After a week of booksprinting, we finished what looks to be an amazing book on bypassing internet censorship.
It’s available for purchase as a print book from lulu.com, here, and can be read on-line at flossmanuals.net, here.
Big shout out to Adam Hyde from FLOSS Manuals, and the entire Book Sprint crew. You all rock!
I’m immensely proud [...]

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Despite having kept a low profile, and done next to no development-related work in the past 2 years, a old journalist contact of wire.less.dk gave me a call yesterday, and today there’s a  couple of decent quotes on danish on-line computer mag version2.
It’s an article (in danish) about Tim Berners-Lee’s World Wide Web Foundation, [...]

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We’re looking for some new colleagues here at AllAfrica, where, in case you missed the memo, I’m now Director of Technology. It’s a great place to work, especially if you dig Africa the way i do, and you want to work with cool web technologies like mapping, mashups, ajaxy stuff etc.

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Here’s an early preview of our newborn son Arthur….
Thanks for all the kind words and congratulations. Parenthood is treating us well, and we’re tired but happy.

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I’ll be speaking at the Copenhagen Linuxforum on March 3rd. An entirely new presentation entitled:
“Free Software in Developing World Projects – Before the OLPC and Beyond”

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In january this year we released the first book in what has just become a series.The book was written by a team of wireless experts working closely with each other over the space of 3 months. We call this concept a “Book Sprint”, and I am somewhat proud that the original idea was mine.
Just this [...]

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I am currently back in Trieste, with my good friends Marco and Carlo, and this time the topic is Bandwidth Optimization. More info here: ICTP-SDU: Lowbandwidth Optimization Techniques
I’ve given lectures and had lab sessions on Traffic Shaping, and Bandwidth Monitoring, as well as some very basic linux firewalling stuff.
There’s about 40 colleagues here from all [...]

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**Disclosure**: I am currently in the proccess of interviewing for a job with [Fon](http://fon.com/) and this piece is largely a result of me spending time (for the first time in years) on the challenges of shared wireless in the rich countries of the west (rather than thinking mostly about the challenges in the less developed [...]

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For the past 4 months I’ve been working to get a book out on wireless networking.
Together with some of the smartest, most passionate people i’ve ever had the pleasure to work with, and lead by experienced technical book author and editor Rob Flickenger, we’ve completed the book. It’s called “WirelessNetworking in the Developing World”, and [...]

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