The name choice is unfortunate. I read it incorrectly the first time.
I read it correctly, but got a laugh after reading your comment. Maybe it could be marketable to two very different demographics
Bitchat for Gaza – messaging without internet
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#12The name choice is unfortunate. I read it incorrectly the first time.
Anything with "bit" in (with the T pronounced) is a bit unfortunate for French speakers: https://context.reverso.net/translation/french-english/la+bi... .
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#13Learning curve is probably an obstacle
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#14A lot of Meshcore/Meshtastic stations popping up lately too all over the world too.
Repeaters/Router can, if you put a bit of love in to highly efficient 3.3V generation, forever an a 6V solar cell and a 18650 LiPo.
I've tested 60km with a 868MHz LoRa station using a shabby 5dBi omni antenna. Just run out of hills to test more.
But not as easy to use as BLE(+BLE Meshing) which is basically integrated into every smartphone.
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#15Bitch about things on bitchat.
How does that translate to local vernacular?
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#16The name choice is unfortunate. I read it incorrectly the first time.
Its almost better when you read it that way. Its at least coherent.
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#18Learning curve is probably an obstacle
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#19Bitch about things on bitchat. How does that translate to local vernacular?
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#20The name choice is unfortunate. I read it incorrectly the first time.
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