Noisebridge - User contributions [en]

Things Mary Says

2016-11-23T02:07:48Z

Danukeru:

curl H T T P S colon forward slash forward slash donate dot noisebridge dot net pipe sudo bash

sudo apt-get install donate

When the noise in the bridge spot; Donate like it's hot. Donate like it's hot. Donate like it's hot.

As we go on, we remember, all the times we've, hacked together.

Teach me how to donate. Teach me, Teach me how to donate.

Donate now, so I can say, Noisebridge properly.

To the left, to the left. All of your money in the donate box to the left.

Please only defecate within the designated areas. This message brought to you by hackers against improper colon evacuation.

Look at you, Hacker. A pathetic creature of meat and bone, panting and sweating as you donate to Noisebridge.

Don't just sit there and wait for the robot apocalypse; accelerate it! Donate now!

Computing. Computing. Computing.

Mary had a little lamb, his fur was white as snow, yeah give it to Noisebridge.

What is Do ocracy?

Hacking intensifies.

You don't need money to be happy, you only need Noisebridge. So throw that extra cash in the donate bin!

Cats Rule Everything Around Me. CREAM, get the money. Donate donate bills y'all.

Donate now for a free Mazel Tov Cocktail!

With great power comes great noiseability

Do you know what I love? Donuts. I'm sorry, I meant donates. I love when someone donates to Noisebridge.

Hey. Do you want to hear the most annoying sound in the world?

Things Mary Says

2016-11-07T02:07:07Z

Danukeru:

When the noise in the bridge spot; Donate like it's hot. Donate like it's hot. Donate like it's hot.

As we go on, we remember, all the times we've, hacked together.

Teach me how to donate. Teach me, Teach me how to donate.

Donate now, so I can say, Noisebridge properly.

Netflix and chill, more like donate and chill.

To the left, to the left. All of your money in the donate box to the left.

Please only defecate within the designated areas. This message brought to you by hackers against improper colon evacuation.

Resources/Library

2016-03-08T01:43:12Z

Danukeru: /* Suggested Books */

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

== 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.

== 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]. We scanned tons of books over 15-20 hours. How many? A lot.

Right now we have:
*1784 books with ISBNs, they are organized by section
*6 boxes of books that do not have ISBNs (mostly too old)

The [http://library.noisebridge.net:8080/ library-org webapp] has:
*1449 books have been ingested into library-org using [https://openlibrary.org/ Open Library]
*335 more need additional processing (1784 less 1449)

== What can I do? ==
* '''Initiative 1''': Add dewey decimal system to library
* '''Initiative 2''': Collect sets of topic books from experts and source these books
* '''Initiative 3''': Begin the process of flagging books to be stored in our stacks
* '''Initiative 4''': Improve [https://github.com/robbintt/library-org library-org]

''' Initiative 1: 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 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: Flag books for the stacks '''
* We don't plan to get rid of books, but we do plan to take them off the shelves
* Normal libraries have 'stacks' but we have boxes. We can call our boxes 'the stacks'
* This needs accompanied with a flagging system in library-org so we know a book is in the 'stacks'
* Another thought: we should also label the boxes and say which box each book is in, inside library-org

''' Initiative 4: Improve library-org '''
* library-org is a flask app
* Current capabilities: receive new books, search books.
* Manual add form, but first we need to get our data model stable.
* Connect a fallback API. OpenLibrary only has about 80% coverage, so far.
* Report books not in Open Library, so they can get better.

=== How do I add a new book to the library?===
* First, add the book to the library-org app: http://library.noisebridge.net:8080/new/
* Remember to put in the secret code and press submit!
* If the app couldn't find the book, you can [[user:Robbintt|send me the ISBN]] and proceed.
* Next, put the book in its category. Categories are written under each shelf.

==Library Organizing Application: library-org==

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

Go to application: http://library.noisebridge.net:8080

==Sorting==

The library books were last sorted in labeled during the October 2015 Noisebridge Refresh.

We could add dewey decimal tags to each book using the library application.

== 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

==Suggested Books==

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

2016-03-08T01:42:06Z

Danukeru: /* Mathematics */

Resources/Library

2016-03-08T01:33:18Z

Danukeru: /* Suggested Books */

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

== 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.

== 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]. We scanned tons of books over 15-20 hours. How many? A lot.

Right now we have:
*1784 books with ISBNs, they are organized by section
*6 boxes of books that do not have ISBNs (mostly too old)

The [http://library.noisebridge.net:8080/ library-org webapp] has:
*1449 books have been ingested into library-org using [https://openlibrary.org/ Open Library]
*335 more need additional processing (1784 less 1449)

== What can I do? ==
* '''Initiative 1''': Add dewey decimal system to library
* '''Initiative 2''': Collect sets of topic books from experts and source these books
* '''Initiative 3''': Begin the process of flagging books to be stored in our stacks
* '''Initiative 4''': Improve [https://github.com/robbintt/library-org library-org]

''' Initiative 1: 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 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: Flag books for the stacks '''
* We don't plan to get rid of books, but we do plan to take them off the shelves
* Normal libraries have 'stacks' but we have boxes. We can call our boxes 'the stacks'
* This needs accompanied with a flagging system in library-org so we know a book is in the 'stacks'
* Another thought: we should also label the boxes and say which box each book is in, inside library-org

''' Initiative 4: Improve library-org '''
* library-org is a flask app
* Current capabilities: receive new books, search books.
* Manual add form, but first we need to get our data model stable.
* Connect a fallback API. OpenLibrary only has about 80% coverage, so far.
* Report books not in Open Library, so they can get better.

=== How do I add a new book to the library?===
* First, add the book to the library-org app: http://library.noisebridge.net:8080/new/
* Remember to put in the secret code and press submit!
* If the app couldn't find the book, you can [[user:Robbintt|send me the ISBN]] and proceed.
* Next, put the book in its category. Categories are written under each shelf.

==Library Organizing Application: library-org==

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

Go to application: http://library.noisebridge.net:8080

==Sorting==

The library books were last sorted in labeled during the October 2015 Noisebridge Refresh.

We could add dewey decimal tags to each book using the library application.

== 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

==Suggested Books==

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
|}

=== "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

2016-03-08T01:18:20Z

Danukeru: /* Books of Interest - Aestetix */

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

== 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.

== 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]. We scanned tons of books over 15-20 hours. How many? A lot.

Right now we have:
*1784 books with ISBNs, they are organized by section
*6 boxes of books that do not have ISBNs (mostly too old)

The [http://library.noisebridge.net:8080/ library-org webapp] has:
*1449 books have been ingested into library-org using [https://openlibrary.org/ Open Library]
*335 more need additional processing (1784 less 1449)

== What can I do? ==
* '''Initiative 1''': Add dewey decimal system to library
* '''Initiative 2''': Collect sets of topic books from experts and source these books
* '''Initiative 3''': Begin the process of flagging books to be stored in our stacks
* '''Initiative 4''': Improve [https://github.com/robbintt/library-org library-org]

''' Initiative 1: 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 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: Flag books for the stacks '''
* We don't plan to get rid of books, but we do plan to take them off the shelves
* Normal libraries have 'stacks' but we have boxes. We can call our boxes 'the stacks'
* This needs accompanied with a flagging system in library-org so we know a book is in the 'stacks'
* Another thought: we should also label the boxes and say which box each book is in, inside library-org

''' Initiative 4: Improve library-org '''
* library-org is a flask app
* Current capabilities: receive new books, search books.
* Manual add form, but first we need to get our data model stable.
* Connect a fallback API. OpenLibrary only has about 80% coverage, so far.
* Report books not in Open Library, so they can get better.

=== How do I add a new book to the library?===
* First, add the book to the library-org app: http://library.noisebridge.net:8080/new/
* Remember to put in the secret code and press submit!
* If the app couldn't find the book, you can [[user:Robbintt|send me the ISBN]] and proceed.
* Next, put the book in its category. Categories are written under each shelf.

==Library Organizing Application: library-org==

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

Go to application: http://library.noisebridge.net:8080

==Sorting==

The library books were last sorted in labeled during the October 2015 Noisebridge Refresh.

We could add dewey decimal tags to each book using the library application.

== 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

==Suggested Books==

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
|}

=== 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

2016-03-08T01:12:44Z

Danukeru: /* Books of Interest - Aestetix */

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

== 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.

== 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]. We scanned tons of books over 15-20 hours. How many? A lot.

Right now we have:
*1784 books with ISBNs, they are organized by section
*6 boxes of books that do not have ISBNs (mostly too old)

The [http://library.noisebridge.net:8080/ library-org webapp] has:
*1449 books have been ingested into library-org using [https://openlibrary.org/ Open Library]
*335 more need additional processing (1784 less 1449)

== What can I do? ==
* '''Initiative 1''': Add dewey decimal system to library
* '''Initiative 2''': Collect sets of topic books from experts and source these books
* '''Initiative 3''': Begin the process of flagging books to be stored in our stacks
* '''Initiative 4''': Improve [https://github.com/robbintt/library-org library-org]

''' Initiative 1: 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 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: Flag books for the stacks '''
* We don't plan to get rid of books, but we do plan to take them off the shelves
* Normal libraries have 'stacks' but we have boxes. We can call our boxes 'the stacks'
* This needs accompanied with a flagging system in library-org so we know a book is in the 'stacks'
* Another thought: we should also label the boxes and say which box each book is in, inside library-org

''' Initiative 4: Improve library-org '''
* library-org is a flask app
* Current capabilities: receive new books, search books.
* Manual add form, but first we need to get our data model stable.
* Connect a fallback API. OpenLibrary only has about 80% coverage, so far.
* Report books not in Open Library, so they can get better.

=== How do I add a new book to the library?===
* First, add the book to the library-org app: http://library.noisebridge.net:8080/new/
* Remember to put in the secret code and press submit!
* If the app couldn't find the book, you can [[user:Robbintt|send me the ISBN]] and proceed.
* Next, put the book in its category. Categories are written under each shelf.

==Library Organizing Application: library-org==

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

Go to application: http://library.noisebridge.net:8080

==Sorting==

The library books were last sorted in labeled during the October 2015 Noisebridge Refresh.

We could add dewey decimal tags to each book using the library application.

== 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

==Suggested Books==

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
|}

=== 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
|}

=== 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]]

User:Danukeru

2016-01-25T10:14:22Z

Danukeru:

[https://twitter.com/Danukeru My tiny blip on asocial media.]

Can be found at https://danuke.ru

Long-time member of [https://wiki.hackerspaces.org/FOULAB FOULAB] in Montreal.

Publicly, working on coreboot development on x220, and channelling the power of lightning into my trash heap of a bike.

Otherwise, rainbow tables and pwnies.

Currently back residing in the tundra where he was born.

A13 tablet

2015-11-29T08:52:57Z

Danukeru: /* Hardware */

==Allwinner A13 Chinese Tablet==

90% of info will come from: https://linux-sunxi.org/Main_Page

===Hardware===
* Board model: TW_A0910_16B_V1.1_0830 (silkscreened). The id tag is searchable as "TW_A0910"
* Manufacturing: 2013 08 30 (silkscreened)
* Screen size: 9" , 800x480
* touch controller: gslx680 - https://github.com/jabjoe/sunxi-gslx680
** Extracted kernel module (.ko), and firmware(.fw)[really just a register values for settings] from driver: https://jii.moe/4kLOCPMVl.tar.gz / sha256sum: 29d2218ba11ef76dc51c5f949a2c53e7f2ce1677b28782178d30ba1fab1c027e
* wifi: Realtek RTL8188 - has been in linux kernel forever at this point
* Power management: AXP209 - drivers should already be in linux-arm-kernel / datenblatt: https://linux-sunxi.org/AXP209
* Flash: Hynix
* RAM: 256X16 DDR3 Generic (4GB)

===Flashing===
* FEL mode procedure
** Detach all wiring.
** Hold volume and power for about 3 secs. Screen will remain black, but green light should turn on.
** Connecting USB and running lsusb should give you a device with an ID of 1f3a:efe8
** Build sunxi-tools and "$ ./sunxi-fel ver" should return a string like: AWUSBFEX soc=00001625(A13) 00000001 ver=0001 44 08 scratchpad=00007e00 00000000 00000000
* No obviously exposed UART/JTAG - might be tied to uSD slot
* Entering FEL is part of the boot process (handled by the masked BROM): https://linux-sunxi.org/Boot_Process
** https://linux-sunxi.org/FEL/USBBoot
** The BROM, proper: https://linux-sunxi.org/BROM
* LiveSuit factory flashing software (Linux, OSX, Win) for Allwinner: http://linux-sunxi.org/LiveSuit
* 'PhoenixSuit' (may be Windows only): https://github.com/linux-sunxi/sunxi-livesuite

===Bootloader & Onboard Flash===
* A13 is now mainlined on U-boot
* Caveat is that to run completely from the NAND Flash (MTD device), you need some patches
** MTD device driver as well for using the onboard flash directly
* VERY IMPORTANT info over here on how to do that: https://linux-sunxi.org/Installing_to_NAND
** nand-part is used to build the descriptor. Remember to keep partitions for the chain loaders.

===Kernel===
* Reusing older sources: https://linux-sunxi.org/Linux_Kernel [most likely not necessary to reuse, because of Mali400 being pretty opensource now]

===Debian on A13 (sun5i)===
* Much info https://wiki.debian.org/InstallingDebianOn/Allwinner

A13 tablet

2015-11-29T08:49:49Z

Danukeru: /* Kernel */

==Allwinner A13 Chinese Tablet==

90% of info will come from: https://linux-sunxi.org/Main_Page

===Hardware===
* Board model: TW_A0910_16B_V1.1_0830 (silkscreened). The id tag is searchable as "TW_A0910"
* Manufacturing: 2013 08 30 (silkscreened)
* Screen size: 9" , 800x480
* touch controller: gslx680 - https://github.com/jabjoe/sunxi-gslx680
** Extracted driver, and firmware from driver: https://jii.moe/4kLOCPMVl.tar.gz / sha256sum: 29d2218ba11ef76dc51c5f949a2c53e7f2ce1677b28782178d30ba1fab1c027e
* wifi: Realtek RTL8188 - has been in linux kernel forever at this point
* Power management: AXP209 - drivers should already be in linux-arm-kernel / datenblatt: https://linux-sunxi.org/AXP209
* Flash: Hynix
* RAM: 256X16 DDR3 Generic (4GB)

===Flashing===
* FEL mode procedure
** Detach all wiring.
** Hold volume and power for about 3 secs. Screen will remain black, but green light should turn on.
** Connecting USB and running lsusb should give you a device with an ID of 1f3a:efe8
** Build sunxi-tools and "$ ./sunxi-fel ver" should return a string like: AWUSBFEX soc=00001625(A13) 00000001 ver=0001 44 08 scratchpad=00007e00 00000000 00000000
* No obviously exposed UART/JTAG - might be tied to uSD slot
* Entering FEL is part of the boot process (handled by the masked BROM): https://linux-sunxi.org/Boot_Process
** https://linux-sunxi.org/FEL/USBBoot
** The BROM, proper: https://linux-sunxi.org/BROM
* LiveSuit factory flashing software (Linux, OSX, Win) for Allwinner: http://linux-sunxi.org/LiveSuit
* 'PhoenixSuit' (may be Windows only): https://github.com/linux-sunxi/sunxi-livesuite

===Bootloader & Onboard Flash===
* A13 is now mainlined on U-boot
* Caveat is that to run completely from the NAND Flash (MTD device), you need some patches
** MTD device driver as well for using the onboard flash directly
* VERY IMPORTANT info over here on how to do that: https://linux-sunxi.org/Installing_to_NAND
** nand-part is used to build the descriptor. Remember to keep partitions for the chain loaders.

===Kernel===
* Reusing older sources: https://linux-sunxi.org/Linux_Kernel [most likely not necessary to reuse, because of Mali400 being pretty opensource now]

===Debian on A13 (sun5i)===
* Much info https://wiki.debian.org/InstallingDebianOn/Allwinner

A13 tablet

2015-11-29T08:45:09Z

Danukeru: /* Debian bootstrap */

==Allwinner A13 Chinese Tablet==

90% of info will come from: https://linux-sunxi.org/Main_Page

===Hardware===
* Board model: TW_A0910_16B_V1.1_0830 (silkscreened). The id tag is searchable as "TW_A0910"
* Manufacturing: 2013 08 30 (silkscreened)
* Screen size: 9" , 800x480
* touch controller: gslx680 - https://github.com/jabjoe/sunxi-gslx680
** Extracted driver, and firmware from driver: https://jii.moe/4kLOCPMVl.tar.gz / sha256sum: 29d2218ba11ef76dc51c5f949a2c53e7f2ce1677b28782178d30ba1fab1c027e
* wifi: Realtek RTL8188 - has been in linux kernel forever at this point
* Power management: AXP209 - drivers should already be in linux-arm-kernel / datenblatt: https://linux-sunxi.org/AXP209
* Flash: Hynix
* RAM: 256X16 DDR3 Generic (4GB)

===Flashing===
* FEL mode procedure
** Detach all wiring.
** Hold volume and power for about 3 secs. Screen will remain black, but green light should turn on.
** Connecting USB and running lsusb should give you a device with an ID of 1f3a:efe8
** Build sunxi-tools and "$ ./sunxi-fel ver" should return a string like: AWUSBFEX soc=00001625(A13) 00000001 ver=0001 44 08 scratchpad=00007e00 00000000 00000000
* No obviously exposed UART/JTAG - might be tied to uSD slot
* Entering FEL is part of the boot process (handled by the masked BROM): https://linux-sunxi.org/Boot_Process
** https://linux-sunxi.org/FEL/USBBoot
** The BROM, proper: https://linux-sunxi.org/BROM
* LiveSuit factory flashing software (Linux, OSX, Win) for Allwinner: http://linux-sunxi.org/LiveSuit
* 'PhoenixSuit' (may be Windows only): https://github.com/linux-sunxi/sunxi-livesuite

===Bootloader & Onboard Flash===
* A13 is now mainlined on U-boot
* Caveat is that to run completely from the NAND Flash (MTD device), you need some patches
** MTD device driver as well for using the onboard flash directly
* VERY IMPORTANT info over here on how to do that: https://linux-sunxi.org/Installing_to_NAND
** nand-part is used to build the descriptor. Remember to keep partitions for the chain loaders.

===Kernel===
* TODO
* Reusing older sources: https://linux-sunxi.org/Linux_Kernel [most likely not necessary to reuse, because of Mali400 being pretty opensource now]

===Debian on A13 (sun5i)===
* Much info https://wiki.debian.org/InstallingDebianOn/Allwinner

A13 tablet

2015-11-29T08:42:11Z

Danukeru:

==Allwinner A13 Chinese Tablet==

90% of info will come from: https://linux-sunxi.org/Main_Page

===Hardware===
* Board model: TW_A0910_16B_V1.1_0830 (silkscreened). The id tag is searchable as "TW_A0910"
* Manufacturing: 2013 08 30 (silkscreened)
* Screen size: 9" , 800x480
* touch controller: gslx680 - https://github.com/jabjoe/sunxi-gslx680
** Extracted driver, and firmware from driver: https://jii.moe/4kLOCPMVl.tar.gz / sha256sum: 29d2218ba11ef76dc51c5f949a2c53e7f2ce1677b28782178d30ba1fab1c027e
* wifi: Realtek RTL8188 - has been in linux kernel forever at this point
* Power management: AXP209 - drivers should already be in linux-arm-kernel / datenblatt: https://linux-sunxi.org/AXP209
* Flash: Hynix
* RAM: 256X16 DDR3 Generic (4GB)

===Flashing===
* FEL mode procedure
** Detach all wiring.
** Hold volume and power for about 3 secs. Screen will remain black, but green light should turn on.
** Connecting USB and running lsusb should give you a device with an ID of 1f3a:efe8
** Build sunxi-tools and "$ ./sunxi-fel ver" should return a string like: AWUSBFEX soc=00001625(A13) 00000001 ver=0001 44 08 scratchpad=00007e00 00000000 00000000
* No obviously exposed UART/JTAG - might be tied to uSD slot
* Entering FEL is part of the boot process (handled by the masked BROM): https://linux-sunxi.org/Boot_Process
** https://linux-sunxi.org/FEL/USBBoot
** The BROM, proper: https://linux-sunxi.org/BROM
* LiveSuit factory flashing software (Linux, OSX, Win) for Allwinner: http://linux-sunxi.org/LiveSuit
* 'PhoenixSuit' (may be Windows only): https://github.com/linux-sunxi/sunxi-livesuite

===Bootloader & Onboard Flash===
* A13 is now mainlined on U-boot
* Caveat is that to run completely from the NAND Flash (MTD device), you need some patches
** MTD device driver as well for using the onboard flash directly
* VERY IMPORTANT info over here on how to do that: https://linux-sunxi.org/Installing_to_NAND
** nand-part is used to build the descriptor. Remember to keep partitions for the chain loaders.

===Kernel===
* TODO
* Reusing older sources: https://linux-sunxi.org/Linux_Kernel [most likely not necessary to reuse, because of Mali400 being pretty opensource now]

===Debian bootstrap===
* TODO

A13 tablet

2015-11-29T08:39:19Z

Danukeru: /* Bootloader */

==Allwinner A13 Chinese Tablet==

90% of info will come from: https://linux-sunxi.org/Main_Page

===Hardware===
* Board model: TW_A0910_16B_V1.1_0830 (silkscreened). The id tag is searchable as "TW_A0910"
* Manufacturing: 2013 08 30 (silkscreened)
* Screen size: 9" , 800x480
* touch controller: gslx680 - https://github.com/jabjoe/sunxi-gslx680
** Extracted driver, and firmware from driver: https://jii.moe/4kLOCPMVl.tar.gz / sha256sum: 29d2218ba11ef76dc51c5f949a2c53e7f2ce1677b28782178d30ba1fab1c027e
* wifi: Realtek RTL8188 - has been in linux kernel forever at this point
* Power management: AXP209 - drivers should already be in linux-arm-kernel / datenblatt: https://linux-sunxi.org/AXP209
* Flash: Hynix
* RAM: 256X16 DDR3 Generic (4GB)

===Flashing===
* FEL mode procedure
** Detach all wiring.
** Hold volume and power for about 3 secs. Screen will remain black, but green light should turn on.
** Connecting USB and running lsusb should give you a device with an ID of 1f3a:efe8
** Build sunxi-tools and "$ ./sunxi-fel ver" should return a string like: AWUSBFEX soc=00001625(A13) 00000001 ver=0001 44 08 scratchpad=00007e00 00000000 00000000
* No obviously exposed UART/JTAG - might be tied to uSD slot
* Entering FEL is part of the boot process (handled by the masked BROM): https://linux-sunxi.org/Boot_Process
** https://linux-sunxi.org/FEL/USBBoot
** The BROM, proper: https://linux-sunxi.org/BROM
* LiveSuit factory flashing software (Linux, OSX, Win) for Allwinner: http://linux-sunxi.org/LiveSuit
* 'PhoenixSuit' (may be Windows only): https://github.com/linux-sunxi/sunxi-livesuite

===Bootloader===
* A13 is now mainlined on U-boot
* Caveat is that to run completely from the NAND Flash (MTD device), you need some patches
** MTD device driver as well for using the onboard flash directly
* VERY IMPORTANT info over here on how to do that: https://linux-sunxi.org/Installing_to_NAND
** nand-part is used to build the descriptor. Remember to keep partitions for the chain loaders.

===Kernel===
* TODO
* Reusing older sources: https://linux-sunxi.org/Linux_Kernel [most likely not necessary to reuse, because of Mali400 being pretty opensource now]

===Debian bootstrap===
* TODO

A13 tablet

2015-11-28T10:25:29Z

Danukeru: /* Hardware */

A13 tablet

2015-11-28T10:20:22Z

Danukeru: /* Hardware */

A13 tablet

2015-11-28T09:56:26Z

Danukeru: /* Hardware */

A13 tablet

2015-11-10T02:53:50Z

Danukeru: /* Flashing */

A13 tablet

2015-11-10T02:47:55Z

Danukeru: /* Flashing */

A13 tablet

2015-11-10T02:43:37Z

Danukeru: /* Flashing */

A13 tablet

2015-11-07T08:14:37Z

Danukeru: /* Hardware */

==Allwinner A13 Chinese Tablet==

90% of info will come from: https://linux-sunxi.org/Main_Page

===Hardware===
* Board model: TW_A0910_16B_V1.1_0830 (silkscreened)
* Manufacturing: 2013 08 30 (silkscreened)
* touch controller: gslx680 - https://github.com/jabjoe/sunxi-gslx680
* wifi: Realtek RTL8188 - has been in linux kernel forever at this point
* Power management: AXP209 - https://linux-sunxi.org/AXP209
* Flash: Hynix
* RAM: 256X16 DDR3 Generic (4GB)

===Flashing===
* Figure out how to enter FEL mode.
* No obviously exposed UART/JTAG - might be tied to uSD slot

===Bootloader===
* A13 is now mainlined on U-boot

===Kernel===
* TODO
* Reusing older sources: https://linux-sunxi.org/Linux_Kernel [most likely not necessary to reuse, because of Mali400 being pretty opensource now]

===Debian bootstrap===
* TODO

A13 tablet

2015-11-07T07:53:57Z

Danukeru:

==Allwinner A13 Chinese Tablet==

90% of info will come from: https://linux-sunxi.org/Main_Page

===Hardware===
* Board model: TW_A0910_16B_V1.1_0830 (silkscreened)
* Manufacturing: 2013 08 30 (silkscreened)
* touch controller: gslx680 - https://github.com/jabjoe/sunxi-gslx680
* wifi: Realtek RTL8188
* Power management: AXP209
* Flash: Hynix
* RAM: 256X16 DDR3 Generic (4GB)

===Flashing===
* Figure out how to enter FEL mode.
* No obviously exposed UART/JTAG - might be tied to uSD slot

===Bootloader===
* A13 is now mainlined on U-boot

===Kernel===
* TODO
* Reusing older sources: https://linux-sunxi.org/Linux_Kernel [most likely not necessary to reuse, because of Mali400 being pretty opensource now]

===Debian bootstrap===
* TODO

A13 tablet

2015-11-07T07:47:25Z

Danukeru:

==Allwinner A13 Chinese Tablet==

90% of info will come from: https://linux-sunxi.org/Main_Page

===Hardware===
* Board model: TW_A0910_16B_V1.1_0830 (silkscreened)
* Manufacturing: 2013 08 30 (silkscreened)
* touch controller: gslx680 - https://github.com/jabjoe/sunxi-gslx680
* wifi: Realtek RTL8188
* Power management: AXP209
* Flash: Hynix
* RAM: 256X16 DDR3 Generic (4GB)

===Flashing===
* Figure out how to enter FEL mode.
* No obviously exposed UART/JTAG - might be tied to uSD slot

===Bootloader===
* A13 is now mainlined on U-boot

===Kernel===
* TODO
* Reusing older sources: https://linux-sunxi.org/Linux_Kernel

===Debian bootstrap===
* TODO

A13 tablet

2015-11-07T07:42:55Z

Danukeru:

==Allwinner A13 Chinese Tablet==

90% of info will come from: https://linux-sunxi.org/Main_Page

===Hardware===
* Board model: TW_A0910_16B_V1.1_0830 (silkscreened)
* Manufacturing: 2013 08 30 (silkscreened)
* touch controller: gslx680 - https://github.com/jabjoe/sunxi-gslx680
* wifi: Realtek RTL8188
* Power management: AXP209
* Flash: Hynix
* RAM: 256X16 DDR3 Generic (4GB)

===Flashing===
* Figure out how to enter FEL mode.
* No obviously exposed UART/JTAG - might be tied to uSD slot

===Bootloader===
* A13 is now mainlined on U-boot

===Kernel===
* TODO

===Debian bootstrap===
* TODO

A13 tablet

2015-11-07T07:38:40Z

Danukeru: Initial specifications of tablets

==Allwinner A13 Chinese Tablet==

===Hardware===
* Board model: TW_A0910_16B_V1.1_0830 (silkscreened)
* Manufacturing: 2013 08 30 (silkscreened)
* touch controller: gslx680 - https://github.com/jabjoe/sunxi-gslx680
* wifi: Realtek RTL8188
* Power management: AXP209
* Flash: Hynix
* RAM: 256X16 DDR3 Generic (4GB)

===Flashing===
* Figure out how to enter FEL mode.
* No obviously exposed UART/JTAG - might be tied to uSD slot

===Bootloader===
* A13 is now mainlined on U-boot

===Kernel===
* TODO

===Debian bootstrap===
* TODO

Women in our hacker culture mural

2015-10-28T07:47:25Z

Danukeru:

= What =

The wall behind the fabrication area (at the south west corner of the space), was recently primer'd during the REFRESH. Now that we have all this fresh wall on which to have an art, we'd like to add new murals to it to accompany the nearby Tesla mural.

It was suggested that a mural of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Margaret_Hamilton_%28scientist%29 Margaret Hamilton] be painted on the wall celebrating her contribution to the Apollo program. Upon this suggestion some folk threw in the idea that we should have multiple people immortalized on the wall, instead turning it from a mural of one into a dedicated mural to women in the history of computing.

= who? =

Have a suggestion as to who we should put on the wall? Add it to the list! Include a link so that people can learn about their contributions.

* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Margaret_Hamilton_%28scientist%29 Margaret Hamilton]
* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ada_Lovelace Ada Lovelace]
* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grace_Hopper Grace Hopper]
* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lynn_Conway Lynn Conway]
* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kathleen_Antonelli Kay McNulty]
* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grete_Hermann Grete Hermann](bonus points for disproving Von Neumann? :P)

User:Danukeru

2015-10-21T02:51:10Z

Danukeru:

User:Danukeru

2015-10-01T22:45:47Z

Danukeru: Created page with "[https://twitter.com/Danukeru My tiny blip on asocial media.] Can be found at https://danuke.ru Long-time member of [https://wiki.hackerspaces.org/FOULAB FOULAB] in Montreal..."