#MeshJam2022 Day 1 is this Saturday at Iffy Books! We’re hosting talks and workshops about mesh networking all day, and we’re running a video stream for those who can’t make it in person. https://t.co/rGQ0ioBqZD
Just ordered stickers for #MeshJam2022! Join us August 13th & 20th for two days of mesh networking workshops, projects, and talks.
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Philly 2600 meets this Friday around 6/7 PM at 30th Street Station in the food court! Escape the heat and the rain with some hackery chat followed by a pint or two if you imbibe.
@maximumsteve Not presently. NYC's supernode topology makes their network look more like a traditional WISP rather than a mesh. They claim to use bmx6, but it's not clear where from their documentation. Perhaps one day we can do an interconnect!
Here's a new project called Networks of Philly. It's cataloging Philly's network infrastructure (like a field guide), and submitting public records requests to get info about surveillance equipment around the city. Check it out and contribute if you can! https://t.co/RtHC796LWq
Thanks all for attending the @tomeshnet Building the Peer-to-Peer Internet workshop at #DWebSummit the open source syllabus is here https://t.co/xqtL1LqLUn
I'm considering performing a series of information requests to the philadelphia police department about their surveillance equipment. Open to any ideas how I could potentially crowdfund this. Any info sent back would be made public!
That's awesome! Now good time to get Philly woke to what #LInkPHL (google sidewalk surveillance system) is all about. Local/National security agencies find its much easier to get location & other private info from third party data brokers. No pesky warrants needed! #whyspyonwifi