Hello everybody!
I'm going to the Global Exchange for Occupy on Monday. Maybe somebody knows
somebody to get us a spot to talk about the mesh? If not then maybe I'll
just ask when I get there.
Also, there's another event by POOR magazine this week. I'm going to go an
see if anybody is interested in hosting nodes in the East Bay or helping
with the project. Anybody else want to go?
Jeremy
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Date: Fri, 29 Nov 2013 01:29:27 -0500
From: Eddan Katz <eddan(a)sudoroom.tv>
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Subject: [Mesh]
openandnotorious.org
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i got
openandnotorious.org to map out abandoned and foreclosed
properties, where nodes placed in these locations would turn into a legally
recognized easement surviving new owners after 5 years under California law
under the doctrine of adverse possession (for easements). The legal
requirements for possession during this period include other factors, but
the main ones are that the use be open and notorious. While proving that
may otherwise be difficult, being listed on
openandnotorious.org would
solidify the presumption.
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http://lists.hackerspaces.org/pipermail/sudoroom/2012-May/000240.html
Dear Sudo people.
I had the wonderful opportunity last night to talk to Brewster Kahle (
http://brewster.kahle.org/about/) of the Internet Archive (
http://archive.org/) for a long while about the emergence of Oakland's
tech communities and of our activities at Sudo Room, Oakland Local, and
Tech Liminal. [Susan - he told me to pass along his warm regards.]
I was psyched to learn that Brewster has been making serious efforts to
enable
open WiFi across cities & neighborhoods in the Bay Area (&
elsewhere). There's some coverage of his initiatives in connection to San
Francisco housing projects (
http://gawker.com/373658/brewster-kahles-internet-archive-brings-broadband-…)
and more recently on our side of the bay, in Richmond (
http://richmondconfidential.org/2011/10/10/archive-org-founder-talks-free-w…
).
I shared with him some of our initial discussions about solar powered
WiFi routers
providing public access to the Internet from the top of
foreclosed and abandoned properties around town. I even took him through
the 5-year adverse possession plan to get easement property rights to keep
them there permanently. He was intrigued and most importantly gave a strong
indication that he would like to support our efforts and particularly in
helping create the backbone across Oakland that would facilitate mesh
networks. As a first step, he suggested that we map out 25 or so of the
taller buildings around the city that would allow us to put some antennae
equipment on their roofs.
If anyone is interested in working on the project and/or sharing their
thoughts
about it, that would be hella great.
-Eddan