I suspect ron is speaking of me as the 2nd person;

I am looking for a place to host my CCNA/CCNP/CCIE:Voice lab equipment. (a
25 u rack on wheels with a bunch of cisco routers/switches/phones and a 1u
server).

I do not require (much) internet; just some SSH and RDP connectivity for my
own lab use. Other skullspace members are welcome to play around with the
equipment while I am not using it for their own edification.

I can throw in $100/month to have a dedicated 25 some-odd square feet
(enough space for the rack, a 2.5x4 foot desk, and a chair) and some power
(while i'm using it, not 24x7).

-- Chris

On Wed, Oct 24, 2012 at 12:44 AM, Adrian Stoness <tdk.kni...@gmail.com>wrote:

> interesting
>
>
> On Wed, Oct 24, 2012 at 12:43 AM, Ron <r...@skullsecurity.net> wrote:
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>> I now know two people - both of whom are SkullSpace members and one of
>> whom is me - who will pay $100/month on top of their memberships for
>> having their own working space. That's an extra $200/month.
>>
>> I think I've convinced a company to throw in $1500 - $2000 as a donation
>> to help with the up-front costs for staying. The rest of the amount
>> would have to be amortized somehow.
>>
>> We (by which I mean you) need to get the Awesome Foundation running,
>> because the first project I plan to vote for is 'SkullSpace electrical'.
>> We could do with $1000. :)
>>
>> Ron
>>
>> On 2012-10-24 00:21, Michael Kozakewich wrote:
>> > Oh, and ONE MORE THING
>> >
>> > I averaged the electric and gas, but we’re going into the expensive
>> colder months with the gas. By December and January, we’ve estimated $500
>> usage for gas alone.
>> > (Thus the insulation question. We could probably save a couple hundred
>> each month with some good insulation, providing it doesn’t cost thousands.)
>> >
>> > From: Michael Kozakewich
>> > Sent: Wednesday, October 24, 2012 12:00 AM
>> > To: discuss@lists.skullspace.ca
>> > Subject: Re: [SkullSpace-Discuss] Lease Numbers
>> >
>> > Oh, I forgot a couple things. While we’re here, we get that $42/month
>> credit. I took that out because it’s not something we’d make if we left,
>> and that’s the number I was looking for. Perhaps I should have just taken
>> this off of the lease.
>> >
>> > So, I said we were assuming we needed $2080, but with that $42 it
>> becomes $2038 or whatever (I probably have a few dollars in rounding errors
>> by now). Long-term, this space could be $1818/month. We just have to pay a
>> lot for a few years.
>> >
>> > That number includes the $450 discretionary spending. Essentially, we
>> can do this, AND do the electrical, AND still spend $300-400 every month on
>> things.
>> >
>> > Breakdown in monthly output:
>> > -Rent: $504
>> > -‘tricity & Gas: average $544
>> > -Our own spending: $545 (incl. cleaning, but not snacks, which pay for
>> themselves)
>> >
>> > Next Questions:
>> > -Can we reduce that old-bills amount? AssentWorks paid it without
>> question, because it was worth that much to them. Is it asking too much to
>> get them to pay a little more of it? At best, they MUST accept us paying it
>> over three or more years.
>> > -Can we find another place with roughly 2675 sq.ft. for about
>> $1800-$2000? That includes heating costs. If it’s crappy and we pay for
>> gas, like here, the space itself would have to be roughly $500 cheaper.
>> > -How much does our gas cost? Have we gotten any bills, yet, and can we
>> apply them to the monthly Jenkins estimates for August, September, and
>> October? (See if our bill this month ends up being $200.) We could be
>> overestimating, though not by much if so.
>> > -Is that $8000 for everything, including old bills and contractor work?
>> Or did I miss another $5000? That would break us.
>> > -That final workshop with the windows would only fetch $80 or so if we
>> gave it to AssentWorks. Can we get a tenant in there? How much would we
>> make from that?
>> > -How much discretionary spending is required? I’m assuming we run some
>> real risks at anything below $300, but we could probably still operate
>> below $450.
>> > -How much could we save with some basic insulation? I’m talking about
>> insulating the lounge ceiling, and possibly the walls around the lounge or
>> the classroom ceiling. A couple-hundred’s-worth every month would probably
>> be worth it.
>> > -Does AssentWorks want us to stay? We should work out some deals with
>> them right now to sweeten this arrangement. Access to a shared wood-working
>> space would be a good one to start with, and would add quite a bit of
>> value. (We obviously won’t have enough space for it if we move.)
>> >
>> > From: Michael Kozakewich
>> > Sent: Tuesday, October 23, 2012 9:55 PM
>> > To: SkullSpace Discuss
>> > Subject: [SkullSpace-Discuss] Lease Numbers
>> >
>> > At this exact moment, we aren’t yet paying for electricity. We’re
>> costed a little over $1000/month – about $1475 after a $450 discretionary
>> budget. We’re actually doing really good with this, but of course taking in
>> a few hundred dollars of cost quickly eats into these margins.
>> > (I guess we’re paying for gas, now? That could increase our cost by
>> $500, if the estimates are correct. We just don’t know right now. That
>> would peg us at $1500/month, at most, or $1950 after spending.)
>> >
>> > A membership of 40 and snacks of $300, as well as $100 of donations and
>> merch, gives us $2000/month, easily. Thus why we chose $450 as
>> ‘discretionary spending’. It’s what we’ve got left over.
>> >
>> > Mark Jenkins made that great spreadsheet of costs (though he forgot
>> about $120/month in insurance). According to that, we’re paying an average
>> of $1568/month (more in the winter, less in the summer). With $450
>> discretionary tacked on, that’s $2018. Add the $120 insurance, and our goal
>> was $2138.
>> >
>> > The latest details: Old electrical bills, and additional metering,
>> possibly with renovations added, for $8000 total. For the sake of things,
>> I’m going to split that into three-year montly costs, or $222.22.
>> > I’m not entirely sure if that was old bills, the metering, and the
>> costs of getting a contractor in, or if the contractor was a separate
>> $5000. Can Jay or someone clarify?
>> > That sits us at an average raw cost of $1910, just barely below our
>> spending limit, and not tenable with our current membership rate (we don’t
>> want to rely on snack prices). If we wanted the $450 discretionary
>> spending, we’d need $2360.
>> >
>> > Justin’s plan #1 will sell the war room and elevator room to
>> AssentWorks for about $200. Plan #2 will also include the back
>> workshop/storage area, for $284 back. (The slides include some odd numbers,
>> I think because they recalibrated the space measurements. Mine are based on
>> what we’re paying now, compared to this.)
>> >
>> > So, we were assuming we needed $2138, with Mark’s numbers. Tack on the
>> new $222.22, and we’d need $2360/month if we take on the new lease. With
>> Plan #1, that would reduce to $2160. With Plan #2, that would be $2080.
>> >
>> > So, there you have it. Any other spaces we look at must be below
>> $2360/month, and preferably below $2000/month, or there’s no point. This is
>> still a cheapish place.
>> >
>> > According to this, after 3 years, that monthly amount will drop by
>> $222/month.
>> > So, long-term, this space could be $1860/month.
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> > More later, I guess!
>> >
>> >
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