[Commotion-dev] mesh workshop in NYC

[Georgia Bullen]

The January 11th hackathon is hosted by OpenITP, and there will be a few
projects there. I was just mentioning it in case people here might be
interested.

It's possible. We are still working on planning for 2014, and will keep
this list posted!

Hans - let us know how we can help for the workshop so that we can figure
who to have there!

-Georgia


On Fri, Dec 13, 2013 at 11:53 AM, hello at ninabianchi.com <
hello at ninabianchi.com> wrote:

> Is it possible that OTI (or someone) could host another hackathon that
> would focus more explicitly on these concepts we're discussing with a bit
> more lead time? January 11th is very soon. It might be difficult to
> coordinate everyone / be inclusive / reach out to critical voices on such a
> short notice. I would like to join a hackathon around these ideas however I
> wouldn't be able to make the 11th.
>
> Thoughts?
>
> Any other events already in the queue for February, March or April?
>
>
>
> On Dec 12, 2013, at 10:18 AM, Georgia Bullen wrote:
>
> + Williow, Geeks Without Bounds
> Adding Willow, because I think this aligns with some projects that GWOB is
> working on as well, and I don't think she's on this list!
>
> I'm also interested in helping with the planning. We just held a workshop
> in Detroit to introduce the idea of local applications, and our next focus
> round would be more focused on applications that leverage the capabilities
> of the mesh. I also think that there would be interest from the organizing
> teams in Red Hook and Hoboken, as they are both thinking about applications
> for their networks, although with different contexts.
>
> I know that people from the Commotion team will also be at the OpenITP
> hackathon in January in DC (
> https://www.openitp.org/blog/dc-hackathon-for-security-privacy-tools-on-jan-11-2014.html).
> It might be interesting to work on some of these ideas there as well. Is
> anyone on the list thinking about coming to that hackathon?
>
> -Georgia
>
>
>
> On Thu, Dec 12, 2013 at 9:58 AM, hello at ninabianchi.com <
> hello at ninabianchi.com> wrote:
>
>> We (The Work Department) did work on some of this last year and of
>> course, the Construction Kit, which was the foundation for the Tunisia
>> workshop.
>>
>> I'd be interested in joining this conversation. I'm currently working on
>> a few new projects that will require thinking through the applications and
>> what it would take in terms of development. I'd also like to continue
>> building kits that make this planning process open and collaborative with
>> the communities where they would be deployed.
>>
>> Is there any chance I could join your call / conversation at some point?
>> What's the timeframe for the workshop? If you're interested, we could talk
>> logistics in more detail off the list, I'm at nina at theworkdept.com
>>
>> Looking forward,
>> Nina
>>
>>
>>
>> On Dec 12, 2013, at 9:41 AM, Nathan of Guardian wrote:
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>> > On 12/12/2013 09:28 AM, Hans-Christoph Steiner wrote:
>> >> This would be a different workshop than a community mesh workshop.
>> >> The idea is to entirely focus on the adhoc side of it, so the
>> >> desktop and mobile clients, and applications that work on mesh
>> >> alone (IMing, voip calling, our p2p app/file sharing, etc).
>> >
>> > I think we were also envisioning a bit of a Blue/Red Team adversarial
>> > type of aspect, if possible. We want to have at least one person there
>> > sniffing packets, looking for clear text, spotting the sheep, etc.
>> >
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Georgia Bullen
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