Comments on: Auto-BAHN http://hackerdemia.com Hacker Projects of Thomas Wilhelm Sun, 21 Aug 2011 14:10:10 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: harishpillay http://hackerdemia.com/#comment-113 harishpillay Sun, 21 Aug 2011 14:10:10 +0000 http://hackerdemia.com/?page_id=5#comment-113 I think the work is good, but can you please tell me where the sources are? Thanks. Harish I think the work is good, but can you please tell me where the sources are?

Thanks.

Harish

]]> By: Pedra Lukas http://hackerdemia.com/#comment-82 Pedra Lukas Mon, 15 Aug 2011 14:08:21 +0000 http://hackerdemia.com/?page_id=5#comment-82 Bring this into China, and the Internet great wall will be a great joke. Bring this into China, and the Internet great wall will be a great joke.

]]> By: Sean Petrow http://hackerdemia.com/#comment-78 Sean Petrow Mon, 15 Aug 2011 00:56:31 +0000 http://hackerdemia.com/?page_id=5#comment-78 I'm really interested in bridging this with 1.) a twitter account 2.) a website 3.) APRS on Ham Radio. If we got all these systems "talking", it'd massively de-duplicate comms efforts in emergency situations. Ham Radio already has great stuff for this, and it'd be sweet to provide some software that would allow someone to "merge" all those systems. I’m really interested in bridging this with 1.) a twitter account 2.) a website 3.) APRS on Ham Radio.

If we got all these systems “talking”, it’d massively de-duplicate comms efforts in emergency situations. Ham Radio already has great stuff for this, and it’d be sweet to provide some software that would allow someone to “merge” all those systems.

]]> By: alex http://hackerdemia.com/#comment-61 alex Fri, 12 Aug 2011 11:53:43 +0000 http://hackerdemia.com/?page_id=5#comment-61 any chance, in future, to work with WinMo ? thank you any chance, in future, to work with WinMo ?
thank you

]]> By: Mike http://hackerdemia.com/#comment-47 Mike Wed, 10 Aug 2011 02:00:22 +0000 http://hackerdemia.com/?page_id=5#comment-47 I have been thinking about using ad-hoc networking to allow text messaging to flow between devices and like the sound of this. I agree that open source would be of great benefit. As for who is in range I would think the fixed or less mobile devices (phones on charge) could act like DNS but just broadcasting the MAC of devices in range so if you know the mac of the device you could send a twitter like message @MAC. May be no good for quick messaging unless both devices are only a few links away but if you are just saying Hi or "I just had a coffee LOL" who cares about speed. Mike I have been thinking about using ad-hoc networking to allow text messaging to flow between devices and like the sound of this.
I agree that open source would be of great benefit.
As for who is in range I would think the fixed or less mobile devices (phones on charge) could act like DNS but just broadcasting the MAC of devices in range so if you know the mac of the device you could send a twitter like message @MAC.
May be no good for quick messaging unless both devices are only a few links away but if you are just saying Hi or “I just had a coffee LOL” who cares about speed.

Mike

]]> By: Wayland http://hackerdemia.com/#comment-42 Wayland Tue, 09 Aug 2011 19:24:43 +0000 http://hackerdemia.com/?page_id=5#comment-42 Should do it for Windows and Linux too. Should do it for Windows and Linux too.

]]> By: Ian http://hackerdemia.com/#comment-40 Ian Tue, 09 Aug 2011 18:15:57 +0000 http://hackerdemia.com/?page_id=5#comment-40 There is not much guidance or detail here is there? I don't know what the software can do or what your plans are beyond what I read on the BBC, but things I'd like to see are: Source and full details of the protocol so others can port it. Why not also laptop and desktop OSs? Ideas about how people may use it all the time, when the sky has fallen in it's a bit too late to find you don't quite know how it works and nobody else has it anyway Tunneling via the net if some nodes are still connected. There is not much guidance or detail here is there? I don’t know what the software can do or what your plans are beyond what I read on the BBC, but things I’d like to see are:
Source and full details of the protocol so others can port it. Why not also laptop and desktop OSs?
Ideas about how people may use it all the time, when the sky has fallen in it’s a bit too late to find
you don’t quite know how it works and nobody else has it anyway
Tunneling via the net if some nodes are still connected.

]]> By: blablub http://hackerdemia.com/#comment-39 blablub Tue, 09 Aug 2011 18:01:31 +0000 http://hackerdemia.com/?page_id=5#comment-39 Yeah, go on with this amazing project.... Yeah, go on with this amazing project….

]]> By: jake liven http://hackerdemia.com/#comment-38 jake liven Tue, 09 Aug 2011 16:54:14 +0000 http://hackerdemia.com/?page_id=5#comment-38 i think this has a lot of useful potential. Making a phone network using just phones is brilliant. the only thing i'm a bit confused on is how exactly you know who's within range to send texts to and such. i think this has a lot of useful potential. Making a phone network using just phones is brilliant. the only thing i’m a bit confused on is how exactly you know who’s within range to send texts to and such.

]]> By: Mike Davis http://hackerdemia.com/#comment-37 Mike Davis Tue, 09 Aug 2011 15:44:12 +0000 http://hackerdemia.com/?page_id=5#comment-37 Hey, wondering if this open source code? I have a thought about using it for commercial purposes in another form. Mike Hey, wondering if this open source code? I have a thought about using it for commercial purposes in another form.

Mike

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