Swedes fail to accept 802.11a - According to this note on Danish newssite ComOn, the Swedish National Post and Telecom Agency will not allow the use of the 5 GHz band for 802.11a. The staed reason is that 802.11a which is wide-band traffic may interfere with satellite radio and other services running in the 5 GHz band. It's a blow for 802.11a, but may end up being a boon for the new 802.11g, which runs in the license-free 2.4 GHz spectrum (like 802.11b).
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I took a break from my paternity leave to come to San Francisco and meet with about 100 other folks who work in the intersection of tech and social change. It's a yearly event held by Aspiration, and facilitated by my close friend and mentor Gunner. It'
Since my time at Refugees Untied has come to an end and I'm now looking for consulting gigs in non-rofit technology work, I decided to redesign my blog and add some content. Have a look around....