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by Panda_ 13d ago
Overall this post seems a bit like you've got a grudge against the project. Is it related to the fact you made a post about your vibe coded SPORE project which looks inspired by Reticulum?
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by Panda_ 29d ago
Not including a link is quite odd...
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by Panda_ 1mo ago
There's a thread by the author of Reticulum [1] on recent flooding attempts of weird clients connecting, spamming path requests and leaving, and attempting to mitigate their impact on the nodes. Yeah it seems like you are in fact right
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by Panda_ 1mo ago
Try disabling the default AutoInterface in the config, that can cause problems due to some routers choking on UDP. If it still crashes anything, that's almost certainly a bug you can report
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by Panda_ 1mo ago
There's a LoRa firmware at https://github.com/attermann/microReticulum_Firmware which looks to be fairly well supported
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by Panda_ 1mo ago
There's an RNS implementation in Go at https://github.com/Quad4-Software/Reticulum-Go but
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by Panda_ 1mo ago
> robust protection against abuse I would say it has a fairly reasonable number of protections with things like being able to prioritise certain interfaces and controlling the announce rate from a node and rate limiting the number of ann
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by Panda_ 1mo ago
Mark accepts outside contributions over LXMF using git patches. The main communication method is over Reticulum Relay Chat using clients like NomadNet (made by Mark, unintuitive but works well) which is basically IRC and is purely sending m
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by Panda_ 1mo ago
Reticulum packets include a hop count of how many nodes it’s been through (to prevent packets looping indefinitely) and the destination address. Two way links use tables on each node to reverse the route back to the origin and don’t use ori
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by Panda_ 1mo ago
The author of Reticulum's take is that the implementation is the specification, so if another implementation works with the standard Python one and implements enough of it's features then it implements Reticulum. I suppose it mean
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by Panda_ 1mo ago
People do use it but it's definitely a small community. It has the NomadNet Page protocol which is basically small no client side script webpages (forms and links only) in a fairly bandwidth efficient form.
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by Panda_ 1mo ago
RNS vs Yggdrasil has previously been discussed on HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46689170
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by Panda_ 3mo ago
> 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 collisions are ensured by entropy). You then send an anno
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by Panda_ 3mo ago
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 AES because AES is extremely well tested and vulnerabilities
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by Panda_ 3mo ago
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 can run over almost any bidirectional connection (and interco
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by Panda_ 4mo ago
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 sdtout, Reticulum has things like the PipeInterface htt
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I'm Getting into Mesh Networks (Meshtastic, MeshCore, and Reticulum)(jonaharagon.com)
377 points by Panda_ 4mo ago|146 comments
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by Panda_ 4mo ago
Saw this at https://discuss.privacyguides.net/t/im-getting-into-mesh-net... and thought it was interesting
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by Panda_ 4mo ago
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 but in return it gives you packet routing rather than f
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by Panda_ 1y ago
https://archive.is/5GHWF
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by Panda_ 1y ago
Try https://archive.is/5GHWF
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by Panda_ 2y ago
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.
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by Panda_ 2y ago
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
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by Panda_ 2y ago
Interesting... Looks like it would be good for RAG. Maybe add Ollama support for local hosting?