Hellos,
*Good News!*We now have a total of 10 new data drops at the second floor
where the computers for the public are.
Four computers are already setup and ready to use. The other six are
already active, so it is matter of bringing more computers to the table and
set them up.
The second one from the left was not booting up, and since I had a bootable
USB with Debian 8 with me; well.. I installed Debian on it. User name: user
Password: user Root's password: user -Feel free to modify that if one wish
or if it required. I just wanted to have it running at least.
I removed all the extra unnecessary and/or unsafe equipment that was there
on that table.
Excuse me that it was brought down to one of the tables at Sudo, but I was
too exhausted that I just wanted to go home.
*ALERTS:*
DNS: At the time that I left the building, 5pm, there were some DNS issues.
DNS was not resolving.
Pinging Google's DNS IP 8.8.8.8 worked, but not when trying the domain
name. The issue seemed intermittent.
BANDWIDTH: Also, I ran a few speed tests and they area about 20Mbps /
1.5Mbps.
Thanks Hassan, Sierk, and Francisco for your help during these three days
of work.
Daniel
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Usually I think of cloud-based services as necessarily antithetical to user
data privacy, but telegram doesn't seem to think so. They claim to be very
interested in privacy (read here:
https://telegram.org/faq#q-what-are-your-thoughts-on-internet-privacy) and
also not to currently be or ever become motivated by profit, but they store
most of your data (encrypted) on their own servers for convenience (easy
access, search-ability, etc.)
Is user data safe with promises like these? Is the threat of legal action
enough to guarantee that an organization like Telegram is indeed practicing
what it claims to be practicing?
https://telegram.org/privacy
--Benny
p.s. Either way, it's nice to see user privacy get so much attention.
Hello Sudoers and Noisebridgers,
There are about six Cisco switches that I have been asked if we are
interested on getting as donation.
The model I can read off the attached photo is:
4- Cisco Catalyst 3750 24 Ports - 2x1G SFP (transceivers not included)
http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/switches/lan/catalyst3750/hardware/qui…
The others 2 that I think may be:
1- Cisco Catalyst 3550 24 Ports - 2x1G SFP (fiber transceivers not included)
1- Cisco Catalyst 2850 24 Ports - 2x1G (fiber transceivers not included)
If interested please let me know ASAP, since I have to reply to the person
offering this items.
He has been waiting for three weeks or so; for us to answer. He emailed me
today again.
Thanks,
Daniel A.
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“*The Next Generation Connectivity Handbook: a Guide for Community Leaders
Seeking Affordable Abundant Bandwidth.*”
http://www.gig-u.org/NextGenConnectivity
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Computers upstairs status:
Get got some donated LCD flat displays and three old Dell Optiplex 320 (1GB
and 2GB RAM, I know RAM is low but they seem ok for Internet browsing and
light stuff).
Anyhow, here is how we are at the second floor computers area:
4 Machines running
2 Machine that need mouse + keyboard
So, if someone...could donate two USB mice and two USB keyboards that would
be super!
Oh yes... thanks Hassan fro helping carrying the stuff and Ed Biow for
installing Linux on these new (used) boxes.
Daniel
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Friends,
Join us for our weekly sudomesh organizing meeting tonight at 7:30pm in the
upstairs den!
We'll be focusing on documentation and design to communicate the ins and
outs of the project to the wider community.
Friends,
Lots of exciting progress has been made on the sudowrt firmware, and we
have some organizing to do!
If you can't make it in person, you can add to the agenda or follow along
with the notes here: https://pad.riseup.net/p/sudomesh
Looking forward to seeing folks tonight! As there's a dance rehearsal in
the Disco Room, we'll probably converge in the upstairs den.
Mesh the pla.net!
Jenny
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From: Thomas Stocking <thomas(a)gandi.net>
Date: Thu, Jul 9, 2015 at 4:37 PM
Subject: [sudo-info] Hosting for sudoroom?
To: info(a)sudoroom.org
Hi,
We noticed this:
https://sudoroom.org/wiki/Mesh/Hosting
We think maybe Gandi cloud VPS could work as a prod node. Want to try
it? We can give you a free trial.
Let us know if you are interested.
- Thomas
Maybe we should sign?
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From: Nicholas Merrill <lists(a)calyx.com>
Date: Thu, Jul 9, 2015 at 2:01 PM
Subject: [liberationtech] Call for free software projects ( and other types
of organizations ) to sign an anti-patent-troll pledge
To: liberationtech <liberationtech(a)lists.stanford.edu>
Hi,
The Calyx Institute is running a campaign to try to get 40 organizations to
sign a pledge against patent troll lawsuits directed against Linux,
Android, Apache, MySQL, PHP, Tor Project and dozens of other free software
projects and organizations
What if your organization isn't one that develops software or holds
software patents? That's OK ! We still would like your organization to
sign the pledge.
Even if you run a supermarket, a social network or a workers union, we are
very happy with your organization becoming a member of the community
supporting patent non-aggression. Open source is everywhere (from the cash
register running on GNU/Linux, the server that hosts your website and mail
or the medical equipment measuring your lung capacity). Everyone should be
able to use these open source packages donated by their creators without
thinking twice. By joining, you make a difference.
The link to the pledge, and associated FAQ's is at the following URL:
https://nlnet.nl/help/
It's really easy to do, it should take less than 5 minutes.
Just click the URL, click on the 'Sign me up' button, then fill out your
project or organization's information, and just be sure to do what it says
in the confirmation email ( which comes from a totally different domain )
The subject of the email should be something like "OIN license agreement
for you" from licenseesign(a)openinventionnetwork.com
Thanks!
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