For more than 15 years I was an active member of the Freifunk Community. Since its foundation back in 2003 it was a long and exciting journey for me. In this article I want to share some of my very personal highlights and thoughts on this trip. Read more
[Translated from: http://blog.freifunk.net/2015/es-geht-ums-ganze by Nemesis, T_X, JuergeN and Adam] The public is just starting to grasp how important the so-called “digital glass of water” is – that is the free access to the Internet … Read more
Description freifunk.net is a non-commercial free open wireless “meta” community, founded in 2003 with its roots in Germany. It is part of the global movement for free wireless networks. Based on the concept of an … Read more
The early initial work that me and my colleagues took in the year 2002 was to set up a website and to find simple mechanisms to gather all the people out there who wanted to … Read more
Mon Aug 09, 2004 slashdot notes: “More than 150 participants (including Matt Westervelt, Seattle Wireless) from 30 countries will discuss on how to overcome the digital divide building wireless community networks. The freifunk.net summer convention … Read more
During the Berlon Workshop im Oktober 2002 in Berlin I decided to get deeper engaged with wireless community networking. In March 2003 Ingo Rau, Iris Rabener and I went to visit the Copenhagen Interpolation, the … Read more
Back in October 2002 I was seeking for a solution to solve my disconnectivity problem that raised from the fact that I had moved into the “far east” of Berlin. I wanted to fight my … Read more