Yes, having higher bandwidth means that the range is reduced because the receiver has a wider bandwidth to listen to and there's more radio noise in wider bandwidth.
However, at least in the US, we are allowed to use up to 1 watt, whereas those poor Russians are only allowed to use 0.025 watts.
First it was climate change, then when climate change wouldn't do the trick of killing all humanity fast enough, it turned to the virus from 2020. And then when that didn't kill all of humanity, it turns to AI.
Don't let the doom porn live in your head, rent free. Because if it doesn't happen, then you will have wasted your time worrying about nothing. And if it does happen, you won't be around to care.
I will not comply. I do not care how hard it makes my life. This is a line in the sand I will not cross. If a social media asks me to upload my government-issued ID, that's the end of that social media. If a computer asks me to use my government ID to use it, that's not a computer I will use. The only online service I can see that would need my government issued ID is my bank. And that's only because they are required to collect it in order for me to have an account. Everything else can go fuck right off.
Linux security has kind of had two things going for it for a long time. Linux kind of had security through obscurity, because even though it's open source, not many people have used it until recently, so it was more valuable to target Windows systems. Secondly, since Linux is open source, any flaws that malware did exploit to gain a foothold were quickly patched, making the malware useless. So a Linux malware developer would end up developing a piece of malware for a less commonly used system that would get patched faster, making it nearly pointless to do so except against extremely high value targets.
I just today started using the new Tor VPN app. I have been using InviZible from F-Droid in SOCKS proxy mode for almost 2 years now, but not all apps support directing their network traffic through a SOX proxy. And so, some apps I was not able to do over Tor. I think the day will come where we as free people have to abandon the clear net entirely and do everything over Tor and I2P. The clearnet is going to become nothing except for ID upload verification screens.
Yes, having higher bandwidth means that the range is reduced because the receiver has a wider bandwidth to listen to and there's more radio noise in wider bandwidth.
However, at least in the US, we are allowed to use up to 1 watt, whereas those poor Russians are only allowed to use 0.025 watts.
No way
You can also use an AI proxy that allows you to stay anonymous such as Nano-GPT.com
I know the perfect disciplinary action for skipping
The mesh core settings for Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Laughs in I2P
Very nice. Though please remember to use the proper gender tags as the rules demand.
Semtec owns LoRa.
The SX1262 is LoRa generation 2
The LR1110 is LoRa generation 3
And the LR2021 is LoRa generation 4
Yes. The actual modulation itself is proprietary, but everything above that is open source.
Not very.
First it was climate change, then when climate change wouldn't do the trick of killing all humanity fast enough, it turned to the virus from 2020. And then when that didn't kill all of humanity, it turns to AI.
Don't let the doom porn live in your head, rent free. Because if it doesn't happen, then you will have wasted your time worrying about nothing. And if it does happen, you won't be around to care.
Yes, anything without Google spy services, aka play services, will be fine.
And even if you have Google spy services installed on graphene, it is in user mode, not admin mode, so it can't control that.
That's correct. As the bandwidth increases, the radiated power from the transmitter is reduced.
Please do not use the filly mesh settings outside of filly because they interfere with the 33 centimeter amateur radio repeater inputs.
If you want to test, a safe place to test is...
MeshCore
Meshtastic: LongTurbo
Yes
I will not comply. I do not care how hard it makes my life. This is a line in the sand I will not cross. If a social media asks me to upload my government-issued ID, that's the end of that social media. If a computer asks me to use my government ID to use it, that's not a computer I will use. The only online service I can see that would need my government issued ID is my bank. And that's only because they are required to collect it in order for me to have an account. Everything else can go fuck right off.
LineageOS for me
Home assistant and Zigbee or Z-Wave to the rescue
Shit like this is why I run lineage OS and there's a very good chance that my next phone is going to be running post-market OS and not Android at all.
Linux security has kind of had two things going for it for a long time. Linux kind of had security through obscurity, because even though it's open source, not many people have used it until recently, so it was more valuable to target Windows systems. Secondly, since Linux is open source, any flaws that malware did exploit to gain a foothold were quickly patched, making the malware useless. So a Linux malware developer would end up developing a piece of malware for a less commonly used system that would get patched faster, making it nearly pointless to do so except against extremely high value targets.
I just today started using the new Tor VPN app. I have been using InviZible from F-Droid in SOCKS proxy mode for almost 2 years now, but not all apps support directing their network traffic through a SOX proxy. And so, some apps I was not able to do over Tor. I think the day will come where we as free people have to abandon the clear net entirely and do everything over Tor and I2P. The clearnet is going to become nothing except for ID upload verification screens.