[Freedombox-discuss] Designing the Ultimate Internet Gizmo
Dietmar
ndcdhimdsa at gmx.de
Fri Jan 15 07:01:09 UTC 2016
Please also have a look at the German https://freifunk.net/ initiative.
Additionally to realizing such a mesh they kind of solve a particular
German legal problem called "Störerhaftung" by routing the traffic
through a VPN to Sweden before going into the public internet. I am not
sure which hardware they use but they have a dedicated firmware for
this. They are testing with TP-Link TL-WR841N, which costs about 16
Euro. My idea still is to somehow combine it with my freedombox some
day.
Dietmar
Am Donnerstag, den 14.01.2016, 16:12 -0500 schrieb David Solomonoff:
> Possibly slightly off-topic but ...
>
> I recently connected with hardware developers interested in designing
> and manufacturing a low-cost open source router for wireless mesh
> networks.
>
> The FreedomBox could potentially be integrated.
>
> I'm reaching out to get input on what features would be useful. The
> sky is the limit here as we haven't gotten started although we have
> the design talent and manufacturing facilities lined up.
>
> So ... something along the lines of:
> * Small form factor
> * Very low cost
> * Low power consumption
> * Possibly solar powered
> * Built-in crypto
> * Blockchain?
> * Easily hacked/modified
> * User-friendly
> * Easy for non-technical user to configure and deploy
> What other features would be useful?
> * In places where security is an issue
> * Repressive governments try to block
> * Criminals and terrorists try to exploit
> * Difficult terrain or other environmental issues
> * Interference is a problem - in dense urban areas for example
>
> --
> David Solomonoff, President
> Internet Society of New York
> president at isoc-ny.org
> isoc-ny.org
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