This annoyed me, but not greatly. He also attempted to get Noisebridge sponsorship for ZiP, without asking me first, which I resented, being the editor & creator of the 'zine. When I tried to tell him I'd like to be included in communications on such subjects, he shut me out until I physically went to his house & spoke with him in person about it. He appeared to think my indignation was irrational & couldn't understand why I, creator of ZiP, would want to know about a major change to ZiP's organizational status. Even Miloh, whom I don't talk to much these days, told me verbally or in an email that he thought I had a point about Gavin's non-involvement. I don't have anything against Alex Peake, my interactions with him have been minimal, & I don't harbor a grudge against Gavin, in fact I'd pretty much forgotten the matter until it was raised at the meeting last night, but I don't think Gavin's role in ZiP should be overestimated, & I would not say he was ever fully invested in that project the way Miloh was briefly & I was for a long time. If the "word on the street" is that I caused drama which forced Gavin to retreat from the project, then I call BS on that. --+11+--

=== Kevin - State of garbage ===
* Kevin: After the PWN meetings on Mondays we try to take out the NB garbage. On April 8 there was an overflow of recycling. On April 22 there was an excess of both garbage and recycling. My question is, what can we do? There are two trash nights per week, Thursday and Monday. Did we miss a trash night? Could we produce less waste? Should we ask for more recepticles?
* Mik: It is difficult to round up all the recepticles we have here. You'd be surprised how many we have. So, they don't all get emptied every time.
* Nick: If the problem is with recycling overflowing, maybe we should put recycling out at times besides the designated pickup times as it will be collected by someone on Mission St quickly.
* Kevin: I'm speaking specifically about the recepticles that are meant to be placed on the street; after emptying the containers around the space, the street containers are full. I'm not suggesting new small containers, we have enough of those.
* mischief: during your investigating did you determine the primary sources of the garbage
* Kevin: burritos etc?
* mischief: did any component of the garbage stand out?
* Kevin: uncompressed cardboard boxes in the recycling are one thing
* Mik: a big component is food and food containers that people bring in. Johnny Radio pointed out months ago that this is not a good place for food distribution but that is still happening and a lot is thrown away.
* Douglas: The market downstairs probably has a cardboard pickup we could contribute to, instead of putting cardboard in the general recycling bin.
* Kevin: I will collect more data.
* mischief: more/better signs

=== Carlos - Dogs ===
* Carlos: I like small dogs that can behave. But we have people bringing poorly-controlled large dogs lately. We should establish something to get them to control their dogs, or bring socially-adequate dogs only.
* Mik: Last night we had two large dogs and a medium dog, both large dogs were on leashes, but the people with the dogs kept walking past eachother and they were snarling at eachother. I wanted to tell them this isn't a good place, but didn't.
* Carlos: Maybe we should put something on the wiki or put a sign up that if your dog doesn't behave it shouldn't be here. I've seen a dog bark at a little kid here.
* Ari: I think there was a meeting where people said that if a dog is being a problem it is perfectly reasonable to ask the person to leave. There might be a lack of will or knowledge that it is ok to do that.
* Dan: researching protocol for service animals. One big dog that barked here is a service animal.
* Mik: Which dog is a service animal?
* Dan: I'm not a reliable witness, I'm just speaking generally.
* Leif: It is common sense that service dog status would not magically entitle a poorly-behaved dog to be in the space.
* Mik: Service dogs are trained.

= Attendance =
* Jarrod - moderating
* Kevin - eating tamles, doing well
* Shane - interested in warehouse living
* Chris
* Caroline
* Chris - here to make stuff
* Rev Mik - World builder and social hacker
* Zephyr - Here to use a computer
* Douglas - working on becoming a member, likes synthesizers
* Udoka - hardware and software, business hacking, entrepreneurial hacking
* mischief - likes to program in go
* Ari - like to program in javascript
* Leif - taking notes
* Griffin - not paying attention to meeting, in favor of looking up physics stuff
* Martin - bootloaders and microcontrollers
* Josh - writes code sometimes
* Darius - current obsession is LEDs
* Morgan - linux, LEDs, someday will try the sewing machine
* Dan - programmer, artist, dilletant
* Felipe - it's good to be here
* Carlos - loves programming languages but hates their communities
* Nick - writes webapps and companies
* Michael - designs direct actions
* James - organizing makerfair after party for may 18

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Press Coverage

2013-04-08T20:20:50Z

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Reporters: if you're looking for information about Noisebridge, please see [[Press Kit]].

== 2013 ==

=== April ===
* "[http://www.sfchronicle.com/education/article/Class-handed-a-secret-physics-is-fun-4416613.php Class handed a secret - physics is fun]" - Jill Tucker, SF Chronicle, 2013-04-08 <small>(use googlebot useragent to circumvent paywall)</small>
* "[http://www.sfweekly.com/2013-04-03/news/aaron-swartz-brewster-kahle-internet-archive-electronic-frontier-foundation-noisebridge/full/ Privileged Information: The Fight for an Open Internet]" - Alee Karim, SF Weekly, 2013-04-03

== 2012 ==

=== March ===
* "[http://www.shareable.net/blog/noisebridge-node-emergent-global-hackerspace-network Noisebridge: Design Patterns for Productive Chaos]". Josh Wilson, Shareable, March 27, 2012

=== February ===
* "[http://www.guardian.co.uk/sustainable-business/sustainability-emerging-trend-local-manufacturing?newsfeed=true DIY sustainability: an emerging trend from recession?]". Peter Madden, UK Guardian, February 9, 2012
* "[http://www.nbcbayarea.com/news/San-Franciscos-DIY-Workshops-138418114.html San Francisco's DIY Workshops - They're not just for woodworkers anymore]". Mathew Luschek, NBC Bay Area. Feb 1, 2012

=== January ===
* "[http://alter1fo.com/jardin-numerique-ateliers-et-initiations-juste-fais-le-48848 Jardin Numérique – Ateliers et initiations, juste-fais-le Par Caro 01-04 Fev. 2012]" ("Digital Garden - Workshops and initiations, just do it-"). Alter1fo.com, January 31, 2012. ''Mitch spoke at ''Modern Garden'' during this mini festival. Article links to the [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wamwklXWK4M KQED video].''
* "[http://newmatilda.com/2012/01/23/why-facebook-never-safe Why Facebook Is Never Safe]" NewMatilda.com. January 23, 2012. Adam Brereton interviews Jacob Appelbaum (not about NB)

== 2011 ==

=== August ===
* "[http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/2011/aug/24/inside-secret-world-of-hackers Inside the Secret World of Hackers]" UK Guardian, August 24, 2011

* "[http://blog.makezine.com/archive/2011/08/zero-to-maker-surrounding-yourself-with-the-right-people.html Zero To Maker]" Make Magazine, August 18, 2011

"Lucky for me, the Meetup was only a few days away and a few blocks from my apartment. I arrived at the event a few minutes early and was able to get a tour of Noisebridge, the hackerspace hosting the event, as well as a brief history of the Make: SF group from Malcolm, one of their organizers. During our conversation, I nervously revealed to Malcolm that I was a total beginner, to which he excitedly replied that I had come to the right place."

=== May ===
* "[http://www.sfweekly.com/bestof/2011/award/best-hacker-hangout-2480806/ Best Hacker Hangout - 2011 - Noisebridge]" SF Weekly, Best of San Francisco 2011, May 19, 2011

=== April ===
* "[http://www.cnngo.com/shanghai/play/xinchejian-hackerspace-shanghai-795055 Xinchejian: Hackerspace Shanghai]" Archana Aithal, CNN International, 25 April, 2011

=== March ===
* "[http://revistatrip.uol.com.br/revista/197/salada/hackeie-antes-de-entrar.html Hackeie antes de entrar (Hack before getting in)]", Bruno Torturra, Revista Trip (Brazil), March 11, 2001 (in Portuguese)
* "[http://www.fecalface.com/SF/index.php/good-stuff/2990-missions-noisebridge Mission's Noisebridge]", Trippe, fecalface.com, March 26 2011

=== January ===
* "[http://science.kqed.org/quest/video/science-on-the-spot-open-source-creativity-hackerspaces/ Open Source Creativity: Hackerspaces]", Jenny Oh, KQED QUEST, January 26, 2011

== 2010 ==

=== September ===
* "[http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2010/09/11/BU991FBUK0.DTL Hackerspaces nurture creative spirits]", Alejandro Martínez-Cabrera, San Francisco Chronicle, September 11, 2010

=== August ===
* "[http://www.sfbg.com/pixel_vision/2010/08/30/performant-nerds-vs-geeks-and-other-four-letter-words Nerds vs. Geeks and other four-letter words]", Nicole Gluckstern, SF Bay Guardian, August 30, 2010
* "[http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-10993421 Hackspaces get closer to home]", Jamillah Knowles, BBC, August 19, 2010
* "[http://www.wired.com/gadgetlab/2010/08/gallery-gadgets-in-space Amateurs Fling Their Gadgets to Edge of Space]", Priya Ganapati, Wired.com, August 12, 2010

=== July ===
* "[http://www.sfbg.com/specials/best-bay-2010-editors-picks-city-living Best Open Source Playpen]", SFBG Best of the Bay 2010, July 27, 2010

=== May ===

* "[http://missionlocal.org/2010/05/electronic-alchemy-at-noisebridge-hacker-space/ Electronic Alchemy at Noisebridge Hacker Space]", Garrett McAuliffe, Mission Local, May 12, 2010

=== February ===
* "[http://www.wired.com/gadgetlab/2010/02/spacebridge-diy-balloon/all/1 DIY Group Sends $25 Balloon to 70,000 Feet]", Priya Ganapati, Wired.com, February 12, 2010

=== January ===
* "[http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2010/jan/13/hackers-26c3-technology Hackers of the world unite]", Mark Fonseca Rendeiro, guardian.co.uk, January 13, 2010

== 2009 ==

=== December ===

* "[http://news.cnet.com/2702-1023_3-438.html The tech year in photos]", James Martin, CNET news, December ??, 2009

=== November ===
* "[http://news.cnet.com/8301-27080_3-10405255-245.html Building circuits, code, community at Noisebridge hacker space]", Elinor Mills, CNET news, November 30, 2009.
* "[http://news.cnet.com/2300-10797_3-10001933.html Noisebridge hacker collective (photos)]", James Martin, CNET news, November 30, 2009

=== October ===
* "[http://www.ilsoftware.it/articoli.asp?ID=5563 Un certificato "fasullo" ed il sito web diventa legittimo]", di Michele Nasi, ilsoftware.it, October 1, 2009.
* "[http://www.theregister.co.uk/2009/10/01/microsoft_crypto_ssl_bug/ SSL spoof bug still haunts IE, Safari, Chrome]", Dan Goodin, The Register, October 1, 2009. (Links to noisebridge.net pipermail archives, but doesn't mention Noisebridge by name.)
* "[http://www.scmagazineus.com/PayPal-suspends-hackers-account-after-bogus-SSL-post/article/151743/ PayPal suspends hacker's account after bogus SSL post]", Chuck Miller, SC Magazine, October 07, 2009.
* "[http://laughingsquid.com/noisebridge-a-hackerspace-in-san-francisco/ Noisebridge, A Hackerspace in San Francisco]", Scott Beale, Laughing Squid, October 13, 2009.

=== September ===
* "[http://www.ecnmag.com/blog-north-finding-sense-091709.aspx Device Creates North-Finding Artificial Sense]", Quinn Norton, Ecnmag.com, September 17, 2009.
* "[http://www.lemonde.fr/le-monde-2/article/2009/09/04/biohackers-les-bricoleurs-d-adn_1235563_1004868.html Biohackers: les bricoleurs d'ADN]" ("Biohackers: DIYers of DNA"), Yves Eudes, Le Monde, September 4, 2009.
* "[http://www.sdtimes.com/SHORT_TAKES_SEPTEMBER_15_2009/By_SD_TIMES_EDITORIAL_BOARD/About_SHORTTAKES/33762 Performance matters in a broadband era]", SDTimes, September 15, 2009.
* "[http://www.examiner.com/x-1363-SF-Movie-Examiner~y2009m9d23-Arse-Elektronika-2009--Of-Intercourse-and-Intracourse Arse Elektronika 2009 - Of Intercourse and Intracourse]", Christopher Smith, examiner.com, September 23, 2009.
* "[http://io9.com/5369565/everything-you-wanted-to-know-about-the-future-of-sex Everything You Wanted to Know About the Future of Sex]", Annalee Newitz, September 28, 2009.
* "[http://derstandard.at/fs/1254310266967/SSL-Zertifikat-fuer-Browser-Betrug-im-Internet-aufgetaucht SSL-Zertifikat für Browser-Betrug im Internet aufgetaucht ]" derstandard.at, September 30, 2009.
* "[http://threatpost.com/blogs/researcher-publishes-valid-wildcard-ssl-certificate-130 Researcher Publishes Valid Wildcard SSL Certificate]", Dennis Fisher, Threat Post, September 30, 2009.
* "[http://www.h-online.com/security/SSL-trick-certificate-published--/news/114361 SSL trick certificate published]", h-online, September 30, 2009.
* "[http://www.heise.de/ct/meldung/Trickzertifikat-fuer-SSL-veroeffentlicht-798273.html Trickzertifikat für SSL veröffentlicht]", c't, September 30, 2009.
* "[http://www.heise.de/newsticker/meldung/Trickzertifikat-fuer-SSL-veroeffentlicht-798273.html Trickzertifikat für SSL veröffentlicht]", Heise, September 30, 2009.

=== August ===
* "[http://futurezone.orf.at/stories/1622586/ Reality-Game: Flucht vor dem Computer (Reality Game: escape from the computer)]", ORF.at (Austrian Broadcasting's website), August 5, 2009.

=== July ===
* "[http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/finance/2009/0731/1224251750974.html Homemade products for the internet generation]", Quinn Norton, Irish Times, July 31, 2009. ([http://www.brepettis.com/blog/2009/7/31/makerbot-in-the-irish-times.html blog mirror of article], [http://www.webcitation.org/5vUzrDPix archive])

=== June ===

* "[http://www.welt.de/wams_print/article3876488/Hightech-der-Marke-Eigenbau.html Hightech der Marke Eigenbau]", Christian Ströh, Die Welt Online, June 7, 2009.

=== May ===
* "[http://www.billingsmiddleschool.org/beta/2009/05/28/digital-arts-maker-faire-trip-day-1/ Billings Middle School visits Noisebridge]", Billings Middle School, May 28, 2009.

=== March ===
* "[http://blog.wired.com/gadgets/2009/03/tv-b-gone-creat.html TV-B-Gone Creator Going Strong With Open-Source Hardware]", Wired blog, March 10, 2009.
* "[http://blog.wired.com/gadgets/2009/03/hackerspaces.html DIY Freaks Flock to 'Hacker Spaces' Worldwide]", Wired blog, March 29, 2009.

=== January ===
* "[http://www.origo.hu/techbazis/hightech/20090109-muhelyek-hackereknek-csinald-magad-eszkozok-es-viselheto-szamitogepek-a-25c3.html Lézert bütykölnek a modern hackerek]", Szedlák Ádám
* "[http://www.zeit.de/online/2009/03/digital-hackerspaces Heime für Hacker]", Meike Richter, Zeit Online, January 7, 2009.
* "[http://www.programmazione.it/index.php?entity=eitem&idItem=40992 Creare una Certificate Authority fasulla]", Paolo Raviola, Programmazione.it, January 8, 2009.

== 2008 ==

=== December ===
* "[http://www.linux-magazin.de/NEWS/25c3-Hackerspaces-Treffpunkte-fuer-Hacker-als-neue-Bewegung Hackerspaces - Treffpunkte für Hacker als neue Bewegung]", linux-magazin.de, December 29, 2008
* "[http://searchsecurity.techtarget.com/news/article/0,289142,sid14_gci1343790,00.html Rogue digital certificates strike blow to Internet security]", Dennis Fisher, SearchSecurity, December 30, 2008.

=== October ===
* "[http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/finance/2008/1024/1224715113204.html Hackers need space to innovate]", Danny O'Brien, Irish Times, October 24, 2008.
* "[http://blog.makezine.com/archive/2008/10/noisebridge_new_sf_hacker.html NoiseBridge: new SF hacker space]", Make Blog, October 3, 2008.
* "[http://temple-news.com/2008/10/07/hacktory-offers-geek-friendly-classes/ Hacktory offers geek-friendly classes]", Garrett Smith, The Temple News Online, October 7, 2008.

=== September ===
* "[http://laughingsquid.com/noisebridge-an-open-project-space-for-hackers-in-san-francisco/ NoiseBridge, An Open Project Space for Hackers In San Francisco]", Laughing Squid, September 29, 2008.

Minotaur

2012-08-25T22:53:51Z

99.27.43.230: /* Smoke Ping Graphs */

Minotaur is a computer that helps the monitor the network and runs some basic services

==Status Display==
====Static Info====
====Health====
* Point to point from the wifi interface to a DNSable host on the internet
* Internet connections, MB and Sonic
* Fail over status
* Local DHCP
* Wifi APs
* Local DNS
====Smoke Ping Graphs====
For what? Reachability of http://html5zombo.com seems like a reasonable test.