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	== '''Projects''' ==		== '''Projects''' ==

BrandonDHaskell at 21:52, 12 January 2024

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	Noisebridge is a long-time running egalitarian hackerspace with a radical open door policy. Noisebridge provides access to all members of the community and for a broad range of activities and relies on members to screen individuals who enter the space. At Noisebridge we want to ensure safety and security to members and our community at large, this project aims to implement systems and processes that restrict access to individuals that are part of Noisebridge, or have been vouched for by a member of Noisebridge.		Noisebridge is a long-time running egalitarian hackerspace with a radical open door policy. Noisebridge provides access to all members of the community and for a broad range of activities and relies on members to screen individuals who enter the space. At Noisebridge we want to ensure safety and security to members and our community at large, this project aims to implement systems and processes that restrict access to individuals that are part of Noisebridge, or have been vouched for by a member of Noisebridge.

	Previous version of this system have been implemented like [https://github.com/croepha/the-bike-shed the-bike-shed], and [https://github.com/tooPhatJones/NBCardreader NBCardreader] (see [https://www.noisebridge.net/wiki/SHED SHED] for more details). [https://github.com/croepha/the-bike-shed the-bike-shed] ~~has~~ been largely abandoned after one of the major hardware components "went missing" and has opened a security risk that prevents the system from being re-instated. [https://www.noisebridge.net/wiki/Olympus Olympus] has mostly replaced the [https://github.com/croepha/the-bike-shed the-bike-shed] with some functionality still work in progress (see [https://www.noisebridge.net/wiki/Olympus#Wants_&_Future_Directions Olympus#Wants_&_Future_Directions] for more details).		Previous version of this system have been implemented like [https://github.com/noisebridge/rfid-access-control Earl], [https://github.com/croepha/the-bike-shed the-bike-shed], and [https://github.com/tooPhatJones/NBCardreader NBCardreader] (see [https://www.noisebridge.net/wiki/Earl Earl], [https://www.noisebridge.net/wiki/SHED SHED], and [https://www.noisebridge.net/wiki/Olympus Olympus] respectively for more details). [https://github.com/noisebridge/rfid-access-control Earl] and [https://github.com/croepha/the-bike-shed the-bike-shed] have been largely abandoned after one of the major hardware components "went missing" and has opened a security risk that prevents the system from being re-instated. [https://www.noisebridge.net/wiki/Olympus Olympus] has mostly replaced the [https://github.com/croepha/the-bike-shed the-bike-shed] with some functionality still work in progress (see [https://www.noisebridge.net/wiki/Olympus#Wants_&_Future_Directions Olympus#Wants_&_Future_Directions] for more details).

	The primary intent of this project is to update the software and hardware interfacing for the main entrance to Noisebridge at its current location, 272 Capp Street, San Francisco, CA, and make the code, interfacing, and setup easy to maintain and hack on (not hack in).		The primary intent of this project is to update the software and hardware interfacing for the main entrance to Noisebridge at its current location, 272 Capp Street, San Francisco, CA, and make the code, interfacing, and setup easy to maintain and hack on (not hack in). Secondary benefits for this project are building community involvement and creating a future hacking platform.
	~~The overall goal of the~~ project ~~is to implement an access system that utilizes access through mobile devices that have NFC chip readers. Primarily, these would be iOS~~ and ~~Android devices~~.


	=== Overview ===		=== Overview ===
			The project will be split into 3 phases. In the first phase, the focus will be on getting a solidly working door access system for the main entrance to Noisebridge. The second phase goal is to make the door access system deployable so it can be implemented on internal doors within the Noisebridge space. This might be the sewing room, 3D print room, etc. The third and last phase it to make the access system available through a mobile app.


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	* Update database to include individual room access		* Update database to include individual room access
	* Centralize the access database to a single point on the Noisebridge network		* Centralize the access database to a single point on the Noisebridge network
	* Centralize access updating to a single station within Noisebridge (aka detach from main entrance)		* Centralize access updating to a single station within Noisebridge (aka detach from main entrance access point)

	==== Phase III Goals (SHED 3.0) ====		==== Phase III Goals (SHED 3.0) ====
			* Implement building access through mobile devices (iOS, Android)
	* Implement a cloud access service that generates access codes and syncs Noisebridge DB with Mobile devices		* Implement a cloud access service that generates access codes and syncs Noisebridge DB with Mobile devices
	* Implement building access through mobile devices (iOS, Android)		* Implement access management through admin access on mobile app or from NB Cloud server
	* Implement access management through admin access on mobile app

	'''Possible Project Names:'''		'''Possible Project Names:'''
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	├── requirements.txt # List of project dependencies<br />		├── requirements.txt # List of project dependencies<br />
	└── setup.py # Setup script for installing the project<br />		└── setup.py # Setup script for installing the project<br />
	<code>~~<br~~ />		</code>

			[https://github.com/BrandonDHaskell/ADA ADA] github repo

BrandonDHaskell at 18:27, 12 January 2024

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2601:645:C300:4CE0:1844:7611:3634:B9B0 at 21:44, 11 January 2024

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			'''Possible Project Names:'''
			* '''ADA''': '''A'''dvanced '''D'''oorway '''A'''ccess
			* '''NAPSEC''': '''N'''oisebridge '''A'''ccess and '''P'''hysical '''S'''ecurity '''E'''ntry '''C'''ontrol
			* '''PHYSACON''': '''P'''hysical '''H'''ybrid '''S'''ystem for '''A'''ccess '''C'''ontrol and '''N'''oisebridge

2601:645:C300:4CE0:1844:7611:3634:B9B0 at 21:20, 11 January 2024

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 ==Noisebridge Projects==
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 * Design multi-week projects
 * Create mini projects

BrandonDHaskell at 17:48, 10 January 2024

2024-01-10T17:48:08Z

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	* [[User:JD\|JD]]		* [[User:JD\|JD]]

	===Software Project Management Best Practices===		==Software Project Management Best Practices==
	====Categorize Your Tasks====		===Categorize Your Tasks===
	Categorizing tasks effectively in a project is crucial for efficient project management. Here is an extensive (but not complete) list:		Categorizing tasks effectively in a project is crucial for efficient project management. Here is an extensive (but not complete) list:

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	* Research - ''Investigating or exploring new technologies or solutions. This is typically done before committing to any related work.''		* Research - ''Investigating or exploring new technologies or solutions. This is typically done before committing to any related work.''

			==Noisebridge Projects==

	===Project - SHED 2.0===		===Project - SHED 2.0===

BrandonDHaskell at 15:23, 10 January 2024

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	* Chore (aka Keep The Lights On [KTLO]) - ''Routine tasks or maintenance such as updating dependencies or updating CC info on recurring charges.''		* Chore (aka Keep The Lights On [KTLO]) - ''Routine tasks or maintenance such as updating dependencies or updating CC info on recurring charges.''
	* Research - ''Investigating or exploring new technologies or solutions. This is typically done before committing to any related work.''		* Research - ''Investigating or exploring new technologies or solutions. This is typically done before committing to any related work.''


			===Project - SHED 2.0===
			* Refactor code
			* Write docs for hardware
			* Write docs for software
			* Process doc / User manual

			===Project - SHED 3.0===
			* Design doc
			* Allocate resources
			** Local network
			** Local server
			** Cloud server
			** Hardware
			* Create Project plan
			* Create Wiki page
			* Advertise

			===Project - MeetUp===
			* Side Project Meetup?
			* Review current Meetup meeting for Sunday afternoon
			* Set Meetup time
			* Set Meetup room (Electronics?)
			* Create Meetup recurring event for Noisebridge
			* Create mini projects for same day activities
			* Design multi-week projects
			* Create mini projects

73.162.217.197 at 08:00, 4 January 2024

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	* [[User:Mrtophatjones\|Farley]]		* [[User:Mrtophatjones\|Farley]]
	* [[User:JD\|JD]]		* [[User:JD\|JD]]

			===Software Project Management Best Practices===
			====Categorize Your Tasks====
			Categorizing tasks effectively in a project is crucial for efficient project management. Here is an extensive (but not complete) list:

			'''Core Development Tasks'''
			* Feature - ''Enhancements to the core product or app. These generally directly enhance the user experience.''
			* Docs (aka Documentation) - ''Content that contributes to enhancing knowledge around the use or usage of the product. This might also include system documentation, API guides, as well as help pages.''
			* Test - ''Writing or fixing tests.''
			* Bug - ''Functionality that is not working as expected and needs to be fixed.''

			'''Advanced Development Tasks'''
			* Refactor - ''Code that needs to be optimized or improved for better readability or performance.''
			* Performance - ''Optimization tasks such as improving database queries.''
			* Deployment - ''Tasks related to deployment pipelines.''
			* UI/UX - ''User interface or user experience tasks.''
			* Enhancement - ''Minor improvements or non-critical updates such as improving form validation messaging.''

			'''QA'''
			* Feedback - ''Tasks related to User or Stakeholder feedback.''

			'''Security or Rapid Response Tasks (these may be better managed in Kanban)'''
			* Hotfix - ''Urgent fixes such as a security patch.''
			* Security - ''Addressing security vulnerabilities or enhancing security features''

			'''Maintenance'''
			* Chore (aka Keep The Lights On [KTLO]) - ''Routine tasks or maintenance such as updating dependencies or updating CC info on recurring charges.''
			* Research - ''Investigating or exploring new technologies or solutions. This is typically done before committing to any related work.''

BrandonDHaskell: /* When That Doesn't Work, Try Mediation */

2023-12-12T01:35:45Z

When That Doesn't Work, Try Mediation

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	===When That Doesn't Work, Try Mediation===		===When That Doesn't Work, [[Mediation\|Try Mediation]]===
	* Kelsey		* Kelsey
	* Cloud		* Cloud

BrandonDHaskell at 01:29, 12 December 2023

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			=='''Projects'''==

	==Noisebridge - Be Excellent==		==Noisebridge - Be Excellent==

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	[QR code here]		[QR code here]

			=='''Conflict Resolution Wiki Updates'''==

			==Getting Along With Others==
			Noisebridge is an amazing and diverse community. It's what makes us excellent! But at times, it may also be a challenge to find compromise with so many thoughts, ideas, opinions, cultures, and backgrounds. If you find yourself in conflict there options available to you.

			===Safe Space===
			Noisebridge is meant to be a safe place. If you feel you are unsafe, or are being threatened report it here: https://safespace.noisebridge.net/

			If you wish to report harassment anonymously or privately, you can send a message to [mailto:secretary@noisebridge.net secretary@noisebridge.net], or engage with one of our mediators below.

			Noisebridge does not tolerate harassment. Please see our harassment policies [[Anti-Harassment_Policy\|here]]


			===Best Practices and Goals In High Conflict Situations===
			# Encourage each other to be [[Excellence\|excellent]] as you work through.
			# Use [[Restorative_Communication\|Restorative Communication]].
			# [[Ask_To_Disengage\|Ask to disengage]] and attempt the conversation at a later time.
			# Ask for help from a mentor below


			===When That Doesn't Work, Try Mediation===
			* Kelsey
			* Cloud
			* Charney
			* Colin
			* John Potter
			* [[User:Mwillson\|Mark]]
			* [[User:Lxpk\|Alex]]
			* [[User:Fineline\|Steve]]
			* [[User:Mcint\|Loren]]
			* [[User:Mrtophatjones\|Farley]]
			* [[User:JD\|JD]]