'helo' from an interested party
"JJ Furman" <[email protected]> Fri, 23 May 2003 11:51:39 -0700
| Newsgroups | gmane.network.wireless.barwn |
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| Message-ID | <04ec01c3215c$57fc5b90$947ba8c0@primemover> |
Greetings, I've recently become interested in the potential for 802.11* area networks. As a software developer living in Redwood City I've worked a bit on the Freenet project, and later for a Peer-to-Peer software company doing distributed search and storage. The ability to literally connect to your peers resonates with me in a lot of ways (I've dropped ethernet to my immediate neighbors). I'm specifically interested in the larger problems of connecting adjacent community networks together and routing between them (I'm getting a lot of resistance from networking experts and PHDs on the feasibility of this, but I persist). I've read through your site and you seem to have the kind of large but practical vision I like. I generally join a mail list and read it for a while before writing anything but I've seen no email traffic in a week. Is this project active and ongoing? Do you have regular meetings that I could attend? In general I would like more information about your goals, current tasks etc. Is the picture found at http://www.barwn.org/pres/BARWN-Twin_Peaks-20030325/img17.html a vision or a reality? Are you looking to add more nodes to your network? Thanks, JJ Furman