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Crew: Kepler 2.0 | Crew: Kepler 2.0 | ||
(Johanna, Werner, Andreas, Gerd please confirm your status) | (Johanna, Werner, Andreas, Gerd please confirm your status) | ||
== Ideas == | |||
Just some wild ideas, nothing too concrete yet | |||
- Can we power ourselves entirely renewably? | |||
=== Sessions === | |||
- Matrix self-help / productive complaints | |||
- Something about NixOS (emile?) | |||
== Required infrastructure == | == Required infrastructure == |
Revision as of 02:46, 3 July 2023
We want to build and provide a space for a solar punk driven subvillage. We will support the milliways kitchen with a tea tent and a common area for meetups, kinda like our intergalactic friends from la quadrature du net at other locations.
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Name | solarlounge |
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We invite you, fellow traveler, to join us and help making the solar lounge happen! Or just come over for cup of tea :)
Contact: ava (milliways matrix Camp channel, avanaut ( at ) protonmail.com or epvpn 3017), solarkraft
Crew: Kepler 2.0 (Johanna, Werner, Andreas, Gerd please confirm your status)
Ideas
Just some wild ideas, nothing too concrete yet
- Can we power ourselves entirely renewably?
Sessions
- Matrix self-help / productive complaints - Something about NixOS (emile?)
Required infrastructure
( lets see what we can provide / will the Crew and others bring )
Tents / Tarpes / Shade / Pavillions
- possiple a lager commen tent from the milliways infentary
Space for selforganized session , used group, workshops, meetsups
Water - we will be located nearby the market quare an kitchen so we will have running water for the self serving tea station
Infopoint
- minimum of 2 Infomonitors for graphana and the schedular etc
- places for angles
Bottledrop
Haredware share point
Recycling an trash
- do we want and can provide shared spaces for more groups ?
We encurage a less power heavy infrastructure useage