[imc-tech-solidarity] homeless computers

[Micah Anderson]

Great, I have found two locations so far (one in Oakland and one in the
mission) that we could potentially store this stuff. I haven't scoped out
any of them or negotiated with the people yet, but they have expressed
interest and if we want to use it, I would need some time to speak with them
a little and make sure that they would work. I am for leaving the machines
at the accrc as long as possible, but it is good to know that we have some
possibilities if we need them, but we can't just have access to them the
next day.

Micah


On Wed, 05 Feb 2003, mic wrote:

> i talked to chris of accrc and he stated that we can keep the boxes there
> awhile longer.  when pressed for details, he said that the accrc doesn't
> yet need the space.  were they to need the space, we could have a roughly
> a week to find them a new home.
> 
> i was just at the berkeley accrc acouple days ago, and it pretty much
> looks the same as it did when indymedia wrapped up the install project.
> 
> so, given that this group may respond better with a deadline, and that
> the boxes may get moved south before they *need* to be moved outta the
> accrc, we could put off moving the boxes to another warehouse?
> 
> mic
> 
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