November 7, 2003: 4 at Union Station, 35 at Philippe's, 28 at Denny's. This meeting was dedicated to the memory of a good friend and longtime attendee, Ghent (aka Branden Hancock), who died October 26th, 2003, from injuries sustained in a motorcycle accident. May he rest in peace. Boogah spoke on methods of privatising p2p networks and the need for technologies intended to obfuscate their existence. Other topics discussed included GPRS cellular data, network discovery and mapping of rogue wireless environments, Linux for non-x86 platforms, backup automation and tunnelling via SSH, nd wide-area mobile 802.11.

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