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2014/12/062014/12/07

Robert Steele: Autonomous Internet Road Map

In the aftermath of my two earlier posts, Robert Steele: Reflections on the Next Data Revolution and 2014 Robert Steele: Appraisal of Analytic Foundations – Email Provided, Feedback Solicited – UPDATED — and my UN Background Paper, Beyond Data Monitoring – Achieving the Sustainability Development Goals Through Intelligence (Decision-Support) Integrating Holistic Analytics, True Cost Economics, …

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2014/11/042014/11/04

Stephen E. Arnold: Ushahidi Internet Solution for Remote Areas — the Autonomous Internet Begins!

Noted with great regard. From the Ushahidi team, an internet solution for remote areas BRCK is built in Africa for Africa but just like Ushahidi, can be scaled across continents. The wireless modem allows up to 20 users connect to the internet by optimizing on available networks. “BRCK has mobility in mind, insert a 3G …

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2013/07/052013/07/05

Robin Good: Google, Yahoo, Others Fear RSS, Locking It Down — We the People NEED an Autonomous Internet with Open Source Everything!

Marco Arment the creator of Instapaper, has an excellent and provocative piece on why Google is closing down all of its RSS appendages (they just closed also the RSS feeds in Google Alerts) and the logic behind this strategy. Lockdown He writes: “Officially, Google killed Reader because “over the years usage has declined”.1 I believe …

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2013/01/292013/01/29

Owl: Autonomous Internet First Step – Android Unleashed

Now owners of Android phones can connect to each other without an internet connection thanks to Serval Mesh app Serval Mesh, full mesh darknet, quietly released for Android “You set up your phone, I set up my phone, it connects them directly, so no infrastructure is needed. It can also relay calls, so if you …

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2013/01/212013/01/21

Owl: Autonomous Internet with Pirate Box

Set Up Your Own Mini-Internet for Free with Pirate Box The PirateBox is software that can be used to turn your WiFi enabled computer into a local router. It can also be used to make actual “PirateBoxes,” which are stand-alone devices that likewise create a local network. The advantage of a local network, not connected …

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2013/01/142016/03/26

Reflections on Lincoln, Principle, Compromise, Autonomous Internet & Citizen Intelligence / Counter-Intelligence 2.0 with Meta-RECAP

EDIT of 21 January 2013: I have gotten both sharp criticism from folks I revere, and complements. I am more than willing to delete this, but I am more interested in having people think outside the lines. I’ve made some revisions, adding issues and readings in each section. Email me as you please, robert.david.steele.vivas [at] …

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2012/04/132012/04/14

Reference: Gordon Cook on Freedom Tower and the Autonomous Internet – Peer to Peer User-Owned Communications and Computing Infrastructure

2012-04-13 Cook Report Peer to Peer Freedom Tower Phi Beta Iota: This is a hugely important reference work, the first of its kind, and very strongly recommended to all who care about human dignity, human freedom, and human evolution. See Also: Reference: Gordon Cook on Technology, Economics & Public Interest – Occupy and the Current …

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