Thursday Night's Hackerspace Chugalug Meeting Notes:

From: Mike Harrison 
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   #1  - Nancy's head still hurts from the bagpipe "music" indoors.
         It sounds really good over a hill or three. Inside a bar?
         Huh? What did you say?

   #2  - Scotch Eggs Rock (Is that my arteries hardening that I hear)

   #3  - Redmine as a web/portal/community system sucks,
         but might be useful later for actual projects.

   #4  - We'll play with making Hackerspace a sub-topic
         of Chugalug's MailMan based system to consolidate
         messaging and attempt to keep the signal to noise
         reasonable and redundancy low.

   #5  - http://www.chugalug.org/widget/members
         Cameron wins the cross-posting e-mail volume award.
         (please don't compete, just to compete)

   #6  - Jason and Myself are collaborating on
         remote controlled steep terrain / tank track
         lawn mowers to be done by spring. Mow-off
         robot lawnmower battles yet to be scheduled.
         (Who says they are limited to cutting grass.. Hmm..)

   #7  - Discussed future hackerspace work sessions at "GeekLabs/UtiliFlex"
         on weekends....

   #8  - McHales is off to a great start... Congrats Sid!
         We'll be back when there aren't bagpipes indoors....





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From: wes 
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I see no reason you cannot just discuss the hackspace on the main chugalug
list. I have seen zero complaints so far, and the wider exposure can only
help.

-wes


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From: Cameron Kilgore 
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Mike, thanks for getting the minutes. My head hurts.

-Cameron
Sent via an Android phone



 #1  - Nancy's head still hurts from the bagpipe "music" indoors.
       It sounds really good over a hill or three. Inside a bar?
       Huh? What did you say?

 #2  - Scotch Eggs Rock (Is that my arteries hardening that I hear)

 #3  - Redmine as a web/portal/community system sucks,
       but might be useful later for actual projects.

 #4  - We'll play with making Hackerspace a sub-topic
       of Chugalug's MailMan based system to consolidate
       messaging and attempt to keep the signal to noise
       reasonable and redundancy low.

 #5  - http://www.chugalug.org/widget/members
       Cameron wins the cross-posting e-mail volume award.
       (please don't compete, just to compete)

 #6  - Jason and Myself are collaborating on
       remote controlled steep terrain / tank track
       lawn mowers to be done by spring. Mow-off
       robot lawnmower battles yet to be scheduled.
       (Who says they are limited to cutting grass.. Hmm..)

 #7  - Discussed future hackerspace work sessions at "GeekLabs/UtiliFlex"
       on weekends....

 #8  - McHales is off to a great start... Congrats Sid!
       We'll be back when there aren't bagpipes indoors....






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From: Sidney Hale 
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The bag pipes were great in the bar area :)



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From: "Lucius L. Hilley III" 
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Just as Phil had warned.  There was definitely too much pepper in the Irish Stew.
I like pepper so, I loved every bite of it.  Good service, good food, and good
company.  Win, win, win.

Also, The waitress warned me about the extra pepper before finalizing my order. :)

    Unkmar - Lucius L. Hilley III



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From: Cameron Kilgore 
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Now that my head no longer hurts, we can discuss our next weekly Hackspace
meeting. I believe we decided upon this Sunday.

I'm hoping to play with a Sheevaplug that I can actually SSH into.

On Fri, Jan 28, 2011 at 1:13 AM, Lucius L. Hilley III
wrote: