I’d be all in on community driven networks if one existed around here. Perhaps I need to start…
“Oh ya here’s the community Plex server. Heres our community forum.”
Etc.
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nucleative@lemmy.world 3 weeks agoInternet subscription canceled! See you on the other side brother
I’d be all in on community driven networks if one existed around here. Perhaps I need to start…
“Oh ya here’s the community Plex server. Heres our community forum.”
Etc.
That would be somethin’ else.
A brain ship will be the last subscription you‘ll need before leaving your physical body and entering hive mind of the web where our souls are merged.
Or something along those lines.
There is nothing on the other side. Only blackness.
You can borrow mine homie thank you for your service
I’ve lucked out with living in a few places back to back where the building provides the internet, likely because the city is a university town so there’s always tons of student tenants in the area. I haven’t had to deal with the pain of an ISP installation in years. Also get the added benefit of not having to worry too much about things like port forwarding on security risk, so you don’t have to dump your Windows 10 just yet in favor of resigning yourself to the Cult of Linux lmao
Zorque@lemmy.world 3 weeks ago
Pirate the internet! Hack the planet! DDOS the universe!
IAmNorRealTakeYourMeds@lemmy.world 3 weeks ago
I wish it was possible, Imagine mixing meshtastic with tcp/ip. it would be as slow as mid 90s, but forums/text based internet that doesn’t rely on anything but communal decentralized infrastructure?
JustTesting@lemmy.hogru.ch 3 weeks ago
Meshcore might be a bit better suited for this, if you want to reach a forum further than 50-100km away reliably.
With the room servers it almost supports this use case already
IAmNorRealTakeYourMeds@lemmy.world 3 weeks ago
would be cool to make a browser and server that work with mesh[core/static]. and given the need for very basic and extremely lightweight websites and services, or even APIs, making a website/api shouldn’t be too complicated.
One can have a weather station and I can have a weather app that makes API calls through mesh[].
decentralized cache would also help, (if you are routing a call for a website, but you recently opened it and have it in your cache, you an send that, decreasing load on the network, and automatically making popular sites more accessible).
Also it could used as a backbone for more robust chat apps/forums/blogs/services.
rumba@lemmy.zip 3 weeks ago
Reticulum
You can mesh together WIFI, LoRA, HaLow, the lora devices can be the same stuff you run meshtastic on. End-to-end encrypted. sourceless transmissions. You can route over i2p and classic internet for some rather reasonable privacy.
Darkenfolk@sh.itjust.works 3 weeks ago
Reject Reality and substitute it with your own!