- DisasterRadio - sudoroom.org

by fab1an＠onet.pl

I'm not know english. I use translators. I buy 2 device and flashed its. When I connect (trought wifi) to one device. I dont see message in other device near first device. 1. login to 192.168.4.1 2. setup name 3. send text 4. nothing happened in second device. on second device i see 0.0.0.0 and 0 hops.

4 years, 2 months

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Hackaday Prize July Mentor Sessions

by samuk＠disroot.org

Hi I'm not sure if anyone has the time/inclination to chat to any of these people? Thanks Sam The Hackaday Prize <prize(a)hackaday.com> 8 Jul 2020, 00:01 (1 day ago) to bcc: me Hi there, Thank you for your awesome entry into the Hackaday Prize, we are so excited to watch the development of your project! We thought you'd be a great fit to participate in one of our upcoming mentor sessions. This is an opportunity to get direct feedback on your project from industry experts and Hackaday team members. Sign up for sessions using this form. https://forms.gle/oKmcg6YeNUzb8Xwp6 Here's more information on the upcoming sessions: Wednesday July 8th with Aragna Ker from UCPLA @12pm PT Aragna Ker mentor-ker (2).png Adaptive Design Manager, UCPLA A native of Phnom Penh, Cambodia, Aragna Ker was born in 1974. He received his BFA in Painting from the San Francisco Art Institute in 1999, and his MFA in Sculpture at Claremont Graduate University in 2004. He is currently the Adaptive Design Manager for United Cerebral Palsy of Los Angeles. Wednesday July 9th with Eric Weinhoffer @12pm PT Eric Weinhoffer mentor-weinhoffer (1).png Lab Manager, Astranis Eric is a Mechanical Engineer based in the San Francisco Bay Area. Eric leverages his vast experience in product design, mass manufacturing, and rapid prototyping to help companies ship hardware. Tuesday July 14th with Christine Sunu @12pm PT Christine Sunu mentor-sunu (1).png Developer Engagement, Twilio Christine has worked in technology, media, medicine, and art. During her residency at Supplyframe DesignLab, Christine developed her HaRoCo robots, which are designed to help people achieve personal goals, become healthier, and feel more emotionally grounded. Her work meshes the advantages of modern, Internet connected, and "smart" technology with our everyday, tactile, emotive world. Let us know if you have any questions. Best, 2020 Hackaday Prize Team prize.supplyframe.com

4 years, 5 months

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Aaron Swartz Day Hackathon, LoRa themed project

by Morgan Allen

Jitsi kick-off meeting starts in an hour https://www.aaronswartzday.org/virtual-hackathon/#LoRa

4 years, 6 months

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re Hackaday Prize /w disaster relief focus. 2nd June deadline

by samuk＠disroot.org

Hi all is it worth applying for the hackaday thing? https://prize.supplyframe.com/ A 'communications' add on for the Calearth thing maybe? Does anyone who knows a bit about the dual-radio hardware have time to fill in the form? Closes on the 2nd June Thanks Sam

4 years, 6 months

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Does Disaster Radio or Sudo Mesh have a Pub server?

by James Sundquist

There is not one I could find within Scuttlebutt beyond some channels mentions. Thanks!

4 years, 7 months

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Hackaday Prize /w disaster relief focus.

by Morgan Allen

Hey All, hope spirits are remaining high and folks are still able to get in some hacking when they can. Hackaday Prize 2020 official announcement is forthcoming but a snippet has been dropped and so far sounds like DR could be a fit. Snippet from the Twitters... "The #HackadayPrize <https://botsin.space/tags/HackadayPrize> is coming soon! This year, @hackaday <https://botsin.space/@hackaday> is partnering with nonprofits to tackle challenges in #conversation <https://botsin.space/tags/conversation>, #disasterrelief <https://botsin.space/tags/disasterrelief>, and #assistivetech <https://botsin.space/tags/assistivetech>. Sign up at http:// prize.supplyframe.com to be the first to hear about the launch. Over $200K in prizes!" https://twitter.com/tindie/status/1257718242061070336 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fRr4jV_kFHc&feature=emb_title And some general LoRa ramblings... arduino-LoRa has seen some updates recently. Version 0.7.1 saw the addition of the *txDone* callback, this will be great for battery life when sending large packets as once the buffer is filled, the CPU can be put to sleep until sending is done. Additionally I've been putting in a ton of work on esp32-lora (esp-idf specific driver https://gitlab.com/morganrallen/esp32-lora) and it's been showing a lot of promise on my 3-4 node test network. I've even done some basic meshing, achieving 3 hops! Happy Hackin'!

4 years, 7 months

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translate 2

by nerd＠linux.pl

Very nice look https://weblate.org/pl/about/ Meybe starting from .po files and web?

4 years, 7 months

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translate

by nerd＠linux.pl

What would you say to start translating the website and the client (the messages the user sees) using http://zanata.org/ Is the website created statically? I use https://jekyllrb.com/ and it works well. It's file-based.

4 years, 7 months

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How start in 2020

by nerd＠linux.pl

Hello, I'm not electronic man. I would like to start using disaster radio. What I must buy, I need offgrid and full autonomic device. I live in Poland. Which device is good for my country? Which band? etc. Thanks Antoni

4 years, 8 months

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Is all that is on the wishlist needed

by Douglas Datwyler

I saw the link to the wish list. Is that all that is needed, beyond the FW/SW on github? -- Douglas L Datwyler, PE, IEEE WCP, WR7O

4 years, 9 months

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