Theoretically it really shouldn’t be possible
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Redlib is alive and well
Interesting. I wonder how that’s possible.
I’ll read through the repo when I’m back on my computer
mmmac@lemmy.zipOPto
Meshtastic@mander.xyz•Feels like a shame to waste this much space in my data alliance case
6·19 days agoIts on a table right now, it’ll be going on my roof
mmmac@lemmy.zipOPto
Meshtastic@mander.xyz•Feels like a shame to waste this much space in my data alliance case
4·19 days agoIt is! We’ll see how she does once I get her all wired together. Still waiting on some standoffs.
The nebra next to it’s case is super nice as well. Waiting for a zebra hat from wehooper4 to pop into that bad boy
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Meshtastic@mander.xyz•Walking the dog just got a whole lot nerdier | r1 neo
1·28 days agoAnother more informed guy in our group just posted this, seems like I may have been wrong https://meshtastic.org/blog/zero-cost-hops-favorite-routers/
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Meshtastic@mander.xyz•Today we made contact with San Luis Obispo, from the bay area
1·1 month agoAPRS routing is not adaptive to moving topology; Meshtastic explicitly supports mobile nodes and dynamic meshes
MT is more meant for flexible, off-grid, ad-hoc meshes with mixed mobile/static nodes and evolving routing optimizations
In my opinion, faux unicast on a broadcast medium is generally not a good fit
mmmac@lemmy.zipOPto
Meshtastic@mander.xyz•Today we made contact with San Luis Obispo, from the bay area
1·1 month agoWhat are your primary direct connections? Assuming yuba and sutter buttes?
mmmac@lemmy.ziptoPrivacy@lemmy.ml•Flock Cameras are PUBLIC DOMAIN in Washington state. You can file a FOIA for your Flock data. Now police say that citizens getting public docs are now a "privacy concern".
0·1 month agoWhy is the community that is posted in someone’s home address?
mmmac@lemmy.ziptoProgrammer Humor@programming.dev•Apple forgot to disable production source maps on the App Store web app
0·1 month agoOur international teams kept enabling sourcemaps and I just had devops lock the directory to vpn access only 🤷
I know sourcemaps aren’t the end of the world as it’s all client side code that lives on the clients computer but it just feels dirty
Its a RAK 5.8dBi Fiberglass Antenna I got from Rokland. I’m just getting into all of this recently so I’ve got a lot to learn, but it’s a fun process!
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Meshtastic@mander.xyz•Walking the dog just got a whole lot nerdier | r1 neo
1·1 month agoWhat’s up
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Meshtastic@mander.xyz•Walking the dog just got a whole lot nerdier | r1 neo
2·1 month agoYeah, that’s where the Faraday cage would come in to play
mmmac@lemmy.zipOPto
Meshtastic@mander.xyz•Walking the dog just got a whole lot nerdier | r1 neo
4·1 month ago- Semi, there are some network bridges that translate packets in to ones that the target network expects. Meshtastic has the “market share” in my area, and is completely FOSS, so I gravitate towards it. Reticulum seems very interesting but doesn’t have high adoption at this time.
- Yeah, I’m sure that some people do. Cell networks may also go down if overloaded during a natural disaster, but yes this is mostly a hobby.
I’m planning on leaving a few nodes in advantageous locations near families work and home to ensure we can coordinate if cell goes down, and will get around to stashing a few away in a cage just in case
mmmac@lemmy.zipOPto
Meshtastic@mander.xyz•Walking the dog just got a whole lot nerdier | r1 neo
5·1 month ago- There are two others that I know of: Meshcore, and reticulum.
- In my short time in the scene, I haven’t seen anyone talk about anti-EMP measures they have taken.
Its my understanding (I may be wrong here) that the antenna wouldn’t be able to be exposed during the initial EMP anyways, so you’d need to keep a stash of nodes in a Faraday cage to deploy after an EMP
mmmac@lemmy.zipOPto
Meshtastic@mander.xyz•Walking the dog just got a whole lot nerdier | r1 neo
3·1 month agoIt’s designed to help weak/mobile/indoor nodes in poor radio locations, not routers. When you favorite routers or other strong nodes, your CLIENT_BASE aggressively rebroadcasts their traffic (acting as ROUTER), which can actually suppress better routing paths and add unnecessary congestion. The feature works best when you favorite only your personal handheld/EDC devices that need the boost from your strong base station. Favoriting already-strong infrastructure nodes defeats the purpose and can negatively impact overall mesh connectivity.
This is entirely dependent on your mesh topology of course. In our larger mesh with a lot of routers in advantageous locations, a client base favoriting a router would do more harm than good
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Meshtastic@mander.xyz•Walking the dog just got a whole lot nerdier | r1 neo
2·1 month agoIf he sets it to client base tell him to be careful with his favorites! Can mess up routing if he favorites a router
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Meshtastic@mander.xyz•Walking the dog just got a whole lot nerdier | r1 neo
4·1 month agoYou should see what they’ve built out in the bay. Routers on all of the surrounding mountains. Its beautiful. I sent a message that went out to yuba city all the way down to San Luis Obispo last night.
Thats about 271 miles (437 kilometers) as the crow flies
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Meshtastic@mander.xyz•Walking the dog just got a whole lot nerdier | r1 neo
6·1 month agoWelcome to the rabbit hole. Hopefully you don’t spend as much money as I did initially lol 🤣
Tangentally related but off topic: I thought that there were some security concerns about how it connects to their hosted TURN server, is developed in China etc. There was this issue that turned me off as well
I’ve been out of the loop on this project for a number of years now so this may be out of date.
I just vpn home and vnc when I need access to my devices.
Have things changed, is there a reason for me to give the project another look?