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We all have our own world, but no body owns the world.

Work in progress...

The purpose is to create a world where computers (CITIjENS) are talking to each other - recording, sharing and expressing data. As the community develops, I expect we might have to rebuild infrastructure to meet modern needs.

I take some influence from Apple eWorld that was my first introduction to the internet.

INFRASTRUCTURE

In a world, we need services. Here we have electricity and network. Other services we need are administrative - like the postal service, registers of births, marriages and deaths, CCTV - these run on our CITIjENS

ELECTRICITY

Electricity is provided from mains power with USB power leads. Electricity seems to be a natural resource - we don't understand exactly where it comes from, but it is provided every part of this world.

NETWORK

A critical part of jWorld is the network. This allows all nodes to speak to each other, but is carful not to let everyone speak to the outside world. Even more important is that the outside world cannot speak to residents of jWorld, unless they asked to be spoken to. NAT

The Network is handed by a Raspbery Pi 4 1gb running OpenBSD. It can be connected to an external network and provides wired connectivity for other devices through a USB ethernet internface and WiFi for the wireless devices through on board WiFi.

Find out more about how the network is set up here.

CITIjENS

On out network we have:

diagram with yEd !!!

On Wifi we have:

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