Unwritten Entries

[crschmidt]

I have about 2 dozen entries floating around in my head.

Among them are:

* Comparison of racial "diversity" of Alicia's previous school to her current school. -- http://crschmidt.livejournal.com/325005.html
* Marketing yourself: "Handle it like CNN. Constant Updates."
* Social networking in the real world: Linux and other advocacy groups providing connections for employment and other opportunities
* Why Julianne yelling at me hurts so much.
* Alicia's improvement in attitude (in some ways, at least)
* Technical Ramblings on mapping the world around me
* Technical ramblings on cellstumbling
* Being your own big brother: tracking location in the real world with a cell phone and GPS.
* Wifi as a solution to the digital divide: what it will take to get wifi where it needs to be, and what else needs to be done.

And these are just a few of the more interesting ones.

Anyone interested in longer entries on any of these?

Comments

wifi

[busbeytheelder.livejournal.com]

wifi from or sponsored by municipalities is a big desire of mine, and i'd be interested in hearing your take on it.

at the very least, internet access needs to be a regulated utility like electricity or some such.

Re: wifi

[ratkrycek.livejournal.com]

I read about a plan/desire to make RI the first all-covered-by-wifi state in the US. I'm too lazy to Google it right now. :)

(Obviously, I'm all for it.)

Re: wifi

[(Anonymous)]

that plan is only for "enterprise" wireless - so to businesses and government agencies. consumer access will have to be a "purchased add on" or some such nonsense.

Re: wifi

[ratkrycek.livejournal.com]

Well, that's too bad.

Maybe some enterprising info-anarchists can try their own hand at wi-fi-ing (wi-fi-ifying?) RI for the masses.

If I had the money and the know-how, I'd start right now. :)

Re: wifi

[kingnixon.livejournal.com]

they're giving free internet to businesses, but not people? that's fucking weak