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Crash Space member run hacker space opening in LA - invitation

2009-12-10T00:02:21Z

Hello SOCALWUGgies!

I thought the list members here might like to hear about Crash Space,
a hacker space I'm helping to start here in LA. [link]
is a sort of engineery computer club that's opening up in Culver City
this month. We've had like, 4 meetings and next week will be moving in

Re: [SOCALWUG] Google Wave Invites

2009-12-09T17:51:37Z

You started something, Mike.

At least it perked up our traffic a little, eh?

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in the right way did not become still more complicated."
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I recommend limiting one's involvement in other people's lives to a

RE: [SOCALWUG] Google Wave Invites

2009-12-09T14:22:47Z

Hi Mike,

My e-mail address is carychap...@gmail.com.

would you send me one please

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I have a bunch of Google Wave invites to hand out. If anyone here wants one, please send me your email address off-list.

Share and enjoy!
-Mike

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RE: [SOCALWUG] Google Wave Invites

2009-12-09T02:45:36Z

Hee hee hee!

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Re: [SOCALWUG] Google Wave Invites

2009-12-09T02:43:26Z

Hey, Mike;

Yes, please! I would really like to start Google Wave.

Thanks,

Joe McCarthy

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RE: [SOCALWUG] Google Wave Invites

2009-12-09T02:15:56Z

FAIL

Re: [SOCALWUG] Google Wave Invites

2009-12-09T01:38:48Z

yeah, can someone tell me what GW is used for?

it's like "live interactive email" from what I can see, chat/sms/email/
instant on all at the same time, from what I can tell

kinda like their iGoogle, but for email

RE: [SOCALWUG] Google Wave Invites

2009-12-09T00:47:56Z

would you send me one please

To: SOCALWUG@googlegroups.com

I have a bunch of Google Wave invites to hand out. If anyone here wants one, please send me your email address off-list.

Share and enjoy!
-Mike

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Re: [SOCALWUG] Google Wave Invites

2009-12-09T00:25:56Z

See [link] . She just wrote a book on it and is a
regular guest on the TWIG (This Week in Google) podcast at
[link] .

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Stan Slonkosky

Re: [SOCALWUG] Google Wave Invites

2009-12-08T23:56:26Z

I've been invited to GW and accepted it, but damned if I know what it's
used for. I've seen a web-page or two with the "Here's our dream" stuff,
but what's its appeal for daily use?

-Kenny

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Google Wave Invites

2009-12-08T23:54:13Z

I have a bunch of Google Wave invites to hand out. If anyone here wants one,
please send me your email address off-list.

Share and enjoy!
-Mike

RE: [SOCALWUG] Re: Ready for this - Does chicken wire block Wi-Fi signals?

2009-10-14T16:54:25Z

Lath used for plaster, particularly in older houses, has a denser "weave"
than chicken wire and is an excellent reflector at WiFi frequencies.
On a friend's 1920s house, I measured a pitch of about 18mm.
Tom K6TGT
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RE: [SOCALWUG] Ready for this - Does chicken wire block Wi-Fi signals?

2009-10-14T16:15:33Z

Are we considering LATH_Wire or Chicken wire and if latter, what is the
dimension of the hex?

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Re: [SOCALWUG] Ready for this - Does chicken wire block Wi-Fi signals?

2009-10-14T00:50:36Z

The higher the frequency, the less chicken wire will block, as the wavelength and energy
level of the signal will go through the holes of the mesh, where the wire is not.
Well, not so much fractions, as any mesh whose hole diameter is small enough will
reflect 100% of the signal, or well over 90%. However, the mesh needs to be

Re: [SOCALWUG] Re: Ready for this - Does chicken wire block Wi-Fi signals?

2009-10-14T04:10:11Z

We've observed similar behavior out here in New Mexico. In one high-
end home with copper window screens, ironically we had to reposition
the interior base stations to transmit through the walls, since the
signal wasn't getting out the windows. Fortunately this adobe home
didn't have much, if any , mesh in the walls.