#events 2024-10-24
2024-10-24 UTC
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[Joschi_Kuphal] ↩️ good morning tantek,
# [Joschi_Kuphal] when i look at the list, i find the following points that i could cover:
# [Joschi_Kuphal] - large sticky notes
# [Joschi_Kuphal] - i could print out the building block posters (if interesting)
# [Joschi_Kuphal] - i could bring two-color lanyards (accessibility club branding)
# [Joschi_Kuphal] - i will bring my 360° camera
# [Joschi_Kuphal] - i could bring signs with arrows and logo
# [Joschi_Kuphal] unfortunately i don't have any of the other items in stock. please let me know which of the above items would be interesting.
# [Joschi_Kuphal] Translated with http://DeepL.com (free version)
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# [Joschi_Kuphal] ↩️ • the badges are bright orange and dark blue
# [Joschi_Kuphal] ↩️ • unfortunately, my banner disappeared. i must have lent it to someone (and forgotten who) and then never got it back
# [Joschi_Kuphal] ↩️ • the posters are linked in the wiki page you sent (i didn't make them, just found them
# [Joschi_Kuphal] )
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[tantek] ↩️ Maybe the banner got stuck in San Diego? https://indieweb.org/2023/SD or maybe GWG has it?
# [Joschi_Kuphal] ↩️ i really don't remember (must have been bevore COVID started, likely around 2018 / 2019)
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# [tantek] aaronpk, do you remember what we meant "Directions/Signs" on the https://indieweb.org/IndieWebCamp_kit page? There's no link to PDF or anything for those
# [tantek] [Joschi_Kuphal] I have started keeping a list to track our remaining organizer-like tasks and materials to bring here: https://indieweb.org/2024/Berlin#Checklists — feel free to add to either/both checklists (tasks, materials)
# [Joe_Crawford] There are a few predictable HTML to PDF libraries that we could put online to generate as needed. I’ve done that a few times but nothing I’ve left up online.
# [Joe_Crawford] Point me at what you want I will look. I think server side is where you want it to happen. Key is to understand limits of what the renderer can understand
# _pi_r2_0[d] I've used wkhtmltopdf in the past
# [Joe_Crawford] Because Aaron is right, printer settings are just similar enough to think it will work but then you get bad output. And printers suck.
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# [Joe_Crawford] The answers in that question, and caveats proffered, are a journey.
# [tantek] aaronpk, I found https://github.com/indieweb/branding/ but no obvious PDFs for signs there. should we keep using that repo?
# [Joe_Crawford] I've not used the events channel very much during FrESH but will take a shot. Hard to check it during the meeting. https://events.indieweb.org/0s34lFEYnL5Y
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Loqi [Event Updated] artlung.com updated "Oct 24, 2024 6:00pm Front End Study Hall #013" changed description https://events.indieweb.org/event/673/history/1896/diff
# [Joe_Crawford] Some of the code Eric wrote playing with a link transition during FrESH
# [Joe_Crawford] https://artlung.com/
# [Joe_Crawford] whoops. meant to post another screenshot
# [Joe_Crawford] it is
# Loqi "Front End Study Hall #013" call ended https://events.indieweb.org/2024/10/front-end-study-hall-013-0s34lFEYnL5Y
# [Joe_Crawford] Thanks for joining all! Much appreciated!
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# [tantek] After meeting with the local venue contact I have updated (with more details) the Health and Safety rules for IWC Berlin: https://indieweb.org/2024/Berlin#Health_and_Saftey
# [tantek] summary: we will be recommending (with exceptions) but not requiring masking indoors at IWC Berlin. If you're curious about the details, please see the link /2024/Berlin#Health_and_Safety
# [tantek] the adjacent conference (btconf) has no masking rules or other Health and Safety requirements, so that is the baseline expectation for this IndieWebCamp. the recommendations in the wiki page are specifically designed to reduce risks with a set of recommendations that are similar to those that have been historically shown to be fairly easy to follow, and thus typically followed, by folks participating in German IndieWebCamps
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[mattl] https://shop.pomegranatemedical.com might be useful to bring some masks and tests
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# [tantek] I believe the IWC Berlin 2024 Health & Safety section is in alignment with the actual points 1-3 of the The Public Health Pledge, however later on in the page on that pledge, it requires masking indoors (with no exceptions, which IMO is poor rules design because people will pull down their masks to drink, have seen it), and requires testing and showing negative results, and we are not doing any of those requirements. Even W3C TPAC, one of
# [tantek] What I'd like to avoid is any one in particular assuming they know best for every camp and every organizer, since no IWC organizers are actual medical doctors or epidemiologists (so are not speaking from any expertise). Rather I would prefer that organizers assume good faith behaviors of each other, for the local communities that they are organizing.
