@nasser that suuuucks 🫂 I'm happy that at work I can at least trust that it's been looked over by a human and it's done pretty much how they would have done it by hand.
TIL #github censor some topics about #p2p: got 404s trying to view #bittorrent topics while any random topics i've tried works 🤷
https://github.com/topics/bittorrent
https://github.com/topics/bittorrent-client
https://github.com/topics/torrent-client
https://github.com/topics/torrent
@mauve Most proprietary software, especially online services, are 90+% open-source software anyway...
It's not even that I like #OpenSource software just for the freedom. Proprietary software keeps getting worse while open source gets less buggy. Just a few months ago I had problems that are non issues now since someone fixed them for free without trying to get me dependant on some subscription service for it.
So, my observations on #meshtastic and #meshcore so far:
Meshtastic seems like the thing you'd bring on a trip. Excellent for adhoc communication in a smaller area without any established network. One firmware does it all. Very chatty and limited to only 3 jumps, making long distance a challenge. Bring it on a trekking trip or a multi vehicle road trip. Great for tactical and ad hoc deployment.
MeshCore is less ad hoc. While the companion firmware can talk directly to each other, the network's backbone are devices with the repeater firmware. MeshCore supports routing discovery (with fallback) and limits unnecessary repeating by enabling only specific regions. When you have up to 64 hops available, messages intended for your neighborhood shouldn't be repeated to the next city over. Configure this right, and it scales like crazy. Use MeshCore at home. Put a repeater on your roof. Build a consistent mesh and a community. This is where MeshCore shines.
Microsoft are telling customers there is no ETA to resolution and they may want to review their DR plans for their SaaS services.
"Customers may wish to review their business continuity and disaster recovery plans and take actions appropriate for their environment."
@lutindiscret @sarahjamielewis @Vivaldi @akhileshthite @melroy I built @agregore on Electron because it's fast to iterate and has full support for custom protocol handlers. There's no equivalent on other engines and forking/compiling from source is a major pain (I did this for ungoogled chromium on mobile).
rant, ai
dont fucking tell me "Wikipedia still can't be sold." when you signed a deal with gur fucking pollution machine shit bag ai companies to give them access to data thousands of people added in good will for gur benefit of gur community.
"This year, Wikipedia has had fewer visitors and fewer new supporters", wow its almost like when you betray user trust people respond by being less trusting in you, who'd've fucking guessed???
@bx Just FYI, with gur way you type I imagine gur bird in your profile picture saying it out loud in a little bird voice. (affectionately)
Occult cyberpunk. Yap with me about decentralized systems, wearable computing, and biohacking.