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Theoretically people can start their own town/city internet.
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> Zoomers discover BBSes
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>>540627017
>jeettech
lol kys brownoid
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>>540627017
You can see if there's any mesh nodes in your area at meshmap.net
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Pirate box project died for some reason. Feds probably scared the owner. Think about how hard it would be to monitor thousands of private networks.
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>>540627017
Perpetual internet machine
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No, please!

I want no tyranny... but I above all don't want the "people" controlling shit all. Sorry.
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>>540627803
1. Install modem in your PC
2. Get a landline you loser
3. Host BBS on your PC
It's really not hard
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>>540627772
Interesting. Do they just have a webUI or how do they share stuff?
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>>540627017
>>540627772

as soon as it gets usable and people know about some glowing nigger cunts will come along and ruin it with CP and Drug markets .. requiring the eye and hand of Sauron to come down hard on the mesh network users

besides, we all know that the governments are pusing for digital id, everyone known and tracked, they will never allow a rival network system .. they do not even have to ban it, all they have to do is forbid the sales of mesh routers because they issue the licences for the radio spectrum.
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>>540627969
I'm not going to use man's networks.
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>>540627969

Bell and other telecommunication companies are trying thier best to drop landline communications .. in 20 years time there won't be any landlines for modems to connect through
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>>540627017
>Theoretically people can start their own town/city internet.
Nigga that is literally how the internet started out.
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>>540628007
>some glowing nigger cunts will come along and ruin it with CP and Drug markets .
You don't have to play.
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>>540628075
> in 20 years I won't be able to host my BBS
Okay... So cross that bridge when you get to it ? I like how you think we'll even have electricity in 20 years.
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>>540628111
The same people said the internet couldn't go down.
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>>540627803
I don't know what that is, but I run a local server with a stripped down szrurbooru website for my 5 TB.of furry porn, I also run jellyfin, my own meal planner/recipe database website I was playing with the idea of doing meal plan optimization like looking for price data from Walmart and aldi ect and determining the cheapest mela plan for the week.... but now that chatgpt exists I have kinda dropped that project. Oh also I run my own image generator, I haven't ran my own LLM ye.
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>>540628209
Backup everything while you have access to it, because eventually they won't let you have access to it.
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>>540627975
Telnet.
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>>540627975
>Interesting. Do they just have a webUI or how do they share stuff?
This is the meshtastic LoRa network. It's mostly used for messaging and group chats. It's designed for small low power devices with long battery life, as an off-grid communications network that doesn't rely on the Internet.
You can send files but it's very slow, like early dialup speeds.

>all they have to do is forbid the sales of mesh routers because they issue the licences for the radio spectrum.
Well good luck, it's mostly open source DIY hardware, and it uses public unlicensed radio bands.
It is not at all useful for CP, it's mostly just for messaging

There are other mesh networks out there
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>>540627419
I discovered BBCs and now i'm addicted.
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>>540628377
Pirate box was like a wifi router with a captive portal for a image board chat file sharing webui.
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>>540628467
Thats gay. Too many people from hacker spaces are in ham radio clubs already and have the same fetish for rules despite being iconoclast hackers.
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>>540628188

with cheese .. it's not even up for debate
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>>540628489
Oh, Meshtastic, that one made by Mossad Jews? No thanks, I don't want to be lit up by some bad-Goy beacon. Here's one of their main men, "Ben" Binyamin.
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>>540628509
many such cases
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>>540628467

better is IRC (Telnet++)
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>>540628438
> Backup everything while you have access to it, because eventually they won't let you have access to it.

Yep and that includes any adult content - until recently I have never had X rated video in my devices. BBS and Usenet were the good old days online
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Nobody is on CB radio anymore either.
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My brother gave me this.
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The entire state of Hawaii has mesh coverage.
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>>540628646
>Meshtastic
What do people do on it?
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>>540629493
Its mostly just text
think of it like an offline irc
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Ham boomers get a real boner for passing messages long distance. I don't care about that. I want relatively local.
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>>540627017
>theoretically

It’s the future kek. Everything is gonna shatter into splinternets. What do anons think all the data centers are actually for
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>>540628882
I have some amazing creampie dvds still wrapped in plastic. I’ve never opened them I never cared to. I bet those things will come in handy someday
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After the January 6 crackdown it seemed like telegram might have been the place to form local chat groups but it was drugs and whore scammers and the remaining 5% of local chat people were Qtards.
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>>540627017

HELLO OFFICER
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>>540628509
Truly, Mutt gifted us with the absolute foundation of networked social behaviour in the declaration of His Law.
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>>540627017
We have synthetic telepathy now so no.
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>>540631064
>We
You got a mouse in your pocket?
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>>540627700
It's how we escape the regular (now entirely pozzed) internet while still trading data from place to place. It is a good thing.
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>>540629644
> I want relatively local.
You could look into Bluetooth mesh networks like bitchat
It was written by that Twitter guy:

https://bitchat.free/
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>>540631496
I could start my own Nepalese color revolution.
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>>540629644
Boner means erection, have you been witnessing some gay sex radio (jeff) sessions or what?
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>>540631787
GTFO foreigner.
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>>540629167
That's for Meshtastic. Decentralized messaging via LoRa frequencies. The hardware's also good for tracking livestock when paired with a GPS module.
But if we're gonna try to host websites like this, then we're gonna need something designed with desktop PCs, tablets, phones, and servers in mind. Not just one type of tech.
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>>540628985
Everyone on ham is a running that side net thing. It's pretty based.
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>>540632438
The ones I have met in person mostly have the tattletail janny personality.
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>>540628438
what does it matter, you won't have access to an actual pc with internal storage before that happens. anyone who is less than rich will use dumb terminals that connect you to servers for you to do anything, anything they approve anyways
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>>540632867
>my private file sharing network wont have scamazon or feabay.
Good.
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What happens when someone poisons the well and you get arrested for distribution of CSAM.
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>>540627017
like wireguard or something? I think the jews are scared about this. We should set up a ton of them all over the place.
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>>540632958
Why would someone get arrested for cartoons?
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>>540633008
>We should set up a ton of them all over the place.
I have been curious about how wifi antennas are being disguised in nature on the Ukrainian battlefield. Probably a lot of good tips to learn from there. Second hand solar panels and used lithium batteries are getting cheap.
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>>540633173
we don't have to disguise them. lets just build a whole bunch of wireless devices that communicate over wireguard. And make them open to the public. We can talk shit about jews all day they can't do shit to stop us.
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>>540633344
>wireguard
They would tunnel over the regular internet?
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>>540633411
they don't have to. in fact they shouldn't. But we want some kind of mesh routing. Wireguard does that.
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>>540632867
I don't think that's gonna happen for awhile. If AI gets very efficient sooner than later, you're going to be able to run a lot of stuff offline anyway. Porn? Create 30 second video clips of anything you want, or pictures of anything you want. Music? Literally have AI create whatever you want. Need information on something? Again, local AI. Want to play a videogame? Just have a few emulators with a few thousand video games. Want to watch a TV show or movie? Again, just have a good sized local drive. Even just 1TB will probably provide you will enough shows and movies to last a lifetime. A $5k computer with a 24gb graphics card, 3TB of storage, 3TB external backup, 64gb of ram, and you're pretty fucking future proof.
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>>540628882
usenet is still around
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I don't want to get that fancy. I have one of these I want to mount on a local hill and see how much range I realistically have to access it. I have to make a battery for it first.

I need a mesh network in my area anyway for my wifi cameras. Thingino lets you flash and open source firmware on a lot of wifi cameras that lets them work great offline without the cloud. I'd like to put wifi cameras down a few blocks over a monitor things.
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>>540633697
some of the cheap chink ones expose rtsp endpoints, I have a couple
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How do I steal my neighbours wifi? Help bros
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>>540628438
the most important thing to backup is literally every single open source project you can find and all of the related content.
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>>540633772
thingino.com they support a lot of cameras that use Ingenic chips. The webUI is really good.
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>>540627017
why isnt this the #1 priority of /pol/ and freedom loving zoomers and millennials everywhere? kikes are gonna censor everything real fucking soon we need decentralized communication infrastructure ASAP
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>>540628188
>>540628620
I love me some cheddar but England and New England were both mistakes.

>>540628489
When (((they))) try to seize control, they will turn the internet off to keep people from organizing. Many despotic regimes have tried to quell populist uprisings this way (Iran, Egypt).
Mesh networks will be how insurgents plan and coordinate together, but you have to set them up BEFORE the internet goes out.

The easiest way would be for some software to turn every cellphone into a mesh node, which I'm sure the glow niggers have already anticipated.
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>>540633173
WiFi antennas can be any size.
It's more about the relative width and placements of the elements and reflector.
Picrel is a directional WiFi antenna made from a popsicle stick and paperclips.
In this example it's connected to a WiFi sparkfun board which acts as an access point. Usually these kinda things are used to make long distance WiFi network repeaters.
You could tape this to a tree branch and nobody would ever find it, and use it to access a WiFi network a few miles away.
Very cheap to rig up stuff like this.
Like $5 worth of equipment
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>>540629732
Most CDs or DVDs only last about 20 years before they get too warped to be read.
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>>540628075
Cell phones can operate as modems also even without modification, the first modems actually used a speaker and microphone and you'd just sit your landline phone handset on top of it to communicate with the modem, it could still be done that way but now cell phones have a radio antenna for long range communications and can use mesh apps to create a local internet through Bluetooth and can operate as an internet hotspot and any router today is more powerful than any modem in the 90s and has wireless connectivity and cat10 cable ports and a usb port for hosting files and wireless connectivity. It's far easier now to create a lan and wan than ever before and cheaper too.
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>>540635752
I've never had a dvd or cd ever go bad unless deeply scratched or stepped on
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>>540627700
>mesh networks are poop people tech
wat
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>>540627017

Would humankind ever realize their potential?
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>>540627017
But they won't.
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>>540637330
Somebody should do something.
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>>540628646
i was watching some of the DEFCON speakers this year and half of them were Israelis. Is all networking/security tech kiked at the top? Like ellison and gang
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>>540628188
That's disgusting, Christmas cake is delicious as it is, keep cheese far away from it
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>>540637495
jews "invented" the first computer virus/malware
i quote invented because it was stolen
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>>540637547
interesting. like most of their "inventions". and always trying to destroy or keep secrets (encrypting algos), but like the golem it turns against them
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>>540637752
except you know, their cyber industry is worth a couple hundred billions
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>>540637909
>except you know, their cyber industry is worth a couple hundred billions



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