Thomas Hastings

The Internet is weak, it is broken, and we are not doing anything to fix it.

The Internet can be affected by natural disasters, wars, governments, and surveillance.

It is running out of address space and the internet service providers are not incentivized to fix it.

Mesh networks, using the IEEE standard 802.11s, may one day provide a more robust and resilient infrastructure.

IEEE 802.11s makes mesh networks a reality for users who otherwise would never have been able to setup such a distributed network.

Applications like cjdns are making it easier than ever to create secure wireless mesh network among communities.

This paper will look at the system costs associated with using cjdns.

How much performance are we willing to sacrifice for ease of use and security?