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Meeting 2021-03-30

2021-03-30T22:06:58Z

Leee: /* Meeting Meta */

==Consensus Agenda==

=== Implement and adopt a CoC (Code of Conduct) ===

Rule 4 of the [[Rules]] is amended by striking the existing text and inserting:

<blockquote>The [[Code of Conduct]] applies.</blockquote>

The suspension and expulsion sanctions may require Bylaws changes which would have to be drafted and adopted at a formal meeting of members with 10 days’ notice. Giving that notice would require a board decision. The Code of Conduct will apply to the extent permitted by the Bylaws. As a temporary measure until the Bylaws can be amended, if the Code of Conduct Committee adopts a consequence that can only be implemented as a decision of the members, the Committee may recommend that consequence in a report at a business meeting, at which it must either pass on the Consensus Agenda, if there are no objections, or be voted upon without debate.

Rule 5 of the Rules is amended by adding at the end:

<blockquote>(f) An exclusion may also be decided by the Code of Conduct Committee as a consequence under the Code of Conduct.</blockquote>

=== Vote on Jay's Coins & Fundraising Efforts ===

A vote on whether Jay should continue the making, promoting, and distribution of NYCMakesPPE / Hack Manhattan challenge coins will be held by the membership.

=== Application for a COVID-19 Economic Injury Disaster Loan ===

Rationale:

Hack Manhattan could apply for a loan from anywhere between $10K-$25K with the federal government's Small Business Association, specifically the EIDL program or the Focused EIDL advance if we quality. As a non-profit, the interest will likely be 2.75% resulting in a monthly payment of anywhere between $40.82 to $102.06 monthly for a period of 3 years. Applying for this loan would not involve actually accepting the loan and the repayment plan, but it would provide a source of additional funds that could be invested in the reboot effort, including but not limited to securing a new lease. Additional information regarding the loan can be found in the link below.

https://www.sba.gov/funding-programs/loans/covid-19-relief-options/covid-19-economic-injury-disaster-loan#section-header-8

This is a time sensitive matter as applications are processed on a first come, first served basis. Following discussion, the following can be considered as a resolution at a future meeting.

Resolved:
* That the Board may apply for such a loan as it sees fit.
* That the Boards rationalization for the application will be communicated to the membership via the Member's list within a week after application.
* That approval of acceptance of the loan, if granted by the funding agency, will be subject to a membership vote of approval before the loan is accepted, or even before the result is known.

== New Business ==

=== Status update on rent for coming months ===

===Sponsored Members Induction===
For each prospective member, please confirm no later than Thursday before the meeting:

* Has the member visited 3 times at the regular Tuesday and Thursday open nights?
* Has the member received the briefing? When, and who was the briefer?
* Has the member's bio and photo been circulated on the members list? (not just blabber)
==== mz ====
* Admission of mz as a member, see message to members list

==Member Reports==
=== Board Reports===
====President's Report====
* No report.
====Treasurer's Report====
* No report.
====Secretary's Report====
* Report on bylaws changes in light of code of conduct changes.

====Directors-at-Large's Report====
* No report.
===Member and Project Reports===

==Meeting Meta==
* Members in Attendance: member1, member2 | latemember1
* Visitors: visitor1, visitor2
* Called to order at 23:59 by MEMBER.
* The meeting was adjourned at 23:59 by MEMBER.
* Minutes taken and submitted by MEMBER.
* Proxies
** Rob Diamond to Guan
** Gadi to Jay
** Chaz to Brian
** Ron Koder to Guan
** Rob Johnson to Lee
** AGV to Shwetha if not in attendance
** Kevin D Steele II to Drew Kario

[[Category:Meetings]]

Meeting 2021-03-30

2021-03-30T17:07:30Z

Leee: /* Meeting Meta */

==Consensus Agenda==

=== Implement and adopt a CoC (Code of Conduct) ===

Rule 4 of the [[Rules]] is amended by striking the existing text and inserting:

<blockquote>The [[Code of Conduct]] applies.</blockquote>

The suspension and expulsion sanctions may require Bylaws changes which would have to be drafted and adopted at a formal meeting of members with 10 days’ notice. Giving that notice would require a board decision. The Code of Conduct will apply to the extent permitted by the Bylaws. As a temporary measure until the Bylaws can be amended, if the Code of Conduct Committee adopts a consequence that can only be implemented as a decision of the members, the Committee may recommend that consequence in a report at a business meeting, at which it must either pass on the Consensus Agenda, if there are no objections, or be voted upon without debate.

Rule 5 of the Rules is amended by adding at the end:

<blockquote>(f) An exclusion may also be decided by the Code of Conduct Committee as a consequence under the Code of Conduct.</blockquote>

=== Vote on Jay's Coins & Fundraising Efforts ===

A vote on whether Jay should continue the making, promoting, and distribution of NYCMakesPPE / Hack Manhattan challenge coins will be held by the membership.

=== Application for a COVID-19 Economic Injury Disaster Loan ===

Hack Manhattan could apply for a loan from anywhere between $10K-$25K with the federal government's Small Business Association, specifically the EIDL program or the Focused EIDL advance if we quality. As a non-profit, the interest will likely be 2.75% resulting in a monthly payment of anywhere between $40.82 to $102.06 monthly for a period of 3 years. Applying for this loan would not involve actually accepting the loan and the repayment plan, but it would provide a source of additional funds that could be invested in the reboot effort, including but not limited to securing a new lease. Additional information regarding the loan can be found in the link below.

https://www.sba.gov/funding-programs/loans/covid-19-relief-options/covid-19-economic-injury-disaster-loan#section-header-8

This is a time sensitive matter as applications are processed on a first come, first served basis. Opinions welcome.

== New Business ==

=== Status update on rent for coming months ===

===Sponsored Members Induction===
For each prospective member, please confirm no later than Thursday before the meeting:

* Has the member visited 3 times at the regular Tuesday and Thursday open nights?
* Has the member received the briefing? When, and who was the briefer?
* Has the member's bio and photo been circulated on the members list? (not just blabber)
==== mz ====
* Admission of mz as a member, see message to members list

==Member Reports==
=== Board Reports===
====President's Report====
* No report.
====Treasurer's Report====
* No report.
====Secretary's Report====
* Report on bylaws changes in light of code of conduct changes.

====Directors-at-Large's Report====
* No report.
===Member and Project Reports===

==Meeting Meta==
* Members in Attendance: member1, member2 | latemember1
* Visitors: visitor1, visitor2
* Called to order at 23:59 by MEMBER.
* The meeting was adjourned at 23:59 by MEMBER.
* Minutes taken and submitted by MEMBER.
* Proxies
** Rob Diamond to Guan
** Gadi to Jay
** Chaz to Brian
** Ron Koder to Guan
** Rob Johnson to Lee
** AGV to Shwetha if not in attendance

[[Category:Meetings]]

Network Operations

2021-03-25T17:21:42Z

Leee: /* Assigned by DHCP */

[[Category:Administration]]

== Administrivia ==
=== Operations Contact List ===
{| class="wikitable"
! Name !! Email !! Phone
|-
| Hack Manhattan Space VoIP Phone || <code>admin <at> hackmanhattan.com</code> || +1-646-513-4503
|}

=== Passwords ===
Every board member should have access to most of the relevant passwords. Some passwords for financial accounts are only held by a couple of board members.

=== IRC ===
At the moment only <tt>guan</tt>, <tt>rmd6502</tt>, and <tt>jacolatern</tt> have <tt>AFRefiorstv</tt> mode on <tt>#hackmanhattan</tt> on Freenode. <tt>obscurite</tt> has <tt>fo</tt> but that's a really weird setup.

== Out of House Infrastructure and Utilities ==
=== Verizon FiOs ===
The building pays for 150/150 Mbps at $200 monthly.

== Network Infrastructure ==

=== Static IP allocations (as of 2019-04-17) ===

Sorted by IP.

'''⁂''': [[Bo.x0.rs|Hesiod]] enabled. i.e. if you have a hesiod dns record set (ask [[User:mz|mz]]) you can log into all these machines with centralised credentials.

==== Assigned by DHCP ====

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Hostname !! IPv4 address !! MAC address !! Device !! Maintainer !! Comment !! Location
|-
| space.hackmanhattan.com || 192.168.42.1 || 64:70:02:77:ec:e0 || TP-Link TL-WDR4300 v1 || [[User:mz|mz]]-ish & [[User:Guan|Guan]]-ish & [[User:Beadsland|Beadsland]]-ish || || Network cubby
|-
| 137W14 || 192.168.42.10 || e8:de:27:f9:cc:27 || TP-LINK WR841N || [[User:citybadger|citybadger]] || || Harry Potter Closet
|-
| brother-printer || 192.168.42.15 || 30:05:5c:f6:35:db || Brother HL-L2380DW || N/A || || Under the tool shelf
|-
| chromecast || 192.168.42.16 || 48:d6:d5:39:28:f8 || Chromecast (not 4K) || [[User:mz|mz]] || Shows our space dashboard || Attached to the TV by the desks
|-
| octoprint-main ⁂ || 192.168.42.17 || b8:27:eb:38:84:a2 || RaspberryPi || [[User:Mugenity|jay]]-ish & [[User:mz|mz]]-ish & [[User:beadsland|beadsland]]-ish || || By the 3D printer t
|-
| hydrocontroller ⁂ || 192.168.42.18 || b8:27:eb:5e:c5:bc || RaspberryPi || [[User:Mugenity|jay]] || || On the roof
|-
| buzzer-pi-shop ⁂ || 192.168.42.19 || b8:27:eb:b4:da:cb || RaspberryPi || [[User:Mugenity|jay]]-ish & [[User:mz|mz]]-ish & [[User:beadsland|beadsland]]-ish || || By the shop buzzer, showing the dashb. Runs OpenVPN for use by [[User:Mugenity|jay]].
|-
| [https://git.bo.x0.rs/hackmanhattan/125KHz-door rfid-access-space] ⁂ || 192.168.42.20 || 64:cf:d9:fd:42:93 || BeagleBone Black || [[User:mz|mz]] & [[User:Guan|Guan]] || || Attachted to the back of the space door
|-
| [https://git.bo.x0.rs/hackmanhattan/125KHz-door rfid-access-building] ⁂ || 192.168.42.21 || 64:cf:d9:fd:23:00 || BeagleBone Black || [[User:mz|mz]] & [[User:Guan|Guan]] || Also hosts the door camera || Building door, top right when you enter
|-
| voip-phone (replacement) || ? || ? || Polycom VVX-410 || ? || || Laptop island
|-
| voip-phone (deprecated) || 192.168.42.30 || 00:0b:82:4d:a0:6c || Grandstream GXP1400 || [[User:Guan|Guan]] || || Under the network cubby
|-
| voip-elevator || 192.168.42.31 || 00:0b:82:47:26:30 || Grandstream HT701 || [[User:Guan|Guan]] || || Elevator shaft shed on the roof
|-
| voip-grandstream || 192.168.42.33 || 00:0b:82:ad:e8:21 || Grandstream HT814 || [[User:Guan|Guan]] & [[User:mz|mz]] || Phone gateway for teletron8000 || In the network cubby
|-
| bricolage || 192.168.42.50 || 98:90:96:d0:63:4a || Dell Optiplex 9020 || [[User:Beadsland|Beadsland]] & [[User:Mugenity|jay]]-ish || || On the shelf by the window
|-
| [[Bo.x0.rs|box0rs]] || 192.168.42.100 || f0:de:f1:03:00:0f || Lenovo T410 || [[User:mz|mz]] || || In the network cubby
|-
| teletron8000 ⁂|| 192.168.42.108 || 00:16:3e:5e:e2:ee || [[Bo.x0.rs|box0rs]] || [[User:Guan|Guan]]-ish & [[User:mz|mz]]-ish || asterisk server hosting the phone project ||
|}

Note: there used to be no system with regards to how these IPs are assigned, it was basically just whatever DHCP first gave these machines made permanent through OpenWRT's LuCI. New devices ought to be assigned to up to 192.168.42.150

==== Static configurations ====

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Hostname !! IP address !! MAC address !! Device !! Maintainer !! Comment !! Location
|-
| ap-west || 192.168.42.2 || 30:b5:c2:b2:76:3a || TP-Link Archer C7 || [[User:mz|mz]]-ish || AP/switch for WPA2-PSK || mounted on the left side of the tool shelf
|-
| ap-elevator-shaft || 192.168.42.6 || 64:66:b3:c6:f1:d4 || TP-Link TL-WDR4300 v1 || [[User:Guan|Guan]]-ish & [[User:mz|mz]]-ish || AP/switch for the rooftop || Inside the elevator maintenance shed
|-
| 3rdfloor || 192.168.42.7 || 64:66:b3:fa:af:c4 || TP-Link TL-WDR4300 v1 || [[User:Guan|Guan]]-ish & [[User:mz|mz]]-ish || AP/switch for the 3rd floor || 3rd floor, left from the office hallway door
|-
| [[Camera|wrtnode-webcam]] || 192.168.42.22 || 64:51:7e:80:06:d6 || WRTNode || [[User:Guan|Guan]]-ish & [[User:mz|mz]]-ish || || Hanging by the cubby power strip
|}

==== Not integrated in our normal network ====

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Hostname !! IP address !! MAC address !! Device !! Maintainer !! Comment !! Location
|-
| || 192.168.88.1 || 64:d1:54:ad:12:04 || MikroTik SXTsq 5 ac || N/A (yet) || For potential LinkNYC uplink || Mounted on the satellite dish on the rooftop
|}

=== Notes about subnets, routes and DHCP ===

Since [[bo.x0.rs]] provides its own 10.133.7.0, 10.8.0.0, 10.0.59.0, and 10.0.93.0 subnets, it essentially acts as a second router. Hence, we send out classless static routes via DHCP to make sure none of the clients run into problems and the containers can identify which device is talking to them. This also means static routes are set on the router, plus the necessary DHCP-options may be found in LuCI: Network -> Interfaces -> lan -> DHCP -> Advanced -> DHCP Options.

Since the [https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc3442 spec] says to ignore the default route packet if classless static route options are seen, we include the default route in the static routes we send out.

'''Dynamic allocations''' start at 192.168.42.150.

=== Network Hierarchy (as of 2019-08-09) ===

<nowiki>---
network:
- name: foo
type: router
children:
- name: verizon
type: uplink
interface: em0
- name: 24-port-switch
type: unmanaged-switch
interface: em1
vlans:
- name: NYC Mesh
vid: 68
- name: NYC Mesh Clients
vid: 99
children:
- name: box0rs
type: server
- name: cnc
type: device
- name: rfid-access-space
type: device
- name: buzzer-pi-shop
type: device
- name: voip-space
type: voip-phone
- name: voip-teletron8000
type: voip-ata
- name: wrtnode-webcam
type: device
- name: north-switch
type: unmanaged-switch
children:
- name: ap-basement
type: ap-switch
wireless:
- ssid: hackmanhattan west
wpa2: true
- ssid: hackmanhattan west 5Ghz
wpa2: true
- ssid: -NYC Mesh Community WiFi-
vlan: 99
crypto: false
- ssid: nycmesh-3664-inside
vlan: 99
crypto: true
- name: west-switch
type: unmanaged-switch
children:
- name: ap-west
type: ap-switch
wireless:
- ssid: hackmanhattan
crypto: false
- ssid: hackmanhattan west
crypto: true
- ssid: hackmanhattan west 5Ghz
crypto: true
- ssid: -NYC Mesh Community WiFi-
vlan: 99
crypto: false
- ssid: nycmesh-3664-inside
vlan: 99
crypto: true
- name: octoprint-main
type: device
- name: brother-printer
type: printer
- name: bricolage
type: server
- name: hallway-switch
type: unmanaged-switch
children:
- name: ap-south
type: ap-switch
wireless:
- ssid: hackmanhattan
crypto: false
- ssid: hackmanhattan west
crypto: true
- ssid: hackmanhattan west 5Ghz
crypto: true
- ssid: -NYC Mesh Community WiFi-
vlan: 99
crypto: false
- ssid: nycmesh-3664-inside
vlan: 99
crypto: true
- name: ap-3rdfloor
type: ap-switch
wireless:
- ssid: hackmanhattan
crypto: false
- ssid: hackmanhattan west
crypto: true
- ssid: hackmanhattan west 5Ghz
crypto: true
- ssid: -NYC Mesh Community WiFi-
vlan: 99
crypto: false
- ssid: nycmesh-3664-inside
vlan: 99
crypto: true
- name: rfid-access-building
type: device
- name: elevator-shed
type: unmanaged-poe-switch
poe: 48V @ 1.25A
children:
- name: mesh-hub
type: ap-switch
poe: 18W
wireless:
- ssid: -NYC Mesh Community WiFi-
vlan: 99
crypto: false
- ssid: nycmesh-3664-back
vlan: 99
crypto: true
- ssid: nycmesh-wds
vlan: 68
crypto: true
- name: ap-mesh-hybrid
type: ap-switch
poe: 24V @ 3A - ~18W
wireless:
- ssid: hackmanhattan west
crypto: true
- ssid: hackmanhattan west 5Ghz
crypto: true
- ssid: -NYC Mesh Community WiFi-
vlan: 99
crypto: false
- ssid: nycmesh-3664-front
vlan: 99
cryppto: true
- ssid: nycmesh-wds
vlan: 68
crypto: true
children:
- name: mesh-east
type: ap
poe: 10.5W
wireless:
- ssid: -NYC Mesh Community WiFi-
vlan: 99
crypto: false
- ssid: nycmesh-3664-east
vlan: 99
crypto: true
- ssid: nycmesh-wds
vlan: 68
crypto: true
- name: mesh-west
type: ap
poe: 10.5W
wireless:
- ssid: -NYC Mesh Community WiFi-
vlan: 99
crypto: false
- ssid: nycmesh-3664-west
vlan: 99
crypto: true
- ssid: nycmesh-wds
vlan: 68
crypto: true
- name: mesh-uplink
type: wireless-client
poe: 7W
wireless:
- ssid: LinkNYC Private
crypto: true
type: uplink
- name: voip-elevator
type: voip-ata
- type: unused
interface: em2
- name: emergency
type: static
interface: em3</nowiki>

{{Template:Outdated}}

=== Machine and IP Allocation Table (Old) ===

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! IP !! Hostname !! Device !! Maintainer !! Comment (Location)
|-
| <tt>n/a</tt> || <tt>n/a</tt> || Alcatel I-211M-K || Operations || ONT and Modem for Verizon FiOs
|-
| 192.168.42.1 || rtr1.ratpark.net || TP-Link TL-WDR4300 v1 || Operations || Main router. Also does DNS, DHCP. Channel 1. Nonstandard port for external connections. Nonstandard password. (Hack Manhattan)
|-
| <tt>n/a</tt> || <tt>n/a</tt> || Netgear JGS516 || Operations || 16 Port Gigabit Switch
|-
| <tt>n/a</tt> || <tt>n/a</tt> || ? || Operations || 8 Port Switch
|-
| <tt>n/a</tt> || <tt>n/a</tt> || ? || Operations || 4 Port Switch
|-
| 192.168.42.2 || rtr2.ratpark.net || TP-Link TL-WDR4300 v1 || Operations || Channel 11. (2rd Floor Hallway)
|-
| 192.168.42.3 || rtr3.ratpark.net || TP-Link TL-WDR4300 v1 || Operations || Channel 6. (3rd Floor Hallway)
|-
| 192.168.42.4 || rtr4.ratpark.net || TP-Link TL-WDR4300 v1 || Operations || Channel 11. (Elevator Machine Room)
|-
| || surv-frontdoor.ratpark.net || WRTnode || Guan Yang || Operates wirelessly. Can we change that? (First Floor)
|-
| || surv-main.ratpark.net || WRTnode || Guan Yang || Operates wirelessly. Can we change that? (Hack Manhattan)
|-
| || wrtnode-hmdoor.ratpark.net || WRTnode? || Guan Yang || Controls door strike. (First Floor)
|-
| || octopi.ratpark.net || Raspberry Pi || || Allows for unattended (no computer needed) printing. Username <tt>hackmanhattan</tt>. Canonical password. (Hack Manhattan)
|-
| || boiler-wired.ratpark.net || WRTnode || Guan Yang || Boiler controller and sensor. Is it still in use? (Where in the 3rd floor is the boiler?)
|-
| || hackmanhattan.club || ? || Guan Yang || Is it still in use? (Where is it?)
|-
| || wr703n.ratpark.net || TP-Link TL-WR703N || ? || We definitely do not need this. (Hack Manhattan)
|-
| || quinn.ratpark.net || || || What is this? (Where is it?)
|-
| || ai-stem.ratpark.net || || || What is this? (Where is it?)
|-
| || kiosk.ratpark.net || || || What is this? (Where is it?)
|-
| || !?!?!? || || || The list goes on and on.
|-
| 192.168.43.0 || || || Operations || DHCP Allocation Block
|-
| 192.168.43.255 || || || Operations || Broadcast
|}

=== Network Diagram ===
==== Current ====
<nowiki>
parent_device
|(physical port on parent_device)-(physical port on child_device)child_device

null can be used where applicable (device only has 1 port, etc.)
? can be used for incomplete data that could not be obtained due to security reasons or other.

fiosmodem
|(null)-(wan)rtr1
|(1)-(1)jgs516 # Netgear JGS516
|(7)-(null)big-box # Octopi, Big-Box, and Backup_Terminal
|(8)-(8)teg580g # Treadnet TEG-580g 8 port switch on Laptopia
|(9)-(null)gxp400 # IP Phone
|(15)-(1)rtr2
|(2)-(1)rtr3 # light pink cable that gets painted over on it's way up
|(2)-(null)wrtnode # boiler wrtnode
|(3)-(?)firstfloor # goes into box, don't want to break it open
|(4)-(null)null # long blue cable that goes to nothing
|(wan)-(5)tlsg1005d # TP-Link TL-SG1005D
|(4)-(null)ds215j # Synology DS215j
|(1)-(null)null # goes into gray cable that goes to nothing
|(16)-(1)rtr4
|(2)-(null)null # black cable, goes to front of building
|(3)-(null)gx # grandstream telephone line modem/device, need model number
|(4)-(null)null # short blue cable, goes to nothing
</nowiki>

I'm not going to use proprietary diagramming tools or bother writing some script to graph this. Text is enough and more than sufficient for our purposes.

==== Expected ====
<nowiki>
Fiber Modem
|-rtr1.ratpark.net
|-Netgear JGS516
|-IP Phone
|-8 Port Switch On Laptopia
|-Area with octopi, bigbox, and backup terminal?
|-rtr2.ratpark.net
|-First Floor 4 Port Switch
|-rtr3.ratpark.net
|-Stuff in the boiler room?
|-rtr4.ratpark.net?
|-Stuff in the elevator machine room?
</nowiki>

== Incidents ==

* 2016-05-31: The space VoIP phone was reported to have no networking. A troubleshooting monkey was dispatched, and it was found that if one plugs said phone in the inappropriate holes, it will not work. RESOLVED.
* 2016-05-23: Since our wrtnodes that run our streams operate within that band, our space stream was no longer accessible (but the front door still was?). This has been rectified by having it connect as a client to a different access point. Resolved.
* 2016-05-23: Whilst performing hotfixes to rectify the 2016-05-23 network problem, one of our volunteer monkeys disabled the wireless interfaces on our space access point, and they are currently still down. Whack the main space stream once this is fixed. UNRESOLVED.
* 2016-05-23: A building community member reported failure to obtain a DHCP lease on all over our access points' 2.4 GHz networks, which is extremely odd since they're all on the same VLAN and on the same hardware as their 5GHz radio interfaces. Regardless, volunteers attempted to look at the problem, which was magically gone by 2016-05-27. Unable to reproduce. Resolved.

Meeting 2014-09-30

2021-03-14T18:13:12Z

Leee:

Meeting began at 7:30
= Consensus Agenda = PASSES

== Anti-harassment Policy ==

Adopt the draft [[Anti-Harassment Policy]].

== Rules ==

Adopt the following as rules of the corporation. We have heretofore not adopted formal rules as contemplated by the Bylaws, so if they are all approved, the rules will be numbered as they are here.

Rule 1

(a) The fact that no formal rule has been adopted for a type of behavior does not mean that it is tolerated at Hack Manhattan.

(b) It is a violation of this rule to behave in a manner which a reasonable person would find unacceptable at a typical Hackerspace or similar unstaffed, shared space.

(c) Unacceptable behavior includes, but is not limited to, acts that

(i) are illegal,

(ii) threaten the health and safety of humans,

(iii) unreasonably disrupt the ability of other members and visitors to use the facilities and equipment,

(iv) unreasonably expose the corporation to material risks to its activities, purposes, finances, reputation, viability or existence, or

(v) intentionally damage or are likely to damage the property of the corporation or others.

Rule 2

The corporation’s rules apply

(i) in the space,

(ii) in indoor and outdoor common areas in the building,

(iii) in online spaces including mailing lists and wiki,

(iv) at events outside the space hosted by Hack Manhattan, and

(v) at events outside the space at which Hack Manhattan participates in an organized way.

Rule 3

Smoking is prohibited.

Rule 4

(a) Harassment is prohibited.

(b) The [[Anti-Harassment Policy|anti-harassment policy]] adopted by the members, which may be amended from time to time, forms part of the corporation’s rules.

Rule 5

(a) The board may exclude anyone who violates the corporation’s rules from the premises, under such conditions and limitations as the board may prescribe.

(b) An exclusion under this rule is effective until the next regular business meeting, at which the members may decide on permanent exclusion, in the case of an excluded non-member, or termination of membership, in the case of an excluded member.

(c) A member may be excluded under this rule only if

(i) the violation is serious and poses a grave or imminent threat to the corporation or to its members or visitors, and

(ii) the board is satisfied that there are no alternative means to protect the corporation or its members or visitors that the corporation can reasonably implement.

(d) A member who is excluded under this rule is entitled to a pro rata refund of dues paid for the period of the exclusion.

(e) A member whose exclusion under this rule extends to business meetings is entitled to reasonable accommodations to participate in deliberations of the meeting remotely and to cast votes.

== Rule Change about Admitting New Members ==

We propose an update to the membership application process to streamline it and make it more useful for everyone.

Since the membership of HM is much bigger than it has been in years past, it takes more time for new members to become familiar with the existing members, our culture, and the organization as a whole. These introductions have been done informally and inconsistently in the past. As we grow, this works less well, and we also have more at stake as an organization.

We propose that prospective members be required to attend a short but comprehensive briefing session, no less than one week before membership is to be approved at a business meeting. These sessions will be conducted by a Board member or another volunteer. The briefing session will include information on:

* Hack Manhattan's history and purpose, and how the community works
* Communication tools available to members and others (Blabber, members@, wiki)
* Our Bylaws and rules, written and unwritten
* Everything at https://wiki.hackmanhattan.com/MembershipInfo and https://wiki.hackmanhattan.com/Member_Orientation
* Procedures for paying dues
* Safety briefing, including emergency procedures and signing of waiver

A short bio will be requested from prospective members and will be emailed to the members list one week prior to the monthly business meeting. The agenda item for prospective members will include the date of the briefing and the name of the briefer.

Prospective members must make at least 3 visits to the space before the business meeting.

In certain rare circumstances, the board may recommend at the business meeting that membership be made conditional on board approval, in order to conduct due diligence—similar to when we admitted minors. The board will either approve the application or submit it to the next business meeting for substantive consideration.

The Bylaws still state that membership is approved by vote of the members on the motion of two members. These changes are not Bylaws changes, but a statement of policy on the criteria we would ordinarily apply when voting on membership applications. Formally, the proposal is to amend the rules of procedure for our business meetings so that consideration of membership applications that don't fulfill the criteria is out of order. In each case, we could make exceptions by a majority vote, just as we can make exceptions to the current two-visit rule. (It would actually take two votes, one to suspend the rules, and another to approve the application.)

Timeline for the quickest possible membership process in September 2014, if these procedures had been in place:

* Visit September 16, 18 and 23
* Briefing during Tuesday, September 23 meeting
* Bio is circulated September 24
* Approval at business meeting Tuesday, September 30

=== Proposed decision ===

The [[MIBS Rules|rules of procedure]] are amended by inserting the following at the end:

Admission of members

(a) A motion to admit a new member, or to proceed to a question of whether to admit a new member, is out of order unless

(i) it has been on the agenda for at least 5 days prior to the business meeting at which the application is considered,

(ii) the prospective member has visited the space at a regular weekly meeting on at least 3 occasions prior to the business meeting,

(iii) the prospective member has received a briefing by a member designated by the board, the contents of which have been prescribed by the board, no later than one week prior to the business meeting,

(iv) the agenda item for the member contains the date of the briefing and the name of briefer, and

(v) at least 5 days prior to the business meeting, an email was sent to the members with a short biography of the prospective member, and the biography as well as a photograph of the prospective member have been added to his or her wiki user page.

(b) A motion recommended by the board (but made by any member) that a membership application be made conditional on board approval has precedence over all other business.

== Surveillance Equipment ==

Approve $300 for additional surveillance cameras.

This would be for actual surveillance, not just seeing if anyone is at the space. Any formal proposals for measures and policies to protect members' and visitors' privacy are welcome.

== Approve New Machine Shop Bench ==

Proposal: approve $200

Approve expense for purchasing materials to build a proper bench for the machine shop. Budget is in the sub $200 for building materials and some fastners.
Possibly even some shelves on the wall for stock and other not frequently used tools/equipment. Antonio has shelf brackets he can donate.

== Approve Laser Upgrades ==

Proposal: approve $150

Approve expense for purchasing materials to fix up the laser cutter. Budget is in the sub $150 for parts.
ducted fans, distilled water, controls, waterproofing, power supply for ducted fan.

== Approve Printing ==

Approve reimbursement to Matt Stove for up to $140 ($126 with possible sales tax) for printing business cards and stickers.

== Zendesk ==

Approve Zendesk subscription for managing info@hackmanhattan.com, $36/year for 3 agents.

* We really need this
* Problem: the affordable plan is limited to 3 people, so only 3 people can answer info@ at a time. But it may not matter. We never get volunteers for these things.

= New Business =

== Formerly in Consensus Agenda ==

== Sponsored Members Induction ==

=== Rob Lower === -was not present and was NOT inducted as a member.

Hey guys, I'm a patent attorney that's decided to apply after visiting your space four times over the past five months. I met a handful of your members including Konstantin(not Constantine ... unless there is another one), Justin, Robert, Steven, and Guan, and I was even able to use one of your 3d printers with the help of a couple members. Please do let me know if you need anything else from me to process my membership application. Thank you for your time and consideration.

Best - Rob Lower (65O.937.9931)

=== James Carpino === Welcome James!

Electronics, programming, CNC, machining, 3D printing, FIRST Robotics competition mentor, hardware hacking, salvaging, repair, vintage computing, music. Biology PhD. I've worked on my hobbies in a vacuum for long enough; joining HM is my first major step toward social & open technology hacking. Currently scrambling to prototype and market a compact personal 3D printer. Interested in getting the laser working, and helping with CNC (upgrade and/or build from scratch). Open to running workshops. (Briefed 10/23/14 DR)

=== Tim Flannery === Membership ipendings conditional on board approval, pending briefing.

Currently working at HM on a connected chess board device over the past month or two. Designed the chess pieces, currently cutting, staining, and assembling the board, than embedding RFID sensors/microcontrollers. Next project: 3D printed pinhole camera. Love the HM folks, space, and energy. Hope to use it for projects and for office space. Happy to help out any way I can.

== Other New Business ==

= Member Reports =

=== President's report ===
Maker Faire went swimmingly. 3 Editor Ribbons. Check them out in the entry way. New York Times coming through. Arthur. "He's a nice dude"

OpenHouse New York - Justin will resend an email with details. on Oct. 10th and 11th.

=== Treasurer's report ===
Accounting change. Don't waste electricity.
Winter is Coming

=== Secretary's report ===
Will have better stats on votes going forward.

=== Directors-at-Large's reports ===
N/A

=== Member Reports ===
HM is moving to dry land!

Rob - Will have arduino/heart class(Novemberish)

Steven - julian Assange Vid Chat went really well.

= Roll Call =

* In Person:
* Over IRC:

== Proxies ==

* Rob to Guan
* Robby to Guan
* Lee to Matthew

= Adjournment =

[[Category:Meetings]]

MembershipInfo

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This page describes the process of becoming an official member. If you want to support Hack Manhattan or plan to utilize the space and community quite a bit, consider becoming a member.

Members have 24 hour access to the space and voting privileges. Responsibilities include paying monthly dues and keeping the space, equipment and organization in good condition.

Non-members can still participate in Hack Manhattan projects, visit and use the space when a member is present, and participate in the Slack. The space is usually open on Tuesday and Thursday evenings. It is often possible to visit and use the space at other times when a member is around and willing to host (all members have a key), just ask on Slack.

== Do you need membership? ==
It is possible to use the space and equipment without a membership in connection with a meeting, open house, or other event (including Tech Tuesday every Tuesday at 7pm), or when supervised by a member. Ask on the Slack if you want to visit the space outside regular events. Non-members are free to participate fully on the Slack and in any discussions and projects at Hack Manhattan. They can also attend and participate in business meetings, but cannot vote.

== How to become a member ==
To be approved as a member at the next business meeting (held on the last Tuesday of the month), you must have:
# Visited at least three [http://www.meetup.com/hackmanhattan/ Tuesday or Thursday open houses].
# Received a [[New Member Briefings|New Member Orientation Briefing]].

(There are some additional administrative things the briefer will go through at the briefing and take care of. The briefer will send a photo and a brief biography to the members, so be prepared to talk about yourself for a minute, and there is a one-week waiting period after the bio is circulated.)

It is no longer necessary to wait for the monthly members' meeting to be approved as a new member.

After you become a member, you'll want to read the next section on monthly dues payments. You'll then be able to get your keys from a board member. You'll probably want to (re)read the [[New Member Briefings|Orientation Guide for Members]].

== Monthly dues payments ==
=== Membership levels ===
There are two official membership levels that allow for voting rights at meetings and free access to the space. The two membership levels are equivalent in every way except cost.
* Standard - pay $100/mo.
* Starving Hacker - pay $50/mo (students and underemployed)

=== Payment Options ===
There is one payment option: PayPal.

'''PayPal''' - [https://hackmanhattan.com/membership-donations/ PayPal] is simple if you're used to PayPal. If you ever need to cancel payments, you can find the relevant page on paypal.com or use an old email notification and click on "recurring payments dashboard." If you need to change between dues levels, you need to cancel your existing recurring payment and start a new one.

'''Stripe''' - Stripe credit card payments are no longer available as a payment method, and the member management portal has been deprecated because it has been bitrotted and broken for years. If you have an existing payment set up on Stripe, please contact the Treasurer via email at <code>finance <at> hackmanhattan.com</code> to update it.

<s>'''Stripe''' - Stripe credit card payments are always managed at [https://members.hackmanhattan.com/ members.hackmanhattan.com]. There you can change dues levels, cancel, and update your credit card information. The Stripe frontend uses your username and password for this Wiki, so this is where you would [[Special:ResetPassword|reset your password]] if you lost it.</s>

== Membership transactions ==

=== Resigning your membership ===

Cancel your recurring payments if possible, and send an email to the Board at <code>board <at> hackmanhattan.com</code> and the Treasurer at <code>finance <at> hackmanhattan.com</code>. You don't need to give a reason.

The most important thing is to notify us. If you did, we will refund any dues accidentally paid.

If you don't notify us, you are liable to pay dues until you do notify us.

Mail your keys if you can't return them in person.

=== Suspensions ===

There is no policy for suspensions. If you leave Hack Manhattan and want to rejoin later, as long as it’s not a recurring thing, you will normally not have to go through the whole membership process again.

=== Refunds ===

Refunds are approved by the board on a case-by-case basis. They are more likely to be approved if the error is discovered quickly, e.g. you meant to resign but forgot to tell us, and you let us know within a day or two of a dues payment.

=== Starving Hacker membership ===

We do not ordinarily require formal documentation for Starving Hacker status, but reserve the right to do so. The official procedure is that decisions are made by the board, subject to being overturned by the membership.

== List of members ==

Members are subscribed to the [https://groups.google.com/a/hackmanhattan.com/g/members members] mailing list. Once you log in, you can then view a list of members' email addresses. If you don't have a Google Groups account, you can request the board to furnish a list to the mailing list.

The list is kept up to date regularly. It may not reflect members who joined or left in the last couple of weeks.

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This page is for collecting stuff we'd like for the next edition of our weekly newsletter.

== Upcoming Newsletter ==

=== News ===

* Arduino workshop success
* Hack a Day writeup, Dangerous Prototypes video, [http://www.wired.com/geekmom/2012/10/best-maker-faire-ny/all/1 Wired]

=== Events ===

=== Classes ===

* Hack Manhattan: [http://kicad-nl.eventbrite.com/ Design Circuit Boards with KiCad] November 3
* Every Tuesday at Hack Manhattan: [http://tech-tuesday-nl.eventbrite.com/ Tech Tuesday]
* Madagascar Institute: [http://www.eventbrite.com/event/4208794618/eorg 6 hour MIG/TIG combo with Jim] October 20
* 3rd Ward: [http://www.3rdward.com/3rdwardclasses/audio-amplifiers.html Audio Amplifiers] October 26, [http://www.3rdward.com/3rdwardclasses/introduction-to-watercolors.html Introduction to Watercolors] starting October 31

=== Random Links ===

* [http://boingboing.net/2012/08/09/49-remote-control-multicopter.html $49 Remote controlled quadcopter]
* [http://pwdr.github.com/ Pwdr open source powder-based rapid prototyping machine]
* [http://math.stackexchange.com/questions/179680/lhopitals-rule-vs-lhospitals-rule Is it L'Hôpital's rule or L'Hospital's rule?]
* [http://www.slate.com/articles/life/food/2012/08/bake_at_350_degrees_oven_temperature_is_uncontrollable_and_we_should_stop_trying_to_micromanage_it_.html Why is oven PID so bad?]
* [http://www.engadget.com/2012/10/04/entertainment-weekly-smartphone-teardown/ Print magazine comes with cellphone]
* [http://www.adafruit.com/blog/2012/10/11/how-leds-are-made/ How LEDs are made]

=== Part of the Week ===

* [http://www.mouser.com/Search/Refine.aspx?Keyword=OKI-78SR $4 7805 compatible 1.5A 3.3V/5V switching regulators]

=== Tool of the Week ===

=== Lolcat of the Week ===

Laser Cutter 2013

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= Purchasing =

== J-CUT ==

[http://www.cnc-laser-cutter.com/lasercut.html J-CUT]

80W cutters:

* JCUT-1280 (1200x800mm work area): $4770
* JCUT-1290 (1200x900mm work area): $4840
* JCUT-1216 (1200x1600mm work area): $5350

Options:

* Rise-down platform $300
* Rotary axis $300
* Water pump free
* Chiller unit $470
* Air pump free
* Auto focus $100
* Red pot for position $100
* Honeycomb table $400
* USB $460

Shipping cost is $480 for JCUT-1216 and $200 for the smaller ones. Chiller unit is recommended for 80W lasers. If we don't choose USB, the interface will be a PCI card.

Dimensions of the JCUT-1216 (not leasted on the web page) are 2120x1810x1070mm.

Will be shipped by sea, presumably at least 40 days for delivery.

In addition to the lower cost, a good argument for going with the smallest model is reduced weight. A JCUT-1280 with rise-down platform, chiller unit, honeycomb table and shipping is $6,140. I would budget for $7,500 including materials associated with ventilation, customs brokerage fees, etc. --[[User:Guan|Guan]] ([[User talk:Guan|talk]]) 22:35, 5 March 2013 (UTC)

== Funding ==

There have been offers of donations and loans from members. We believe the loan could be paid off in 2 years, and would make the loans have a (maximum) term of 3 years.

Assumptions:
* Budget $1,000 for repairs and other expenses per year
* Average rate of 75 cents per minute
* Operate for 50 weeks per year
* We are looking to raise $7,500 total

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Loans !! Period !! Budget per year !! Minutes per year !! Minutes per week !! Budget per month
|-
| 80% || 2 years || $4,000 || 5,333 || 107 || $333
|-
| 80% || 3 years || $3,000 || 4,000 || 80 || $250
|-
| 60% || 2 years || $3,250 || 4,333 || 87 || $271
|-
| 50% || 2 years || $2,875 || 3,833 || 77 || $240
|-
| 50% || 3 years || $2,250 || 3,000 || 60 || $188
|}

There is some risk involved. The laser cutter may not work at all and it may be impossible to recover damages from the Chinese manufacturer. We may have insufficient manpower to maintain or repair it, or not enough money.

It is possible, but would involve a lot of work and possibly legal fees, to create a structure where lenders are effectively partners in the laser cutter as a business. It may be simpler to simply have Hack Manhattan take the risk of the project: we will structure the loans to have a long term, for example 4 years if the ''anticipated'' payback period is 2 years. In the worst case scenario, this is a loan that we will pay back over 4 years, a payment of less than $100 per month.

== Pricing ==

Ideas:

* $1/min for the public
* 50 cents or 75 cents/min for members
* 25 cents/min for funders or a fixed allotment of minutes

= Moving =

The laser cutter will likely be delivered to the Port of Newark. We have to arrange for it to be moved to the sidewalk outside the building, then upstairs. Piano movers would be best to take care of this.

= Ventilation =

Wherever we place the laser cutter in the space, we can probably easily vent to the board at the top of the window where the air conditioner is mounted.

Good laser cutter practice is to have a fan and run ventilation duct all the way to the roof, and a little above. Is that necessary?

= Project management/todo =

* Build PVC scale model to test that it can be moved in, and how it would look in space
* Get quotes from piano movers
* Finalize and propose a ventilation plan
* Finalize and propose a funding plan

= Mailing list threads =

* [http://www.mail-archive.com/blabber@list.hackmanhattan.com/msg04277.html August 2012]
* [http://www.mail-archive.com/blabber@list.hackmanhattan.com/msg08244.html March 2013 on move]
* [http://www.mail-archive.com/blabber@list.hackmanhattan.com/msg02824.html March 2012]
* [http://www.mail-archive.com/blabber@list.hackmanhattan.com/msg03766.html August 2012 on prices/budget]
* [http://www.mail-archive.com/blabber@list.hackmanhattan.com/msg05012.html September 2012 on budget]

= Links =

* [http://www.liorelazary.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=4:importing-a-lser-cutter&catid=8:laser-cutter&Itemid=14 Importing a laser cutter]

Amateur Radio

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== Hack Manhattan Amateur Radio Club ==

'''Hack Manhattan Amateur Radio Club K2HMH''' is a club and club station affiliated with Hack Manhattan.

== Licensing ==

* [[Amateur Radio Licensing Study Group]]
* [[Technician Exam Turbo Class]]

'''Technician''' is the current entry-level amateur radio license. Study guides:

* [http://www.kb6nu.com/tech-manual/ KB6NU No-Nonsense Study Guides]
* [http://www.arrl.org/files/file/Get%20Licensed/HRLM%202nd/QPOOL-study%20guide-2nd-ed.pdf ARRL guide]
* [http://hamexam.org Practice exams and flash cards]
* [http://www.eham.net/exams/ Practice Exams]
* [http://www.ncvec.org/page.php?id=349 Full Question Pool]
* [http://aa9pw.com/radio/ Another practice exam site]
* [https://www.hamradiolicenseexam.com/study.jsp HamTestOnline] - a great tool -- explains to you the concepts then immediately tests you. Costs money but worth it: '''Technician: $24.95; General: $29.95 and Extra: $34.95''' There is a free trial for each of the three tests -- so you can try before you buy but you should support them...it's a great resource!

== Reading ==

* [http://wa8lmf.net/aprs/SSB_Frequencies.htm Understanding Frequency Relationships on HF/SSB APRS]
* [http://www.angelfire.com/electronic/funwithtubes/Basics_06_Mod.html AM, SSB, and FM]
* [http://www.dx-code.org/ the DX code - useful etiquette on the air]

== Projects ==

* [[APRS]]

== Radio Programming ==

* NYC Repeaters

[http://www.qsl.net/kc2rc/The_Hitchhikers_Guide_To_NYC_Repeaters.html NYC Repeaters]

* Radio Programming Software

[http://chirp.danplanet.com/projects/chirp/wiki/Home CHIRP]

= Minutes =

== Meeting of January 20, 2021 ==

Guan Yang K6UAN, as station trustee, opened the meeting, which had been called for noon, at 12:10, in the absence of a President.

Present at the meeting were Stephen Lynch KD2DCO, E. Lee and Guan Yang K6UAN.

The meeting determined that the members of the Club are Stephen Lynch KD2DCO, E. Lee and Guan Yang K6UAN, Robby O'Connor KD2GJQ and Justin Levinson KD2DCO, based on the Club's minutes and the membership roster on the Hack Manhattan Wiki, excluding members who are no longer members of Hack Manhattan. Since 3 of the 5 members were present, a majority being required for a quorum, the meeting was deemed quorate.

Guan Yang K6UAN noted that the Club no longer had a president, as David Reeves K2DCR was no longer a member of Hack Manhattan and therefore no longer a member of the Club, and the meeting proceeded to election of a president.

Stephen Lynch KD2DCO was elected President of Hack Manhattan Amateur Radio Club by acclamation.

There being no other questions to consider, the meeting ended at 12:20.

Minutes by: Guan Yang K6UAN, Station Trustee of K2HMH.

Main Page

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[[File:HMpano2.jpg|800px]]

= Hack Manhattan! =

Hack Manhattan is a nonprofit cooperative space in Manhattan dedicated to technology, science, and the arts. We're the only public hackerspace in Manhattan. Get involved. Bring your curiosity, intellect, and imagination. Visit [http://hackmanhattan.com our website].

'''NOTE: ''' This wiki is public, but only approved users may edit. All Hack Manhattan members should have an account. Non-members -- to contribute, please sign up for an account and we'll respond ASAP.

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== Location ==

We're centrally located near the L/F/M/1/2/3/A/C/E/PATH trains and 2.5 blocks west of Union Sq (4/5/6/N/Q/R trains).

[http://maps.google.com/maps?q=137+West+14th+st+ny+ny 137 W 14th Street, Studio 201, New York, NY 10011-7308]

== [[MembershipInfo|Membership]] ==

Hack Manhattan is accepting new members. See [[MembershipInfo]] for more details.

== Meetings & Events ==

=== [[Calendars|Events]] ===

* [http://hackmanhattan.com/calendar/ Calendar]
* [http://www.meetup.com/hackmanhattan/ Meetup]

=== Monthly Business [[Meetings]] ===
Monthly meetings are held at 7:30PM on the last Tuesday of each month and are conducted in accordance with [[MIBS Rules]]. You can read the [[Meetings|minutes of previous meetings]] or the next one:

* [[Meeting 2021-03-29]]

== About the space and building==

* [[Rat Park]] (the building)
* [[Facilities]]

* [[Tools and Equipment]]


== Resources ==
* [[Administration]]
* [[Bylaws | HackManhattan! By-laws]] and [[MIBS Rules | Meeting Procedure (SRC3)]]
* IRC: #hackmanhattan @ irc.freenode.net [[http://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=hackmanhattan Web Chat]]
* [http://www.reddit.com/r/hackmanhattan/ /r/hackmanhattan]
* [[Suppliers | Suppliers, Vendors, Sources of stuff!]]
* [[FundRaising | Fund-raising ideas, links, projects]]
* [[Meeting_2013-03-26#Space_use_policy|Space Use Policy]]
* [[Cool Links | Cool Links to Hackerspaces, Blogs, Etc.]]
* [[Local Resources]] Places of interest close to HackManhattan!
* [[Bad Jokes Related to Hacking]] Like the name says it....
* [[Logos and Files]]
* [[3D Printing Resources]]
* [[Welding Resources]]
* [[Affiliate]]
* [[Operations]]
* [[Electronics]]
* [[Hackerspaces]]
* [[Gigs]]
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== [[Individual Pages]] ==

{{:Individual Pages}}

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Outreach

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=== Local Hackerspaces ===

* http://htink.org
* http://nycresistor.com
* http://www.alphaonelabs.com/
* http://www.collab-orators.com/
* http://www.etsy.com/blog/en/2009/all-about-etsy-faq-series-welcome-to-the-etsy-labs/
* http://make.si/
* http://blog.makerbar.com/
* http://www.zahncenternyc.com/

=== Hacker/Maker meetings ===

* http://hackerspaces.org/wiki/Call-in
* http://www.meetup.com/Union-Square-Artists/
* http://www.meetup.com/DIY-Drones-UAV-Ardupilot-Hackers/
* http://www.meetup.com/woodwork-95/

=== Tri-state area events ===

* http://www.nyctechevents.com
* http://www.garysguide.com/events?region=newyork
* http://www.linkedlistnyc.org/
* http://www.nycnjfirst.org - March 16th-18th NYC
* https://nytechday.com/ - April 19th NYC
* http://www.westportmakerfaire.org/ - April 28th 2012 CT
* http://worldsciencefestival.com/events/street_fair_2012 - May 30-Jun 3 2012 NYC
* http://figmentproject.org/ - 9-10th Jun 2012
* http://makerfaire.com/newyork/2012/ - 29th/30th Sep 2012 Brooklyn
* http://www.hopenumbernine.net/ - July 13-15 2012 NYC

=== Foundations/charities ===
* http://www.bigpicture.org/
* http://www.nycedc.com/
* http://www.techamericafoundation.org/
* http://www.hewlett.org/
* http://www.macfound.org/
* http://www.packard.org/
* http://www.mellon.org/internet/grant_programs/programs/scit
* http://www.changemakers.com/stemeducation
* http://www.sloan.org/apply
* http://www.fcny.org/fcny/cii/
* http://www.nyas.org/WhatWeDo/SciencetheCity.aspx
* http://www.changemakers.com/stemeducation

=== Companies ===
(links here do not imply endorsement by Hack Manhattan)
* http://www.makerbot.com
* http://www.shapeways.com/
* http://www.cognizant.com/
* http://www.honeybeerobotics.com/
* http://hackny.org/a/

=== Collective Working/Learning ===

* http://wixlounge.com (free co-working and event hosting)
* http://www.skillshare.com/
* http://dogpatchlabs.com
* http://nwc.co/
* http://nypl.org (also see http://www.npr.org/2011/12/10/143401182/libraries-make-room-for-high-tech-hackerspaces)

=== Mailing Lists ===

* http://dorkbot.org/mailman/listinfo/dorkbotnyc-blabber
* http://groups.google.com/group/reddit-nyc
* tips@linkedlistnyc.org (not technically a list -- they publish tech events in a newsletter)
* Calendar - http://nerdyorkcity.com/

New Member Briefings

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= Welcome to Hack Manhattan! - Important Info, Please Read =

If you are a new member, you will have just completed [[MembershipInfo|the application process]]. Welcome! This page gives a lot of useful information and directions, please read it all. This is also the content of the briefing for new members.

As a new member, please familiarize yourself with the following:

* The [[Bylaws]] of Hack Manhattan
* The [[Rules]] of Hack Manhattan
* Our [[Anti-Harassment_Policy]]
* The [[MIBS_Rules|Procedures we use for Meetings]]
* How to get involved with [[Recruitment|recruiting]] more members so that we can pay the rent!
* Our [[Meeting 2013-03-26#Space use policy| space use policy]] if you plan to host events.
* '''Use good judgment at all times.'''
** Don't commit crimes at the space.

== To the briefer ==

* Remember to send a short bio and photo to the members list. Ideally this happens '''during the briefing'''; ask a few biographical questions and write up a bio if the prospective member does not have one ready.
* Ordinarily memberships can be approved one week after the bio goes out. The member may ask on Slack about the status of the membership after one week.
* Emphasize:
** Do-ocracy, not fee-for-service
** The safety rules
** If the member wants to resign the membership, the most important thing is to notify us. Nothing else matters. No reason has to be given, no explanations are necessary, ''just tell us.'' (Practical details like keys, removal of personal effects and dues payments are not urgent and can be sorted out later.)
* Despite what it says below, Slack is probably a better way to ask questions and consult members.

== Organizational ==
* Activities are member-driven at Hack Manhattan. We are a 'do-ocracy'. No-one will do it for you, but others may help if you encourage them! Post your ideas and get help on Slack.
* Hack Manhattan is run by and for the membership as a whole, so usually the best way to address any issue is first to ask the members for their opinion on Slack and the members mailing list.
* You are encouraged to attend and vote at our [[Business Meetings|monthly business meetings]], held on the last Tuesday of every month. Some things can be decided with a brief consultation on Slack, the members mailing list, but bigger decisions should be approved at a business meeting.
* The members are all responsible for creating the atmosphere and environment in the space.
* If you would like to take a class or teach a class, or indeed have anything you'd like to contribute or ask of the community, get involved and ask on Slack and the members mailing list.
* Events are listed at [http://www.meetup.com/hackmanhattan/ our Meetup page]. Meetup currently does not allow co-sponsoring of events, so please add your event to our Meetup calendar too, if you have your own Meetup group already.
* There is a members-only mailing list for sensitive matters. Only post to it if it's something that should be kept secret, in the spirit of transparency and because membership of the members list is mandatory.
* If you ever want to resign your membership, the most important thing is to '''tell us'''. If you inform us, we will refund membership dues accidentally paid. Don't forget to return your keys and remove your things from the space. Don't just stop paying—we reserve the right to come after you for dues until you have informed us that you are leaving.

== Safety ==

* If you would like to use any of the power tools in the workshop, before you do so please print and sign the liability waiver ([[File:HM_Release.pdf]]) and give it to a Board member.
* If you don't know how to use a tool, please ask a knowledgeable member first so that you can be trained to safely use it. Be safe when using equipment: eye, ear, hand protection, and tie back long hair.
* Only one splitter or surge protector per outlet. Do not “daisy chain” them.
* In general, if you have concerns about any kind of wrongdoing at Hack Manhattan, please contact the board (at board(at)hackmanhattan.com), or any individual board member, or discuss on the members list. If you are unsure and don't want to do those things, consult with another member. Use your judgment and proceed in the manner you feel comfortable. Call 911 if you're observing a crime in progress. But we do ask you to contact us first if something is not serious or not urgent. In any situation in which you would otherwise have called 311, for example, please contact us first.
* Non-members are generally allowed to visit and use the space whenever a member is present and willing to host. You can open the street door by pressing one of the 'door' buttons on the intercom either near the right window or next to the coat rack.
* If you feel uncomfortable with a visitor, or you are closing up or you don't want to be alone with them, or you simply don't want the trouble, you can always ask visitors to leave. If they refuse or you feel unsafe in any way, it's always okay to just get up and leave. Try to contact the board, or another member, but don't worry about anything in the space (and if it's that bad, don't worry about your own stuff either: just go!). Remember that there are often also others in the building who may be able to help
* You are a host, not a bouncer. Your personal safety and comfort comes first.

== Practical things ==

* You should receive 1 RFID key-fob or card, which opens both the street level door, and the East (smaller) door to the main space. The space door needs to be pulled before the electric strike plate disengages enough to allow for pushing it into the space
* Lending out your RFID token to a non-member is not acceptable, and may put your own membership at risk. (Bringing guests is of course fine)
* Please make sure all doors are locked behind you (make sure the twist lock on the space door-knob is locked) if you are the last person out of the space, close the windows and turn off the lights/AC/soldering irons/computers.
* Make sure you know where the light switches are.
* If there is an item that you think the space should have, or it is missing, ask on an appropriate channel on Slack.
* Beverages are provided on the honor system; please contribute to the donations box above the fridge if you take one. Same goes for plastic filament (has its own box).
* If you use the roof, be aware that it is a communal space with other tenants in the building. Please don't put undue pressure on the roof membrane, and ask a Board member if you have a project you'd like to do up there.
* We do welcome donations of equipment, but there is now very limited space to store large pieces or boxes of stuff. Please check with other members or the Board if you are thinking of making a permanent donation.

== Storage and member items ==

* Members may to store a limited amount of project material on the shelves underneath Brain Bats. Please take a clear plastic box for your storage, label it with your name (label makers are available on the center shelves) and avoid using cardboard boxes for storage. Items on the shelving units near the window are for communal use.
* If you leave a project in the space, please label it with your name. If you do not do this, it may be either cleared away, hacked, thrown out or disassembled for parts!
* We cannot be held responsible for any packages sent to the hackerspace. If someone does accept a package, you will usually find it somewhere near the central shelving area.

== Garbage and cleanup ==

* Leave the space cleaner than you found it, we have no cleaning staff. If you can spare some time to help with housekeeping chores, it would be appreciated. Brooms and cleaning supplies can be found in the restroom.
* We try to keep the center tables clear for everyone to work at. Please clear your stuff off when you leave.
* Recycling (metal/glass/plastic) is collected in clear plastic bags. Please flatten any empty cardboard boxes you have and stack with any other cardboard.
* Regular trash cans (white bags) should be emptied when full and collected with other white bags in a black bag for disposal on the curb on Tuesday or Thursday after 6 p.m. If you are in the space at these times, please do put out any black or clear bags of waste, to prevent the space getting stinky / overrun with rodents.
** Cardboard only on Tuesdays. Plastic recycling both days.

=== Resources ===
* Our wiki is a great source of information for the community, and we encourage you to contribute to it. Members should [[Special:RequestAccount|sign up for a wiki account]] if you didn't already do so as part of the payment procedure. (Note: When it asks for your name, that will be your username, so it may be easier to pick something you would normally use as a username, without spaces.)

= Approved briefers =

* Board members

= Other materials =

* [[Membership agreement]] (draft)

Network Operations

2021-03-14T17:44:04Z

Leee: /* Out of House Infrastructure and Utilities */

[[Category:Administration]]

== Administrivia ==
=== Operations Contact List ===
{| class="wikitable"
! Name !! Email !! Phone
|-
| Hack Manhattan Space VoIP Phone || <code>admin <at> hackmanhattan.com</code> || +1-646-513-4503
|}

=== Passwords ===
Every board member should have access to most of the relevant passwords. Some passwords for financial accounts are only held by a couple of board members.

=== IRC ===
At the moment only <tt>guan</tt>, <tt>rmd6502</tt>, and <tt>jacolatern</tt> have <tt>AFRefiorstv</tt> mode on <tt>#hackmanhattan</tt> on Freenode. <tt>obscurite</tt> has <tt>fo</tt> but that's a really weird setup.

== Out of House Infrastructure and Utilities ==
=== Verizon FiOs ===
The building pays for 150/150 Mbps at $200 monthly.

== Network Infrastructure ==

=== Static IP allocations (as of 2019-04-17) ===

Sorted by IP.

'''⁂''': [[Bo.x0.rs|Hesiod]] enabled. i.e. if you have a hesiod dns record set (ask [[User:mz|mz]]) you can log into all these machines with centralised credentials.

==== Assigned by DHCP ====

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Hostname !! IPv4 address !! MAC address !! Device !! Maintainer !! Comment !! Location
|-
| space.hackmanhattan.com || 192.168.42.1 || 64:70:02:77:ec:e0 || TP-Link TL-WDR4300 v1 || [[User:mz|mz]]-ish & [[User:Guan|Guan]]-ish & [[User:Beadsland|Beadsland]]-ish || || Network cubby
|-
| 137W14 || 192.168.42.10 || e8:de:27:f9:cc:27 || TP-LINK WR841N || [[User:citybadger|citybadger]] || || Harry Potter Closet
|-
| brother-printer || 192.168.42.15 || 30:05:5c:f6:35:db || Brother HL-L2380DW || N/A || || Under the tool shelf
|-
| chromecast || 192.168.42.16 || 48:d6:d5:39:28:f8 || Chromecast (not 4K) || [[User:mz|mz]] || Shows our space dashboard || Attached to the TV by the desks
|-
| octoprint-main ⁂ || 192.168.42.17 || b8:27:eb:38:84:a2 || RaspberryPi || [[User:Mugenity|jay]]-ish & [[User:mz|mz]]-ish & [[User:beadsland|beadsland]]-ish || || By the 3D printer t
|-
| hydrocontroller ⁂ || 192.168.42.18 || b8:27:eb:5e:c5:bc || RaspberryPi || [[User:Mugenity|jay]] || || On the roof
|-
| buzzer-pi-shop ⁂ || 192.168.42.19 || b8:27:eb:b4:da:cb || RaspberryPi || [[User:Mugenity|jay]]-ish & [[User:mz|mz]]-ish & [[User:beadsland|beadsland]]-ish || || By the shop buzzer, showing the dashb
|-
| [https://git.bo.x0.rs/hackmanhattan/125KHz-door rfid-access-space] ⁂ || 192.168.42.20 || 64:cf:d9:fd:42:93 || BeagleBone Black || [[User:mz|mz]] & [[User:Guan|Guan]] || || Attachted to the back of the space door
|-
| [https://git.bo.x0.rs/hackmanhattan/125KHz-door rfid-access-building] ⁂ || 192.168.42.21 || 64:cf:d9:fd:23:00 || BeagleBone Black || [[User:mz|mz]] & [[User:Guan|Guan]] || Also hosts the door camera || Building door, top right when you enter
|-
| voip-phone (replacement) || ? || ? || Polycom VVX-410 || ? || || Laptop island
|-
| voip-phone (deprecated) || 192.168.42.30 || 00:0b:82:4d:a0:6c || Grandstream GXP1400 || [[User:Guan|Guan]] || || Under the network cubby
|-
| voip-elevator || 192.168.42.31 || 00:0b:82:47:26:30 || Grandstream HT701 || [[User:Guan|Guan]] || || Elevator shaft shed on the roof
|-
| voip-grandstream || 192.168.42.33 || 00:0b:82:ad:e8:21 || Grandstream HT814 || [[User:Guan|Guan]] & [[User:mz|mz]] || Phone gateway for teletron8000 || In the network cubby
|-
| bricolage || 192.168.42.50 || 98:90:96:d0:63:4a || Dell Optiplex 9020 || [[User:Beadsland|Beadsland]] & [[User:Mugenity|jay]]-ish || || On the shelf by the window
|-
| [[Bo.x0.rs|box0rs]] || 192.168.42.100 || f0:de:f1:03:00:0f || Lenovo T410 || [[User:mz|mz]] || || In the network cubby
|-
| teletron8000 ⁂|| 192.168.42.108 || 00:16:3e:5e:e2:ee || [[Bo.x0.rs|box0rs]] || [[User:Guan|Guan]]-ish & [[User:mz|mz]]-ish || asterisk server hosting the phone project ||
|}

Note: there used to be no system with regards to how these IPs are assigned, it was basically just whatever DHCP first gave these machines made permanent through OpenWRT's LuCI. New devices ought to be assigned to up to 192.168.42.150

==== Static configurations ====

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Hostname !! IP address !! MAC address !! Device !! Maintainer !! Comment !! Location
|-
| ap-west || 192.168.42.2 || 30:b5:c2:b2:76:3a || TP-Link Archer C7 || [[User:mz|mz]]-ish || AP/switch for WPA2-PSK || mounted on the left side of the tool shelf
|-
| ap-elevator-shaft || 192.168.42.6 || 64:66:b3:c6:f1:d4 || TP-Link TL-WDR4300 v1 || [[User:Guan|Guan]]-ish & [[User:mz|mz]]-ish || AP/switch for the rooftop || Inside the elevator maintenance shed
|-
| 3rdfloor || 192.168.42.7 || 64:66:b3:fa:af:c4 || TP-Link TL-WDR4300 v1 || [[User:Guan|Guan]]-ish & [[User:mz|mz]]-ish || AP/switch for the 3rd floor || 3rd floor, left from the office hallway door
|-
| [[Camera|wrtnode-webcam]] || 192.168.42.22 || 64:51:7e:80:06:d6 || WRTNode || [[User:Guan|Guan]]-ish & [[User:mz|mz]]-ish || || Hanging by the cubby power strip
|}

==== Not integrated in our normal network ====

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Hostname !! IP address !! MAC address !! Device !! Maintainer !! Comment !! Location
|-
| || 192.168.88.1 || 64:d1:54:ad:12:04 || MikroTik SXTsq 5 ac || N/A (yet) || For potential LinkNYC uplink || Mounted on the satellite dish on the rooftop
|}

=== Notes about subnets, routes and DHCP ===

Since [[bo.x0.rs]] provides its own 10.133.7.0, 10.8.0.0, 10.0.59.0, and 10.0.93.0 subnets, it essentially acts as a second router. Hence, we send out classless static routes via DHCP to make sure none of the clients run into problems and the containers can identify which device is talking to them. This also means static routes are set on the router, plus the necessary DHCP-options may be found in LuCI: Network -> Interfaces -> lan -> DHCP -> Advanced -> DHCP Options.

Since the [https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc3442 spec] says to ignore the default route packet if classless static route options are seen, we include the default route in the static routes we send out.

'''Dynamic allocations''' start at 192.168.42.150.

=== Network Hierarchy (as of 2019-08-09) ===

<nowiki>---
network:
- name: foo
type: router
children:
- name: verizon
type: uplink
interface: em0
- name: 24-port-switch
type: unmanaged-switch
interface: em1
vlans:
- name: NYC Mesh
vid: 68
- name: NYC Mesh Clients
vid: 99
children:
- name: box0rs
type: server
- name: cnc
type: device
- name: rfid-access-space
type: device
- name: buzzer-pi-shop
type: device
- name: voip-space
type: voip-phone
- name: voip-teletron8000
type: voip-ata
- name: wrtnode-webcam
type: device
- name: north-switch
type: unmanaged-switch
children:
- name: ap-basement
type: ap-switch
wireless:
- ssid: hackmanhattan west
wpa2: true
- ssid: hackmanhattan west 5Ghz
wpa2: true
- ssid: -NYC Mesh Community WiFi-
vlan: 99
crypto: false
- ssid: nycmesh-3664-inside
vlan: 99
crypto: true
- name: west-switch
type: unmanaged-switch
children:
- name: ap-west
type: ap-switch
wireless:
- ssid: hackmanhattan
crypto: false
- ssid: hackmanhattan west
crypto: true
- ssid: hackmanhattan west 5Ghz
crypto: true
- ssid: -NYC Mesh Community WiFi-
vlan: 99
crypto: false
- ssid: nycmesh-3664-inside
vlan: 99
crypto: true
- name: octoprint-main
type: device
- name: brother-printer
type: printer
- name: bricolage
type: server
- name: hallway-switch
type: unmanaged-switch
children:
- name: ap-south
type: ap-switch
wireless:
- ssid: hackmanhattan
crypto: false
- ssid: hackmanhattan west
crypto: true
- ssid: hackmanhattan west 5Ghz
crypto: true
- ssid: -NYC Mesh Community WiFi-
vlan: 99
crypto: false
- ssid: nycmesh-3664-inside
vlan: 99
crypto: true
- name: ap-3rdfloor
type: ap-switch
wireless:
- ssid: hackmanhattan
crypto: false
- ssid: hackmanhattan west
crypto: true
- ssid: hackmanhattan west 5Ghz
crypto: true
- ssid: -NYC Mesh Community WiFi-
vlan: 99
crypto: false
- ssid: nycmesh-3664-inside
vlan: 99
crypto: true
- name: rfid-access-building
type: device
- name: elevator-shed
type: unmanaged-poe-switch
poe: 48V @ 1.25A
children:
- name: mesh-hub
type: ap-switch
poe: 18W
wireless:
- ssid: -NYC Mesh Community WiFi-
vlan: 99
crypto: false
- ssid: nycmesh-3664-back
vlan: 99
crypto: true
- ssid: nycmesh-wds
vlan: 68
crypto: true
- name: ap-mesh-hybrid
type: ap-switch
poe: 24V @ 3A - ~18W
wireless:
- ssid: hackmanhattan west
crypto: true
- ssid: hackmanhattan west 5Ghz
crypto: true
- ssid: -NYC Mesh Community WiFi-
vlan: 99
crypto: false
- ssid: nycmesh-3664-front
vlan: 99
cryppto: true
- ssid: nycmesh-wds
vlan: 68
crypto: true
children:
- name: mesh-east
type: ap
poe: 10.5W
wireless:
- ssid: -NYC Mesh Community WiFi-
vlan: 99
crypto: false
- ssid: nycmesh-3664-east
vlan: 99
crypto: true
- ssid: nycmesh-wds
vlan: 68
crypto: true
- name: mesh-west
type: ap
poe: 10.5W
wireless:
- ssid: -NYC Mesh Community WiFi-
vlan: 99
crypto: false
- ssid: nycmesh-3664-west
vlan: 99
crypto: true
- ssid: nycmesh-wds
vlan: 68
crypto: true
- name: mesh-uplink
type: wireless-client
poe: 7W
wireless:
- ssid: LinkNYC Private
crypto: true
type: uplink
- name: voip-elevator
type: voip-ata
- type: unused
interface: em2
- name: emergency
type: static
interface: em3</nowiki>

{{Template:Outdated}}

=== Machine and IP Allocation Table (Old) ===

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! IP !! Hostname !! Device !! Maintainer !! Comment (Location)
|-
| <tt>n/a</tt> || <tt>n/a</tt> || Alcatel I-211M-K || Operations || ONT and Modem for Verizon FiOs
|-
| 192.168.42.1 || rtr1.ratpark.net || TP-Link TL-WDR4300 v1 || Operations || Main router. Also does DNS, DHCP. Channel 1. Nonstandard port for external connections. Nonstandard password. (Hack Manhattan)
|-
| <tt>n/a</tt> || <tt>n/a</tt> || Netgear JGS516 || Operations || 16 Port Gigabit Switch
|-
| <tt>n/a</tt> || <tt>n/a</tt> || ? || Operations || 8 Port Switch
|-
| <tt>n/a</tt> || <tt>n/a</tt> || ? || Operations || 4 Port Switch
|-
| 192.168.42.2 || rtr2.ratpark.net || TP-Link TL-WDR4300 v1 || Operations || Channel 11. (2rd Floor Hallway)
|-
| 192.168.42.3 || rtr3.ratpark.net || TP-Link TL-WDR4300 v1 || Operations || Channel 6. (3rd Floor Hallway)
|-
| 192.168.42.4 || rtr4.ratpark.net || TP-Link TL-WDR4300 v1 || Operations || Channel 11. (Elevator Machine Room)
|-
| || surv-frontdoor.ratpark.net || WRTnode || Guan Yang || Operates wirelessly. Can we change that? (First Floor)
|-
| || surv-main.ratpark.net || WRTnode || Guan Yang || Operates wirelessly. Can we change that? (Hack Manhattan)
|-
| || wrtnode-hmdoor.ratpark.net || WRTnode? || Guan Yang || Controls door strike. (First Floor)
|-
| || octopi.ratpark.net || Raspberry Pi || || Allows for unattended (no computer needed) printing. Username <tt>hackmanhattan</tt>. Canonical password. (Hack Manhattan)
|-
| || boiler-wired.ratpark.net || WRTnode || Guan Yang || Boiler controller and sensor. Is it still in use? (Where in the 3rd floor is the boiler?)
|-
| || hackmanhattan.club || ? || Guan Yang || Is it still in use? (Where is it?)
|-
| || wr703n.ratpark.net || TP-Link TL-WR703N || ? || We definitely do not need this. (Hack Manhattan)
|-
| || quinn.ratpark.net || || || What is this? (Where is it?)
|-
| || ai-stem.ratpark.net || || || What is this? (Where is it?)
|-
| || kiosk.ratpark.net || || || What is this? (Where is it?)
|-
| || !?!?!? || || || The list goes on and on.
|-
| 192.168.43.0 || || || Operations || DHCP Allocation Block
|-
| 192.168.43.255 || || || Operations || Broadcast
|}

=== Network Diagram ===
==== Current ====
<nowiki>
parent_device
|(physical port on parent_device)-(physical port on child_device)child_device

null can be used where applicable (device only has 1 port, etc.)
? can be used for incomplete data that could not be obtained due to security reasons or other.

fiosmodem
|(null)-(wan)rtr1
|(1)-(1)jgs516 # Netgear JGS516
|(7)-(null)big-box # Octopi, Big-Box, and Backup_Terminal
|(8)-(8)teg580g # Treadnet TEG-580g 8 port switch on Laptopia
|(9)-(null)gxp400 # IP Phone
|(15)-(1)rtr2
|(2)-(1)rtr3 # light pink cable that gets painted over on it's way up
|(2)-(null)wrtnode # boiler wrtnode
|(3)-(?)firstfloor # goes into box, don't want to break it open
|(4)-(null)null # long blue cable that goes to nothing
|(wan)-(5)tlsg1005d # TP-Link TL-SG1005D
|(4)-(null)ds215j # Synology DS215j
|(1)-(null)null # goes into gray cable that goes to nothing
|(16)-(1)rtr4
|(2)-(null)null # black cable, goes to front of building
|(3)-(null)gx # grandstream telephone line modem/device, need model number
|(4)-(null)null # short blue cable, goes to nothing
</nowiki>

I'm not going to use proprietary diagramming tools or bother writing some script to graph this. Text is enough and more than sufficient for our purposes.

==== Expected ====
<nowiki>
Fiber Modem
|-rtr1.ratpark.net
|-Netgear JGS516
|-IP Phone
|-8 Port Switch On Laptopia
|-Area with octopi, bigbox, and backup terminal?
|-rtr2.ratpark.net
|-First Floor 4 Port Switch
|-rtr3.ratpark.net
|-Stuff in the boiler room?
|-rtr4.ratpark.net?
|-Stuff in the elevator machine room?
</nowiki>

== Incidents ==

* 2016-05-31: The space VoIP phone was reported to have no networking. A troubleshooting monkey was dispatched, and it was found that if one plugs said phone in the inappropriate holes, it will not work. RESOLVED.
* 2016-05-23: Since our wrtnodes that run our streams operate within that band, our space stream was no longer accessible (but the front door still was?). This has been rectified by having it connect as a client to a different access point. Resolved.
* 2016-05-23: Whilst performing hotfixes to rectify the 2016-05-23 network problem, one of our volunteer monkeys disabled the wireless interfaces on our space access point, and they are currently still down. Whack the main space stream once this is fixed. UNRESOLVED.
* 2016-05-23: A building community member reported failure to obtain a DHCP lease on all over our access points' 2.4 GHz networks, which is extremely odd since they're all on the same VLAN and on the same hardware as their 5GHz radio interfaces. Regardless, volunteers attempted to look at the problem, which was magically gone by 2016-05-27. Unable to reproduce. Resolved.

Network Operations

2021-03-14T17:43:33Z

Leee:

[[Category:Administration]]

== Administrivia ==
=== Operations Contact List ===
{| class="wikitable"
! Name !! Email !! Phone
|-
| Hack Manhattan Space VoIP Phone || <code>admin <at> hackmanhattan.com</code> || +1-646-513-4503
|}

=== Passwords ===
Every board member should have access to most of the relevant passwords. Some passwords for financial accounts are only held by a couple of board members.

=== IRC ===
At the moment only <tt>guan</tt>, <tt>rmd6502</tt>, and <tt>jacolatern</tt> have <tt>AFRefiorstv</tt> mode on <tt>#hackmanhattan</tt> on Freenode. <tt>obscurite</tt> has <tt>fo</tt> but that's a really weird setup.

== Out of House Infrastructure and Utilities ==
=== Verizon FiOs ===
The building pays for 150/150 Mbps at $200 monthly.

=== Comodo ===

So we have SSL certs for every hostname currently involved except for <tt>ratpark.nyc</tt>, which keeps presenting <tt>hackmanhattan.com</tt>'s instead. They're issued by Comodo. I would've thought we'd have had wildcard card certs for both major domains but apparently this is not the case (for <tt>*.hackmanhattan.com</tt> and <tt>*.ratpark.nyc</tt>).

=== Google Apps ===
<tt>@hackmanhattan.com</tt> (and therefore not <tt>@list.hackmanhattan.com</tt>) addresses are with Google Apps.

== Network Infrastructure ==

=== Static IP allocations (as of 2019-04-17) ===

Sorted by IP.

'''⁂''': [[Bo.x0.rs|Hesiod]] enabled. i.e. if you have a hesiod dns record set (ask [[User:mz|mz]]) you can log into all these machines with centralised credentials.

==== Assigned by DHCP ====

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Hostname !! IPv4 address !! MAC address !! Device !! Maintainer !! Comment !! Location
|-
| space.hackmanhattan.com || 192.168.42.1 || 64:70:02:77:ec:e0 || TP-Link TL-WDR4300 v1 || [[User:mz|mz]]-ish & [[User:Guan|Guan]]-ish & [[User:Beadsland|Beadsland]]-ish || || Network cubby
|-
| 137W14 || 192.168.42.10 || e8:de:27:f9:cc:27 || TP-LINK WR841N || [[User:citybadger|citybadger]] || || Harry Potter Closet
|-
| brother-printer || 192.168.42.15 || 30:05:5c:f6:35:db || Brother HL-L2380DW || N/A || || Under the tool shelf
|-
| chromecast || 192.168.42.16 || 48:d6:d5:39:28:f8 || Chromecast (not 4K) || [[User:mz|mz]] || Shows our space dashboard || Attached to the TV by the desks
|-
| octoprint-main ⁂ || 192.168.42.17 || b8:27:eb:38:84:a2 || RaspberryPi || [[User:Mugenity|jay]]-ish & [[User:mz|mz]]-ish & [[User:beadsland|beadsland]]-ish || || By the 3D printer t
|-
| hydrocontroller ⁂ || 192.168.42.18 || b8:27:eb:5e:c5:bc || RaspberryPi || [[User:Mugenity|jay]] || || On the roof
|-
| buzzer-pi-shop ⁂ || 192.168.42.19 || b8:27:eb:b4:da:cb || RaspberryPi || [[User:Mugenity|jay]]-ish & [[User:mz|mz]]-ish & [[User:beadsland|beadsland]]-ish || || By the shop buzzer, showing the dashb
|-
| [https://git.bo.x0.rs/hackmanhattan/125KHz-door rfid-access-space] ⁂ || 192.168.42.20 || 64:cf:d9:fd:42:93 || BeagleBone Black || [[User:mz|mz]] & [[User:Guan|Guan]] || || Attachted to the back of the space door
|-
| [https://git.bo.x0.rs/hackmanhattan/125KHz-door rfid-access-building] ⁂ || 192.168.42.21 || 64:cf:d9:fd:23:00 || BeagleBone Black || [[User:mz|mz]] & [[User:Guan|Guan]] || Also hosts the door camera || Building door, top right when you enter
|-
| voip-phone (replacement) || ? || ? || Polycom VVX-410 || ? || || Laptop island
|-
| voip-phone (deprecated) || 192.168.42.30 || 00:0b:82:4d:a0:6c || Grandstream GXP1400 || [[User:Guan|Guan]] || || Under the network cubby
|-
| voip-elevator || 192.168.42.31 || 00:0b:82:47:26:30 || Grandstream HT701 || [[User:Guan|Guan]] || || Elevator shaft shed on the roof
|-
| voip-grandstream || 192.168.42.33 || 00:0b:82:ad:e8:21 || Grandstream HT814 || [[User:Guan|Guan]] & [[User:mz|mz]] || Phone gateway for teletron8000 || In the network cubby
|-
| bricolage || 192.168.42.50 || 98:90:96:d0:63:4a || Dell Optiplex 9020 || [[User:Beadsland|Beadsland]] & [[User:Mugenity|jay]]-ish || || On the shelf by the window
|-
| [[Bo.x0.rs|box0rs]] || 192.168.42.100 || f0:de:f1:03:00:0f || Lenovo T410 || [[User:mz|mz]] || || In the network cubby
|-
| teletron8000 ⁂|| 192.168.42.108 || 00:16:3e:5e:e2:ee || [[Bo.x0.rs|box0rs]] || [[User:Guan|Guan]]-ish & [[User:mz|mz]]-ish || asterisk server hosting the phone project ||
|}

Note: there used to be no system with regards to how these IPs are assigned, it was basically just whatever DHCP first gave these machines made permanent through OpenWRT's LuCI. New devices ought to be assigned to up to 192.168.42.150

==== Static configurations ====

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Hostname !! IP address !! MAC address !! Device !! Maintainer !! Comment !! Location
|-
| ap-west || 192.168.42.2 || 30:b5:c2:b2:76:3a || TP-Link Archer C7 || [[User:mz|mz]]-ish || AP/switch for WPA2-PSK || mounted on the left side of the tool shelf
|-
| ap-elevator-shaft || 192.168.42.6 || 64:66:b3:c6:f1:d4 || TP-Link TL-WDR4300 v1 || [[User:Guan|Guan]]-ish & [[User:mz|mz]]-ish || AP/switch for the rooftop || Inside the elevator maintenance shed
|-
| 3rdfloor || 192.168.42.7 || 64:66:b3:fa:af:c4 || TP-Link TL-WDR4300 v1 || [[User:Guan|Guan]]-ish & [[User:mz|mz]]-ish || AP/switch for the 3rd floor || 3rd floor, left from the office hallway door
|-
| [[Camera|wrtnode-webcam]] || 192.168.42.22 || 64:51:7e:80:06:d6 || WRTNode || [[User:Guan|Guan]]-ish & [[User:mz|mz]]-ish || || Hanging by the cubby power strip
|}

==== Not integrated in our normal network ====

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Hostname !! IP address !! MAC address !! Device !! Maintainer !! Comment !! Location
|-
| || 192.168.88.1 || 64:d1:54:ad:12:04 || MikroTik SXTsq 5 ac || N/A (yet) || For potential LinkNYC uplink || Mounted on the satellite dish on the rooftop
|}

=== Notes about subnets, routes and DHCP ===

Since [[bo.x0.rs]] provides its own 10.133.7.0, 10.8.0.0, 10.0.59.0, and 10.0.93.0 subnets, it essentially acts as a second router. Hence, we send out classless static routes via DHCP to make sure none of the clients run into problems and the containers can identify which device is talking to them. This also means static routes are set on the router, plus the necessary DHCP-options may be found in LuCI: Network -> Interfaces -> lan -> DHCP -> Advanced -> DHCP Options.

Since the [https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc3442 spec] says to ignore the default route packet if classless static route options are seen, we include the default route in the static routes we send out.

'''Dynamic allocations''' start at 192.168.42.150.

=== Network Hierarchy (as of 2019-08-09) ===

<nowiki>---
network:
- name: foo
type: router
children:
- name: verizon
type: uplink
interface: em0
- name: 24-port-switch
type: unmanaged-switch
interface: em1
vlans:
- name: NYC Mesh
vid: 68
- name: NYC Mesh Clients
vid: 99
children:
- name: box0rs
type: server
- name: cnc
type: device
- name: rfid-access-space
type: device
- name: buzzer-pi-shop
type: device
- name: voip-space
type: voip-phone
- name: voip-teletron8000
type: voip-ata
- name: wrtnode-webcam
type: device
- name: north-switch
type: unmanaged-switch
children:
- name: ap-basement
type: ap-switch
wireless:
- ssid: hackmanhattan west
wpa2: true
- ssid: hackmanhattan west 5Ghz
wpa2: true
- ssid: -NYC Mesh Community WiFi-
vlan: 99
crypto: false
- ssid: nycmesh-3664-inside
vlan: 99
crypto: true
- name: west-switch
type: unmanaged-switch
children:
- name: ap-west
type: ap-switch
wireless:
- ssid: hackmanhattan
crypto: false
- ssid: hackmanhattan west
crypto: true
- ssid: hackmanhattan west 5Ghz
crypto: true
- ssid: -NYC Mesh Community WiFi-
vlan: 99
crypto: false
- ssid: nycmesh-3664-inside
vlan: 99
crypto: true
- name: octoprint-main
type: device
- name: brother-printer
type: printer
- name: bricolage
type: server
- name: hallway-switch
type: unmanaged-switch
children:
- name: ap-south
type: ap-switch
wireless:
- ssid: hackmanhattan
crypto: false
- ssid: hackmanhattan west
crypto: true
- ssid: hackmanhattan west 5Ghz
crypto: true
- ssid: -NYC Mesh Community WiFi-
vlan: 99
crypto: false
- ssid: nycmesh-3664-inside
vlan: 99
crypto: true
- name: ap-3rdfloor
type: ap-switch
wireless:
- ssid: hackmanhattan
crypto: false
- ssid: hackmanhattan west
crypto: true
- ssid: hackmanhattan west 5Ghz
crypto: true
- ssid: -NYC Mesh Community WiFi-
vlan: 99
crypto: false
- ssid: nycmesh-3664-inside
vlan: 99
crypto: true
- name: rfid-access-building
type: device
- name: elevator-shed
type: unmanaged-poe-switch
poe: 48V @ 1.25A
children:
- name: mesh-hub
type: ap-switch
poe: 18W
wireless:
- ssid: -NYC Mesh Community WiFi-
vlan: 99
crypto: false
- ssid: nycmesh-3664-back
vlan: 99
crypto: true
- ssid: nycmesh-wds
vlan: 68
crypto: true
- name: ap-mesh-hybrid
type: ap-switch
poe: 24V @ 3A - ~18W
wireless:
- ssid: hackmanhattan west
crypto: true
- ssid: hackmanhattan west 5Ghz
crypto: true
- ssid: -NYC Mesh Community WiFi-
vlan: 99
crypto: false
- ssid: nycmesh-3664-front
vlan: 99
cryppto: true
- ssid: nycmesh-wds
vlan: 68
crypto: true
children:
- name: mesh-east
type: ap
poe: 10.5W
wireless:
- ssid: -NYC Mesh Community WiFi-
vlan: 99
crypto: false
- ssid: nycmesh-3664-east
vlan: 99
crypto: true
- ssid: nycmesh-wds
vlan: 68
crypto: true
- name: mesh-west
type: ap
poe: 10.5W
wireless:
- ssid: -NYC Mesh Community WiFi-
vlan: 99
crypto: false
- ssid: nycmesh-3664-west
vlan: 99
crypto: true
- ssid: nycmesh-wds
vlan: 68
crypto: true
- name: mesh-uplink
type: wireless-client
poe: 7W
wireless:
- ssid: LinkNYC Private
crypto: true
type: uplink
- name: voip-elevator
type: voip-ata
- type: unused
interface: em2
- name: emergency
type: static
interface: em3</nowiki>

{{Template:Outdated}}

=== Machine and IP Allocation Table (Old) ===

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! IP !! Hostname !! Device !! Maintainer !! Comment (Location)
|-
| <tt>n/a</tt> || <tt>n/a</tt> || Alcatel I-211M-K || Operations || ONT and Modem for Verizon FiOs
|-
| 192.168.42.1 || rtr1.ratpark.net || TP-Link TL-WDR4300 v1 || Operations || Main router. Also does DNS, DHCP. Channel 1. Nonstandard port for external connections. Nonstandard password. (Hack Manhattan)
|-
| <tt>n/a</tt> || <tt>n/a</tt> || Netgear JGS516 || Operations || 16 Port Gigabit Switch
|-
| <tt>n/a</tt> || <tt>n/a</tt> || ? || Operations || 8 Port Switch
|-
| <tt>n/a</tt> || <tt>n/a</tt> || ? || Operations || 4 Port Switch
|-
| 192.168.42.2 || rtr2.ratpark.net || TP-Link TL-WDR4300 v1 || Operations || Channel 11. (2rd Floor Hallway)
|-
| 192.168.42.3 || rtr3.ratpark.net || TP-Link TL-WDR4300 v1 || Operations || Channel 6. (3rd Floor Hallway)
|-
| 192.168.42.4 || rtr4.ratpark.net || TP-Link TL-WDR4300 v1 || Operations || Channel 11. (Elevator Machine Room)
|-
| || surv-frontdoor.ratpark.net || WRTnode || Guan Yang || Operates wirelessly. Can we change that? (First Floor)
|-
| || surv-main.ratpark.net || WRTnode || Guan Yang || Operates wirelessly. Can we change that? (Hack Manhattan)
|-
| || wrtnode-hmdoor.ratpark.net || WRTnode? || Guan Yang || Controls door strike. (First Floor)
|-
| || octopi.ratpark.net || Raspberry Pi || || Allows for unattended (no computer needed) printing. Username <tt>hackmanhattan</tt>. Canonical password. (Hack Manhattan)
|-
| || boiler-wired.ratpark.net || WRTnode || Guan Yang || Boiler controller and sensor. Is it still in use? (Where in the 3rd floor is the boiler?)
|-
| || hackmanhattan.club || ? || Guan Yang || Is it still in use? (Where is it?)
|-
| || wr703n.ratpark.net || TP-Link TL-WR703N || ? || We definitely do not need this. (Hack Manhattan)
|-
| || quinn.ratpark.net || || || What is this? (Where is it?)
|-
| || ai-stem.ratpark.net || || || What is this? (Where is it?)
|-
| || kiosk.ratpark.net || || || What is this? (Where is it?)
|-
| || !?!?!? || || || The list goes on and on.
|-
| 192.168.43.0 || || || Operations || DHCP Allocation Block
|-
| 192.168.43.255 || || || Operations || Broadcast
|}

=== Network Diagram ===
==== Current ====
<nowiki>
parent_device
|(physical port on parent_device)-(physical port on child_device)child_device

null can be used where applicable (device only has 1 port, etc.)
? can be used for incomplete data that could not be obtained due to security reasons or other.

fiosmodem
|(null)-(wan)rtr1
|(1)-(1)jgs516 # Netgear JGS516
|(7)-(null)big-box # Octopi, Big-Box, and Backup_Terminal
|(8)-(8)teg580g # Treadnet TEG-580g 8 port switch on Laptopia
|(9)-(null)gxp400 # IP Phone
|(15)-(1)rtr2
|(2)-(1)rtr3 # light pink cable that gets painted over on it's way up
|(2)-(null)wrtnode # boiler wrtnode
|(3)-(?)firstfloor # goes into box, don't want to break it open
|(4)-(null)null # long blue cable that goes to nothing
|(wan)-(5)tlsg1005d # TP-Link TL-SG1005D
|(4)-(null)ds215j # Synology DS215j
|(1)-(null)null # goes into gray cable that goes to nothing
|(16)-(1)rtr4
|(2)-(null)null # black cable, goes to front of building
|(3)-(null)gx # grandstream telephone line modem/device, need model number
|(4)-(null)null # short blue cable, goes to nothing
</nowiki>

I'm not going to use proprietary diagramming tools or bother writing some script to graph this. Text is enough and more than sufficient for our purposes.

==== Expected ====
<nowiki>
Fiber Modem
|-rtr1.ratpark.net
|-Netgear JGS516
|-IP Phone
|-8 Port Switch On Laptopia
|-Area with octopi, bigbox, and backup terminal?
|-rtr2.ratpark.net
|-First Floor 4 Port Switch
|-rtr3.ratpark.net
|-Stuff in the boiler room?
|-rtr4.ratpark.net?
|-Stuff in the elevator machine room?
</nowiki>

== Incidents ==

* 2016-05-31: The space VoIP phone was reported to have no networking. A troubleshooting monkey was dispatched, and it was found that if one plugs said phone in the inappropriate holes, it will not work. RESOLVED.
* 2016-05-23: Since our wrtnodes that run our streams operate within that band, our space stream was no longer accessible (but the front door still was?). This has been rectified by having it connect as a client to a different access point. Resolved.
* 2016-05-23: Whilst performing hotfixes to rectify the 2016-05-23 network problem, one of our volunteer monkeys disabled the wireless interfaces on our space access point, and they are currently still down. Whack the main space stream once this is fixed. UNRESOLVED.
* 2016-05-23: A building community member reported failure to obtain a DHCP lease on all over our access points' 2.4 GHz networks, which is extremely odd since they're all on the same VLAN and on the same hardware as their 5GHz radio interfaces. Regardless, volunteers attempted to look at the problem, which was magically gone by 2016-05-27. Unable to reproduce. Resolved.

MembershipInfo

2021-03-14T17:23:09Z

Leee: /* List of members */

This page describes the process of becoming an official member. If you want to support Hack Manhattan or plan to utilize the space and community quite a bit, consider becoming a member.

Members have 24 hour access to the space and voting privileges. Responsibilities include paying monthly dues and keeping the space, equipment and organization in good condition.

Non-members can still participate in Hack Manhattan projects, visit and use the space when a member is present, and participate in the mailing list discussion. The space is usually open on Tuesday and Thursday evenings. It is often possible to visit and use the space at other times when a member is around and willing to host (all members have a key), just ask on the mailing list.

== Do you need membership? ==
It is possible to use the space and equipment without a membership in connection with a meeting, open house, or other event (including Tech Tuesday every Tuesday at 7pm), or when supervised by a member. Ask on the [https://list.hackmanhattan.com/ mailing list] if you want to visit the space outside regular events. Non-members are free to participate fully on the mailing list and in any discussions and projects at Hack Manhattan. They can also attend and participate in business meetings, but cannot vote.

== How to become a member ==
To be approved as a member at the next business meeting (held on the last Tuesday of the month), you must have:
# Visited at least three [http://www.meetup.com/hackmanhattan/ Tuesday or Thursday open houses].
# Received a [[New Member Briefings|New Member Orientation Briefing]].

(There are some additional administrative things the briefer will go through at the briefing and take care of. The briefer will send a photo and a brief biography to the members, so be prepared to talk about yourself for a minute, and there is a one-week waiting period after the bio is circulated.)

It is no longer necessary to wait for the monthly members' meeting to be approved as a new member.

After you become a member, you'll want to read the next section on monthly dues payments. You'll then be able to get your keys from a board member. You'll probably want to (re)read the [[New Member Briefings|Orientation Guide for Members]].

== Monthly dues payments ==
=== Membership levels ===
There are two official membership levels that allow for voting rights at meetings and free access to the space. The two membership levels are equivalent in every way except cost.
* Standard - pay $100/mo.
* Starving Hacker - pay $50/mo (students and underemployed)

=== Payment Options ===
There is one payment option: PayPal.

'''PayPal''' - [https://hackmanhattan.com/membership-donations/ PayPal] is simple if you're used to PayPal. If you ever need to cancel payments, you can find the relevant page on paypal.com or use an old email notification and click on "recurring payments dashboard." If you need to change between dues levels, you need to cancel your existing recurring payment and start a new one.

'''Stripe''' - Stripe credit card payments are no longer available as a payment method, and the member management portal has been deprecated because it has been bitrotted and broken for years. If you have an existing payment set up on Stripe, please contact the Treasurer via email at <code>finance <at> hackmanhattan.com</code> to update it.

<s>'''Stripe''' - Stripe credit card payments are always managed at [https://members.hackmanhattan.com/ members.hackmanhattan.com]. There you can change dues levels, cancel, and update your credit card information. The Stripe frontend uses your username and password for this Wiki, so this is where you would [[Special:ResetPassword|reset your password]] if you lost it.</s>

== Membership transactions ==

=== Resigning your membership ===

Cancel your recurring payments if possible, and send an email to the Board at <code>board <at> hackmanhattan.com</code> and the Treasurer at <code>finance <at> hackmanhattan.com</code>. You don't need to give a reason.

The most important thing is to notify us. If you did, we will refund any dues accidentally paid.

If you don't notify us, you are liable to pay dues until you do notify us.

Mail your keys if you can't return them in person.

=== Suspensions ===

There is no policy for suspensions. If you leave Hack Manhattan and want to rejoin later, as long as it’s not a recurring thing, you will normally not have to go through the whole membership process again.

=== Refunds ===

Refunds are approved by the board on a case-by-case basis. They are more likely to be approved if the error is discovered quickly, e.g. you meant to resign but forgot to tell us, and you let us know within a day or two of a dues payment.

=== Starving Hacker membership ===

We do not ordinarily require formal documentation for Starving Hacker status, but reserve the right to do so. The official procedure is that decisions are made by the board, subject to being overturned by the membership.

== List of members ==

Members are subscribed to the [https://groups.google.com/a/hackmanhattan.com/g/members members] mailing list. Once you log in, you can then view a list of members' email addresses. If you don't have a Google Groups account, you can request the board to furnish a list to the mailing list.

The list is kept up to date regularly. It may not reflect members who joined or left in the last couple of weeks.

MembershipInfo

2021-03-14T17:18:13Z

Leee: /* Resigning your membership */

This page describes the process of becoming an official member. If you want to support Hack Manhattan or plan to utilize the space and community quite a bit, consider becoming a member.

Members have 24 hour access to the space and voting privileges. Responsibilities include paying monthly dues and keeping the space, equipment and organization in good condition.

Non-members can still participate in Hack Manhattan projects, visit and use the space when a member is present, and participate in the mailing list discussion. The space is usually open on Tuesday and Thursday evenings. It is often possible to visit and use the space at other times when a member is around and willing to host (all members have a key), just ask on the mailing list.

== Do you need membership? ==
It is possible to use the space and equipment without a membership in connection with a meeting, open house, or other event (including Tech Tuesday every Tuesday at 7pm), or when supervised by a member. Ask on the [https://list.hackmanhattan.com/ mailing list] if you want to visit the space outside regular events. Non-members are free to participate fully on the mailing list and in any discussions and projects at Hack Manhattan. They can also attend and participate in business meetings, but cannot vote.

== How to become a member ==
To be approved as a member at the next business meeting (held on the last Tuesday of the month), you must have:
# Visited at least three [http://www.meetup.com/hackmanhattan/ Tuesday or Thursday open houses].
# Received a [[New Member Briefings|New Member Orientation Briefing]].

(There are some additional administrative things the briefer will go through at the briefing and take care of. The briefer will send a photo and a brief biography to the members, so be prepared to talk about yourself for a minute, and there is a one-week waiting period after the bio is circulated.)

It is no longer necessary to wait for the monthly members' meeting to be approved as a new member.

After you become a member, you'll want to read the next section on monthly dues payments. You'll then be able to get your keys from a board member. You'll probably want to (re)read the [[New Member Briefings|Orientation Guide for Members]].

== Monthly dues payments ==
=== Membership levels ===
There are two official membership levels that allow for voting rights at meetings and free access to the space. The two membership levels are equivalent in every way except cost.
* Standard - pay $100/mo.
* Starving Hacker - pay $50/mo (students and underemployed)

=== Payment Options ===
There is one payment option: PayPal.

'''PayPal''' - [https://hackmanhattan.com/membership-donations/ PayPal] is simple if you're used to PayPal. If you ever need to cancel payments, you can find the relevant page on paypal.com or use an old email notification and click on "recurring payments dashboard." If you need to change between dues levels, you need to cancel your existing recurring payment and start a new one.

'''Stripe''' - Stripe credit card payments are no longer available as a payment method, and the member management portal has been deprecated because it has been bitrotted and broken for years. If you have an existing payment set up on Stripe, please contact the Treasurer via email at <code>finance <at> hackmanhattan.com</code> to update it.

<s>'''Stripe''' - Stripe credit card payments are always managed at [https://members.hackmanhattan.com/ members.hackmanhattan.com]. There you can change dues levels, cancel, and update your credit card information. The Stripe frontend uses your username and password for this Wiki, so this is where you would [[Special:ResetPassword|reset your password]] if you lost it.</s>

== Membership transactions ==

=== Resigning your membership ===

Cancel your recurring payments if possible, and send an email to the Board at <code>board <at> hackmanhattan.com</code> and the Treasurer at <code>finance <at> hackmanhattan.com</code>. You don't need to give a reason.

The most important thing is to notify us. If you did, we will refund any dues accidentally paid.

If you don't notify us, you are liable to pay dues until you do notify us.

Mail your keys if you can't return them in person.

=== Suspensions ===

There is no policy for suspensions. If you leave Hack Manhattan and want to rejoin later, as long as it’s not a recurring thing, you will normally not have to go through the whole membership process again.

=== Refunds ===

Refunds are approved by the board on a case-by-case basis. They are more likely to be approved if the error is discovered quickly, e.g. you meant to resign but forgot to tell us, and you let us know within a day or two of a dues payment.

=== Starving Hacker membership ===

We do not ordinarily require formal documentation for Starving Hacker status, but reserve the right to do so. The official procedure is that decisions are made by the board, subject to being overturned by the membership.

== List of members ==

Members are subscribed to the [https://list.hackmanhattan.com/listinfo/members members] mailing list. If you don't have a Mailman password for that list, you can have it reset. Once you log in, you can then view a list of members' email addresses.

The list is kept up to date regularly. It may not reflect members who joined or left in the last couple of weeks.

MembershipInfo

2021-03-14T17:15:46Z

Leee: /* Payment Options */

This page describes the process of becoming an official member. If you want to support Hack Manhattan or plan to utilize the space and community quite a bit, consider becoming a member.

Members have 24 hour access to the space and voting privileges. Responsibilities include paying monthly dues and keeping the space, equipment and organization in good condition.

Non-members can still participate in Hack Manhattan projects, visit and use the space when a member is present, and participate in the mailing list discussion. The space is usually open on Tuesday and Thursday evenings. It is often possible to visit and use the space at other times when a member is around and willing to host (all members have a key), just ask on the mailing list.

== Do you need membership? ==
It is possible to use the space and equipment without a membership in connection with a meeting, open house, or other event (including Tech Tuesday every Tuesday at 7pm), or when supervised by a member. Ask on the [https://list.hackmanhattan.com/ mailing list] if you want to visit the space outside regular events. Non-members are free to participate fully on the mailing list and in any discussions and projects at Hack Manhattan. They can also attend and participate in business meetings, but cannot vote.

== How to become a member ==
To be approved as a member at the next business meeting (held on the last Tuesday of the month), you must have:
# Visited at least three [http://www.meetup.com/hackmanhattan/ Tuesday or Thursday open houses].
# Received a [[New Member Briefings|New Member Orientation Briefing]].

(There are some additional administrative things the briefer will go through at the briefing and take care of. The briefer will send a photo and a brief biography to the members, so be prepared to talk about yourself for a minute, and there is a one-week waiting period after the bio is circulated.)

It is no longer necessary to wait for the monthly members' meeting to be approved as a new member.

After you become a member, you'll want to read the next section on monthly dues payments. You'll then be able to get your keys from a board member. You'll probably want to (re)read the [[New Member Briefings|Orientation Guide for Members]].

== Monthly dues payments ==
=== Membership levels ===
There are two official membership levels that allow for voting rights at meetings and free access to the space. The two membership levels are equivalent in every way except cost.
* Standard - pay $100/mo.
* Starving Hacker - pay $50/mo (students and underemployed)

=== Payment Options ===
There is one payment option: PayPal.

'''PayPal''' - [https://hackmanhattan.com/membership-donations/ PayPal] is simple if you're used to PayPal. If you ever need to cancel payments, you can find the relevant page on paypal.com or use an old email notification and click on "recurring payments dashboard." If you need to change between dues levels, you need to cancel your existing recurring payment and start a new one.

'''Stripe''' - Stripe credit card payments are no longer available as a payment method, and the member management portal has been deprecated because it has been bitrotted and broken for years. If you have an existing payment set up on Stripe, please contact the Treasurer via email at <code>finance <at> hackmanhattan.com</code> to update it.

<s>'''Stripe''' - Stripe credit card payments are always managed at [https://members.hackmanhattan.com/ members.hackmanhattan.com]. There you can change dues levels, cancel, and update your credit card information. The Stripe frontend uses your username and password for this Wiki, so this is where you would [[Special:ResetPassword|reset your password]] if you lost it.</s>

== Membership transactions ==

=== Resigning your membership ===

Send an email to Guan, then cancel recurring payments. You don't need to give a reason.

The most important thing is to notify us. If you did, we will refund any dues accidentally paid.

If you don't notify us, you are liable to pay dues until you do notify us.

Mail your keys if you can't return them in person.

=== Suspensions ===

There is no policy for suspensions. If you leave Hack Manhattan and want to rejoin later, as long as it’s not a recurring thing, you will normally not have to go through the whole membership process again.

=== Refunds ===

Refunds are approved by the board on a case-by-case basis. They are more likely to be approved if the error is discovered quickly, e.g. you meant to resign but forgot to tell us, and you let us know within a day or two of a dues payment.

=== Starving Hacker membership ===

We do not ordinarily require formal documentation for Starving Hacker status, but reserve the right to do so. The official procedure is that decisions are made by the board, subject to being overturned by the membership.

== List of members ==

Members are subscribed to the [https://list.hackmanhattan.com/listinfo/members members] mailing list. If you don't have a Mailman password for that list, you can have it reset. Once you log in, you can then view a list of members' email addresses.

The list is kept up to date regularly. It may not reflect members who joined or left in the last couple of weeks.

Member Management System

2021-03-14T17:10:38Z

Leee:

== Synopsis ==

In order to better manage and maintain our membership and contents, a customizable system is necessary.

== Features ==

* Track active/past members
* Record sponsor votes for new members
* Record membership tier per member
* Audit physical and online spaces
* Track equipment and parts available
* Submit requests for new equipment/space
* Create dashboards for social media
* Election Platform (ie OpaVote)

== Possible Platforms ==

* ServiceNow
** Very developer friendly CMS, originally designed for heldesk operations
** Service Portal development offers a good way for new/experience developers to program new features
** Includes a github friendly development environment with Studio
* Django: python based web framework
* Node.js

== Integrations ==

* <s>Stripe: Track payments</s> Deprecated and no longer an available payment method.
* Patreon: Track payments
* Discord: Maintain membership, activity, contributions
* Slack

Meeting 2015-06-30

2021-03-14T16:20:40Z

Leee:

= Consensus Agenda =

'''Members meeting''': There is a proposal afoot to make this meeting an official meeting of members within the meaning of section 603 of the Not-for-Profit Corporation Law, to consider changes to the Bylaws. The changes proposed for the [[Meeting 2015-11-24|November annual meeting]] have been moved here, with slight adjustments to fit the circumstances.

== Change in Bylaws: termination for failure to pay dues ==

The third paragraph of Article 2, Section 7, is amended to
<blockquote><p>Termination of membership due to failure to pay dues, fees or assessments is self-executing and automatically effective</p>
<p>(i) 60 days after the period for which dues have been paid has lapsed, for failure to pay dues or</p>
<p>(ii) 30 days after fees or assessments are due, for failure to pay fees or assessments,</p>
<p>or when otherwise effected by the board or a decision of the members.</p>
<p>A former member must make immediate arrangements to resolve the practical implications of termination, according to procedures adopted by the members or the board. No act, omission or failure by the corporation may prejudice the requirement of former members to fulfill their obligations under the corporation's Bylaws or rules.</p></blockquote>

This paragraph is added to Article 2, Section 7, of the Bylaws:

<blockquote>The members may adopt abbreviated procedures for the admission of former members whose membership was terminated by resignation or for failure to pay dues, fees or assessments.</blockquote>

The first paragraph of Article 2, Section 7, is amended by appending "or the members" after each occurrence of "the board". The fourth paragraph is amended in the same way.

== Lower quorum requirements ==

Article 3, Section 6, is amended by replacing the first two paragraphs with the following:

<blockquote><p>A quorum for regularly scheduled monthly members meetings is zero members.</p><p>A quorum for meetings of members as provided in Article 6 of the Not-for-Profit Corporation Law, including annual meetings, is the lesser of one hundred members or one-tenth of the members entitled to vote at the beginning of the meeting.</p>
<p>Members represented by a proxy continue to count as present for the purpose of determining whether a meeting is quorate.</p></blockquote>

(The original version proposed lowering the quorum requirement to zero. That is illegal for "real" member meetings.)

== Relax proxy limits ==

Article 3, Section 4, is amended by replacing the last paragraph with the following:

<blockquote>Except for elections, a member may vote on behalf of at most two other members, or one-tenth of the members entitled to vote at the meeting, whichever is higher. A proxy is valid only for a specific meeting or meetings designated in the proxy.</blockquote>

== Clarification of obligation to pay dues ==

The last paragraph of Article 2, Section 7, of the Bylaws is amended by replacing the two instances of “or omission” with a comma and “omission or failure”.

== Confirming power of members to make rules for the space ==

Article 2, Section 5, is amended by adding:

<blockquote><p>The members may continue to make rules for limiting the access of individual members to use the corporation's facilities and equipment under urgent or extraordinary circumstances, pending a decision on termination of membership.</p></blockquote>

== Board term does not end if no election was held due to lack of a quorum ==

Article 4, Section 3, is amended by replacing "at the following annual meeting" in the first sentence of the last paragraph with "upon the next election for that office or directorship at a meeting of members", and by adding at the end of the last paragraph: "If an election at a meeting of members is not held due to the lack of a quorum, the board must call a new meeting as soon as practical."

== Other technical corrections to clarify our compliance with the law ==

Article 3, Section 6, is amended by adding:

<blockquote><p>The procedure for online votes continues to apply only to matters which are not required to be decided by a vote at a meeting of members by the Not-for-Profit Corporation Law.</p></blockquote>

= New Business =

== Formerly in Consensus Agenda ==

== Sponsored Members Induction ==

For each prospective member, please confirm no later than Thursday before the meeting:

* Has the member visited 3 times at the regular Tuesday and Thursday open nights?
* Has the member received the briefing? When, and who was the briefer?
* Has the member's bio and photo been circulated on the members list? (not just blabber)

A wonderful list:

* John O'Brien
* Morgan Abraham
* Carol Liu -Received briefing by Johnny on 6/26/15
* Michael Quijano

== Election for at-large directorship ==

Candidates: Matthew Lipschutz, Matthew Duepner

== Other New Business ==

= Member Reports =

=== President's report ===
No report.

=== Treasurer's report ===
Financial report was distributed via email.

=== Secretary's report ===
Please be wary of people on the roof of the building. Members have the right to ask if people on the roof are with an organization in the building. Guests of HM members should be supervised on the roof at all times.

=== Directors-at-Large's reports ===

=== Member Reports ===

==== Public Service Announcement: We Are Apparently Environmentalists ====
Or at least, in Matt's perfect vision. However, the following statements are reasonable not only in the interest of saving the environment but saving money as well. Please don't keep the AC (now ACs?) running overnight. The AC on the EE side has a timer on it as a makeshift "remote control". It's a feature. Not a bug. (The following statement does bug me personally because I think we should have ice all the time, but I'm hot.) The ice maker is now on a timer as well. These timers are apparently "simple" to use.
:You are not as hot as you think. --[[User:Guan|Guan]] ([[User talk:Guan|talk]]) 13:59, 30 June 2015 (UTC)
::: You are wrong about so many things. --[[User:Guan|Guan]] ([[User talk:Guan|talk]]) 23:41, 30 June 2015 (UTC)
::: Also, I said "not as hot as you think." --[[User:Guan|Guan]] ([[User talk:Guan|talk]]) 23:42, 30 June 2015 (UTC)

==== You All Are Disgusting Slobs (with no sense of organization) ====
Just because we're a hackerspace doesn't mean we can't have nice things. This includes a clean space. Matt, Rob, and Lee cleaned 3/5th of the Laptop Island/Laptopia yesterday - this involved wet-wiping down the tables, "commercial citrus degreasers" that evidently don't work, mopping the floor underneath them, and moving the disgusting dirty mess of storage to the project space area. Lee started organizing "cubicleish area" in preparation for the cleaning of the rats nest. We intend (and hope others will pitch in) to clean the last two parts nearest to the windows that compose Laptop Island/Laptopia. In addition, if you are well versed with industrial cleaners, your help would be much appreciated in degreasing parts of the tables.

==== Because Why Not? ====
Following this intense ride of passion for making the space better, we also went ahead and installed the air conditioner that used to just be my foot rest into the unused air conditioner area. Matt did one hell of a job with insulation. Kudos to him.

==== WE WANT YOU! ====
To better the space. See something? Don't say something, just do it. (ugh too many tropes I'll show myself out.)

==== CoderDojo Maker event ====

Matt managed to wrangle Johnny into spending Saturday entertaining some kids at CoderDojo and promoting the space. While Matt did what he does best, making a huge mess and teaching kids to ignore their parents, Johnny wowed kids and parents alike with the power of the Pi! The event was fun, and it was a nice opportunity to interact with the community and raise a bit of awareness. We, as a community, should consider being more present at some of these community events to promote making in general, as well as specifically Hack Manhattan. And they had beer...afterwards, of course. -Matt

== Proxies ==
* Lee on behalf of Max Nager
* Lee on behalf of Robert Diamond
* Matt Lipschutz on behalf of Robby O'Connor
* Matt Lipschutz on behalf of Nick Farr
* Leah Worster on behalf of David Reeves
* Leah Worster on behalf of Antonio Simonini
* James Carpino on behalf of Brent B. Powers
* James Carpino on behalf of John Larson
* Guan Yang on behalf of Peter Shenkin (if absent)
* Guan Yang on behalf of Annie Hsu

= Adjournment =

[[Category:Meetings]]

Meeting 2015-08-25

2021-03-14T16:18:42Z

Leee:

= Consensus Agenda =
I (Rob Lower) propose a $200 pre-approved laser cutter expense budget to buy: supplies needed to permanently mount the laser cutter; personal protective equipment; tools/accessories needed for typical use; unforeseen safety-related costs.
* This is only for future expenses. There will be another proposal next week to reimburse James for some of the expenses he has incurred. --[[User:Guan|Guan]] ([[User talk:Guan|talk]]) 21:51, 25 August 2015 (UTC)

I (Konstantin) propose 400$ expense for the following items to upgrade our donated cnc affectionately named "big cnc". 1) T-slot table so that we can clamp down workpieces. 2) spindle upgrade so we can cut with really small diameter end-mills without them breaking due to the large wobble of the current spindle. 3) Endmills to cut with. T-slot table:
[http://www.techno-isel.com/lmc/Products/TablePlates20250T1.htm]

= New Business =

== Formerly in Consensus Agenda ==

== Sponsored Members Induction ==

For each prospective member, please confirm no later than Thursday before the meeting:

* Has the member visited 3 times at the regular Tuesday and Thursday open nights?
* Has the member received the briefing? When, and who was the briefer?
* Has the member's bio and photo been circulated on the members list? (not just blabber)

Michael Quijano - briefed by Guan on 2015-07-28, visited 3 times, bio and photo circulated.

Introduction: Coming here for a while, interested modular synth modules, originally for Miami, love NY, HM is awesome.

== Other New Business ==

= Member Reports =

=== President's report ===
Makerfaire is happening. We have a fortune mailing list.

=== Treasurer's report ===
Financial report is sent to members list.

=== Secretary's report ===
No report.

=== Directors-at-Large's reports ===

=== Member Reports ===
Mugenity: If you want mint or basil, go up to the roof and take as much as you want from the hydroponics. It needs to be shut down because of a massive water consumption issue.

Konstantin suggested getting a better spindle for the cnc machine.

== Proxies ==

Guan as proxy for [[User:Robby O'Connor|Robby O'Connor]]

Rob Lower as proxy for [[User:James|James Carpino]].

Rob Lower as proxy for E. Lee.

= Adjournment =

[[Category:Meetings]]

Meeting 2015-07-28

2021-03-14T16:18:19Z

Leee:

[[Category:Meetings]]

= Consensus Agenda =

== Procedure for readmission after termination due to resignation or nonpayment of dues ==

At the last meeting we changed the bylaws to allow us to adopt abbreviated procedures when a member who resigned or whose membership was terminated for nonpayment of dues wishes to become a member again. Under the procedures we adopt, such members would not have to make the 3 visits again.

Proposal: A statement from the new member is circulated to the members list. If there are no objections within N days, that member is readmitted, and otherwise the matter is referred to the next business meeting.

Should the member seeking readmission fulfill other requirements? For example, receive the briefing if he or she never received it in the first place? Pay back dues? Or should things like this be on a case by case basis? Should the board be able to attach conditions for readmission?

=== Proposal for new rule ===

Rule 8 is replaced with:

A former member whose membership was terminated by resignation or because of failure to pay dues may be readmitted by the board if the request is circulated to the members and no objection is received for 5 days, under such conditions as are specified in the request or by the board.

== Confidential membership matter ==

Non-members may be excluded from the discussion of this item.

Vote passes with the following count:
In favor: 20
Abstain: 2
Against: 1

== Purchasing a new 3D Printer ==

Several of us have found the working 3D printers at the space inadequate; what we have is generally not open to upgrading or materials other than PLA, and the demand for using the printers often exceeds the supply of printers. The simplest solution is just to buy another printer, and we've looked around and selected a $500 mainstream Makerbot-clone type printer that is maintainable and upgradable with widely available parts, and can reasonably be expected to work well from the get-go. This should lighten our load. James Carpino will recommend the specific printer, and I propose we split the cost partly between specific members and HM funds. The breakdown proposed is, $200 total from several HM members, $100 from HM general funds, and $200 from the 3d printing filament fund (which is reported to have enough to support this allocation and still buy plenty of filament).

'''Notice for potential donors''': The funds would be donated to HM (and can be deducted, of course). You won't be "bought out" when you leave HM. It's not impossible to do that a construction like that, but it's a hassle and risky, and I wouldn't consider it for such a small amount. --[[User:Guan|Guan]] ([[User talk:Guan|talk]]) 14:15, 25 July 2015 (UTC)

= New Business =

== New Members ==

For each prospective member, please confirm no later than Thursday before the meeting:

* Has the member visited 3 times at the regular Tuesday and Thursday open nights?
* Has the member received the briefing? When, and who was the briefer?
* Has the member's bio and photo been circulated on the members list? (not just blabber)

Rob Johnson briefed by Konsgn on 2015-07-16. Has visited 3 times, bio and photo have been circulated.

John O'Brien briefed by Guan on 2015-06-30. Has visited 3 times, bio and photo have been circulated.

Kyle Oliver briefed by Johnny on 2015-07-21. Bio and photo have been circulated. Has probably visited 3 times, should confirm.

Nikolas Schreiber, Briefed by Matt on 2015-07-23, has visited many times. Bio and photo have been circulated.

<strike>Michael Quijano</strike> -- Has Michael Quijano received the briefing yet? Visited the space 3 times? I haven't seen the bio and photo circulated. It's too late to add him at this point. I could not find one message from him on blabber. I am striking out his name. --[[User:Robby O'Connor|Robby O'Connor]] ([[User talk:Robby O'Connor|talk]]) 02:02, 28 July 2015 (UTC)

= President's Report =
It has been a tense couple of weeks with recent issues that may be traced to communal disagreements. We will be taking steps to increase and improve the Hackmanhattan community in the coming days.

= Treasurer's Report =
Financial report is available in the member's email list.

= Secretary's Report =
No report

= Director at Large's Report =
We are planning to participate in Makerfare this year with our Fortunetron 7000 exhibit. A wiki page will be written with tasks and volunteer opportunities.

A fire cabinet has been added to the machine shop.

= Member Reports =

- Dave R.: I am leaving HM as a member as of July. Thanks to all of you who made it a fun and inspiring community and space. I hope the organization can continue its good work long into the future.

:O Captain! My Captain! [[User:Leee|Leee]] ([[User talk:Leee|talk]]) 18:14, 27 July 2015 (UTC)
:I will miss you Dave! --[[User:Robby O'Connor|Robby O'Connor]] ([[User talk:Robby O'Connor|talk]]) 00:03, 28 July 2015 (UTC)

- Johnny.: Team Hackmanhattan won the $500 Unity Prize in the [http://vrhackathonny.challengepost.com/ New York VR Hackathon] at NYU ITP with Trustfall. $60 of the winnings have been donated to Hackmanhattan.

- Lee.: Due to recent events in the building, please be vigilant when unlocking the building entrance for ring-ins. Check the door camera link as possible. If no one enters the space within a minute after unlocking the front door, please investigate.

== Proxies ==
* E. Lee on behalf of Max Nager
* E. Lee on behalf of Mark Carroll
* E. Lee on behalf of Rebecca L-E
* Matt Lipschutz on behalf of Peter Shenkin
* Guan Yang on behalf of Annie Hsu
* Guan Yang on behalf of Diego Zaks
* Guan Yang on behalf of Antonio Simonini
* Justin Levinson on behalf of Barry Anderson
* Justin Levinson on behalf of J Connor

Meeting 2015-07-28

2021-03-14T16:18:03Z

Leee:

[[Category:Meetings]]

= Consensus Agenda =

== Procedure for readmission after termination due to resignation or nonpayment of dues ==

At the last meeting we changed the bylaws to allow us to adopt abbreviated procedures when a member who resigned or whose membership was terminated for nonpayment of dues wishes to become a member again. Under the procedures we adopt, such members would not have to make the 3 visits again.

Proposal: A statement from the new member is circulated to the members list. If there are no objections within N days, that member is readmitted, and otherwise the matter is referred to the next business meeting.

Should the member seeking readmission fulfill other requirements? For example, receive the briefing if he or she never received it in the first place? Pay back dues? Or should things like this be on a case by case basis? Should the board be able to attach conditions for readmission?

=== Proposal for new rule ===

Rule 8 is replaced with:

A former member whose membership was terminated by resignation or because of failure to pay dues may be readmitted by the board if the request is circulated to the members and no objection is received for 5 days, under such conditions as are specified in the request or by the board.

== Confidential membership matter ==

Non-members may be excluded from the discussion of this item.

Vote passes with the following count:
In favor: 20
Abstain: 2
Against: 1

== Purchasing a new 3D Printer ==

Several of us have found the working 3D printers at the space inadequate; what we have is generally not open to upgrading or materials other than PLA, and the demand for using the printers often exceeds the supply of printers. The simplest solution is just to buy another printer, and we've looked around and selected a $500 mainstream Makerbot-clone type printer that is maintainable and upgradable with widely available parts, and can reasonably be expected to work well from the get-go. This should lighten our load. James Carpino will recommend the specific printer, and I propose we split the cost partly between specific members and HM funds. The breakdown proposed is, $200 total from several HM members, $100 from HM general funds, and $200 from the 3d printing filament fund (which is reported to have enough to support this allocation and still buy plenty of filament).

'''Notice for potential donors''': The funds would be donated to HM (and can be deducted, of course). You won't be "bought out" when you leave HM. It's not impossible to do that a construction like that, but it's a hassle and risky, and I wouldn't consider it for such a small amount. --[[User:Guan|Guan]] ([[User talk:Guan|talk]]) 14:15, 25 July 2015 (UTC)

= New Business =

== New Members ==

For each prospective member, please confirm no later than Thursday before the meeting:

* Has the member visited 3 times at the regular Tuesday and Thursday open nights?
* Has the member received the briefing? When, and who was the briefer?
* Has the member's bio and photo been circulated on the members list? (not just blabber)

Rob Johnson briefed by Konsgn on 2015-07-16. Has visited 3 times, bio and photo have been circulated.

John O'Brien briefed by Guan on 2015-06-30. Has visited 3 times, bio and photo have been circulated.

Kyle Oliver briefed by Johnny on 2015-07-21. Bio and photo have been circulated. Has probably visited 3 times, should confirm.

Nikolas Schreiber, Briefed by Matt on 2015-07-23, has visited many times. Bio and photo have been circulated.

<strike>Michael Quijano</strike> -- Has Michael Quijano received the briefing yet? Visited the space 3 times? I haven't seen the bio and photo circulated. It's too late to add him at this point. I could not find one message from him on blabber. I am striking out his name. --[[User:Robby O'Connor|Robby O'Connor]] ([[User talk:Robby O'Connor|talk]]) 02:02, 28 July 2015 (UTC)

= President's Report =
It has been a tense couple of weeks with recent issues that may be traced to communal disagreements. We will be taking steps to increase and improve the Hackmanhattan community in the coming days.

= Treasurer's Report =
Financial report is available in the member's email list.

= Secretary's Report =
No report

= Director at Large's Report =
We are planning to participate in Makerfare this year with our Fortunetron 7000 exhibit. A wiki page will be written with tasks and volunteer opportunities.

A fire cabinet has been added to the machine shop.

= Member Reports =

- Dave R.: I am leaving HM as a member as of July. Thanks to all of you who made it a fun and inspiring community and space. I hope the organization can continue its good work long into the future.

:O Captain! My Captain! [[User:Leee|Leee]] ([[User talk:Leee|talk]]) 18:14, 27 July 2015 (UTC)
:I will miss you Dave! --[[User:Robby O'Connor|Robby O'Connor]] ([[User talk:Robby O'Connor|talk]]) 00:03, 28 July 2015 (UTC)

- Johnny.: Team Hackmanhattan won the $500 Unity Prize in the [http://vrhackathonny.challengepost.com/ New York VR Hackathon] at NYU ITP with Trustfall. $60 of the winnings have been donated to Hackmanhattan.

- Eugene.: Due to recent events in the building, please be vigilant when unlocking the building entrance for ring-ins. Check the door camera link as possible. If no one enters the space within a minute after unlocking the front door, please investigate.

== Proxies ==
* E. Lee on behalf of Max Nager
* E. Lee on behalf of Mark Carroll
* E. Lee on behalf of Rebecca L-E
* Matt Lipschutz on behalf of Peter Shenkin
* Guan Yang on behalf of Annie Hsu
* Guan Yang on behalf of Diego Zaks
* Guan Yang on behalf of Antonio Simonini
* Justin Levinson on behalf of Barry Anderson
* Justin Levinson on behalf of J Connor

Meeting 2015-12-22

2021-03-14T16:17:31Z

Leee:

= Consensus Agenda =

== Proposed change to bylaws: ==

=== Safety violations ===

The proposal is: The 4th item of numbered list in Article 2, Section 7, of the Bylaws is amended by inserting before the period: ", or for serious safety violations".

I would like to add an official amendment to the bylaws for termination of membership due to serious safety violations.

''[shenkin: Per email discussion, I've altered some of the following points, which constitute simply commentary, not binding provisions, to remove behaviors which, though they may be grounds for expulsion for other reasons, are not usually safety issues. I've also altered the wording of the last bullet, which several of us thought placed too subjective an interpretation on perception of danger.]''
These include:
* Failure to wear required safety equipment (e.g. safety glasses, welding mask, gloves) while operating tools or machinery
* Failure to properly turn off power tools or other machinery when done using it and/or leaving the space
* Failure shut down tools when finished ''[shenkin: Deleted the failure to put things away, which is not a safety problem in general]''
* Misuse of tools or equipment whether through intent or lack of proper knowledge, that could lead to a significant safety risk for the user or others, or potentially damage equipment or the space. ''[shenkin: Added the part starting "that could lead".]''
* Any other behaviors which could lead to a significant safety risk for the user or others, or potentially damage equipment or the space. ''[shenkin: Altered language to remove the assertion that other users simply have to feel there's a danger. In the context of the amended text of the bylaws, the deciding body is already specified.]''

rmd6502

=== Date of annual meeting ===

Article 3, Section 1, is amended to read:

<blockquote>Meetings of members must be held in New York County, no more than one kilometer from the corporation's premises, not on a major public holiday as recognized by New York City, and between 6pm and midnight on weekdays or 10am and 10pm on weekends. The board must call the annual meeting of members in accordance with Section 603 of the Not-for-Profit Corporation Law to be held in January or February.</blockquote>

A consequence will be that there will be another meeting in January or February 2016.

Agendas pass

= New Business =

''It is ordinarily not in order to introduce new business at the meeting.''

== Elections ==

=== President ===

Candidates:
* Justin Levinson

=== Treasurer ===

Candidates:
* Guan Yang

=== Secretary ===

Candidates:
* John Lee

=== Directors-at-Large ===

(2 positions)

Candidates:
* Konstantin Avdashchenko
* Robby O'Connor

Positions are unopposed. Elections will be held again in the 2016 annual meeting

== Formerly in Consensus Agenda ==

== Sponsored Members Induction ==

For each prospective member, please confirm no later than Thursday before the meeting:

* Has the member visited 3 times at the regular Tuesday and Thursday open nights?
* Has the member received the briefing? When, and who was the briefer?
* Has the member's bio and photo been circulated on the members list? (not just blabber)

== Other New Business ==

= Member Reports =

=== President's report ===
Everything is cool. 2015 was a good year.
=== Treasurer's report ===
No report. Financial annual report will be sent in the year.
=== Secretary's report ===
No report
=== Directors-at-Large's reports ===
No report.

=== Member Reports ===
Please do not enter the building on Jan 2nd, 3rd of 2016. The building stairs are being painted.
== Proxies ==
* Guan for Konstantin
* Justin for Rob Diamond
* Johnny for E. Lee
* Guan for Barry Anderson
* Robby for Max Nager

= Adjournment =

[[Category:Meetings]]

Meeting 2014-06-24

2021-03-14T16:17:19Z

Leee:

= Consensus Agenda =

= New Business =

== Formerly in Consensus Agenda ==

== Sponsored Members Induction ==

* Erik Williamson anything(not present, no sponsors, please reapply!)
* Max Nager (accepted)
* E. Lee (accepted)

== Other New Business ==

= Member Reports =

=== President's report ===

=== Treasurer's report ===

=== Secretary's report ===
Not Present :(
=== Directors-At-Large's reports ===

* FIGMENT was awesome, thanks to everyone who helped out and visited Facetron 6000.
* Let's take FACETRON6000 to Maker Faire in September this year - application deadline is JULY 20th. Has someone done that already?
* HOPE X will give us space - who has/is getting tickets to HOPE and can volunteer to man a HM table?

== Member Reports ==

= Roll Call =

* In Person:
* Over IRC:

= Adjournment =

[[Category:Meetings]]

Individual Pages

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Projects

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Leee: Removed dead links

=== Active Projects ===
* [[3D Printing|3D Printer/CNC]]
* [[3D Projects|3D Projects originating at HackManhattan!]]
* [[Amateur Radio]]
* [[Apiary]]
* [[Band Saw]]
* [[BindSight]]
* [[bo.x0.rs]] Tinker-Tolerant Hackerspace Cloud
* [[Bricodash]]
* [[Charlieplexed PWM Heart]]
* [[Classes|Class Offerings]]
* [[CNC Mill Operations]]
* Etching
** [[Acid Etching Glass]]
** [[Electro-etching Metals]]
** [[Sandblasting]]
* [[Fpga_open_toolchain|Fpga Open Toolchain]]
* [[Gardening]]
* [[Happy Happy Brew Time]]
* [[Lathe Operations Wiki]]
* [[Lazer Operations Wiki]]
* [[Mill (manual)]]
* [[Payphone]]
* [[Power Tools]]
* [[Sewing Machines]]
* [[π r no longer ²]]

=== Dormant Projects ===
Please revive!
* [[CADathon]]
* [[El-Cheapo RFID]]
* [[Infrared Arduino]]
* [[Making Things Talk]]
* [[Nixie Tube Calculator!]]
* [[Scanning Electron Microscope]]
* [[Vending Machine]]

=== Archived Projects ===
Done once, kept on wiki for posterity.
* [[Brain Bats]]
* [[Cicada Tracker]]
* [[Lock Building Workshop]]
* [[OpenBrainLab]] - EEG and biosensors workshop
* [[World Maker Faire 2014]]

Projects

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Leee: Removed dead links

=== Active Projects ===
* [[3D Printing|3D Printer/CNC]]
* [[3D Projects|3D Projects originating at HackManhattan!]]
* [[Amateur Radio]]
* [[Apiary]]
* [[Band Saw]]
* [[BindSight]]
* [[bo.x0.rs]] Tinker-Tolerant Hackerspace Cloud
* [[Bricodash]]
* [[Charlieplexed PWM Heart]]
* [[Classes|Class Offerings]]
* [[CNC Mill Operations]]
* Etching
** [[Acid Etching Glass]]
** [[Electro-etching Metals]]
** [[Sandblasting]]
* [[Fpga_open_toolchain|Fpga Open Toolchain]]
* [[Gardening]]
* [[Happy Happy Brew Time]]
* [[Lathe Operations Wiki]]
* [[Lazer Operations Wiki]]
* [[Mill (manual)]]
* [[Payphone]]
* [[Power Tools]]
* [[Sewing Machines]]
* [[π r no longer ²]]

=== Dormant Projects ===
Please revive!
* [[CADathon]]
* [[El-Cheapo RFID]]
* [[Infrared Arduino]]
* [[Making Things Talk]]
* [[Nixie Tube Calculator!]]
* [[Scanning Electron Microscope]]
* [[Vending Machine]]

=== Archived Projects ===
Done once, kept on wiki for posterity.
* [[Brain Bats]]
* [[Cicada Tracker]]
* [[Little Dave's BIG Adventure]]
* [[Lock Building Workshop]]
* [[OpenBrainLab]] - EEG and biosensors workshop
* [[World Maker Faire 2014]]

Main Page

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[[File:HMpano2.jpg|800px]]

= Hack Manhattan! =

Hack Manhattan is a nonprofit cooperative space in Manhattan dedicated to technology, science, and the arts. We're the only public hackerspace in Manhattan. Get involved. Bring your curiosity, intellect, and imagination. Visit [http://hackmanhattan.com our website].

'''NOTE: ''' This wiki is public, but only approved users may edit. All Hack Manhattan members should have an account. Non-members -- to contribute, please sign up for an account and we'll respond ASAP.

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== Location ==

We're centrally located near the L/F/M/1/2/3/A/C/E/PATH trains and 2.5 blocks west of Union Sq (4/5/6/N/Q/R trains).

[http://maps.google.com/maps?q=137+West+14th+st+ny+ny 137 W 14th Street, Studio 201, New York, NY 10011-7308]

== [[MembershipInfo|Membership]] ==

Hack Manhattan is accepting new members. See [[MembershipInfo]] for more details.

== Meetings & Events ==

=== [[Calendars|Events]] ===

* [http://hackmanhattan.com/calendar/ Calendar]
* [http://www.meetup.com/hackmanhattan/ Meetup]

=== Monthly Business [[Meetings]] ===
Monthly meetings are held at 7:30PM on the last Tuesday of each month and are conducted in accordance with [[MIBS Rules]]. You can read the [[Meetings|minutes of previous meetings]] or the next one:

* [[Meeting 2021-03-29]]

== About the space and building==

* [[Rat Park]] (the building)
* [[Facilities]]

* [[Tools and Equipment]]


== Resources ==
* [[Administration]]
* [[Bylaws | HackManhattan! By-laws]] and [[MIBS Rules | Meeting Procedure (SRC3)]]
* [http://list.hackmanhattan.com/mailman/listinfo/blabber Mailing list] ([http://www.mail-archive.com/blabber@list.hackmanhattan.com/ archives])
* IRC: #hackmanhattan @ irc.freenode.net [[http://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=hackmanhattan Web Chat]]
* [http://www.reddit.com/r/hackmanhattan/ /r/hackmanhattan]
* [[Suppliers | Suppliers, Vendors, Sources of stuff!]]
* [[FundRaising | Fund-raising ideas, links, projects]]
* [[Meeting_2013-03-26#Space_use_policy|Space Use Policy]]
* [[Cool Links | Cool Links to Hackerspaces, Blogs, Etc.]]
* [[Local Resources]] Places of interest close to HackManhattan!
* [[Bad Jokes Related to Hacking]] Like the name says it....
* [[Logos and Files]]
* [[3D Printing Resources]]
* [[Welding Resources]]
* [[Affiliate]]
* [[Operations]]
* [[Electronics]]
* [[Hackerspaces]]
* [[Gigs]]
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== [[Projects|Projects / Interest Groups]] ==

{{:Projects}}

== [[Individual Pages]] ==

{{:Individual Pages}}

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Amateur Radio

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Leee:

== Hack Manhattan Amateur Radio Club ==

'''Hack Manhattan Amateur Radio Club K2HMH''' is a club and club station affiliated with Hack Manhattan.

We have [http://list.hackmanhattan.com/mailman/listinfo/radio our own mailing list].

== Licensing ==

* [[Amateur Radio Licensing Study Group]]
* [[Technician Exam Turbo Class]]

'''Technician''' is the current entry-level amateur radio license. Study guides:

* [http://www.kb6nu.com/tech-manual/ KB6NU No-Nonsense Study Guides]
* [http://www.arrl.org/files/file/Get%20Licensed/HRLM%202nd/QPOOL-study%20guide-2nd-ed.pdf ARRL guide]
* [http://hamexam.org Practice exams and flash cards]
* [http://www.eham.net/exams/ Practice Exams]
* [http://www.ncvec.org/page.php?id=349 Full Question Pool]
* [http://aa9pw.com/radio/ Another practice exam site]
* [https://www.hamradiolicenseexam.com/study.jsp HamTestOnline] - a great tool -- explains to you the concepts then immediately tests you. Costs money but worth it: '''Technician: $24.95; General: $29.95 and Extra: $34.95''' There is a free trial for each of the three tests -- so you can try before you buy but you should support them...it's a great resource!

== Equipment ==

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Equipment !! Owner/Contact !! Comments
|-
|Icom IC-7100 Transceiver || [[User:Leee]] ||
|-
|MFJ 100W Tuner || [[User:Leee]] ||
|-
|32A Switching Power Supply || [[User:Leee]] ||
|-
|Wouxun VHF/UHF HT || ??? || It's falling apart.
|-
|Icom IC-707 HF Transceiver || [[User:Guan]] || Placed into storage as backup.
|-
|MFJ-904H LC Tuner || [[User:Guan]] || Placed into storage as backup.
|}

== Reading ==

* [http://wa8lmf.net/aprs/SSB_Frequencies.htm Understanding Frequency Relationships on HF/SSB APRS]
* [http://www.angelfire.com/electronic/funwithtubes/Basics_06_Mod.html AM, SSB, and FM]
* [http://www.dx-code.org/ the DX code - useful etiquette on the air]

== Projects ==

* [[APRS]]

== Radio Programming ==

* NYC Repeaters

[http://www.qsl.net/kc2rc/The_Hitchhikers_Guide_To_NYC_Repeaters.html NYC Repeaters]

* Radio Programming Software

[http://chirp.danplanet.com/projects/chirp/wiki/Home CHIRP]

= Minutes =

== Meeting of January 20, 2021 ==

Guan Yang K6UAN, as station trustee, opened the meeting, which had been called for noon, at 12:10, in the absence of a President.

Present at the meeting were Stephen Lynch KD2DCO, E. Lee and Guan Yang K6UAN.

The meeting determined that the members of the Club are Stephen Lynch KD2DCO, E. Lee and Guan Yang K6UAN, Robby O'Connor KD2GJQ and Justin Levinson KD2DCO, based on the Club's minutes and the membership roster on the Hack Manhattan Wiki, excluding members who are no longer members of Hack Manhattan. Since 3 of the 5 members were present, a majority being required for a quorum, the meeting was deemed quorate.

Guan Yang K6UAN noted that the Club no longer had a president, as David Reeves K2DCR was no longer a member of Hack Manhattan and therefore no longer a member of the Club, and the meeting proceeded to election of a president.

Stephen Lynch KD2DCO was elected President of Hack Manhattan Amateur Radio Club by acclamation.

There being no other questions to consider, the meeting ended at 12:20.

Minutes by: Guan Yang K6UAN, Station Trustee of K2HMH.

Network Operations

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[[Category:Administration]]

== Administrivia ==
=== Operations Contact List ===
{| class="wikitable"
! Name !! Email !! Phone
|-
| Hack Manhattan Space VoIP Phone || info@hackmanhattan.com || +1-646-513-4503
|}

=== Passwords ===
Every board member should have access to most of the relevant passwords. Some passwords for financial accounts are only held by a couple of board members.

=== IRC ===
At the moment only <tt>guan</tt>, <tt>rmd6502</tt>, and <tt>jacolatern</tt> have <tt>AFRefiorstv</tt> mode on <tt>#hackmanhattan</tt> on Freenode. <tt>obscurite</tt> has <tt>fo</tt> but that's a really weird setup.

== Out of House Infrastructure and Utilities ==
=== Verizon FiOs ===
The building pays for 150/150 Mbps at $200 monthly.

=== Digital Ocean ===
We have a virtual machine with Digital Ocean. Backups are done with ? (I can't hear Guan over all this noise and heard something along the lines of dupe or rsync or something with two machines). This machine runs our website, wiki, building website, building wiki, and mailing lists. This is accomplished with a traditional LAMP stack (Apache, MySQL/MariaDB, PHP). We accomplish having multiple websites on the same host with Nginx. The machine's IP is <tt>162.243.60.59</tt>. The typical username is <tt>hackmanhattan</tt> apparently. <tt>hackmanhattan.com</tt> points to a WordPress installation. <tt>wiki.hackmanhattan.com</tt> is a MediaWiki installation. <tt>ratpark.nyc</tt> is also another WordPress setup. <tt>wiki.ratpark.nyc</tt> is of course, MediaWiki. <tt>list.hackmanhattan</tt> is Postfix and Mailman, for mailing lists.

<tt>members.hackmanhattan.com</tt>, our in-house payment system, is a custom ?. For some reason <tt>list.hackmanhattan.com</tt> responds to requests to that hostname. Why?

=== Comodo ===

So we have SSL certs for every hostname currently involved except for <tt>ratpark.nyc</tt>, which keeps presenting <tt>hackmanhattan.com</tt>'s instead. They're issued by Comodo. I would've thought we'd have had wildcard card certs for both major domains but apparently this is not the case (for <tt>*.hackmanhattan.com</tt> and <tt>*.ratpark.nyc</tt>).

=== Google Apps ===
<tt>@hackmanhattan.com</tt> (and therefore not <tt>@list.hackmanhattan.com</tt>) addresses are with Google Apps.

== Network Infrastructure ==

=== Static IP allocations (as of 2019-04-17) ===

Sorted by IP.

'''⁂''': [[Bo.x0.rs|Hesiod]] enabled. i.e. if you have a hesiod dns record set (ask [[User:mz|mz]]) you can log into all these machines with centralised credentials.

==== Assigned by DHCP ====

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Hostname !! IPv4 address !! MAC address !! Device !! Maintainer !! Comment !! Location
|-
| space.hackmanhattan.com || 192.168.42.1 || 64:70:02:77:ec:e0 || TP-Link TL-WDR4300 v1 || [[User:mz|mz]]-ish & [[User:Guan|Guan]]-ish & [[User:Beadsland|Beadsland]]-ish || || Network cubby
|-
| 137W14 || 192.168.42.10 || e8:de:27:f9:cc:27 || TP-LINK WR841N || [[User:citybadger|citybadger]] || || Harry Potter Closet
|-
| brother-printer || 192.168.42.15 || 30:05:5c:f6:35:db || Brother HL-L2380DW || N/A || || Under the tool shelf
|-
| chromecast || 192.168.42.16 || 48:d6:d5:39:28:f8 || Chromecast (not 4K) || [[User:mz|mz]] || Shows our space dashboard || Attached to the TV by the desks
|-
| octoprint-main ⁂ || 192.168.42.17 || b8:27:eb:38:84:a2 || RaspberryPi || [[User:Mugenity|jay]]-ish & [[User:mz|mz]]-ish & [[User:beadsland|beadsland]]-ish || || By the 3D printer t
|-
| hydrocontroller ⁂ || 192.168.42.18 || b8:27:eb:5e:c5:bc || RaspberryPi || [[User:Mugenity|jay]] || || On the roof
|-
| buzzer-pi-shop ⁂ || 192.168.42.19 || b8:27:eb:b4:da:cb || RaspberryPi || [[User:Mugenity|jay]]-ish & [[User:mz|mz]]-ish & [[User:beadsland|beadsland]]-ish || || By the shop buzzer, showing the dashb
|-
| [https://git.bo.x0.rs/hackmanhattan/125KHz-door rfid-access-space] ⁂ || 192.168.42.20 || 64:cf:d9:fd:42:93 || BeagleBone Black || [[User:mz|mz]] & [[User:Guan|Guan]] || || Attachted to the back of the space door
|-
| [https://git.bo.x0.rs/hackmanhattan/125KHz-door rfid-access-building] ⁂ || 192.168.42.21 || 64:cf:d9:fd:23:00 || BeagleBone Black || [[User:mz|mz]] & [[User:Guan|Guan]] || Also hosts the door camera || Building door, top right when you enter
|-
| voip-phone (replacement) || ? || ? || Polycom VVX-410 || ? || || Laptop island
|-
| voip-phone (deprecated) || 192.168.42.30 || 00:0b:82:4d:a0:6c || Grandstream GXP1400 || [[User:Guan|Guan]] || || Under the network cubby
|-
| voip-elevator || 192.168.42.31 || 00:0b:82:47:26:30 || Grandstream HT701 || [[User:Guan|Guan]] || || Elevator shaft shed on the roof
|-
| voip-grandstream || 192.168.42.33 || 00:0b:82:ad:e8:21 || Grandstream HT814 || [[User:Guan|Guan]] & [[User:mz|mz]] || Phone gateway for teletron8000 || In the network cubby
|-
| bricolage || 192.168.42.50 || 98:90:96:d0:63:4a || Dell Optiplex 9020 || [[User:Beadsland|Beadsland]] & [[User:Mugenity|jay]]-ish || || On the shelf by the window
|-
| [[Bo.x0.rs|box0rs]] || 192.168.42.100 || f0:de:f1:03:00:0f || Lenovo T410 || [[User:mz|mz]] || || In the network cubby
|-
| teletron8000 ⁂|| 192.168.42.108 || 00:16:3e:5e:e2:ee || [[Bo.x0.rs|box0rs]] || [[User:Guan|Guan]]-ish & [[User:mz|mz]]-ish || asterisk server hosting the phone project ||
|}

Note: there used to be no system with regards to how these IPs are assigned, it was basically just whatever DHCP first gave these machines made permanent through OpenWRT's LuCI. New devices ought to be assigned to up to 192.168.42.150

==== Static configurations ====

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Hostname !! IP address !! MAC address !! Device !! Maintainer !! Comment !! Location
|-
| ap-west || 192.168.42.2 || 30:b5:c2:b2:76:3a || TP-Link Archer C7 || [[User:mz|mz]]-ish || AP/switch for WPA2-PSK || mounted on the left side of the tool shelf
|-
| ap-elevator-shaft || 192.168.42.6 || 64:66:b3:c6:f1:d4 || TP-Link TL-WDR4300 v1 || [[User:Guan|Guan]]-ish & [[User:mz|mz]]-ish || AP/switch for the rooftop || Inside the elevator maintenance shed
|-
| 3rdfloor || 192.168.42.7 || 64:66:b3:fa:af:c4 || TP-Link TL-WDR4300 v1 || [[User:Guan|Guan]]-ish & [[User:mz|mz]]-ish || AP/switch for the 3rd floor || 3rd floor, left from the office hallway door
|-
| [[Camera|wrtnode-webcam]] || 192.168.42.22 || 64:51:7e:80:06:d6 || WRTNode || [[User:Guan|Guan]]-ish & [[User:mz|mz]]-ish || || Hanging by the cubby power strip
|}

==== Not integrated in our normal network ====

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Hostname !! IP address !! MAC address !! Device !! Maintainer !! Comment !! Location
|-
| || 192.168.88.1 || 64:d1:54:ad:12:04 || MikroTik SXTsq 5 ac || N/A (yet) || For potential LinkNYC uplink || Mounted on the satellite dish on the rooftop
|}

=== Notes about subnets, routes and DHCP ===

Since [[bo.x0.rs]] provides its own 10.133.7.0, 10.8.0.0, 10.0.59.0, and 10.0.93.0 subnets, it essentially acts as a second router. Hence, we send out classless static routes via DHCP to make sure none of the clients run into problems and the containers can identify which device is talking to them. This also means static routes are set on the router, plus the necessary DHCP-options may be found in LuCI: Network -> Interfaces -> lan -> DHCP -> Advanced -> DHCP Options.

Since the [https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc3442 spec] says to ignore the default route packet if classless static route options are seen, we include the default route in the static routes we send out.

'''Dynamic allocations''' start at 192.168.42.150.

=== Network Hierarchy (as of 2019-08-09) ===

<nowiki>---
network:
- name: foo
type: router
children:
- name: verizon
type: uplink
interface: em0
- name: 24-port-switch
type: unmanaged-switch
interface: em1
vlans:
- name: NYC Mesh
vid: 68
- name: NYC Mesh Clients
vid: 99
children:
- name: box0rs
type: server
- name: cnc
type: device
- name: rfid-access-space
type: device
- name: buzzer-pi-shop
type: device
- name: voip-space
type: voip-phone
- name: voip-teletron8000
type: voip-ata
- name: wrtnode-webcam
type: device
- name: north-switch
type: unmanaged-switch
children:
- name: ap-basement
type: ap-switch
wireless:
- ssid: hackmanhattan west
wpa2: true
- ssid: hackmanhattan west 5Ghz
wpa2: true
- ssid: -NYC Mesh Community WiFi-
vlan: 99
crypto: false
- ssid: nycmesh-3664-inside
vlan: 99
crypto: true
- name: west-switch
type: unmanaged-switch
children:
- name: ap-west
type: ap-switch
wireless:
- ssid: hackmanhattan
crypto: false
- ssid: hackmanhattan west
crypto: true
- ssid: hackmanhattan west 5Ghz
crypto: true
- ssid: -NYC Mesh Community WiFi-
vlan: 99
crypto: false
- ssid: nycmesh-3664-inside
vlan: 99
crypto: true
- name: octoprint-main
type: device
- name: brother-printer
type: printer
- name: bricolage
type: server
- name: hallway-switch
type: unmanaged-switch
children:
- name: ap-south
type: ap-switch
wireless:
- ssid: hackmanhattan
crypto: false
- ssid: hackmanhattan west
crypto: true
- ssid: hackmanhattan west 5Ghz
crypto: true
- ssid: -NYC Mesh Community WiFi-
vlan: 99
crypto: false
- ssid: nycmesh-3664-inside
vlan: 99
crypto: true
- name: ap-3rdfloor
type: ap-switch
wireless:
- ssid: hackmanhattan
crypto: false
- ssid: hackmanhattan west
crypto: true
- ssid: hackmanhattan west 5Ghz
crypto: true
- ssid: -NYC Mesh Community WiFi-
vlan: 99
crypto: false
- ssid: nycmesh-3664-inside
vlan: 99
crypto: true
- name: rfid-access-building
type: device
- name: elevator-shed
type: unmanaged-poe-switch
poe: 48V @ 1.25A
children:
- name: mesh-hub
type: ap-switch
poe: 18W
wireless:
- ssid: -NYC Mesh Community WiFi-
vlan: 99
crypto: false
- ssid: nycmesh-3664-back
vlan: 99
crypto: true
- ssid: nycmesh-wds
vlan: 68
crypto: true
- name: ap-mesh-hybrid
type: ap-switch
poe: 24V @ 3A - ~18W
wireless:
- ssid: hackmanhattan west
crypto: true
- ssid: hackmanhattan west 5Ghz
crypto: true
- ssid: -NYC Mesh Community WiFi-
vlan: 99
crypto: false
- ssid: nycmesh-3664-front
vlan: 99
cryppto: true
- ssid: nycmesh-wds
vlan: 68
crypto: true
children:
- name: mesh-east
type: ap
poe: 10.5W
wireless:
- ssid: -NYC Mesh Community WiFi-
vlan: 99
crypto: false
- ssid: nycmesh-3664-east
vlan: 99
crypto: true
- ssid: nycmesh-wds
vlan: 68
crypto: true
- name: mesh-west
type: ap
poe: 10.5W
wireless:
- ssid: -NYC Mesh Community WiFi-
vlan: 99
crypto: false
- ssid: nycmesh-3664-west
vlan: 99
crypto: true
- ssid: nycmesh-wds
vlan: 68
crypto: true
- name: mesh-uplink
type: wireless-client
poe: 7W
wireless:
- ssid: LinkNYC Private
crypto: true
type: uplink
- name: voip-elevator
type: voip-ata
- type: unused
interface: em2
- name: emergency
type: static
interface: em3</nowiki>

{{Template:Outdated}}

=== IP and DHCP Information (Old-ish) ===

The previous plan called for a private Class A block (<tt>10/8</tt>). After much thought, it was decided this was unreasonable.

This new plan will use a Class C subnet: <tt>192.168.42.0/23</tt>. This gives us a theoretical maximum of <tt>510</tt> IPs. The main router also handle DHCP requests for both wired and wireless clients, assigning IPs from the range <tt>192.168.43.1</tt> to <tt>192.168.43.254</tt>. Wired and wireless machines will be able to set up static IPs in the <tt>192.168.42.1</tt> to <tt>192.168.42.255</tt> range. Sure, one could set up VLANs, but since we don't intend on complicating our setup, a <tt>/23</tt> is a reasonable thing to do.

{| class="wikitable"
|+ style="text-align: left;" | Information for statically assigned IPs.
|-
! Variable !! Value !! Comment
|-
| IP Address || <tt>n/a</tt> || Be allocated one. Typically incremental. See the allocation table.
|-
| Subnet Mask || 255.255.254.0 ||
|-
| Gateway || 192.168.42.1 ||
|-
| DNS || 192.168.42.1 ||
|}

=== Machine and IP Allocation Table (Old) ===

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! IP !! Hostname !! Device !! Maintainer !! Comment (Location)
|-
| <tt>n/a</tt> || <tt>n/a</tt> || Alcatel I-211M-K || Operations || ONT and Modem for Verizon FiOs
|-
| 192.168.42.1 || rtr1.ratpark.net || TP-Link TL-WDR4300 v1 || Operations || Main router. Also does DNS, DHCP. Channel 1. Nonstandard port for external connections. Nonstandard password. (Hack Manhattan)
|-
| <tt>n/a</tt> || <tt>n/a</tt> || Netgear JGS516 || Operations || 16 Port Gigabit Switch
|-
| <tt>n/a</tt> || <tt>n/a</tt> || ? || Operations || 8 Port Switch
|-
| <tt>n/a</tt> || <tt>n/a</tt> || ? || Operations || 4 Port Switch
|-
| 192.168.42.2 || rtr2.ratpark.net || TP-Link TL-WDR4300 v1 || Operations || Channel 11. (2rd Floor Hallway)
|-
| 192.168.42.3 || rtr3.ratpark.net || TP-Link TL-WDR4300 v1 || Operations || Channel 6. (3rd Floor Hallway)
|-
| 192.168.42.4 || rtr4.ratpark.net || TP-Link TL-WDR4300 v1 || Operations || Channel 11. (Elevator Machine Room)
|-
| || surv-frontdoor.ratpark.net || WRTnode || Guan Yang || Operates wirelessly. Can we change that? (First Floor)
|-
| || surv-main.ratpark.net || WRTnode || Guan Yang || Operates wirelessly. Can we change that? (Hack Manhattan)
|-
| || wrtnode-hmdoor.ratpark.net || WRTnode? || Guan Yang || Controls door strike. (First Floor)
|-
| || octopi.ratpark.net || Raspberry Pi || || Allows for unattended (no computer needed) printing. Username <tt>hackmanhattan</tt>. Canonical password. (Hack Manhattan)
|-
| || boiler-wired.ratpark.net || WRTnode || Guan Yang || Boiler controller and sensor. Is it still in use? (Where in the 3rd floor is the boiler?)
|-
| || hackmanhattan.club || ? || Guan Yang || Is it still in use? (Where is it?)
|-
| || wr703n.ratpark.net || TP-Link TL-WR703N || ? || We definitely do not need this. (Hack Manhattan)
|-
| || quinn.ratpark.net || || || What is this? (Where is it?)
|-
| || ai-stem.ratpark.net || || || What is this? (Where is it?)
|-
| || kiosk.ratpark.net || || || What is this? (Where is it?)
|-
| || !?!?!? || || || The list goes on and on.
|-
| 192.168.43.0 || || || Operations || DHCP Allocation Block
|-
| 192.168.43.255 || || || Operations || Broadcast
|}

=== Network Diagram ===
==== Current ====
<nowiki>
parent_device
|(physical port on parent_device)-(physical port on child_device)child_device

null can be used where applicable (device only has 1 port, etc.)
? can be used for incomplete data that could not be obtained due to security reasons or other.

fiosmodem
|(null)-(wan)rtr1
|(1)-(1)jgs516 # Netgear JGS516
|(7)-(null)big-box # Octopi, Big-Box, and Backup_Terminal
|(8)-(8)teg580g # Treadnet TEG-580g 8 port switch on Laptopia
|(9)-(null)gxp400 # IP Phone
|(15)-(1)rtr2
|(2)-(1)rtr3 # light pink cable that gets painted over on it's way up
|(2)-(null)wrtnode # boiler wrtnode
|(3)-(?)firstfloor # goes into box, don't want to break it open
|(4)-(null)null # long blue cable that goes to nothing
|(wan)-(5)tlsg1005d # TP-Link TL-SG1005D
|(4)-(null)ds215j # Synology DS215j
|(1)-(null)null # goes into gray cable that goes to nothing
|(16)-(1)rtr4
|(2)-(null)null # black cable, goes to front of building
|(3)-(null)gx # grandstream telephone line modem/device, need model number
|(4)-(null)null # short blue cable, goes to nothing
</nowiki>

I'm not going to use proprietary diagramming tools or bother writing some script to graph this. Text is enough and more than sufficient for our purposes.

==== Expected ====
<nowiki>
Fiber Modem
|-rtr1.ratpark.net
|-Netgear JGS516
|-IP Phone
|-8 Port Switch On Laptopia
|-Area with octopi, bigbox, and backup terminal?
|-rtr2.ratpark.net
|-First Floor 4 Port Switch
|-rtr3.ratpark.net
|-Stuff in the boiler room?
|-rtr4.ratpark.net?
|-Stuff in the elevator machine room?
</nowiki>

== Security and Liability ==
It would be in our best interests to not homebrew hardware and instead use known commercial hardware. Ubiquiti comes to mind. They have the Unifi series of cameras, the UVC-Micro, UVC, UVC-Dome, and the UVC-Pro. One would use their appliance, which they provide free access to the packages for so you don't need to buy their hardware appliance and instead deploy it on your own machine.

Given that the UVC and the UVC-Micro run for ~100 each, it'd be great to cover the first floor, space, machine area, and roof with them. A separate webcam would be used for the public space webcam, and access to the appliance would be limited to the board and trusted members of the space. For about 400 dollars, we can cover the four spaces and we're not locked into some crappy online "cloud"-based DVR system.

== Incidents ==

* 2016-05-31: The space VoIP phone was reported to have no networking. A troubleshooting monkey was dispatched, and it was found that if one plugs said phone in the inappropriate holes, it will not work. RESOLVED.
* 2016-05-23: Since our wrtnodes that run our streams operate within that band, our space stream was no longer accessible (but the front door still was?). This has been rectified by having it connect as a client to a different access point. Resolved.
* 2016-05-23: Whilst performing hotfixes to rectify the 2016-05-23 network problem, one of our volunteer monkeys disabled the wireless interfaces on our space access point, and they are currently still down. Whack the main space stream once this is fixed. UNRESOLVED.
* 2016-05-23: A building community member reported failure to obtain a DHCP lease on all over our access points' 2.4 GHz networks, which is extremely odd since they're all on the same VLAN and on the same hardware as their 5GHz radio interfaces. Regardless, volunteers attempted to look at the problem, which was magically gone by 2016-05-27. Unable to reproduce. Resolved.

Meeting 2021-02-23

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==Consensus Agenda==

== New Business ==

===Sponsored Members Induction===
For each prospective member, please confirm no later than Thursday before the meeting:

* Has the member visited 3 times at the regular Tuesday and Thursday open nights?
* Has the member received the briefing? When, and who was the briefer?
* Has the member's bio and photo been circulated on the members list? (not just blabber)

==Member Reports==
=== Board Reports===
====President's Report====

====Treasurer's Report====

====Secretary's Report====

====Directors-at-Large's Report====

==New Business==

Listed here in order of announcement. Names will be in random order on the ballot.

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Election Candidates
|-
! Candidates !! Nominated By !! Accepted !! Notes
|-
| Peter Shenkin || Peter Shenkin, Jay, Leee || Yes || Peter Shenkin 10:00 Hi, I hereby declare my candidacy for the Board.
|-
| Jay || Leee || Yes || jay 13:10 I appreciate the nomination and accept.
|-
| Shway|| Leee, Eliza || Yes ||
|-
| Br || Leee || Yes || br 12:15 Accepted now :+1:
|-
| Clyde || Leee || Yes || clyde s.:partyparrot: 17:04 @leee I appreciate and accept the nomination as well.
|-
| Robby || Leee || Yes || robbyoconnor:boy: 14:46 why not
|-
| Michael Semko || || Yes || Michael Semko 02:28 I would like to declare my intention to add myself to the list.
|-
| Kario || || Yes || Kario 03:33 After due consideration, I will also throw my hat into the ring for the board.
|}

===Member and Project Reports===
* @Sam to provide rough draft and report on potential grant opportunities

==Meeting Meta==
* Members in Attendance:
* Visitors:
* Called to order __:__ at by
* The meeting was adjourned at __:__ by.
* Minutes taken and submitted by

[[Category:Meetings]]

Main Page

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= Hack Manhattan! =

Hack Manhattan is a nonprofit cooperative space in Manhattan dedicated to technology, science, and the arts. We're the only public hackerspace in Manhattan. Get involved. Bring your curiosity, intellect, and imagination. Visit [http://hackmanhattan.com our website].

'''NOTE: ''' This wiki is public, but only approved users may edit. All Hack Manhattan members should have an account. Non-members -- to contribute, please sign up for an account and we'll respond ASAP.

<table width="100%">
<tr>
<td valign="top" width="48%">

== Location ==

We're centrally located near the L/F/M/1/2/3/A/C/E/PATH trains and 2.5 blocks west of Union Sq (4/5/6/N/Q/R trains).

[http://maps.google.com/maps?q=137+West+14th+st+ny+ny 137 W 14th Street, Studio 201, New York, NY 10011-7308]

== [[MembershipInfo|Membership]] ==

Hack Manhattan is accepting new members. See [[MembershipInfo]] for more details.

== Meetings & Events ==

=== [[Calendars|Events]] ===

* [http://hackmanhattan.com/calendar/ Calendar]
* [http://www.meetup.com/hackmanhattan/ Meetup]

=== Monthly Business [[Meetings]] ===
Monthly meetings are held at 7:30PM on the last Tuesday of each month and are conducted in accordance with [[MIBS Rules]]. You can read the [[Meetings|minutes of previous meetings]] or the next one:

* [[Meeting_2020-09-29|Meeting 2020-09-29]]

== About the space and building==

* [[Rat Park]] (the building)
* [[Facilities]]
* [[Wish_List | Gear wishlist]]

* [[Tools and Equipment]]


== Resources ==
* [[Administration]]
* [[Building]]
* [[Bylaws | HackManhattan! By-laws]] and [[MIBS Rules | Meeting Procedure (SRC3)]]
* [http://list.hackmanhattan.com/mailman/listinfo/blabber Mailing list] ([http://www.mail-archive.com/blabber@list.hackmanhattan.com/ archives])
* IRC: #hackmanhattan @ irc.freenode.net [[http://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=hackmanhattan Web Chat]]
* [http://www.reddit.com/r/hackmanhattan/ /r/hackmanhattan]
* [[Suppliers | Suppliers, Vendors, Sources of stuff!]]
* [[FundRaising | Fund-raising ideas, links, projects]]
* [[Meeting_2013-03-26#Space_use_policy|Space Use Policy]]
* [[Cool Links | Cool Links to Hackerspaces, Blogs, Etc.]]
* [[Local Resources]] Places of interest close to HackManhattan!
* [[Bad Jokes Related to Hacking]] Like the name says it....
* [[Logos and Files]]
* [[3D Printing Resources]]
* [[Welding Resources]]
* [[Affiliate]]
* [[Operations]]
* [[Electronics]]
* [[Hackerspaces]]
* [[Gigs]]
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== [[Projects|Projects / Interest Groups]] ==

{{:Projects}}

== [[Individual Pages]] ==

{{:Individual Pages}}

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</tr>
</table>

__NOTOC__

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= Hack Manhattan! =

Hack Manhattan is a nonprofit cooperative space in Manhattan dedicated to technology, science, and the arts. We're the only public hackerspace in Manhattan. Get involved. Bring your curiosity, intellect, and imagination. Visit [http://hackmanhattan.com our website].

'''NOTE: ''' This wiki is public, but only approved users may edit. All Hack Manhattan members should have an account. Non-members -- to contribute, please sign up for an account and we'll respond ASAP.

<table width="100%">
<tr>
<td valign="top" width="48%">

== Location ==

We're centrally located near the L/F/M/1/2/3/A/C/E/PATH trains and 2.5 blocks west of Union Sq (4/5/6/N/Q/R trains).

[http://maps.google.com/maps?q=137+West+14th+st+ny+ny 137 W 14th Street, Studio 201, New York, NY 10011-7308]

== [[MembershipInfo|Membership]] ==

Hack Manhattan is accepting new members. See [[MembershipInfo]] for more details.

== Meetings & Events ==

=== [[Calendars|Events]] ===

* [http://hackmanhattan.com/calendar/ Calendar]
* [http://www.meetup.com/hackmanhattan/ Meetup]

=== Monthly Business [[Meetings]] ===
Monthly meetings are held at 7:30PM on the last Tuesday of each month and are conducted in accordance with [[MIBS Rules]]. You can read the [[Meetings|minutes of previous meetings]] or the next one:

* [[Meeting_2020-09-29|Meeting 2020-09-29]]

== About the space and building==

* [[Rat Park]] (the building)
* [[Facilities]]
* [[Wish_List | Gear wishlist]]

* [[Tools and Equipment]]


== Resources ==
* [[Administration]]
* [[Building]]
* [[Bylaws | HackManhattan! By-laws]] and [[MIBS Rules | Meeting Procedure (SRC3)]]
* [http://list.hackmanhattan.com/mailman/listinfo/blabber Mailing list] ([http://www.mail-archive.com/blabber@list.hackmanhattan.com/ archives])
* IRC: #hackmanhattan @ irc.freenode.net [[http://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=hackmanhattan Web Chat]]
* [http://www.reddit.com/r/hackmanhattan/ /r/hackmanhattan]
* [[Suppliers | Suppliers, Vendors, Sources of stuff!]]
* [[FundRaising | Fund-raising ideas, links, projects]]
* [[Meeting_2013-03-26#Space_use_policy|Space Use Policy]]
* [[Cool Links | Cool Links to Hackerspaces, Blogs, Etc.]]
* [[Local Resources]] Places of interest close to HackManhattan!
* [[Bad Jokes Related to Hacking]] Like the name says it....
* [[Logos and Files]]
* [[3D Printing Resources]]
* [[Welding Resources]]
* [[Affiliate]]
* [[Operations]]
* [[Electronics]]
* [[Hackerspaces]]
* [[Gigs]]
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border-right:solid 1px #a7d7f9;"></td>
<td width="1%"></td>
<td valign="top" width="48%">

== [[Projects|Projects / Interest Groups]] ==

{{:Projects}}

== [[Individual Pages]] ==

</td>
</tr>
</table>

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Individual Pages

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Rules

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== Rules ==

=== Rule 1 ===

(a) The fact that no formal rule has been adopted for a type of behavior does not mean that it is tolerated at Hack Manhattan.

(b) It is a violation of this rule to behave in a manner which a reasonable person would find unacceptable at a typical hackerspace or similar unstaffed, shared space.

(c) Unacceptable behavior includes, but is not limited to, acts that

<blockquote>

(i) are illegal,

(ii) threaten the health and safety of humans,

(iii) unreasonably disrupt the ability of other members and visitors to use the facilities and equipment,

(iv) unreasonably expose the corporation to material risks to its activities, purposes, finances, reputation, viability or existence, or

(v) intentionally damage or are likely to damage the property of the corporation or others.

</blockquote>

===Rule 2===

The corporation’s rules apply

<blockquote>

(i) in the space,

(ii) in indoor and outdoor common areas in the building,

(iii) in online spaces including mailing lists and wiki,

(iv) at events outside the space hosted by Hack Manhattan, and

(v) at events outside the space at which Hack Manhattan participates in an organized way.

</blockquote>

=== Rule 3 ===

Smoking is prohibited.

=== Rule 4 ===

(a) Harassment is prohibited.

(b) The [[Anti-Harassment Policy|anti-harassment policy]] adopted by the members, which may be amended from time to time, forms part of the corporation’s rules.

=== Rule 5 ===

(a) The board may exclude anyone who violates the corporation’s rules from the premises, under such conditions and limitations as the board may prescribe.

(b) An exclusion under this rule is effective until the next regular business meeting, at which the members may decide on permanent exclusion, in the case of an excluded non-member, or termination of membership, in the case of an excluded member.

(c) A member may be excluded under this rule only if

<blockquote>

(i) the violation is serious and poses a grave or imminent threat to the corporation or to its members or visitors, and

(ii) the board is satisfied that there are no alternative means to protect the corporation or its members or visitors that the corporation can reasonably implement.

</blockquote>

(d) A member who is excluded under this rule is entitled to a pro rata refund of dues paid for the period of the exclusion.

(e) A member whose exclusion under this rule extends to business meetings is entitled to reasonable accommodations to participate in deliberations of the meeting remotely and to cast votes.

=== Rule 6 ===

(a) "Donations" of objects that inhabit corporeal form are prohibited.

(b) This rule does not apply to transfers to one specific member who has agreed in advance to retrieve the items within 24 hours or items that are placed directly in member storage by mutual agreement with a member.

(c) The board may approve exceptions to this rule, under prescribed conditions, by a two-thirds majority decision with a recorded vote and a quorum consisting of a majority of the board. Applications must be accompanied by a complete inventory of the items proposed to be donated. The board shall observe the corporation's policy that donations of a large number of assorted items are to be avoided.

=== Rule 7 ===

A member who ceases to pay dues, with the intention of terminating membership in Hack Manhattan, without informing the Treasurer or the Board by email or in writing, is liable to pay dues until the effective termination date, as well as an assessment of one month of dues. The effective termination date is the date on which the earlier of the following occurs:

(i) the member gives notice of termination,

(ii) the board effects a decision terminating membership, or

(iii) the member returns their keys, retrieves their effects, and otherwise resolves all practical aspects of their membership.

=== Rule 8 ===

A former member may be readmitted without a decision of the members if, in the board's judgment, the former member is suitable for membership and does not intend to leave and rejoin on a recurring basis.

=== Rule 9 ===

(a) Members in good standing are afforded access to the space in order to fulfill their responsibilities, at any time and subject to these rules and other applicable decisions.

(b) Persons other than members in good standing may use the space and facilities whenever a member in good standing is present and hosting, subject to these rules, other applicable decisions, and the supervision of the hosting member in good standing.

(c) The board may authorize other persons, including employees and contractors of the corporation, to access the space, under prescribed conditions, to the extent necessary for those persons to perform their duties.

(d) All entry into, presence in and use of the space, other than as provided for in this rule, is unauthorized.

=== Rule 10 ===

The loaning or transferring of keys, or other codes or tokens used for access control, whether original or copies, to the space to non-members is specifically prohibited. A violation is grounds for expulsion.

=== Rule 11 ===

''Approved February 2018.''

New members may be admitted by the board (or by a membership committee) outside a business meeting if:

(i) They have visited three regular open night events;

(ii) They have received the prescribed new member orientation briefing;

(iii) The application has been submitted by the briefer to the members, and the members have had at least one week to consider the application;

(iv) The application is accompanied by a short biography and a photograph of the applicant (unless the board or the membership committee allows an exception); and

(v) The application has received at least two affirmative votes and no negative votes by members, communicated on the members mailing list.

The members may appoint a membership committee which may also make the final admission decision under this rule.

Bylaws

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== Article 1: Purpose ==

=== Section 1: General Purposes ===

The purpose of this corporation is to promote and encourage technical, scientific, and artistic skills through individual projects, social collaboration, and education.

=== Section 2: Specific Purposes ===

Subject to and within the limits of Section 1, and the provisions of the corporation's [[Certificate of Incorporation]], we will advance our purposes through the following activities:

# Through talks, classes, workshops, collaborative projects, and other activities, to encourage research, knowledge exchange, learning, and mentoring in a safe, clean space.
# Provide educational spaces for teaching practical skills and theory of technology, science, and art.
# Provide work space, storage, and other resources for projects related to art, science, and technology that will benefit the individual members' personal growth in their fields of interest, encouraging the individual members to share their projects and knowledge for the betterment of society through art, science and technology.
# To create, learn, and teach, individually and as a group, inviting members of the community in the New York City area and the world.
# To develop, support the development of, and provide resources for the development of free and open source software and hardware for the benefit of society.
# Collaboration across disciplines for the benefit of cultural, charitable, and scientific causes.
# To foster, by all legal means, the common purposes of its participants.

== Article 2: Membership ==

=== Section 1: Definition of Membership ===

While anyone associated with the group maybe considered a "community member", the word "member" as used in these by-laws refers to official members of the organization within the meaning of [http://public.leginfo.state.ny.us/LAWSSEAF.cgi?QUERYTYPE=LAWS+&QUERYDATA=$$NPC601$$@TXNPC0601+&LIST=LAW+&BROWSER=BROWSER+&TOKEN=12585841+&TARGET=VIEW Section 601] of the Not-for-Profit Corporation Law, who was an incorporator or who has been admitted under these by-laws.

=== Section 2: Classes of Membership ===

There is only one class of membership. All members in good standing have the same rights and responsibilities by virtue of their membership.

=== Section 3: Qualifications for Membership ===

Any natural person who supports the purposes of the corporation as laid out in the certificate of incorporation and these by-laws is qualified to become a member. A membership application must be moved by two members in good standing and may be approved by a vote of the members.

=== Section 4: Dues and Fees ===

Each member must pay, within the time and on the conditions set by the board, the dues, fees, and assessments in amounts to be fixed from time to time by the members.

A member may apply for and the board may agree to a different individual payment schedule.

Reduced dues may be set for members who are students, unemployed, or underemployed, or similarly situated. The criteria for reduced dues are set by a decision of the members. The board decides whether a member is eligible for reduced dues. The board's decision may be overruled by a decision of the members.

The members may decide to levy fees and assessments in connection with the use of the corporation's facilities, equipment or services, to set reduced rates for certain groups, and to specify terms of payment and use, or to authorize the board to do so within guidelines adopted by the members.

=== Section 5: Rights and Responsibilities ===

Members in good standing have an equal right to attend and vote at meetings, run in corporate elections, and to use the corporation's facilities and equipment, subject to reasonable rules and limits adopted by the members or the board. Members must pay dues, observe the corporation's by-laws and rules, take good care of facilities and equipment and participate in the activities and affairs of the corporation.

Anyone who uses potentially dangerous facilities or equipment owned or provided by the corporation or located in the corporation's premises shall sign a waiver of liability drafted by the board.

The members may continue to make rules for limiting the access of individual members to use the corporation's facilities and equipment under urgent or extraordinary circumstances, pending a decision on termination of membership.

=== Section 6: Members in Good Standing ===

Members who have paid the required dues, fees, and assessments in accordance with these by-laws and who are not suspended shall be members in good standing, and entitled to vote.

Members who are more than 10 days late on payment of dues, fees or assessments are automatically suspended and may not vote. The outcome and effect of votes shall not be questioned based on the vote of a member who was suspended, but whose membership was not terminated.

=== Section 7: Termination of Membership ===

Membership shall terminate on occurrence of any of the following events:

# Resignation of the member;
# The member's failure to pay dues, fees, or assessments within 30 days after they are due;
# Any event that renders the member ineligible for membership, or failure to satisfy membership qualifications; or
# Termination of membership on the good faith determination by the board or the members, or a committee or person authorized by the board or the members to make such a determination, that the member has failed in a material and serious degree to observe the rules of conduct of the corporation, or has engaged in conduct materially and seriously prejudicial to the corporation's purposes and interests.

Termination of membership by resignation is effective when the period covered by dues already paid expires. A member may also resign with immediate effect, but is not entitled to a refund of dues already paid.

Termination of membership due to failure to pay dues, fees or assessments is self-executing and automatically effective

(i) 60 days after the period for which dues have been paid has lapsed, for failure to pay dues or

(ii) 30 days after fees or assessments are due, for failure to pay fees or assessments,

or when otherwise effected by the board or a decision of the members.

A former member must make immediate arrangements to resolve the practical implications of termination, according to procedures adopted by the members or the board. No act, omission or failure by the corporation may prejudice the requirement of former members to fulfill their obligations under the corporation's Bylaws or rules.

Termination for any other reason is effected by a decision of the members following a determination and recommendation by the board or the members, or a committee or person authorized by the board or the members to consider the matter.

The termination of the membership of a member who is an officer or director of the corporation shall simultaneously result in the removal of that member from the offices and/or directorship he or she holds, and the board shall take care that an election is held for the vacant office or directorship.

Each member is solely responsible for maintaining his or her membership in good standing, including observing these by-laws and the rules of the corporation and the payment of dues, fees, or assessments. No act, omission or failure by the corporation shall prejudice the power of the corporation to terminate membership because of a member's failure to pay dues, fees, or assessments. No act, omission or failure by the corporation shall prejudice the power of the corporation to terminate membership for any other reason, except by a decision of the members.

The members may adopt abbreviated procedures for the admission of former members whose membership was terminated by resignation or for failure to pay dues, fees or assessments.

== Article 3: Meetings ==

=== Section 1: Annual Meeting ===

The board shall call the annual meeting of members in accordance with Sections 603 and 605 of the Not-for-Profit Corporation Law. The meeting shall be held in November or December.

=== Section 2: Regular Meeting ===

Regular meetings shall be held monthly at a time and place designated by the board. Business requiring a vote shall be voted upon upon as specified in these by-laws. Meetings must be announced on the corporation's mailing list, website and other customary means of communication.

A meeting must have been called with sufficient notice under [http://public.leginfo.state.ny.us/LAWSSEAF.cgi?QUERYTYPE=LAWS+&QUERYDATA=$$NPC605$$@TXNPC0605+&LIST=LAW+&BROWSER=BROWSER+&TOKEN=12585841+&TARGET=VIEW Section 605] of the Not-for-Profit Corporation Law if it is to take any action required to be taken by vote of the members under any provision of the Not-for-Profit Corporation Law. This provision does not apply to actions not expressly required by law to be taken by vote of the members.

=== Section 3: Conduct of Meetings ===

Meetings shall be coordinated and managed in accordance with Schedule 1 of these by-laws.

=== Section 4: Voting at Meetings ===

When a quorum is present, all issues, except when otherwise specified in these by-laws, the certificate of incorporation or the Not-for-Profit Corporation Law, shall be decided by affirmative vote of majority of members who are entitled to vote, are present at the meeting, and cast a valid vote.

Except for the secret ballot in elections, votes shall be public. A vote shall be recorded if a motion therefor is made and seconded, or on the motion of the chair.

Except for elections, a member may vote on behalf of at most two other members, or one-tenth of the members entitled to vote at the meeting, whichever is higher. A proxy is valid only for a specific meeting or meetings designated in the proxy.

=== Section 5: Eligibility to Vote ===

All members in good standing on the meeting date as determined by these by-laws shall be entitled to vote at any meeting of members.

=== Section 6: Quorum and Online Votes ===

A quorum for regularly scheduled monthly members meetings is zero members.

A quorum for meetings of members as provided in Article 6 of the Not-for-Profit Corporation Law, including annual meetings, is the lesser of one hundred members or one-tenth of the members entitled to vote at the beginning of the meeting.

Members represented by a proxy continue to count as present for the purpose of determining whether a meeting is quorate.

A meeting that fails to obtain a quorum may still debate questions on the agenda.

The board may decide to submit a question to an online vote by the members, but the vote must be open for at least 48 hours and at least 72 hours must elapse from the notice of the vote to the end of voting. Questions submitted by the board are adopted with the affirmative vote of a majority of all members entitled to vote, or, if the vote was open for at least 4 days and at least 7 days elapsed from the notice of the vote to the end of voting, by a majority of votes cast.

Online votes may be used to reconsider decisions already made at a meeting of members unless the decision was adopted by a majority of all members entitled to vote. In such cases notice shall be given no later than 3 days after the end of the meeting and voting shall conclude no later than 8 days after the end of the meeting.

The procedure for online votes continues to apply only to matters which are not required to be decided by a vote at a meeting of members by the Not-for-Profit Corporation Law.

=== Section 7: Notice of Meetings ===

It is the policy of the corporation that an email sent to the corporation's member email list as well as a member's personal email address, if one is on file with the corporation, shall constitute personal notice of meetings to that member within the meaning of Section 605 of the Not-for-Profit Corporation Law, and that personal notice is the only means of notice that is ordinarily employed.

A member may opt out of personal notice and instead receive notice of meetings by first or second class mail. A member who wishes to opt out shall notify the corporation of the member's mailing address and any change of address. The opt out shall be effective for meetings held 20 days or later after the corporation has received the member's notice.

== Article 4: Officers and Directors ==

=== Section 1: Board of Directors ===

The board of directors consists of the officers of the corporation and two additional at-large directors. The board shall set its own rules of procedure, but decisions must be made by a majority of directors present.

The board is responsible for the day-to-day management of the corporation, subject to guidelines and rules set by the Certificate of Incorporation, these by-laws and decisions of the members.

The board is responsible for holding elections at a regular meeting no later than 60 days after a vacancy occurs on the board.

Except for elections, amendments, and other rights of the members as established in the Not-for-Profit Corporation Law, provisions in these by-laws for decisions made by the members shall not prejudice the board's rights and responsibilities under law, but officers and directors shall agree on election that it is the policy of the corporation that major decisions shall be made by vote of the members and that the board must respect those decisions and must, barring unusual and exceptional circumstances, take care that they are carried out.

=== Section 2: Officers ===

The corporation shall have a president, a secretary and a treasurer, who shall be the officers of the corporation.

The president chairs the board of directors, coordinates the activities of the board and the corporation, serves as a first point of contact for prospective and current members, communicates with members, represents the corporation externally, and serves other duties as a president as required by law or custom.

The president chairs meetings of the members or designates another member to do so.

The treasurer has general responsibility for the corporation's finances and accounts, and serves other duties as a treasurer as required by law or custom.

The secretary has general responsibility for the corporation's administrative matters, keeps the corporation's records, and serves other duties as a secretary as required by law or custom.

No individual may hold more than one office of the corporation, and no officer may also be an at-large director.

The board shall, within the limits set by these by-laws and by law and custom, establish the duties of the officers and directors.

=== Section 3: Elections ===

Elections are held once a year at the annual meeting, or at a regular meeting to fill vacancies. Elections are held by secret ballot.

The board may set a deadline for declaring candidacy of not more than 7 days before the meeting, but if no such deadline has been set, candidacy for any office or directorship must be declared before the first election at a meeting. A member may run for at most two offices or for one office and one directorship in each meeting.

Elections are held in the following order: president, treasurer, secretary, at-large directors. A candidate who wins an election is withdrawn from subsequent elections for other offices or directorship.

At-large directors are elected according to the vote counting procedure set forth in The Scottish Local Government Elections Order 2007 (Scottish Statutory Instruments 2007 No. 42), to be known as "Scottish STV". Absent clear and convincing evidence to the contrary, the output of the OpenSTV software in Scottish STV mode shall be considered the result of the election, provided that any candidate may demand re-entry of election ballots into the software immediately after the results are announced, or a hand recount immediately after the results from re-entered ballots are announced.

The following procedure, to be known as "London mayoral STV", is used for electing the officers of the corporation:

Electors shall indicate their first and second choices on their ballot. Ballots are counted in two rounds. In the first round, only first choices are counted. A candidate who wins a majority of first-choice votes wins. If no candidate wins a majority of first-choice votes, the two candidates with the highest number of first-choice votes proceed to the secound round, and other candidates are eliminated. If two or more candidates are tied with the highest first-choice votes, those candidates proceed to the second round, and all other candidates are eliminated. If two or more candidates are tied in second place, only one second-place candidate chosen by lot proceeds to the second round, and other candidates are eliminated.

In the second round, the votes of ballots that indicated an eliminated candidate as first choice are redistributed to the second choice candidate indicated on the ballot. Ballots where the second choice vote is for a candidate who has been eliminated, and ballots that do not indicate a second choice, are discarded. The candidate who now has the highest number of votes wins the election. If more than one candidate has the highest number of votes in the second round, the election is decided by lot among those candidates.

Ballots that include a vote for a candidate who is withdrawn because he or she was previously elected at the same meeting for another office or directorship, or that indicate more than the allowed number of choices, or do not specify any choices, or do not rank choices, or that have markings indicating the identity of the elector, are invalid and not counted.

The term of an elected officer or director ends upon the next election for that office or directorship at a meeting of members, or on resignation. An officer or director may resign with immediate effect, or effective on a specified date, or on the election of a successor. If an election at a meeting of members is not held due to the lack of a quorum, the board must call a new meeting as soon as practical.

=== Section 4: Compensation and Indemnification ===

No officer or director shall receive compensation from the corporation, but may be reimbursed for expenses authorized by and incurred on behalf of the corporation according to the same rules and practices that apply to reimbursement to any other member, and the corporation may provide liability insurance for officers and directors.

To the extent permitted by law, the corporation indemnifies any officer, director or former officer or director made, or threatened to be
made, a party to an action or proceeding other than one by or in the
right of the corporation to procure a judgment in its favor, whether
civil or criminal, including an action by or in the right of any other
corporation of any type or kind, domestic or foreign, or any
partnership, joint venture, trust, employee benefit plan or other
enterprise, which any director or officer of the corporation served in
any capacity at the request of the corporation, by reason of the fact
that he, his testator or intestate, was a director or officer of the
corporation, or served such other corporation, partnership, joint
venture, trust, employee benefit plan or other enterprise in any
capacity, against judgments, fines, amounts paid in settlement and
reasonable expenses, including attorneys' fees actually and necessarily
incurred as a result of such action or proceeding, or any appeal
therein, if such director or officer acted, in good faith, for a purpose
which he reasonably believed to be in, or, in the case of service for
any other corporation or any partnership, joint venture, trust, employee
benefit plan or other enterprise, not opposed to, the best interests of
the corporation and, in criminal actions or proceedings, in addition,
had no reasonable cause to believe that his conduct was unlawful.

== Article 5: Miscellaneous provisions ==

=== Section 1: Amendments ===

The certificate of incorporation may be amended according to the provisions of Sections [http://public.leginfo.state.ny.us/LAWSSEAF.cgi?QUERYTYPE=LAWS+&QUERYDATA=$$NPC801$$@TXNPC0801+&LIST=LAW+&BROWSER=BROWSER+&TOKEN=12585841+&TARGET=VIEW 801] and [http://public.leginfo.state.ny.us/LAWSSEAF.cgi?QUERYTYPE=LAWS+&QUERYDATA=$$NPC802$$@TXNPC0802+&LIST=LAW+&BROWSER=BROWSER+&TOKEN=12585841+&TARGET=VIEW 802] of the Not-for-Profit Corporation Law, and these by-laws may be amended using the same procedures. In accordance with [http://public.leginfo.state.ny.us/LAWSSEAF.cgi?QUERYTYPE=LAWS+&QUERYDATA=$$NPC615$$@TXNPC0615+&LIST=LAW+&BROWSER=BROWSER+&TOKEN=12585841+&TARGET=VIEW Section 615] of the Not-for-Profit Corporation Law, and notwithstanding any other provisions of the law, amendments to the certificate of incorporation and by-laws shall require a two-thirds vote.

Amendments to the certificate of incorporation or by-laws may only be adopted at a meeting if the meeting was called with sufficient notice under [http://public.leginfo.state.ny.us/LAWSSEAF.cgi?QUERYTYPE=LAWS+&QUERYDATA=$$NPC605$$@TXNPC0605+&LIST=LAW+&BROWSER=BROWSER+&TOKEN=12585841+&TARGET=VIEW Section 605] of the Not-for-Profit Corporation Law, and if the notice included a specific proposal for amending the certificate of incorporation or by-laws. Such a proposal may, however, be amended at the meeting.

These by-laws have one schedule containing the rules of order for meetings. The schedule containing the rules of order may be amended by a regular vote of the members, but any non-procedural provision shall be invalid.

= Schedules =

* [[MIBS Rules]]

= Revision History =

== November 27, 2012 ==

The following is inserted after the first sentence in Section 6 of Article 3 of the Bylaws ("Quorum and Online Votes"):
<blockquote>Notwithstanding the previous provision, the quorum at regularly scheduled monthly meetings and at annual meetings held at the corporation's premises shall be one-third of the members entitled to vote on the day of the meeting.</blockquote>

== December 3, 2013 ==

The following was struck from Article 3, Section 1:
<blockquote>
An annual meeting shall be held in accordance with [http://public.leginfo.state.ny.us/LAWSSEAF.cgi?QUERYTYPE=LAWS+&QUERYDATA=$$NPC603$$@TXNPC0603+&LIST=LAW+&BROWSER=BROWSER+&TOKEN=12585841+&TARGET=VIEW Section 603] of the Not-for-Profit Corporation Law.
</blockquote>
And replaced with:
<blockquote>
The board shall call the annual meeting of members in accordance with Sections 603 and 605 of the Not-for-Profit Corporation Law. The meeting shall be held in November or December.
</blockquote>

Article 3, Section 7 was added: <blockquote><p>It is the policy of the corporation that an email sent to the corporation's member email list as well as a member's personal email address, if one is on file with the corporation, shall constitute personal notice of meetings to that member within the meaning of Section 605 of the Not-for-Profit Corporation Law, and that personal notice is the only means of notice that is ordinarily employed.</p><p>A member may opt out of personal notice and instead receive notice of meetings by first or second class mail. A member who wishes to opt out shall notify the corporation of the member's mailing address and any change of address. The opt out shall be effective for meetings held 20 days or later after the corporation has received the member's notice.</p></blockquote>

The following was added after the first paragraph in Article 3, Section 6: <blockquote>For the purposes only of unanimous decisions on matters that were announced with sufficient notice in the call to the meeting, including decisions made with no opposing votes, regular meetings held at the corporation's premises shall be considered quorate notwithstanding the number of members present.</blockquote>

The following was added to Article 2, Section 7: <blockquote>Each member is solely responsible for maintaining his or her membership in good standing, including observing these by-laws and the rules of the corporation and the payment of dues, fees, or assessments. No act or omission by the corporation shall prejudice the power of the corporation to terminate membership because of a member's failure to pay dues, fees, or assessments. No act or omission by the corporation shall prejudice the power of the corporation to terminate membership for any other reason, except by a decision of the members.</blockquote>

Article 4, Section 1, was amended by changing the first instance of "one additional at-large director" to "two additional at-large directors". Article 4, Section 3 is amended by changing "at-large director" in the third paragraph to "at-large directors", and appending after the third paragraph: <blockquote><p>At-large directors are elected according to the vote counting procedure set forth in The Scottish Local Government Elections Order 2007 (Scottish Statutory Instruments 2007 No. 42), to be known as "Scottish STV". Absent clear and convincing evidence to the contrary, the output of the OpenSTV software in Scottish STV mode shall be considered the result of the election, provided that any candidate may demand re-entry of election ballots into the software immediately after the results are announced, or a hand recount immediately after the results from re-entered ballots are announced.</p><p>The following procedure, to be known as "London mayoral STV", is used for electing the officers of the corporation:</p></blockquote>

== June 30, 2015 ==

[[Meeting 2015-06-30|Seven changes were made]].

Meeting 2020-03-31

2020-03-06T17:42:35Z

Leee: /* Implement and adopt a CoC (Code of Conduct) */ it's guan's fault

==Consensus Agenda==

=== T-shirt pricing ===

T-shirts will be sold for $20, payment by PayPal only, other payment methods on case-by-case basis

=== Shway and Chaz's Birthday and HM Summer Combo Party ===

We will have this party on July 29th or an adjacent weekend. Possibly renting Secret Loft. Any expenses to be proposed later.

=== Proposal to unschedule Thursday public nights ===
As proposed in the conversation on the members slack channel. The idea is that reducing our public nights to once a week would alleviate some of the stress faced by the current membership in having to host/be responsible for guests.

=== There should be no phone in the space ===

HM or members would have to start paying for the service soon. It's not that much money, a few dollars per month. But if members don't want to receive phone calls, then its only use would be on average one outgoing call per month, and it's another physical object that takes up space and needs to be maintained (or at least someone needs to know how it works).

=== Deputy treasurers ===

Add Rule 12 to the rules:

The board may appoint and remove one or more members as deputy treasurers, and the members may remove the same or disqualify members from such appointments. If deputy treasurers are appointed, the treasurer and deputy treasurers serve together as the Treasury Expert Group under such rules and procedures as may be prescribed by the board from time to time. The board may grant deputy treasurers signing authority over the corporation's bank accounts, and other similar powers.

=== Terminating membership and banning banning mz from HM ===

mz accused several members of racism, sexism and transphobia and subsequently lobbied for their banning. mz does not understand jokes. It led to the insinuation that he is a Maoist dictator and HR when he was still part of the board. He yelled at people if he felt members severely overstepped boundaries, even during an open house incident in which he accused a member of making racist jokes targeting a member that had previously mentioned that he was targeted by such jokes before. His board membership prevented a "diversity of thought" on the board leading to problematic relationship between the board and the membership. He does not accept explanations for repeated missteps. This situation needs to be resolved. mz hereby proposes the termination of mz's membership and subsequent permanent banning from the space.

* being a dick by wasting meeting time trying to get himself banned --[[User:Guan|Guan]] ([[User talk:Guan|talk]]) 16:54, 3 March 2020 (UTC)

=== Terminating membership of and banning Charlie from the space ===

Charlie has been problematic since he joined the space. There was an attempt to terminate his membership and it failed prior. This time, we want to illustrate that there was a pattern of and unwillingness to change his behavior. In one incident he used a racial epithet recently in a conversation. Couple this with the complaints from the prior attempt, it establishes a pattern of behavior. His past behavior is included when considering this proposal.

However, it is believed that he can change but warrants a temporary ban from the space.

* He would be banned from the space for a period of 6 months -- he can reapply for membership after that period.

=== Implement and adopt a CoC (Code of Conduct) ===

"Be 3Xc3LL3nT tO 3aCh oTh3r" as a hacker "one rule"/mantra just doesn't work. It didn't work at Noisebridge, it doesn't work at maker/hacker cons. A CoC Creation Committee needs to get down and work on a CoC and reporting mechanism to be established either by this meeting or the next. A CoC Committee that handles reports and any related administrivia needs to be established, and it can be comprised of the creation committee and/or the board for now.

* HacDC which we were originally modeled after has an [https://wiki.hacdc.org/index.php?title=Anti-Harassment_Policy Anti-Harrassment Policy] which is based on example policy from [https://geekfeminism.wikia.org/wiki/Conference_anti-harassment Geek Feminism]. They also have a [http://wiki.hacdc.org/index.php/NormsOfHacDC Norms document] which includes [http://wiki.hacdc.org/index.php/NormsOfHacDC#Expectations Expectations] and [http://wiki.hacdc.org/index.php/NormsOfHacDC#Disruption Disruption] sections, although it doesn't look like it was voted upon.
* [https://doubleunion.org/policies/ Double Union Policies/Code of Conduct]. One thing they were mindful of were [http://www.cwsworkshop.org/PARC_site_B/dr-culture.html white supremacy culture traps].
* Noisebridge stilll tries to operate under their One Rule (TM), but they also have [https://www.noisebridge.net/wiki/Community_Standards Community Standards] and an [https://www.noisebridge.net/wiki/Anti-Harassment_Policy anti-harassment policy]. Some sections to consider in their documentation are some bits and pieces from their General Guidelines, but especially their Requests to Leave, copied below:
** '''Requests to Leave'''
*** If someone is acting in a way incompatible with our community standards, '''you are empowered to ask them to leave Noisebridge immediately'''.
*** (This emphasis is mine) '''You are under no obligation to do ask someone to leave, and absolutely should not confront someone who you think poses a physical danger to you. Please ask for help if you feel you need or want help.'''
*** If someone asks you to leave Noisebridge, you should immediately leave, whether or not you think their request was legitimate or in good faith.
*** If someone asks you to leave, you should not return until the conflict has been resolved, hopefully through mediation.

== New Business ==

=== Formerly on Consensus Agenda ===

=== Sponsored Members Induction ===
For each prospective member, please confirm no later than Thursday before the meeting:

* Has the member visited 3 times at the regular Tuesday and Thursday open nights?
* Has the member received the briefing? When, and who was the briefer?
* Has the member's bio and photo been circulated on the members list? (not just blabber)

==Member Reports==
=== Board Reports===
====President's Report====

====Treasurer's Report====

====Secretary's Report====

====Directors-at-Large's Report====

===Member and Project Reports===

=== Results ===

==Meeting Meta==
* Called to order at
* The meeting was adjourned at
* Minutes taken and submitted by
* Proxies:
[[Category:Meetings]]

Meeting 2020-03-31

2020-03-06T17:38:30Z

Leee: /* Consensus Agenda */ Code of Conduct

==Consensus Agenda==

=== T-shirt pricing ===

T-shirts will be sold for $20, payment by PayPal only, other payment methods on case-by-case basis

=== Shway and Chaz's Birthday and HM Summer Combo Party ===

We will have this party on July 29th or an adjacent weekend. Possibly renting Secret Loft. Any expenses to be proposed later.

=== Proposal to unschedule Thursday public nights ===
As proposed in the conversation on the members slack channel. The idea is that reducing our public nights to once a week would alleviate some of the stress faced by the current membership in having to host/be responsible for guests.

=== There should be no phone in the space ===

HM or members would have to start paying for the service soon. It's not that much money, a few dollars per month. But if members don't want to receive phone calls, then its only use would be on average one outgoing call per month, and it's another physical object that takes up space and needs to be maintained (or at least someone needs to know how it works).

=== Deputy treasurers ===

Add Rule 12 to the rules:

The board may appoint and remove one or more members as deputy treasurers, and the members may remove the same or disqualify members from such appointments. If deputy treasurers are appointed, the treasurer and deputy treasurers serve together as the Treasury Expert Group under such rules and procedures as may be prescribed by the board from time to time. The board may grant deputy treasurers signing authority over the corporation's bank accounts, and other similar powers.

=== Terminating membership and banning banning mz from HM ===

mz accused several members of racism, sexism and transphobia and subsequently lobbied for their banning. mz does not understand jokes. It led to the insinuation that he is a Maoist dictator and HR when he was still part of the board. He yelled at people if he felt members severely overstepped boundaries, even during an open house incident in which he accused a member of making racist jokes targeting a member that had previously mentioned that he was targeted by such jokes before. His board membership prevented a "diversity of thought" on the board leading to problematic relationship between the board and the membership. He does not accept explanations for repeated missteps. This situation needs to be resolved. mz hereby proposes the termination of mz's membership and subsequent permanent banning from the space.

* being a dick by wasting meeting time trying to get himself banned --[[User:Guan|Guan]] ([[User talk:Guan|talk]]) 16:54, 3 March 2020 (UTC)

=== Terminating membership of and banning Charlie from the space ===

Charlie has been problematic since he joined the space. There was an attempt to terminate his membership and it failed prior. This time, we want to illustrate that there was a pattern of and unwillingness to change his behavior. In one incident he used a racial epithet recently in a conversation. Couple this with the complaints from the prior attempt, it establishes a pattern of behavior. His past behavior is included when considering this proposal.

However, it is believed that he can change but warrants a temporary ban from the space.

* He would be banned from the space for a period of 6 months -- he can reapply for membership after that period.

=== Implement and adopt a CoC (Code of Conduct) ===

"Be ExCeLLeNt tO EaCh OtHeR" as a hacker "one rule"/mantra just doesn't work. It didn't work at Noisebridge, it doesn't work at maker/hacker cons. A CoC Creation Committee needs to get down and work on a CoC and reporting mechanism to be established either by this meeting or the next. A CoC Committee that handles reports and any related administrivia needs to be established, and it can be comprised of the creation committee and/or the board for now.

* HacDC which we were originally modeled after has an [https://wiki.hacdc.org/index.php?title=Anti-Harassment_Policy Anti-Harrassment Policy] which is based on example policy from [https://geekfeminism.wikia.org/wiki/Conference_anti-harassment Geek Feminism]. They also have a [http://wiki.hacdc.org/index.php/NormsOfHacDC Norms document] which includes [http://wiki.hacdc.org/index.php/NormsOfHacDC#Expectations Expectations] and [http://wiki.hacdc.org/index.php/NormsOfHacDC#Disruption Disruption] sections, although it doesn't look like it was voted upon.
* [https://doubleunion.org/policies/ Double Union Policies/Code of Conduct]. One thing they were mindful of were [http://www.cwsworkshop.org/PARC_site_B/dr-culture.html white supremacy culture traps].
* Noisebridge stilll tries to operate under their One Rule (TM), but they also have [https://www.noisebridge.net/wiki/Community_Standards Community Standards] and an [https://www.noisebridge.net/wiki/Anti-Harassment_Policy anti-harassment policy]. Some sections to consider in their documentation are some bits and pieces from their General Guidelines, but especially their Requests to Leave, copied below:
** '''Requests to Leave'''
*** If someone is acting in a way incompatible with our community standards, '''you are empowered to ask them to leave Noisebridge immediately'''.
*** (This emphasis is mine) '''You are under no obligation to do ask someone to leave, and absolutely should not confront someone who you think poses a physical danger to you. Please ask for help if you feel you need or want help.'''
*** If someone asks you to leave Noisebridge, you should immediately leave, whether or not you think their request was legitimate or in good faith.
*** If someone asks you to leave, you should not return until the conflict has been resolved, hopefully through mediation.

== New Business ==

=== Formerly on Consensus Agenda ===

=== Sponsored Members Induction ===
For each prospective member, please confirm no later than Thursday before the meeting:

* Has the member visited 3 times at the regular Tuesday and Thursday open nights?
* Has the member received the briefing? When, and who was the briefer?
* Has the member's bio and photo been circulated on the members list? (not just blabber)

==Member Reports==
=== Board Reports===
====President's Report====

====Treasurer's Report====

====Secretary's Report====

====Directors-at-Large's Report====

===Member and Project Reports===

=== Results ===

==Meeting Meta==
* Called to order at
* The meeting was adjourned at
* Minutes taken and submitted by
* Proxies:
[[Category:Meetings]]

Meeting 2019-11-26

2019-11-26T20:09:10Z

Leee:

==Consensus Agenda==

===T-shirts===

Approve $400 for new stock of Hack Manhattan T-shirts

===Vinyl cutter===

Approve $600 for vinyl cutter, location, model

===Chairs===

Approve $tk for new chairs

== New Business ==
* Membership matter
=== Formerly on Consensus Agenda ===

=== Sponsored Members Induction ===
For each prospective member, please confirm no later than Thursday before the meeting:

* Has the member visited 3 times at the regular Tuesday and Thursday open nights?
* Has the member received the briefing? When, and who was the briefer?
* Has the member's bio and photo been circulated on the members list? (not just blabber)

==Member Reports==
=== Board Reports===
====President's Report====

====Treasurer's Report====

====Secretary's Report====
No report

====Directors-at-Large's Report====

===Member and Project Reports===

=== Results ===

==Meeting Meta==
* Called to order at
* The meeting was adjourned at
* Minutes taken and submitted by
* Proxies: [[User:Mz|Mz]] for [[User:Robby_O%27Connor|Robby O'Connor]] and [[User:Guan|Guan]], [[User:Mugenity|jay]] for [[User:jac|jc]] and [[User:Leee|Lee]]
[[Category:Meetings]]

User talk:Anna

2016-12-20T03:08:35Z

Leee: Welcome!

'''Welcome to ''Hack Manhattan Wiki''!'''
We hope you will contribute much and well.
You will probably want to read the [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Help:Contents help pages].
Again, welcome and have fun! [[User:Leee|Leee]] ([[User talk:Leee|talk]]) 03:08, 20 December 2016 (UTC)

User:Anna

2016-12-20T03:08:34Z

Leee: Creating user page for new user.

Fpga open toolchain

2016-12-15T23:36:39Z

Leee: /* Example */ Note having to kextunload the FTDI kernel extension.

== FPGA Open Toolchain ==

The IceStorm flow (Yosys, Arachne-pnr, and IceStorm) is a fully open source Verilog-to-Bitstream flow for iCE40 FPGAs.

This wiki page contains instructions for acquiring a development board, setting up and using the toolchain, and programming the FPGA. For the most up to date information consult the project icestorm [http://www.clifford.at/icestorm/ website].

Currently the only FPGAs compatible with the toolchain are the Lattice iCE HX1K and HX8K.

=== Compatible Boards ===

* [http://www.latticesemi.com/icestick icestick] ~$20
* [http://www.latticesemi.com/en/Products/DevelopmentBoardsAndKits/iCEblink40HX1KEvaluationKit.aspx iceblink] ~$35
* [http://www.latticestore.com/default.aspx?tabid=417&searchid=1&searchvalue=ice40hx8k-b-evn Breakout Board] ~$43
* [https://www.nandland.com/goboard/introduction.html Go Board] ~$60
* [https://github.com/xesscorp/CAT-Board CAT Board] DIY Raspberry Pi Hat

=== Toolchain ===

Install these tools:

* [https://github.com/cliffordwolf/icestorm icestorm] (High level tools)
* [https://github.com/cliffordwolf/arachne-pnr arachne-pnr] (Place and Route)
* [https://github.com/cliffordwolf/yosys yosys] (Synthesis)

If you are on Ubuntu:
$ sudo apt-get install build-essential clang bison flex libreadline-dev \
gawk tcl-dev libffi-dev git mercurial graphviz \
xdot pkg-config python python3 libftdi-dev

And if you are on macOS/OS X and have [http://brew.sh/](homebrew) installed:
> brew install bison flex gawk libftdi git mercurial graphviz xdot \
python python3

==== Example ====

Assuming you are using the icestick, download this code:
[https://github.com/cliffordwolf/icestorm/tree/master/examples/icestick icestick-example]

To synthesize, place and route, run the Makefile or equivalently the following commands:

$ yosys -p 'synth_ice40 -top top -blif example.blif' example.v
$ arachne-pnr -d 1k -o example.asc -p icestick.pcf example.blif
$ icetime -d hx1k -mtr example.rpt example.asc
$ icepack example.asc example.bin

To program the icestick with the generated bitstream, plugin the icestick and execute:
$ sudo iceprog example.bin

And if you are having trouble with programming in macOS/OS X - you will need to unload the FTDI USB Serial Driver kernel extension:
> kextstat | grep FTDIUSBSerialDriver
> sudo kextunload -b com.FTDI.driver.FTDIUSBSerialDriver

Gaze in awe at the blinking lights.

When you are done gazing in awe, check out all of these cool projects.

=== Projects ===

* [https://github.com/cliffordwolf/picorv32 picorv32] A RISC V cpu with a GCC / bintools toolchain. Uses less than half of the icesticks resources (~3000 LUTs?).
* [http://www.excamera.com/sphinx/article-j1a-swapforth.html SwapForth] A minimal 16-bit Verilog CPU with an interactive Forth environment. (If you use their python scripts to connect to the icestick, you need to use python2. (Their docs fail to mention this.))

Fpga open toolchain

2016-12-15T23:33:59Z

Leee: /* Toolchain */

== FPGA Open Toolchain ==

The IceStorm flow (Yosys, Arachne-pnr, and IceStorm) is a fully open source Verilog-to-Bitstream flow for iCE40 FPGAs.

This wiki page contains instructions for acquiring a development board, setting up and using the toolchain, and programming the FPGA. For the most up to date information consult the project icestorm [http://www.clifford.at/icestorm/ website].

Currently the only FPGAs compatible with the toolchain are the Lattice iCE HX1K and HX8K.

=== Compatible Boards ===

* [http://www.latticesemi.com/icestick icestick] ~$20
* [http://www.latticesemi.com/en/Products/DevelopmentBoardsAndKits/iCEblink40HX1KEvaluationKit.aspx iceblink] ~$35
* [http://www.latticestore.com/default.aspx?tabid=417&searchid=1&searchvalue=ice40hx8k-b-evn Breakout Board] ~$43
* [https://www.nandland.com/goboard/introduction.html Go Board] ~$60
* [https://github.com/xesscorp/CAT-Board CAT Board] DIY Raspberry Pi Hat

=== Toolchain ===

Install these tools:

* [https://github.com/cliffordwolf/icestorm icestorm] (High level tools)
* [https://github.com/cliffordwolf/arachne-pnr arachne-pnr] (Place and Route)
* [https://github.com/cliffordwolf/yosys yosys] (Synthesis)

If you are on Ubuntu:
$ sudo apt-get install build-essential clang bison flex libreadline-dev \
gawk tcl-dev libffi-dev git mercurial graphviz \
xdot pkg-config python python3 libftdi-dev

And if you are on macOS/OS X and have [http://brew.sh/](homebrew) installed:
> brew install bison flex gawk libftdi git mercurial graphviz xdot \
python python3

==== Example ====

Assuming you are using the icestick, download this code:
[https://github.com/cliffordwolf/icestorm/tree/master/examples/icestick icestick-example]

To synthesize, place and route, run the Makefile or equivalently the following commands:

$ yosys -p 'synth_ice40 -top top -blif example.blif' example.v
$ arachne-pnr -d 1k -o example.asc -p icestick.pcf example.blif
$ icetime -d hx1k -mtr example.rpt example.asc
$ icepack example.asc example.bin

To program the icestick with the generated bitstream, plugin the icestick and execute:
$ sudo iceprog example.bin

Gaze in awe at the blinking lights.

When you are done gazing in awe, check out all of these cool projects.

=== Projects ===

* [https://github.com/cliffordwolf/picorv32 picorv32] A RISC V cpu with a GCC / bintools toolchain. Uses less than half of the icesticks resources (~3000 LUTs?).
* [http://www.excamera.com/sphinx/article-j1a-swapforth.html SwapForth] A minimal 16-bit Verilog CPU with an interactive Forth environment. (If you use their python scripts to connect to the icestick, you need to use python2. (Their docs fail to mention this.))

Fpga open toolchain

2016-12-15T23:33:03Z

Leee: /* Toolchain */ Add macOS/OS X notes.

== FPGA Open Toolchain ==

The IceStorm flow (Yosys, Arachne-pnr, and IceStorm) is a fully open source Verilog-to-Bitstream flow for iCE40 FPGAs.

This wiki page contains instructions for acquiring a development board, setting up and using the toolchain, and programming the FPGA. For the most up to date information consult the project icestorm [http://www.clifford.at/icestorm/ website].

Currently the only FPGAs compatible with the toolchain are the Lattice iCE HX1K and HX8K.

=== Compatible Boards ===

* [http://www.latticesemi.com/icestick icestick] ~$20
* [http://www.latticesemi.com/en/Products/DevelopmentBoardsAndKits/iCEblink40HX1KEvaluationKit.aspx iceblink] ~$35
* [http://www.latticestore.com/default.aspx?tabid=417&searchid=1&searchvalue=ice40hx8k-b-evn Breakout Board] ~$43
* [https://www.nandland.com/goboard/introduction.html Go Board] ~$60
* [https://github.com/xesscorp/CAT-Board CAT Board] DIY Raspberry Pi Hat

=== Toolchain ===

Install these tools:

* [https://github.com/cliffordwolf/icestorm icestorm] (High level tools)
* [https://github.com/cliffordwolf/arachne-pnr arachne-pnr] (Place and Route)
* [https://github.com/cliffordwolf/yosys yosys] (Synthesis)

If you are on Ubuntu:
$ sudo apt-get install build-essential clang bison flex libreadline-dev \
gawk tcl-dev libffi-dev git mercurial graphviz \
xdot pkg-config python python3 libftdi-dev

And if you are on macOS/OS X (and have [http://brew.sh/](homebrew) installed):
> brew install bison flex gawk libftdi git mercurial graphviz xdot python python3

==== Example ====

Assuming you are using the icestick, download this code:
[https://github.com/cliffordwolf/icestorm/tree/master/examples/icestick icestick-example]

To synthesize, place and route, run the Makefile or equivalently the following commands:

$ yosys -p 'synth_ice40 -top top -blif example.blif' example.v
$ arachne-pnr -d 1k -o example.asc -p icestick.pcf example.blif
$ icetime -d hx1k -mtr example.rpt example.asc
$ icepack example.asc example.bin

To program the icestick with the generated bitstream, plugin the icestick and execute:
$ sudo iceprog example.bin

Gaze in awe at the blinking lights.

When you are done gazing in awe, check out all of these cool projects.

=== Projects ===

* [https://github.com/cliffordwolf/picorv32 picorv32] A RISC V cpu with a GCC / bintools toolchain. Uses less than half of the icesticks resources (~3000 LUTs?).
* [http://www.excamera.com/sphinx/article-j1a-swapforth.html SwapForth] A minimal 16-bit Verilog CPU with an interactive Forth environment. (If you use their python scripts to connect to the icestick, you need to use python2. (Their docs fail to mention this.))

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Meeting agendas/minutes should be copied from the [[Meeting_Template]].

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