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Hello, my name is Federico Capoano,
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Building a wireless network in Rome with Ninux
10th June 2011 in Thoughts Tags: ninux, open-source, wireless-community
Some people say that wireless communities are the future of the internet. Personally I think that a grassroot approach in building a wireless network infrastructure which is in line with the open source philosophy is a great thing: so great is worth investing my time in.
A few months ago I met Ninux, an italian wireless network community based in Rome. Since the first time I met them I was fascinated by their group: a mixture of IT professionals, students, nerds, newbies, radio-amateurs, engineers, philosophers and open source advocates.
Right afterwards I decided to participate actively in the community and I offered my help in building new nodes - not that I could help that much, but at least I started to learn while having fun filming the process :-).
Building new nodes requires a good deal of effort, but the guys at ninux make it a really fun thing to do, as you can see from this video that was filmed and edited by me!
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