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> share a single secret to become that specific closed network No? Pretty sure that isn't true. You get an address by creating a random private key public key combination (no colli…

Reticulum uses AES-256 encryption, which is considered quantum safe due to the sheer number of extra combinations adding 128 bits to AES 128 creates, including by NIST[1]. It uses …

The ending notes about a mesh network remind me of the Reticulum Network Stack[1]. As far as I can tell, RNS is a networking protocol that attempts to provide a mesh network that c…

Reticulum would probably be the best one for it. As far as I can tell there aren't any interfaces for it already, but if you can get a command that transfers data using stdin and s…

Saw this at https://discuss.privacyguides.net/t/im-getting-into-mesh-net... and thought it was interesting

The Reticulum Network Stack is a more generic lora capable protocol. It is intended to run over almost any two way link so it's less bandwidth efficient per packet than Meshtastic …

https://archive.is/5GHWF

Try https://archive.is/5GHWF

Personally I would use something like a Reticulum Network for this kind of thing with a simple Python script to establish a Link between the two devices and send a Resource.

I still use it on a couple of devices where I haven't been bothered to change the default. On devices I use a lot, I normally use Duckduckgo or Ecosia

Interesting... Looks like it would be good for RAG. Maybe add Ollama support for local hosting?