Month: June 2006

Check out WorldChanging’s in depth review on the One Laptop Per Child project. One of the most intriguing features of the prototype was the handcrank. Well, its missing from this latest iteration and WorldChanging explains: The one feature missing from the prototype I saw – the crank. It’s been clear – even before Kofi Annan… Continue reading In Depth Review of One Laptop Per Child

I spent an evening last week helping NYCWireless install wifi in Brooklyn Bridge Park. The process involved running a Covad DSL line from the basement of Smack Mellon, a nonprofit art organization, and setting up some additional equipment on the main floor, with antennae pointing out towards the park. So now you can take your… Continue reading Muni Wifi In New York City