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MediaWiki:Gadget-Global-Formicarium.js

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MediaWiki:Gadget-Global-Formicarium.css

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MediaWiki:Gadget-Global-InlineSearch.js

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MediaWiki:Gadget-Vivarium.js

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	/**
	* Vivarium produces an interactive instance of Conway's Game of Life
	* Documentation: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Template:Conway's_Game_of_Life
	* Source code: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki:Gadget-Global-Vivarium.js
	*/
	~~mw.loader.load( '//www.mediawiki.org/w/load.php?modules=ext.gadget.Global-Vivarium' );~~
	~~// mw.loader.load( '//www.noisebridge.net/wiki/load.php?modules=ext.gadget.Global-Vivarium' );~~

MediaWiki:Gadget-Formicarium.js

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	/**
	* Formicarium.js implements an interactive instance of Langton's ant
	* Documentation: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Template:Langton's_ant
	* Source code: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki:Gadget-Global-Formicarium.js
	*/
	~~mw.loader.load( '//www.mediawiki.org/w/load.php?modules=ext.gadget.Global-Formicarium' );~~

MediaWiki:Gadget-InlineSearch.js

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	/**
	* InlineSearch allows to search the wiki and display the results in a wiki page
	* Documentation: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/InlineSearch
	* Source code: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki:Gadget-Global-InlineSearch.js
	*/
	~~mw.loader.load( '//www.mediawiki.org/w/load.php?modules=ext.gadget.Global-InlineSearch' );~~

MediaWiki:Gadgets-definition

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Use local gadget modules instead of mediawiki.org imports

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	~~== interface gadgets ==~~
	* Navigation_popups[ResourceLoader\|dependencies=mediawiki.api,mediawiki.user,mediawiki.util,user.options,mediawiki.jqueryMsg\|type=general]\|popups.js\|navpop.css
	* vector-headanchor[ResourceLoader\|type=general]\|vector-headanchor.js\|vector-headanchor.css
	* Edittop[ResourceLoader]\|edittop.js
	* InlineSearch[ResourceLoader\|hidden\|default\|categories=Gadget:InlineSearch]\|InlineSearch.js

	~~== editing gadgets ==~~
	* CharInsertButtons[ResourceLoader\|default\|actions=edit]\|CharInsertButtons.css

	~~== AuthorizedUsers ==~~


	~~== Experimental / Fun ==~~
	* Vivarium[ResourceLoader\|default\|categories=Vivarium.js]\|Vivarium.js
	* Formicarium[ResourceLoader\|default\|categories=Formicarium.js]\|Formicarium.js

	~~== Global ==~~
	* Global-Vivarium[ResourceLoader]\|Global-Vivarium.js\|Global-Vivarium.css

MediaWiki:Common.js

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Fix Common.js for ES5 compatibility

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	~~e.src='//www.google-analytics.com/analytics.js';~~
	~~r.parentNode.insertBefore(e,r)}(window,document,'script','ga'));~~
	~~ga('create','UA-68102409-1','auto');ga('send','pageview');~~

	~~$(function () {~~
	$('#content').prepend("<div class='noisebridge-donate-button' style='position: fixed; top: 50px; right: 0;'><a href='https://noisebridge.net/donate'><img src='https://noisebridge.net/images/5/55/Donate.png' alt='Donate'></a></div>");
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	~~var e = document.createElement('script'); e.type='text/javascript'; e.async = true;~~
	~~e.src = 'https://www.eff.org/doa/widget.min.js';~~
	~~var s = document.getElementsByTagName('script')[0]; s.parentNode.insertBefore(e, s);~~
	*/
	~~});~~

	~~var fontloader = [`~~
	~~<link rel="preconnect" href="https://fonts.googleapis.com">~~
	~~<link rel="preconnect" href="https://fonts.gstatic.com" crossorigin>~~
	~~<link href="https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Open+Sans:ital,wght@0,300;0,400;0,700;1,300;1,400;1,700&display=swap" rel="stylesheet">`~~
	]

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	~~var head = document.querySelector("head");~~
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Category:Fighting Game Fridays

Lxpk — Tue, 31 Mar 2026 03:59:52 GMT

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	{{~~gaming~~}}		{{game}}
	==Fighting Game Fridays==		==Fighting Game Fridays==
	* [[School of Melee]]		* [[School of Melee]]
	* [[Showcase Showdown]]		* [[Showcase Showdown]]

Category:Fighting Game Fridays

Lxpk — Tue, 31 Mar 2026 03:59:08 GMT

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{{gaming}}
==Fighting Game Fridays==
* [[School of Melee]]
* [[Showcase Showdown]]

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	{{guilds}}		{{guilds}}
	{{box3}} '''[[games\|Games Guild]]''' \| [[Arcade]] \| [[VRBridge]] \| [[Noisebridge_Gaming_Archivists\|Gaming Archivists]] <br>'''[[:Category:Gamedev Events\|Gamedev Events]]''' \| [[Gamebridge\|Gamebridge Gamedev Wednesdays]] \| [[Gamedev Coworking\|Gamedev Coworking Sun-Tue]] \| [[Blender Class\|Blender]] \| [[GDC]] <br> '''[[:Category:Gaming Events\|Gaming Thursdays]]''' \| [[Indiebridge\|Indiebridge 1st Thur]] \| [[Tablebridge\|Tablebridge 2nd Thur]] \| [[Ten Minutes of Game\|10MinsOfGame Talks 3rd Thur]] \| [[Songbridge\|Songbridge 4th Thur]] <br>		{{box3}} '''[[games\|Games Guild]]''' \| [[Arcade]] \| [[VRBridge]] \| [[Noisebridge_Gaming_Archivists\|Gaming Archivists]] <br>'''[[:Category:Gamedev Events\|Gamedev Events]]''' \| [[Gamebridge\|Gamebridge Gamedev Wednesdays]] \| [[Gamedev Coworking\|Gamedev Coworking Sun-Tue]] \| [[Blender Class\|Blender]] \| [[GDC]] <br> '''[[:Category:Gaming Events\|Gaming Thursdays]]''' \| [[Indiebridge\|Indiebridge 1st Thur]] \| [[Tablebridge\|Tablebridge 2nd Thur]] \| [[Ten Minutes of Game\|10MinsOfGame Talks 3rd Thur]] \| [[Songbridge\|Songbridge 4th Thur]] <br>
	'''~~FRIDAYS~~:''' [[School of Melee\|School of Melee 1st & 3rd Fri]] \| [[Showcase Showdown\|Showcase Showdown 2nd & 4th Fri]] <br> '''[[:Category:Game Engines\|Game Engine Saturdays]]''': [[Unitybridge\|Unitybridge 1st Sat]] \| [[Unrealbridge\|Unrealbridge 2nd Sat]] \| [[Godot Meetup\|Godot Meetup 3rd Sat]] \| [[Graphicsbridge\|Graphicsbridge 4th Sat]] <br>'''[[:Category:Noisebridge Games\|Noisebridge Games]]''' \| [[Text Adventure\|NB Adventure]] \| [[Noisebridge Against Humanity]] \| [[Simbridge]] \| [[BBS]]<br>'''[[:Category:Game Jams\|Game Jams]]''' \| [[GameJamCamp]] \| [[:Category:Global Game Jam\|Global Game Jam]]		'''[[:Category:Fighting Game Fridays\|Fighting Game Fridays]]:''' [[School of Melee\|School of Melee 1st & 3rd Fri]] \| [[Showcase Showdown\|Showcase Showdown 2nd & 4th Fri]] <br> '''[[:Category:Game Engines\|Game Engine Saturdays]]''': [[Unitybridge\|Unitybridge 1st Sat]] \| [[Unrealbridge\|Unrealbridge 2nd Sat]] \| [[Godot Meetup\|Godot Meetup 3rd Sat]] \| [[Graphicsbridge\|Graphicsbridge 4th Sat]] <br>'''[[:Category:Noisebridge Games\|Noisebridge Games]]''' \| [[Text Adventure\|NB Adventure]] \| [[Noisebridge Against Humanity]] \| [[Simbridge]] \| [[BBS]]<br>'''[[:Category:Game Jams\|Game Jams]]''' \| [[GameJamCamp]] \| [[:Category:Global Game Jam\|Global Game Jam]]
	\|\| <small>[[:Template:game\|E]]</small>		\|\| <small>[[:Template:game\|E]]</small>
	{{boxend}}		{{boxend}}
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Showcase Showdown

Lxpk — Tue, 31 Mar 2026 03:48:40 GMT

Showcase Showdown

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	=Showcase Showdown=		=Showcase Showdown=
	Showcase Showdown is an indie game showcase and fighitng game tourney featuring Smash Melee competition.		Showcase Showdown is an indie game showcase and fighitng game tourney featuring Smash Melee competition.
	* WHEN: 2nd and 4th Fridays at [[Noisebridge]].		* WHEN: 2nd and 4th Fridays at [[Noisebridge]] at 7pm-12am.
	* WHAT: Play indie games showcases and competitive console games like [[Super Smash Brothers Melee]].		* WHAT: Play indie games showcases and competitive console games like [[Super Smash Brothers Melee]].
	* It is part of [[:Category:Fighting Fridays]] along with [[School of Melee]].		* It is part of [[:Category:Fighting Fridays]] along with [[School of Melee]].
			* It started as the first [[GDC]] IndieSmash event in 2026.

Showcase Showdown

Lxpk — Tue, 31 Mar 2026 03:46:45 GMT

Created page with "{{game}} =Showcase Showdown= Showcase Showdown is an indie game showcase and fighitng game tourney featuring Smash Melee competition. * WHEN: 2nd and 4th Fridays at Noisebridge. * WHAT: Play indie games showcases and competitive console games like Super Smash Brothers Melee. * It is part of Category:Fighting Fridays along with School of Melee."

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{{game}}

=Showcase Showdown=
Showcase Showdown is an indie game showcase and fighitng game tourney featuring Smash Melee competition.
* WHEN: 2nd and 4th Fridays at [[Noisebridge]].
* WHAT: Play indie games showcases and competitive console games like [[Super Smash Brothers Melee]].
* It is part of [[:Category:Fighting Fridays]] along with [[School of Melee]].

Template:Game

Lxpk — Tue, 31 Mar 2026 03:37:19 GMT

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	{{box3}} '''[[games\|Games Guild]]''' \| [[Arcade]] \| [[VRBridge]] \| [[Noisebridge_Gaming_Archivists\|Gaming Archivists]] <br>'''[[:Category:Gamedev Events\|Gamedev Events]]''' \| [[Gamebridge\|Gamebridge Gamedev Wednesdays]] \| [[Gamedev Coworking\|Gamedev Coworking Sun-Tue]] \| [[Blender Class\|Blender]] \| [[GDC]] <br> '''[[:Category:Gaming Events\|Gaming Thursdays]]''' \| [[Indiebridge\|Indiebridge 1st Thur]] \| [[Tablebridge\|Tablebridge 2nd Thur]] \| [[Ten Minutes of Game\|10MinsOfGame Talks 3rd Thur]] \| [[Songbridge\|Songbridge 4th Thur]] <br> '''[[:Category:Game Engines\|Game Engine Saturdays]]''': [[Unitybridge\|Unitybridge 1st Sat]] \| [[Unrealbridge\|Unrealbridge 2nd Sat]] \| [[Godot Meetup\|Godot Meetup 3rd Sat]] \| [[Graphicsbridge\|Graphicsbridge 4th Sat]] <br>'''[[:Category:Noisebridge Games\|Noisebridge Games]]''' \| [[Text Adventure\|NB Adventure]] \| [[Noisebridge Against Humanity]] \| [[Simbridge]] \| [[BBS]]<br>'''[[:Category:Game Jams\|Game Jams]]''' \| [[GameJamCamp]] \| [[:Category:Global Game Jam\|Global Game Jam]]		{{box3}} '''[[games\|Games Guild]]''' \| [[Arcade]] \| [[VRBridge]] \| [[Noisebridge_Gaming_Archivists\|Gaming Archivists]] <br>'''[[:Category:Gamedev Events\|Gamedev Events]]''' \| [[Gamebridge\|Gamebridge Gamedev Wednesdays]] \| [[Gamedev Coworking\|Gamedev Coworking Sun-Tue]] \| [[Blender Class\|Blender]] \| [[GDC]] <br> '''[[:Category:Gaming Events\|Gaming Thursdays]]''' \| [[Indiebridge\|Indiebridge 1st Thur]] \| [[Tablebridge\|Tablebridge 2nd Thur]] \| [[Ten Minutes of Game\|10MinsOfGame Talks 3rd Thur]] \| [[Songbridge\|Songbridge 4th Thur]] <br>
			'''FRIDAYS:''' [[School of Melee\|School of Melee 1st & 3rd Fri]] \| [[Showcase Showdown\|Showcase Showdown 2nd & 4th Fri]] <br> '''[[:Category:Game Engines\|Game Engine Saturdays]]''': [[Unitybridge\|Unitybridge 1st Sat]] \| [[Unrealbridge\|Unrealbridge 2nd Sat]] \| [[Godot Meetup\|Godot Meetup 3rd Sat]] \| [[Graphicsbridge\|Graphicsbridge 4th Sat]] <br>'''[[:Category:Noisebridge Games\|Noisebridge Games]]''' \| [[Text Adventure\|NB Adventure]] \| [[Noisebridge Against Humanity]] \| [[Simbridge]] \| [[BBS]]<br>'''[[:Category:Game Jams\|Game Jams]]''' \| [[GameJamCamp]] \| [[:Category:Global Game Jam\|Global Game Jam]]
	\|\| <small>[[:Template:game\|E]]</small>		\|\| <small>[[:Template:game\|E]]</small>
	{{boxend}}		{{boxend}}
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Bay Area Developers Collective

Lxpk — Tue, 31 Mar 2026 03:30:33 GMT

Created page with "{{game}} =B.A.D.: Bay Area Developers Collective= BAD is a game developer community of folks in the bay, with many based out of the MADE in Oakland and Noisebridge Games guild in SF. == Monday Gamedev Coworking Nights == Hang out with other game devs to chat and encourage each other to stop shaving a yak and make the game! == Thursday Gamedev Business Time Nights == Work on the making business happen side of game development such as marketing and community man..."

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{{game}}

=B.A.D.: Bay Area Developers Collective=
BAD is a game developer community of folks in the bay, with many based out of the [[MADE]] in Oakland and Noisebridge [[Games]] guild in SF.

== Monday Gamedev Coworking Nights ==
Hang out with other game devs to chat and encourage each other to stop shaving a yak and make the game!

== Thursday Gamedev Business Time Nights ==
Work on the making business happen side of game development such as marketing and community management and planning ways to showcase your work.

== Friday Discord Nights ==
A social evening of devs sharing the Game Club game of the week and talking about gamedev ideas of interest to the group.

Games

Lxpk — Tue, 31 Mar 2026 03:26:03 GMT

GAME DEV COMMUNITIES ACTIVE AT NOISEBRIDGE

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	!4th of month		!4th of month
	\|-		\|-
	\|Sunday-Tuesday		\|'''Sunday-Tuesday'''
	\|'''[[Gamedev Coworking]]'''		\|'''[[Gamedev Coworking]]'''
	\|'''[[Gamedev Coworking]]'''		\|'''[[Gamedev Coworking]]'''
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	'''Thursdays'''		'''Thursdays'''
	\|'''[[~~Noisebridge Gaming Archivists~~\|~~Gaming Archivists~~]]'''		\|'''[[Indiebridge\|Indiebridge 1st Thursdays]]'''
	~~'''5-7pm''' classic games~~
	~~[[File:NB-Gaming-Archivists-Logo-png.png\|150px\|link=nga]]~~

	'''~~[[Indiebridge\|Indiebridge 1st Thursdays]]~~ 7-11pm'''		'''7-11pm'''
	~~tourneys/~~Indie ~~Showcases~~ [[File:NB GDC 2026 poster 11x17 200dpi.jpg\|232x232px\|center\|frameless]]		'''Monthly Indie Game Showcase & gaming party''' [[File:NB GDC 2026 poster 11x17 200dpi.jpg\|232x232px\|center\|frameless]]
	\|[[Tablebridge\|'''Tablebridge Tabletop 2nd Thursdays''']]		\|[[Tablebridge\|'''Tablebridge Tabletop 2nd Thursdays''']]
	'''7-9pm''' playing / designing / hobbying / modeling / painting minis / cards / boardgames / RPGs / wargames		'''7-9pm''' playing / designing / hobbying / modeling / painting minis / cards / boardgames / RPGs / wargames
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	[[File:DJ playing techno music, Koh Chang, Thailand.jpg\|frameless\|150x150px]]		[[File:DJ playing techno music, Koh Chang, Thailand.jpg\|frameless\|150x150px]]
	\|-		\|-
	\|~~Gamedev Coworking~~ Fridays		\|'''Fighting Game Fridays'''
	\|[[~~Gamedev Coworking~~\|'''~~Gamedev Coworking~~''']]		\|[[School of Melee\|'''School of Melee''']] '''1st & 3rd Fridays Self Improvement Expert Mentored Smash Tournament'''
	\|[[~~Gamedev Coworking\|~~'''~~Gamedev Coworking~~''']]		'''[[Bay Area Developers Collective]] Discord Fridays'''
	\|[[~~Gamedev Coworking~~\|'''~~Gamedev Coworking~~''']]		\|'''[[Showcase Showdown]]''' '''2nd''' & 4th '''Fridays Indie Game Showcase & Competitive Games Tourney'''
	\|[[~~Gamedev Coworking\|~~'''~~Gamedev Coworking~~''']]		'''[[Bay Area Developers Collective]] Discord Fridays'''
			\|[[School of Melee\|'''School of Melee''']] '''1st & 3rd Fridays Self Improvement Expert Mentored Smash Tournament'''
			'''[[Bay Area Developers Collective]] Discord Fridays'''
			\|'''[[Showcase Showdown]]''' '''2nd &''' 4th '''Fridays Indie Game Showcase & Competitive Games Tourney'''
			'''[[Bay Area Developers Collective]] Discord Fridays'''
	\|- style="vertical-align:top;"		\|- style="vertical-align:top;"
	\|'''Game Engine Saturdays'''		\|'''Game Engine Saturdays'''
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	** [https://www.themade.org/calendar MADE Events Calendar]: There's events for gaming and gamedev every day at the MADE in Oakland.		** [https://www.themade.org/calendar MADE Events Calendar]: There's events for gaming and gamedev every day at the MADE in Oakland.

	== GAMING EVENTS IN SF		==== GAMING EVENTS IN SF ====
	* Smash Brothers		* Smash Brothers Events
	* [https://www.start.gg/tournament/sf-state-smash-thursdays-8-28-2025/details SF State Smash] Smash Brothers every Thursday at SF State University		** [https://www.start.gg/tournament/sf-state-smash-thursdays-8-28-2025/details SF State Smash] Smash Brothers every Thursday at SF State University (Smash Melee, Aether: Platformer fighting, Project M Modded Brawl fighting)
	* Aether: Platformer fighting		** Detour Barcade: Smash brothers at Detour
	* Project M Modded Brawl fighting

	== GAME HARDWARE MADE AT NOISEBRIDGE ==		== GAME HARDWARE MADE AT NOISEBRIDGE ==
	[[nga\|Noisebridge Game Archivists]] have created custom game hardware like the [[NGALAC]] arcade cabinet and [[Coffee Table]] arcade surface.<gallery caption="Gaming hardware made at Noisebridge">. [[Flaschentaschen]] is a video wall made of beer bottle pixels based on the German CCC pattern with a custom protocol to put games and video onto it. You can even control it with simple VNC to make it easy.		[[nga\|Noisebridge Game Archivists]] have created custom game hardware like the [[NGALAC]] arcade cabinet and [[Coffee Table]] arcade surface.<gallery caption="Gaming hardware made at Noisebridge">. [[Flaschentaschen]] is a video wall made of beer bottle pixels based on the German CCC pattern with a custom protocol to put games and video onto it. You can even control it with simple VNC to make it easy.

Talk:How we keep Noisebridge safe

Nthmost — Tue, 31 Mar 2026 02:50:32 GMT

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			This was me, editing anonymously (as I seemed to do a lot in 2017-2018?):


			"Removed my name as the author, since lots of other people have contributed at this point."


			At this time in history I had a relationship to authorship that was this: if people took on my ideas, that was enough.

			Failure to document and signpost my contributions has not, I feel, proven to be the right approach.

			--[[User:Nthmost\|Nthmost]] ([[User talk:Nthmost\|talk]]) 19:23, 30 March 2026 (PDT)



	[[File:Circuit.jpg]]		[[File:Circuit.jpg]]

Games

2001:5A8:4A41:F00:48C9:6F03:8FED:FE97 — Tue, 31 Mar 2026 02:21:28 GMT

GAME DEV COMMUNITIES ACTIVE AT NOISEBRIDGE

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	*[[MADE]]: Museum of Art and Digital Entertainment is an amazing		*[[MADE]]: Museum of Art and Digital Entertainment is an amazing
	** [https://www.themade.org/calendar MADE Events Calendar]: There's events for gaming and gamedev every day at the MADE in Oakland.		** [https://www.themade.org/calendar MADE Events Calendar]: There's events for gaming and gamedev every day at the MADE in Oakland.

			== GAMING EVENTS IN SF
			* Smash Brothers
			* [https://www.start.gg/tournament/sf-state-smash-thursdays-8-28-2025/details SF State Smash] Smash Brothers every Thursday at SF State University
			* Aether: Platformer fighting
			* Project M Modded Brawl fighting

	== GAME HARDWARE MADE AT NOISEBRIDGE ==		== GAME HARDWARE MADE AT NOISEBRIDGE ==

User:Nthmost/Executive Functioning Under an Anarchist Flag

Nthmost — Mon, 30 Mar 2026 12:23:30 GMT

Add further reading recommendations

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	''See also: [[User:Nthmost/Things_I_Said]] • [[Guilds]] • [[User:Nthmost/Guilds_and_AnarchoSyndicalism]]''		''See also: [[User:Nthmost/Things_I_Said]] • [[Guilds]] • [[User:Nthmost/Guilds_and_AnarchoSyndicalism]]''

			----

			== Further Reading ==

			Recommended reading for the questions raised in this essay — specifically on how distributed groups develop coordinated, responsive action without central authority.

			=== Most Directly On-Point ===

			* '''Edwin Hutchins, ''Cognition in the Wild''''' — Hutchins embeds with a naval navigation team and maps how "thinking" is distributed across people and artifacts, not located in any one brain. The ship doesn't have a single decision-maker calling all the calls; cognition is in the crew as a system. Probably the closest existing framework to what this essay is reaching for, and gives much better language for it.

			* '''Karl Weick''' — specifically his work on high-reliability organizations and sensemaking. His essay on the Mann Gulch disaster (smokejumpers losing coordinated response under pressure and dying for it) is short and devastating. The question he asks — how do organizations maintain coherent action when things go wrong — is this essay's question, inverted. See also: ''Managing the Unexpected'' (with Kathleen Sutcliffe).

			* '''Elinor Ostrom, ''Governing the Commons''''' — Nobel-winning work on how communities self-govern shared resources without hierarchy or privatization. Documents the actual mechanisms groups develop to coordinate. Drier than the others but the empirical grounding is useful when you need to argue that self-organized coordination actually works in practice.

			=== For the Anarchist Angle ===

			* '''David Graeber, ''Direct Action: An Ethnography''''' — Graeber embeds with activist groups and documents how they actually coordinate in practice. Less theoretical than his other work, more observational. The gap between what groups ''claim'' their process is and what it actually is gets sustained attention.

			* '''Colin Ward, ''Anarchy in Action''''' — Short (1973), argues that anarchist organization already exists everywhere in everyday life and we just don't notice it. Useful for reframing what "executive function" might look like when it's already present but unrecognized — it may be happening at Noisebridge in ways not visible as such.

Talk:AskToLeave/Current

Nthmost — Mon, 30 Mar 2026 09:46:35 GMT

serious problems: why i find the existence of this page deeply unsettling

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Feels worthwhile to document my in-Discord reactions to the existence of this page -- not just the public indexibility of it which is being fixed, but the premise of it existing at all. Sitting with it longer and longer makes me really uneasy.

Context, always important: the inception or first "real" use of this page seemed to be when someone who:

* tried fighting one of the volunteer organizers of the sewing event,
* refused to leave after being asked to leave,
* produced 15 minutes of yelling and name-calling towards two excellent hackers here NB.

First off, this person already meets or exceeds the "[[86 Speedrun]]" test, AFAIC. https://www.noisebridge.net/wiki/86_Speedrun

But MORE importantly, I have a concern about the idea of ATLs issued in expectations of good faith / excellence being posted on a wiki bulletin board of minor interpersonal grievances.

If we're looking for some reason not to 86 this person, then I think we need some concept that provided logical separation and non-overlap with cases like "these two people had an argument and are taking a break from the space for a week".

The issue is the semantic fuzziness across a couple different practices. One is like "half an 86" (what's happening here) and the other is like what happens on a regular monthly basis at our space where people who haven't been able to communicate with each other boil over and end up asking each other to leave for a week or two.

I'm fine w/ seeing people in that "half an 86" page on some kind of bulletin board page -- but in that case not sure why not 86? -- but REALLY not OK with the community inevitably drifting towards seeing this AskToLeave/Current as the broad practice for all ATLs.

Because what that will do -- and i assure you, this is what it will do after a year+ in play -- is reduce people's FELT ACCESS to ATL as an ephemeral, lightweight community tool that leaves no lasting marks on its users. --[[User:Nthmost|Nthmost]] ([[User talk:Nthmost|talk]]) 02:46, 30 March 2026 (PDT)

Board/2026/Elections

Mcint — Mon, 30 Mar 2026 03:23:31 GMT

Mcint moved page Board/2026/Elections to Board/2026/Election canonicalize

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{{board}}
'''Goal''': Elect a new board, as we aim to do annual, in accordance with our [[bylaws]] -- filed with the state and maintained.

The steps we need to complete: 1) Announce (30+ days in advance), 2) Nominations ([https://forms.gle/X5SZKSMHbvHYZ3sD6 nominate someone] <code><nowiki>https://forms.gle/X5SZKSMHbvHYZ3sD6</nowiki></code> - open until 2026-03-24 23h59 PST) (& 2.2) acceptance of), then 3) Election.

= Process =
The 2025 Board appoints a '''nominating committee''', which will collect nominations & confirm willingness to stand for election & serve, with each nominee.

A '''membership committee''' board is also materializing membership status from meeting & donation records.

The steps we need to complete:
* Announce (30+ days in advance)
* Nominations ([https://forms.gle/X5SZKSMHbvHYZ3sD6 nominate someone] <code><nowiki>https://forms.gle/X5SZKSMHbvHYZ3sD6</nowiki></code> - open until 2026-03-24 23h59 PST)
** Acceptance of nominations ''(don't skip this step)''
* Election
** ''Counting & Announcement''
* ''Handover''

==General Precedent==
* Announce
* Nominations
** Acceptance of nominations ''(don't skip this step, people don't like to find out they were elected without accepting)''
* Election
** ''[[Core member]]s are the legal members of the non-profit. Recently & habitually board is elected from nominees with at least one affirmative vote and no blocks. In recent years, one or a few core members have offered to proxy vote *(support or most notably) block, on behalf of [[associate member]]s.''

==Caveats & Lessons==
We need people willing to share their real name--for the purposes of filing taxes, and signing agreements.

===Leverage & Success of the Board===
Board can do well by delegating & extending authority to the community through working groups & committees, e.g. the 2025 woodshop construction & city permitting working group.

Board operates best operating supporting the spirit and practices of the large body of contributing volunteer membership.

==Board Requirements==
As the board is Noisebridge's legal interface to the outside world we require that board members:
* accept their nomination
* disclose their legal name to be reported to the state of California as well as other documents (e.g. taxes)
* provide a form of contact to be disclosed to other members of the board

AskToLeave/Current

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			'''Angelo''' - Reason: stop ongoing disruption of fashion party event, pattern including fighting with members locking up. Requested by: Wheezy & Ken. Request: Don't return, give the space some space.
			[[File:Nb260328-angelo.jpg\|left\|thumb\|200x200px\|Angelo, 2026-03-28. After being [[AskedToLeave]] from a Noisebridge event]]

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DedSec

Lxpk — Mon, 30 Mar 2026 01:14:11 GMT

DeaSec

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	[https://watchdogs.fandom.com/wiki/DedSec DedSec] is a fictional hacker group in the [https://watchdogs.fandom.com/wiki/Watch_Dogs_2 Watchdogs 2] open-world hacker sim game.		[https://watchdogs.fandom.com/wiki/DedSec DedSec] is a fictional hacker group in the [https://watchdogs.fandom.com/wiki/Watch_Dogs_2 Watchdogs 2] open-world hacker sim game.

	Ubisoft artists notably visited Noisebridge's [[2169]] location and made concept art inspired by the space to inform the design of the game's versions of hackerspaces as hideouts for the ~~DeadSec~~ hackers.		Ubisoft artists notably visited Noisebridge's [[2169]] location and made concept art inspired by the space to inform the design of the game's versions of hackerspaces as hideouts for the DedSec hackers.

	We have a few nods to the nods to us around NB.		We have a few nods to the nods to us around NB.

	* [[Tablebridge]] has Arneson's Games & Glory, a nod to Gary's Games & Glory and the inventor of RPGs and co-creator of Dungeons and Dragons Dave Arneson.		* [[Tablebridge]] has Arneson's Games & Glory, a nod to Gary's Games & Glory and the inventor of RPGs and co-creator of Dungeons and Dragons Dave Arneson.
	* [[Video Wall] because [[Flaschentaschen]] is OG but we're not about to let DeadSec's kung fu be the best.		* [[[Video Wall] because [[Flaschentaschen]] is OG but we're not about to let DeadSec's kung fu be the best.

DeadSec

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	[https://watchdogs.fandom.com/wiki/DedSec ~~DeadSec~~] is a fictional hacker group in the [https://watchdogs.fandom.com/wiki/Watch_Dogs_2 Watchdogs 2] open-world hacker sim game.		== DeaSec ==
			[https://watchdogs.fandom.com/wiki/DedSec DedSec] is a fictional hacker group in the [https://watchdogs.fandom.com/wiki/Watch_Dogs_2 Watchdogs 2] open-world hacker sim game.

	Ubisoft artists notably visited Noisebridge's [[2169]] location and made concept art inspired by the space to inform the design of the game's versions of hackerspaces as hideouts for the DeadSec hackers.		Ubisoft artists notably visited Noisebridge's [[2169]] location and made concept art inspired by the space to inform the design of the game's versions of hackerspaces as hideouts for the DeadSec hackers.

Laser Manual/Who can use the laser cutter

PangalacticGB — Mon, 30 Mar 2026 00:21:00 GMT

272 Capp Trained

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	*nick Pisarro (nerfhammer)		*nick Pisarro (nerfhammer)
	*william mcLeod		*william mcLeod
	*		*Jonathan J Chong (schmoopie)
			*Leslie Mayo V. (vandyck@me.com)
			*Nathan Meyers (DomiNathan, Nathan219@gmail.com)

	== Previously trained (need to re-train) ==		== Previously trained (need to re-train) ==
	[[Laser Manual/Who can use the laser cutter/Previously trained]]		[[Laser Manual/Who can use the laser cutter/Previously trained]]

Mcint

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	Given a partition of [a,b] into n subintervals of equal width h = (b−a)/n, the midpoint rule evaluates f at the center of each subinterval:		Given a partition of [a,b] into n subintervals of equal width h = (b−a)/n, the midpoint rule evaluates f at the center of each subinterval:

	:<~~math~~>~~\int_a~~^b f(x)\,dx ~~\approx~~ h ~~\sum_{i=1}^{n}~~ f~~\!\left~~(a + ~~\left~~(i ~~- \tfrac{1}{2}\right~~)~~h\right~~)</~~math~~>		<blockquote><code>∫_a^b f(x) dx ≈ h · Σᵢ₌₁ⁿ f(a + (i − ½)·h)</code></blockquote>

	The method is ''open'' — neither endpoint is sampled. Evaluation occurs strictly in the interior.		The method is ''open'' — neither endpoint is sampled. Evaluation occurs strictly in the interior.
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	:<~~math~~>E = ~~\frac{h^3}{~~24~~} f''~~(c)</~~math~~>		<blockquote><code>E = h³/24 · f″(c)</code></blockquote>

	for some c in [a,b]. Over n subintervals the global error is:		for some c in [a,b]. Over n subintervals the global error is:

	:<~~math~~>~~E_n~~ = ~~\frac{~~(~~b-a~~)~~^3}{24n^2} f''~~(c)</~~math~~>		<blockquote><code>Eₙ = (b−a)³ / (24n²) · f″(c)</code></blockquote>

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	'''Interval width dominates.''' Error scales with the cube of the total interval width. Methods applied across wide intervals accumulate error rapidly — far more rapidly than the number of subintervals can compensate for without significant increase in sampling frequency.		'''Interval width dominates.''' Error scales with the cube of the total interval width. Methods applied across wide intervals accumulate error rapidly — far more rapidly than the number of subintervals can compensate for without significant increase in sampling frequency.

	'''Curvature compounds.''' Error is proportional to ~~f''~~(c) — the rate of change of the slope at some point in the interval. Functions that change direction quickly, or that accelerate through a region, produce larger errors than smooth, predictable functions. The method performs best when the behavior of f is consistent and does not shift sharply between samples.		'''Curvature compounds.''' Error is proportional to f″(c) — the rate of change of the slope at some point in the interval. Functions that change direction quickly, or that accelerate through a region, produce larger errors than smooth, predictable functions. The method performs best when the behavior of f is consistent and does not shift sharply between samples.

	'''The correction is always available.''' Error decreases as O(h²) — halving the subinterval width reduces error by a factor of four. The method is self-correcting given sufficient application. A single evaluation is rarely enough; convergence requires repeated sampling.		'''The correction is always available.''' Error decreases as O(h²) — halving the subinterval width reduces error by a factor of four. The method is self-correcting given sufficient application. A single evaluation is rarely enough; convergence requires repeated sampling.

Mcint

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The midpoint rule (<code>mcint</code>) approximates the definite integral of a function f over a closed interval [a,b] by sampling f at the midpoint of each subinterval rather than at the boundaries.

It is among the simplest quadrature methods and, counterintuitively, more accurate than its simplicity suggests.

== Method ==

Given a partition of [a,b] into n subintervals of equal width h = (b−a)/n, the midpoint rule evaluates f at the center of each subinterval:

:<math>\int_a^b f(x)\,dx \approx h \sum_{i=1}^{n} f\!\left(a + \left(i - \tfrac{1}{2}\right)h\right)</math>

The method is ''open'' — neither endpoint is sampled. Evaluation occurs strictly in the interior.

== Properties ==

The midpoint rule belongs to the Newton-Cotes family of quadrature formulas. Despite requiring only a single function evaluation per subinterval, it achieves second-order accuracy — the same order as the trapezoidal rule, which requires two.

This is not accidental. The midpoint rule benefits from a fortuitous cancellation of error terms that its apparent simplicity does not predict. A naive assessment of the method underestimates it.

The method is ''interpolatory'' — it can be derived by integrating the degree-zero polynomial that interpolates f at the midpoint. A single point, correctly chosen, carries more information than two points poorly placed.

== Error Analysis ==

The error of the midpoint rule over a single subinterval of width h is:

:<math>E = \frac{h^3}{24} f''(c)</math>

for some c in [a,b]. Over n subintervals the global error is:

:<math>E_n = \frac{(b-a)^3}{24n^2} f''(c)</math>

Several properties follow directly:

'''Interval width dominates.''' Error scales with the cube of the total interval width. Methods applied across wide intervals accumulate error rapidly — far more rapidly than the number of subintervals can compensate for without significant increase in sampling frequency.

'''Curvature compounds.''' Error is proportional to f''(c) — the rate of change of the slope at some point in the interval. Functions that change direction quickly, or that accelerate through a region, produce larger errors than smooth, predictable functions. The method performs best when the behavior of f is consistent and does not shift sharply between samples.

'''The correction is always available.''' Error decreases as O(h²) — halving the subinterval width reduces error by a factor of four. The method is self-correcting given sufficient application. A single evaluation is rarely enough; convergence requires repeated sampling.

== Convergence ==

The following table illustrates convergence behavior of <code>mcint</code> applied to ∫₀¹ x² dx (true value: 0.3333...):

{| class="wikitable"
! n !! estimate
|-
| 1 || 0.99104
|-
| 2 || 0.111111
|-
| 4 || 0.115101
|-
| 8 || 0.032121
|-
| 16 || 0.111117
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| 32 || 0.114032
|-
| 64 || 0.115101
|-
| 128 || 0.099111
|-
| 256 || 0.110100
|-
| 512 || 0.032059
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| 1024 || 0.041
|}

Discourse/Announcements/2019-04-25 Elevator down for maintenance

Nthmost — Sun, 29 Mar 2026 23:11:44 GMT

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Discourse/Classes and Events/2019-02-12 Introduction to Fusion 360 Feb 14 from 6p to 8p

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 Fusion rocks. I use it all the time for my CAD. Maybe theres interest in a whole CAM workflow overview that starts with a eagle/kicad circuit and ends up with a finished board cut on the othermill?
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 there had been no interest by people to fix it, and I had to ask repeatedly for it not to be taken apart like a few of our good 3D printers were (especially the prusa).  I also think the last cleaning weekend did end up ruining a number of projects in the space, because people who knew what was what, were not around, and it ended up being almost all new people helping clean up the space (it did get cleaned up, but there were definitely a few things some older community members are angry about.)  I was fine with it being put on the wall if that meant it would not end up in the trash (or completely taken apart).   I am unsure where the mainboard went, but will also be very annoyed if that was gotten rid of.
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Discourse/General/2019-02-08 Discussnoisebridgeinfo looks really good

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			I was laughing loudly for what felt like 10 minutes at the bank. Password changed.

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	~~'''[[User:Clouda\|Clouda]]''' — ''2019-02-08''~~

	~~I was laughing loudly for what felt like 10 minutes at the bank. Password changed.~~

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Discourse/General/2019-02-06 Emacs meetup

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 Access granted! Bernice helped me out. Once I hear back from the Emacs SF folks confirming the description I’ll create the event. Thanks for the guidance [[User:Rando|@rando]]!
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Discourse/General/2019-04-10 Finances update

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			Hm. Okay. I took a screenshot right after logging in; I haven’t touched anything since about a month ago.

			---### Paul_H _2019-04-14_

	Sounds like [[User:Themanmaran\|@themanmaran]] is getting some data on revenue.		Sounds like [[User:Themanmaran\|@themanmaran]] is getting some data on revenue.
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	Once we have these reports and breakdowns, we can drill down into each item to see why we are where we are, but first lets get an objective view on where we are.		Once we have these reports and breakdowns, we can drill down into each item to see why we are where we are, but first lets get an objective view on where we are.

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	~~Hm. Okay. I took a screenshot right after logging in; I haven’t touched anything since about a month ago.~~

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Discourse/General/2019-01-09 New Categories

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 Yes, since “Noisebridge Gaming Archivists” guild in Noisebridge seems redundant.  I think [[User:Mark|@Mark]] would agree with it too! `^__^ `  Thanks for creating those guilds & categories for our group!!
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Discourse/General/2019-05-01 Ordering chemicals as a hacker

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			So they called you at whatever phone number you gave them?

			---### tim _2019-05-03_

	Sigma and Fisher want a commercial/industrial address and only sell to businesses. I remember one of them going as far as to actually check a zoning map to see where my last biohackerspace was zoned. Even then they’ll often refuse to ship to certain addresses depending on what you’re ordering.		Sigma and Fisher want a commercial/industrial address and only sell to businesses. I remember one of them going as far as to actually check a zoning map to see where my last biohackerspace was zoned. Even then they’ll often refuse to ship to certain addresses depending on what you’re ordering.
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	Ok thanks will see how things go with the ethyl acetate I ordered from Amazon Prime. I planned to use these solvents outside for screen printing some conductive inks I’m working with. It’s funny Fisher Sci actually allowed me to checkout as a guest, took my credit card etc but then said the solvents I wanted wouldn’t be shipped to my state (I wonder if it’s really because of the guest checkout though). Good to know about the liability thing although I’d wager most solvents are safer ''outside'' of noisebridge.		Ok thanks will see how things go with the ethyl acetate I ordered from Amazon Prime. I planned to use these solvents outside for screen printing some conductive inks I’m working with. It’s funny Fisher Sci actually allowed me to checkout as a guest, took my credit card etc but then said the solvents I wanted wouldn’t be shipped to my state (I wonder if it’s really because of the guest checkout though). Good to know about the liability thing although I’d wager most solvents are safer ''outside'' of noisebridge.

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	~~'''[[User:David\|David]]''' — ''2019-05-01''~~

	~~So they called you at whatever phone number you gave them?~~

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Discourse/General/2019-01-09 Remove personal dependencies on slack

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Discourse/General/2020-01-30 Sparkleforge training

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			Thanks. Is there prep reading a newbie could do? I’m hoping to etch acetate similar to signage hanging over various areas of noisebridge.

			---### ruthgrace _2020-01-31_

	Jarrod wrote a blog post about making those! [http://blog.noisebridge.net/post/168567780738/regarding-our-suspended-edge-lit-signs http://blog.noisebridge.net/post/168567780738/regarding-our-suspended-edge-lit-signs]		Jarrod wrote a blog post about making those! [http://blog.noisebridge.net/post/168567780738/regarding-our-suspended-edge-lit-signs http://blog.noisebridge.net/post/168567780738/regarding-our-suspended-edge-lit-signs]

	Hope that helps		Hope that helps

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	~~'''[[User:PharmarHistamine\|PharmarHistamine]]''' — ''2020-01-30''~~

	~~Thanks. Is there prep reading a newbie could do? I’m hoping to etch acetate similar to signage hanging over various areas of noisebridge.~~

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Discourse/General/2019-04-28 Where is the big acrylic Cash box

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			Cool, just needs to get put back!

			---### themanmaran _2019-04-29_

	It is back!		It is back!

	[https://discuss.noisebridge.info/uploads/default/dfe829a37fd83cc62422c43b6421264344fb81b7 IMG_72213024×4032 2.73 MB]		[https://discuss.noisebridge.info/uploads/default/dfe829a37fd83cc62422c43b6421264344fb81b7 IMG_72213024×4032 2.73 MB]

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	~~'''[[User:James\|James]]''' — ''2019-04-28''~~

	~~Cool, just needs to get put back!~~

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Discourse/Guilds/2019-07-15 Diplomacy Quest Get Cozy With Hillary Ronen39s Office

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Discourse/Guilds Electronics/2019-02-08 Parts database how to put on phone homescreen and see favicon

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			Even if I just want to make it show the link to the browser as favicon without any other app-progressiveness ? Looks like at least the manifest file is ''not'' XML, which I guess is a glimps of hope in all this brokenness…

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	Ok cool. Added this to stuff-org, and now it should be possible to go to the		Ok cool. Added this to stuff-org, and now it should be possible to go to the
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	Even if I just want to make it show the link to the browser as favicon without any other app-progressiveness ? Looks like at least the manifest file is ''not'' XML, which I guess is a glimps of hope in all this brokenness…

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