From: Jim Murray
Please join the Stanford Association for International Development
(SAID) for our Spring Quarter Speaker Series with 2015 Mimi and Peter
E. Haas Distinguished Visitor John Githongo in partnership with the
Haas Center for Public Service and the Center for African Studies.
John Git
From: Stacey Maples
Apologies for odd language of the email. I am creating/maintaining and
information page here:
http://stanfordgeospatialcenter.github.io/Map4Nepal_Resources/ and have
simply cut & pasted from that to save time. I will be adding more
information throughout the day/week.Please fee
> On Apr 27, 2015, at 5:53 AM, Yosem Companys wrote:
> From: Nick Ashton-Hart via bestb...@lists.bestbits.net
> If you, or someone you know, has hands-on ICTs and especially telecom
> infrastructure experience and is presently in Nepal can you let me know
> offlist?
> I'm trying to help emerge
You should go ask Mozilla then. File a bug or go to one of the dev newsgroups
and ask. Maybe you’ll get an official response. The people that have that
entire list is probably rather small.
I’m not speaking for Mozilla here and I certainly don’t know the full list of
pings and the like.
> On
+ Indiver
Dear Bill,
I've certainly experienced that dynamic before. I'm very glad to hear that
families are all OK. I only wish it were true for everyone, and it is great
that PCH has released staff to help out - very much in the Nepali spirit I
might add!
In this instance, Im not in Nepal r
I had occasion to trek to Mahabir's wireless-connected village Nangi back in
2008 with a team from Winrock International. He was also being considered as an
Ashoka Fellow and it appears that he achieved that status. Perhaps either or
both organizations could provide current contact info.
https
Yes please - there's a spreadsheet that a bunch of people are on and populating
with contacts, from techs who can help to ministry, UN agency and the like
contact people. If anyone would like to be added to add more names, just give
me a gdocs address.
I'm getting a lot of incoming emails now,
Also, Flowminder.org was in Nepal last week to set up a mobile / disaster
response system there which will be fully operational this summer, and have
contracts in place and the system underway, but in the meantime are working
to see if they can do ad-hoc work now. Let me know if you want a contact
The Swedish-Finnish telco TeliaSonera operates in Nepal and is engaged in
relief efforts, offering 50 free SMS and some free calling. I'll paste
their email below, and find their latest alert here:
http://www.teliasonera.com/en/newsroom/news/2015/update-on-the-earthquake-i-nepal
Peter
Update on Te
I think there's a more fundamental problem here. We're all talking
about add-ons that perform various security/privacy functions.
Why are these add-ons? Why are they not designed-in and built-in
to the browser?
Those are only quasi-rhetorical questions, because I'm pretty sure
we all know at l
Nathan of Guardian writes:
> On Sun, Apr 5, 2015, at 10:02 AM, Lluís Batlle i Rossell wrote:
>> Hello! Thank you a lot for publishing your work under GPL.
>> Do you know of a similar application for still pictures, also GPL?
>
> As poly stated, the Strongbox project is based on our (the Guardian
You might already know about Kathmandu Living Labs, but if not, they might
be able to help: http://kathmandulivinglabs.org/
On Mon, Apr 27, 2015 at 8:53 AM, Yosem Companys
wrote:
> From: Nick Ashton-Hart via
> bestb...@lists.bestbits.net
>
> If you, or someone you know, has hands-on ICTs and es
The IETF last year gave an award to a Nepalese gentleman, Mahabir Pun,
for connecting villages on different mountain ridges together:
https://www.ietf.org/mail-archive/web/gaia/current/msg00248.html
I'm not sure how to or if it's possible to get in touch with Mr. Pun
or other members of his group
From: Nick Ashton-Hart via
bestb...@lists.bestbits.net
If you, or someone you know, has hands-on ICTs and especially telecom
infrastructure experience and is presently in Nepal can you let me know
offlist?
I'm trying to help emergency teams in country gain access to in-country
expertise.
Regard
Let me answer anyway.
I know what is being sent outside, I have given some examples in my
first reply.
I don't get what's the big deal for Mozilla to clarify for everybody
what FF is sending outside without the users being aware of it, for what
purpose and what is inside the https message, s
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