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It's because we've tried Meshtastic and MeshCore. Look at where the bytes go in the network. Meshtastic it's usually under 5% of traffic is text and for MeshCore it's over 50%. If …

He went off the rails as a reactionary move is how I see it. He got mad because his issue was deleted. I'm banned from the discord for a disagreement with one of the developers; bu…

Here's an example of an issue they didn't like getting deleted https://github.com/meshcore-dev/MeshCore/issues/1159

You can run a full blown weather station on MeshCore with wind rain temperatures etc

There's only so much bandwidth available so pick and choose what the firmware is good at. MeshCore went all in on messaging and tracing. Meshtastic is a more noisy protocol which i…

Both have GitHub projects that you can compile firmware from. One is MIT, the other is aggressively GPL

You'd need two radios, one antenna stacked on top of each other. Z offset of a minimum height of 1m/3'. In the X,Y offset of 0,0. You want high gain 8-10db antennas in this arrange…

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Checkout MeshCore; we're doing 400 miles using 12 hops going from north Vancouver to Eugene Oregon https://analyzer.letsme.sh/map?lat=47.36113&long=-122.20419&...

They're looking at ways to have regular nodes repeat on the network. Right now it's a one line change to enable it. Doing it well and smart is what's holding it back

Checkout MeshCore, it has the concept of a room server which is a private store and forward server. Also see this https://github.com/mikecarper/meshfirmware/blob/main/MeshCor...

Check out the alternative https://github.com/meshcore-dev/MeshCore Seattle has the largest functioning mesh core installation in the world

Drupal isn't one person last time I checked; but yes this is correct for almost all projects

Yes you can get decent reception inside buildings. It operates in the 915mhz band. Similar frequencies to old school pagers. Lora is an interesting RF protocol, it has really good …

MeshCore has verified public key sharing; see what happened to the other network at defcon. Direct messages are encrypted.

Range is line of sight. If you can see it, even if 100 miles away, odds are it'll work. Seattle area has one of the better networks for MeshCore. Tacoma to Vancouver BC is the rang…

It's mostly open source. https://github.com/meshcore-dev/MeshCore They have a couple minor things that are paid features.

If you need to communicate with people in your area and not be tracked; MeshCore software with LoRa hardware like the this https://lilygo.cc/en-ca/products/t-lora-pager is somethin…

I don't see prices of previous auctions. What do these go for roughly?

Sound Cards with IDE ports for CD-ROM drives were definitely a thing back then

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EDAN gives you a fast, accurate snapshot of whether your program really benefits from faster memory or extra cache. You get clear signals on where latency matters and where it does…

Kids text only cell phone. LILYGO T-Deck Plus. I can track and communicate with them and not have to worry about giving them full internet. Any sort of disaster they also are usefu…

https://github.com/mikecarper/meshfirmware CLI Meshtastic flasher that works well. No internet mesh networking sounds awesome; just the bandwidth is extremely limited