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Have you ever warwalked or wardrove your neighborhood? What is the # of AP's / mile? Think of all that NAT not being used. Where are the specs for the Outernet
by SeaDude 9y ago
Have you ever warwalked or wardrove your neighborhood? What is the # of AP's / mile? Think of all that NAT not being used.
Where are the specs for the Outernet Protocol: a NAT to NAT DNS system that doesnt rely on gatekeepers/ISP access. Use the 198.162.xxx.xxx addresses on all of our existing routers for neighborhood scale networking. Build trust by proximity by allowing only known neighbors to connect. Could be very interesting. Especially when Joe mirrors Wikipedia and Samantha mirrors Archive.org and Jan has a realtime mirror of some good Reddit feeds.
Automate the mirroring the internet. Scrape every last bit, in real time, without the ads and crap. Make it available to those trusted folks in your proximity.
- sillysaurus3 9y agoI like the ambition, but it's limited to regional effects at best.
- znpy 9y agoActually, there once was something somewhat similar to what you're describing: netsukuku - http://netsukuku.freaknet.org http://netsukuku.freaknet.org