Hey all,
Realized there was a missing third in the series of basic technical
diagrams that capture the essential elements of the network:
How does the network start and grow?
Attached is a first draft of this diagram, please send comments!
So we have the apace for that? *grin*
Matthew Senate <mattsenate(a)gmail.com> wrote:
>we could hold it in the sudo space (bocce ball court), so we'd be insulated from any other events ;)
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>I believe there is another event already scheduled (or tentatively
>scheduled) for July 5th. -Poetry.
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>On 6/20/14, 12:11 AM, Matthew Senate wrote:
>> How about we host the first sudo mesh hackathon as the first sudo
>> event at The Omni?
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>> July 5 - 6 (Sat - Sun)
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>> Something like an idea of an agenda:
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>> * Local Network App Development * JavaScript Convergence * Firmware
>> Development * System / Tools Development * Other development *
>> Hardware projects * Community Outreach * Marketing materials *
>> Creativity / art / laughter / delight / fun
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>> We could also host a follow-up after the summer on Sep 6 - 7 (Sat -
>> Sun).
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>> // Matt
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Hey all,
Just wanted to ping that I'm excited for our meetup tomorrow, I plan to be
there, and hope to see ya'll there too.
Who's coming?!
I'd like to revive the discussion of having a Sudo Mesh hackathon in the
near future!
// Matt
Hi all,
I just wanted to say hello. I've been lurking on the Mesh list for a while
now, and I've always been excited by the work you all are doing, so it was
funny to read the recent chain about me. :)
I'm 100% not doing a "Oakland just Launched a New Mesh Project" article,
but rather featuring what you've done thus far, why it's important (to me
but most importantly to you all), maybe obstacles you are overcoming, and
what you hope it accomplishes.
I really believe mesh networks present a great opportunity to change the
web but few people understand them. I hope an article about the work you
all are doing might get mesh networks in general and your project
specifically more attention or involvement. Tech President I think is a
really good space for this.
Please don't hesitate to voicing concerns about the article here or to me
directly, I will try to be as responsive as possible :) I definitely would
love to speak with many of you and please feel free to email me personally.
I also would really like to photograph some hubs if possible.
If you all are meeting Thursday the 26th, I hope to make it there
thanks
//bv
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Ben Valentine
benjaminvalentine.com
@bennnyv
765-277-1573
Hi all,
I got an inquiry from a reporter for thecivicbeat.com who wants to
interview me about my node. I told him I'd give him a ring tomorrow.
Any requests or suggestions about how I should approach it?
Pete
503-383-9454
[[User:Peteforsyth]]
node:phorzaith
either aligned in such a way as to have created a rip in the fabric of time
and spece...
or there's no significance to planets and you all are trying to avoid me...
I worked late, and came over to sudoroom but there doesn't seem to be any
meshing happening here... tonight.
Oh well.
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Chris Jefferies
(510) 409-0003 - mobile
We met, about five of us, but we left somewhere between Mars and Venus. I mean... 10 to 11.
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