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Wi-Fi is not good solution, because too prone to noise. Better if find something frequency-hopping. BTW I'm in Kiev, first time hear about The Stone Cross Foun

• tucnak 4y ago
  Hey, we've ultimately decided to separate the local hotspot (Wi-Fi) and the actual long-distance antenna, as well as a HSM using a dedicated controller. Unfortunately, there's still too many moving pieces and customisability presents a huge challenge. (For one: we need to introduce Diffie–Hellman key derivation, basically to figure out the hopping pattern in the frequency domain.) However, in some cases it may be beneficial to have the Wi-Fi endpoint cover a bigger area, then it's race to the bottom to allow for the receiver hardware. The Stone Cross Foundation is the first Ukrainian charity built completely around zero trust and data analysis, we specialise primarily in humanitarian logistics, warehousing, Diia integration, and superforecasting. Our biggest contribution is a back-office solution for volunteer network management which includes Matrix-CRDT and other Double Ratchet tricks. We have struggled to go retail, and at some point gave up for the time being in favour of concrete priority engineering projects at hand. Happy to get in touch and tell all! https://keys.openpgp.org/search?q=ilya%40hrest.org https://keys.openpgp.org/search?q=ilya%40hrest.org