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Re: Techies feel right at home in local hackerspace
Posted by voltaic
on Sunday July 8, 2012 @ 12:30pm>> [ reply ][ rating +0 ] Hella cool man, glad to hear it's gotten big enough to put a formal non-profit in place and get recognized downtown. "it's good that they shop and spend and camp out waiting for the great deal to save $5 on a toaster." - Stealth |
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Re: Techies feel right at home in local hackerspace
Posted by Krux
on Tuesday July 10, 2012 @ 01:55am>> [ reply ][ rating +0 ] Hella cool man, glad to hear it's gotten big enough to put a formal non-profit in place and get recognized downtown. Well at this point we're just a Nevada non-profit... haven't gone for the 501c3 yet, since that requires a bit more money and work "There's a long-standing bug relating to the x86 architecture that allows you to install Windows." -- Matthew D. Fuller |
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Re: Techies feel right at home in local hackerspace
Posted by voltaic
on Wednesday July 11, 2012 @ 08:20am>> [ reply ][ rating +0 ] Hella cool man, glad to hear it's gotten big enough to put a formal non-profit in place and get recognized downtown. Well at this point we're just a Nevada non-profit... haven't gone for the 501c3 yet, since that requires a bit more money and work Tell me about it, I'm treasurer for a NPO that's been trying to register in Arizona (and federal 501c3) for almost a year. Pretty damn annoying. "it's good that they shop and spend and camp out waiting for the great deal to save $5 on a toaster." - Stealth |
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Re: Techies feel right at home in local hackerspace
Posted by Krux
on Thursday July 12, 2012 @ 01:14am>> [ reply ][ rating +0 ] Hella cool man, glad to hear it's gotten big enough to put a formal non-profit in place and get recognized downtown. Well at this point we're just a Nevada non-profit... haven't gone for the 501c3 yet, since that requires a bit more money and work Tell me about it, I'm treasurer for a NPO that's been trying to register in Arizona (and federal 501c3) for almost a year. Pretty damn annoying. Yea, right now we don't have the cash flow to pay for the yearly audit, etc.. so we're holding off on it for now... eventually we want to go that route, but not till we're ready to. "I'll fucking knock Steven Hawking out of that stupid chair. Then i'll say 'now who's smart? now who's fucking smart?'" -- rb |
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Re: Techies feel right at home in local hackerspace
Posted by Stealth
on Monday July 23, 2012 @ 07:05pm>> [ reply ][ rating +0 ] Hella cool man, glad to hear it's gotten big enough to put a formal non-profit in place and get recognized downtown. Well at this point we're just a Nevada non-profit... haven't gone for the 501c3 yet, since that requires a bit more money and work Tell me about it, I'm treasurer for a NPO that's been trying to register in Arizona (and federal 501c3) for almost a year. Pretty damn annoying. Yea, right now we don't have the cash flow to pay for the yearly audit, etc.. so we're holding off on it for now... eventually we want to go that route, but not till we're ready to. We partnered up with School Factory for the first year or two and are working on setting up our 501c3 for a few years from now. "[Sigh] - I hate you Kenny" -- Cartman |
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Re: Techies feel right at home in local hackerspace
Posted by Krux
on Monday July 23, 2012 @ 08:17pm>> [ reply ][ rating +0 ] Hella cool man, glad to hear it's gotten big enough to put a formal non-profit in place and get recognized downtown. Well at this point we're just a Nevada non-profit... haven't gone for the 501c3 yet, since that requires a bit more money and work Tell me about it, I'm treasurer for a NPO that's been trying to register in Arizona (and federal 501c3) for almost a year. Pretty damn annoying. Yea, right now we don't have the cash flow to pay for the yearly audit, etc.. so we're holding off on it for now... eventually we want to go that route, but not till we're ready to. We partnered up with School Factory for the first year or two and are working on setting up our 501c3 for a few years from now. Cool. We thought about that, but we're getting the building for free initially, so School Factory's cut of 10% would kill us there. From what I've heard The Geek Group is also doing the umbrella 501c3 thing, though haven't looked as to what they require for that yet. "You just wasted a few moments of your precious life with yet another web video of some person/animal doing something that may or may not be funny. depending on your mood or how drunk/high you are." -- Stealth |
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Re: Techies feel right at home in local hackerspace
Posted by Stealth
on Monday July 23, 2012 @ 08:35pm>> [ reply ][ rating +0 ] Hella cool man, glad to hear it's gotten big enough to put a formal non-profit in place and get recognized downtown. Well at this point we're just a Nevada non-profit... haven't gone for the 501c3 yet, since that requires a bit more money and work Tell me about it, I'm treasurer for a NPO that's been trying to register in Arizona (and federal 501c3) for almost a year. Pretty damn annoying. Yea, right now we don't have the cash flow to pay for the yearly audit, etc.. so we're holding off on it for now... eventually we want to go that route, but not till we're ready to. We partnered up with School Factory for the first year or two and are working on setting up our 501c3 for a few years from now. Cool. We thought about that, but we're getting the building for free initially, so School Factory's cut of 10% would kill us there. From what I've heard The Geek Group is also doing the umbrella 501c3 thing, though haven't looked as to what they require for that yet. We have a few donations that go through them, mainly cash. Most of the stuff we have been paying for ourselves or people are donating directly. It's cool that there are options. "No training? To go to bed with a man and lie to him? She's a woman. She's got all the training she needs." |
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Re: Techies feel right at home in local hackerspace
Posted by Stealth
on Saturday July 7, 2012 @ 05:10pm>> [ reply ][ rating +0 ] The LVRJ wrote an article on SYN Shop: Techies feel right at home in local hackerspace http://www.lvrj.com/business/techies-feel-right-at-home-in-local-hackerspace-161539575.html That's freaking awesome man.. very very cool. But hey.. no picture of you? hehe "No training? To go to bed with a man and lie to him? She's a woman. She's got all the training she needs." |
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Re: Techies feel right at home in local hackerspace
Posted by Krux
on Sunday July 8, 2012 @ 01:57am>> [ reply ][ rating +0 ] The LVRJ wrote an article on SYN Shop: Techies feel right at home in local hackerspace http://www.lvrj.com/business/techies-feel-right-at-home-in-local-hackerspace-161539575.html That's freaking awesome man.. very very cool. But hey.. no picture of you? hehe I wasn't available when they were doing the pictures. Look! Ol' Puddin head wants to say something. |
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Re: Techies feel right at home in local hackerspace
Posted by MadArab
on Friday July 6, 2012 @ 06:16pm>> [ reply ][ rating +0 ] The LVRJ wrote an article on SYN Shop: Techies feel right at home in local hackerspace http://www.lvrj.com/business/techies-feel-right-at-home-in-local-hackerspace-161539575.html cool stuff man! congrats! You got a toothbrush? We're going to London. Do you hear that, Doug? I'm coming to London. |