Adam was the Technical Manager for Australia's first national ISP.
He founded Europe's first open Community Wireless Network.
He is a member of Fördervereins Freie Netzwerke e.V. (freifunk)
& member of the UN IGF Dynamic Coalition on Community Connectivity.
He maintains Raspberry Pi images for the Devuan Linux distribution.
He is also currently Thinker & Doer at the Dyne.org Foundation.
- Empowering Community Networks - Discussion about establishing Special Interest Group @ ISOC
Freifunka from Berlin
- GSoC - Review and Outlook
- DIY fibre backbone deployments
- real Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) systems in our village with inject to OpenWrt Wireguard
- DIY: Fibre jetting, splicing and testing
c03rad0r grew up with access to less than 8GB of internet per household per month at a data rate of less than 250 kbit even though the WiFi routers clearly weren't the bottle neck. Hence, c03rad0r set out on a mission to build a neighborhood mesh network that bundles the gateways (MultiWAN) for better throughput. Unfortunately, people didn't want to share this scarce resource without any accounting. c03rad0r knew that he needed a way to pay his neighbors for access to their internet gateway, but he didn't know how to do it. Now he finally knows how to make tooling that enables his neighbors to serve him as ISPs and TollGate is taking shape.
- What is nostr and how do I use it in my project?
Gioacchino Mazzurco is a free thinker and tinkerer, he plays key roles in many projects. Since his youth he actively participates in free software development with important contributions to free and open source softwares such as OpenWrt, LibreMesh, RetroShare and KDE, he is also recognized for his contributions to community networks.
Aged 14 he emigrated on its own from his native small town in Nebrodi mountains (Sicily) and started his world journey. Just turned 18 he started studying Energy Engineering and graduated a few years later in Computer Science at University of Pisa. After living for some years in Barcelona outskirts, he is now a digital nomad. Thanks to it's multidisciplinary knowledge he keep impulsing collaborative initiatives, that spreads from ethical food supplying to community managed communications technologies.
He has been invited to talk at many events, his story telling skills together with it's spread knowledge are greatly enjoyed by the public.
- Shared-state rewrite in rust for fun and profit
- APuP and beyond
- OpenWrt as a smart bootloader chainloader
- KConfig Utils how to programmatically deal with your .config
Artist.
- Community Networks Development in Indonesia
Breaking stuff since 1970-01-01
- Kiezbox Returns - One Mesh Is Not Enough
computer enthusiast, mesh and P2P fan !
- mesh networks and social impact
https://qaul.net
- Working Group for a Further Development of the "Pico Peering Agreement"
- Workshop: Further Discuss ISOC SIG Ideas
- Workshop & Discussion about a Community-Network/Community-Infrastructure web page (similar to HackerSpace Wiki)
a long-time community networks advocate and co-founder of freifunk.net
- Empowering Community Networks - Discussion about establishing Special Interest Group @ ISOC
I am a mesh routing enthusiast living in Berlin. I love Open Source software and maitain a few myself. My goal is to make mesh networks scalable and diverse. See my homepage at https://mwarning.de for more information.
- Old and New Mesh Routing Protocols
- Mesh Graph Viewer
Simon is wireless software engineer and co-author of the open source mesh software 'batman-adv'.
- OpenWRT on Realtek Switches
Doing computers since 40 years now. Freifunk since 2004 AFAICR.
- Privat-im-Netz (Nextcloud on small computers)
I am a 25-year-old Master's student at the University of Applied Sciences Nordhausen, living in Nordhausen and working on one of Bluse’s quantum projects.
- Flow Offloading via eBPF
Was: Freifunk, Köln
Is: PhD-student, Oslo
- Private Network Segmentation for Smart Homes