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• PUBLIC WIRELESS [Definition] [Open Node in a Bag] In order for the network to remain open to all it's important to build agreements which allow traffic to pass freely over the network. Nodes in the network must pass all traffic regardless of origin, destination or content. It will be important to allow node owners to deal with abusive activity but whenever possible routing agreements should be as open as possible. • NODES [node database] computers, personal digital assistants (PDAs), cell phones, or various other network appliances. •
MESH
NETWORKING Nodes
act as repeaters to transmit data from nearby nodes to peers that
are too far away to reach, resulting in a network that can span
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COMMONS • OPEN SOURCE OS • PUBLIC WIRELESS • P2P • RIGHTS & PRIVACY |
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• WARCHALKING [article] [site] the drawing of symbols in public places to advertise an open Wi-Fi wireless network. That way, other computer users can pop open their laptops and connect to the Internet wirelessly. OR Collaboratively creating a hobo-language for free wireless networking. • WARDRIVING an activity consisting of driving around with a laptop or a PDA in one's vehicle, detecting Wi-Fi wireless networks. |
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free networks > > a voluntary cooperative association dedicated to education, collaboration, and advocacy of the creation of free digital network infrastructures. wififreespot.com |
• AustinWireless
• BAWUG • BCWireless • Consume.net • Elektrosmog • Eugene LAN (soon) • HoustonWireles |
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