Evanito

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by Evanito 2mo ago
> P.S. feature request! If Alice, Bob and Charlie are all contacts with each other, and Alice writes an offline message to Charlie, Alice should be able to opportunisticly hand the encrypted message to Bob on their shared network, and Bo
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by Evanito 2mo ago
Briar supports sending images. Source: user
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by Evanito 8mo ago
> Does anybody know how good routing in this Project protected from malicious actors, or simply badly configured nodes? Reticulum requires you to manually define your uplinks, including remote servers. If this remote server is blackholin
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by Evanito 8mo ago
> I've never seen a bigger network with Reticulum in the wild. Bigger than.. what? > One of the main reasons of the communities not jumping onto the ship was that it's mostly a one-man-pr... Reticulum does not support group
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by Evanito 8mo ago
A few years back, I ran Yggdrasil (poorly) over LoRa using a then-available experimental Meshtastic IP tunnel. Reticulum supports text-only websites (in the NomadNet software), and I have tested how these load over LoRa links. Loading time
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by Evanito 8mo ago
For starters, Reticulum can communicate over a Yggdrasil network natively, but no one has yet implemented a Yggdrasil link over Reticulum as far as I am aware.
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by Evanito 9mo ago
You can find that here in the Layer 2 section: https://meshtastic.org/docs/overview/mesh-algo/ In short, all messages are sent within windows, which include waiting periods within which the broadcasting node
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by Evanito 3y ago
Have tried this out, and yes actually using it in any capacity risks an account ban with no recourse. Easy come, easy go. (I was running an IPFS node, which at the time was CPU and bandwidth expensive)
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by Evanito 7y ago
> It’s just a renderer that calls home with hardcoded references to Google’s services. And unless you believe in ghosts putting the calls home back when you aren't looking, that isn't a problem for Brave [1]. [1]: https:/