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Name: Keegan Quinn [[BR]] Email: keegan at personaltelco.net [[BR]] OpenPGP Public Key: http://www.personaltelco.net/~keegan/keegan.asc [[BR]] OpenSSH Public Key: http://www.personaltelco.net/~keegan/keegan.ssh |
'''Name:''' Keegan Quinn <<BR>> '''Email:''' keegan :at: sniz :dot: org |
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| Currently I am the Personal Telco Project's Network Engineer. I focus on building and maintaining our nodes, with some help from my network operations team. | Professionally, I am a software and systems consultant. Personally, I'm a strongly-opinionated Portlander with a passion for music and a taste for great beer. If you'd like to know more about me, check out my [[http://sniz.org|blog]]. I can also be found on [[https://profiles.google.com/keeganquinn|Google+]], [[http://twitter.com/keeganquinn|Twitter]] and [[http://www.facebook.com/keegan.quinn|Facebook]]. |
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| I've moved most of my wireless-related Web presence here: http://www.thebasement.org/Members/vegan/wireless/ | I was actively involved in the Personal Telco Project from about 2000 to 2006, building and deploying dozens of nodes and serving in an official capacity as the project's Network Engineer during DarrinEden's term as president. I moved to San Diego from 2008 to 2010, and grew apart from the project during that time, but in February 2011 I returned to Portland and began getting reacquainted with the project. |
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| If you're looking for up-to-date information about what I'm up to, check there. |
On Wednesday, July 27, 2011, I was elected to the Board of Directors of the Personal Telco Project. I'm looking forward to helping out as much as I can over the next couple years! |
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* I run ["NodeTB"] at my parents' house, ["NodeTB151"] at my home and various other residential nodes. * I maintain packages of NoCatSplash and NoCatAuth for Debian GNU/Linux. |
* I maintained packages of NoCatSplash and NoCatAuth for Debian GNU/Linux. |
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| === Related Pages === | * I still operate [[NodeTB]] at my parents' house and NodeElsewhere at my home. |
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Name: Keegan Quinn
Email: keegan :at: sniz :dot: org
Hello, I'm Keegan Quinn.
Professionally, I am a software and systems consultant. Personally, I'm a strongly-opinionated Portlander with a passion for music and a taste for great beer. If you'd like to know more about me, check out my blog. I can also be found on Google+, Twitter and Facebook.
I was actively involved in the Personal Telco Project from about 2000 to 2006, building and deploying dozens of nodes and serving in an official capacity as the project's Network Engineer during DarrinEden's term as president. I moved to San Diego from 2008 to 2010, and grew apart from the project during that time, but in February 2011 I returned to Portland and began getting reacquainted with the project.
On Wednesday, July 27, 2011, I was elected to the Board of Directors of the Personal Telco Project. I'm looking forward to helping out as much as I can over the next couple years!
Projects
- I tracked, maintained and coordinated the vast majority of mid- and large-scale public Personal Telco nodes.
I maintained packages of NoCatSplash and NoCatAuth for Debian GNU/Linux.
I recorded, broadcasted and distributed audio from the monthly meetings between January 2003 and mid-2004. The MonthlyMeeting wiki page has a little bit more information, as well as current information about the monthlies.
I still operate NodeTB at my parents' house and NodeElsewhere at my home.