Check out this article on high tech anarchy protests during the RNC Convention in NYC. While I don’t condone the illegal uses (e.g., breaking in on protected licensed frequencies), I do applaud the many creative uses of wireless networking — made possible by the FCC unlicensed rules.
And I’m off on vacation, culminating in the community wireless summit. No doubt I’ll have loads to wax eloquent about when I return.
Stay tuned . . .
don’t question my legitimacy https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2022/09/30/alito-supreme-court-integrity-heresy-satire/
As many in Nova Scotia struggle with spotty cell and internet service in Hurricane Fiona's wake, telecom experts are looking for ways to improve network resiliency. @haroldfeld sat down with @CBCNS to discuss steps the @CRTCeng can take▶️https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/nova-scotia/what-canada-can-learn-from-how-the-u-s-handles-cell-outages-in-hurricanes-1.6601321
As the storm moves, so do our efforts to track damage to communications infrastructure. That's why FCC systems are expanding reporting for #HurricaneIan to counties in Georgia and South Carolina.
https://www.fcc.gov/document/fcc-adjusts-scope-hurricane-ian-disaster-reporting
@haroldfeld @FCC @ISED @FP_Champagne @CRTCeng @pablorodriguez Here's a few observations that I made before the Industry, Science & Economic Development Committee hearing into the Rogers service outage in July in case you're interested. https://www.ourcommons.ca/Committees/en/INDU/StudyActivity?studyActivityId=11791034
Be like Coolio, at least in this respect. https://twitter.com/danozzi/status/1575314452286578689
i got to interview coolio one time and you bet i asked him if he was over his beef with weird al.
My only comment is that this stuff intrigues the hell out of me and I don’t understand it nearly as well as I want to. Therefore if I can make it out to Illinois for this conference I will do so. If not, I’ll hope to catch up with y’all at worldcon and get myself more properly informed then.