Building a free open source internet.

Miami, FL
Joined January 2016
I'm live streaming this from a quarter mile away from my apartment. On a $5 board. Over Wi-Fi.
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I mounted a 915 MHz whip to the car and drove the East Coast to find out how much of the open-source internet is already hiding in plain sight. 👇 youtu.be/X0NW94-F8BE
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I hacked myself a satellite.
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Books I’m reading: not light reading, but neither is building your own network
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Been reading this book. Please do not ask follow-up questions.
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Books I’m reading: please respect my privacy during this difficult time.
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Getting these speeds using sb gigahertz wi-fi.
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The gooseneck antenna converts Wi-Fi into tactical Wi-Fi.
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Asked @seeedstudio for some IoT gear. They sent me IoTea. Well played.
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Books I’m reading: this is going to make me insufferable at parties.
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Nobody “styled” this, it's design is dictated by physics and that's what make it iconic.
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Books I’m reading: apparently “don’t do dumb things” is a whole way of life.
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The OpenAI v. Apple fight is getting ugly.
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No amount of safeguarding data can beat a government subpoena for your logs. Use local models.
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Data Slayer retweeted
QuadRF is a phased array antenna that can see WiFi through walls, spot drones in the sky... and it's powered by a Pi 5 and FPGA board. Very neat device, we have a full video up on Geerling Engineering...
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Aesthetic goals.
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Today we mark something worth remembering. And I believe you have the right to know exactly how she was formed. By our founding fathers who literally signed their names to treason — knowing a rope was the alternative should they fail in their mission. Many nations — and the institutions that serve them — would rather that story go untold. They do not wish to draw attention to the magnitude of our triumph. But to sanitize it now would be an insult to their legacy and what they built. The truth is this: in less than 250 years, America has accomplished what other nations needed two millennia to achieve — by incentivizing industrialization, decentralizing power, and running on a code that is, for all practical purposes, immutable. The noise we make every Fourth of July reminds us: although we may come from different places and speak in different tongues, America is the pursuit of those ideals however imperfectly. Anyone willing to subscribe to them has a seat at the table. Remember that, and this won’t become just another forgettable empire. Remember that, and we celebrate a country reckless enough to trust ordinary people with extraordinary freedom.
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