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by rtkwe 1y ago
Me neither, but I'm running the HA Yellow dedicated low power hardware instead so I can keep it running off my battery backup longer just so it lasts as long as it can along with my internet during outages.
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by rtkwe 1y ago
You're rarely going to get something like the recent rollingstone reports though. The solution is better health coverage and more therapists not giving up and rolling that dice that the machine might agree with the patient (or talk the
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by rtkwe 1y ago
Kind of, with every node also acting as a digipeater with some logic on top to avoid messages endlessly echoing through the network.
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by rtkwe 1y ago
Yeah that's another issue, you could correctly wind up blackholed and not really have a resolution to restore your status when you resolve the issue.
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by rtkwe 1y ago
Building the map of what nodes are where is definitely a hard challenge and why most mesh networks have just resorted to flood broadcasting with occasional replays instead of trying to build actual routing in then adding 'mesh tunnels&
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by rtkwe 1y ago
Those are much better to point to, I wasn't saying there isn't any corruption more that the study is a bad measure of that issue.
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by rtkwe 1y ago
The abstract out rights says it's just using a PPP adjusted price vs quality measurement not actually studying real measurable corruption just their arms length proxy measurement. All that really shows is the US gets crappier product f
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by rtkwe 1y ago
Why Bluetooth which has pretty bad range when most phones have a wifi module built in? Is there not a mode on the module that could function similarly?
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by rtkwe 1y ago
BitChat.
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by rtkwe 1y ago
Checkout Meshtastic nodes you can get them pretty cheaply at 30-40 USD each and get way better ranges than BTLE.
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by rtkwe 1y ago
Firechat is defunct and hasn't been updated in ~7 years which is a pretty big issue.
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by rtkwe 1y ago
There's going to be people who travel more often between the two network islands already so there's several ways you could do it. The network as a whole could track nodes who often see rarely seen nodes and navigate packets toward
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by rtkwe 1y ago
Spam is another reason most places don't bother with selfhosting email now. Big providers like GMail aggressively filter unknown servers so if you attempt to host your own and don't setup everything perfectly (or even if you do an
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by rtkwe 1y ago
That's not enough to get people to actually use Monero though given it's got 1/10th the transaction volume of BTC and that's just counting the directly on chain transactions for BTC not those happening on the lightning n
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by rtkwe 1y ago
The meshtastic coverage might be much better in your area than it looks on Meshmap too. It relies on being connected to the main MQTT [0] server to get placed there and lots of people don't do that because the chatter there can be spam
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by rtkwe 1y ago
It's the same scheme. You had to purchase Data Credits to send on Helium too, there was no input revenue because no one was choosing to use it but it's largely the same as the scheme behind the Helium network. 1 DC/24 Bytes s
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by rtkwe 1y ago
Only pseudonymous so far as you never accidentally link yourself to a wallet then everyone can know your entire transfer/spending history. It gets people all the time just look at the investigations into various alt coin rug pulls or o
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by rtkwe 1y ago
Two heads lets you keep them completely separate which is good because PETG to PLA tends to jam and you need to purge a LOT to get all the PETG out or it can mix with the PLA causing really weak parts.
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by rtkwe 1y ago
Bambu also has their new 2 head printer the H2D where you can print incompatible materials like PLA and PETG for perfect supports that don't stick to the main print.
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by rtkwe 1y ago
The issue is LLM "therapists" are often actively harmful. The models are far too obsequious to do one of the main jobs of therapy which is to break harmful loops.
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by rtkwe 1y ago
That's how D&D goes, player comes up with the plan, tries to argue what they think the rules say should happen and tries to convince the DM if they disagree. DM gets ultimate say but it's still a collaborative process at it&#x
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by rtkwe 1y ago
He lost his court battle to force the local government running the dump to allow him to dig the last I heard. So I doubt it, he wasn't even allowed to really try.
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by rtkwe 1y ago
I don't know what raincole's meaning was but can't there doesn't have to be a permanent inability just a current one, IMO backed up by the next sentence about the people making circuit boards not knowing how to refine th
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by rtkwe 1y ago
Because specialization is vastly more efficient, productive, and I don't have an interest in cutting and laminating my own circuit boards. I can pay a tiny (relative to the alternative investment of DIY) to get multilayer boards in a d
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by rtkwe 1y ago
I'd put more of the post war explosion on being the only industrialized nation that wasn't actively bombed. Yeah we managed a lot with that brain power but the backbome of that was still incredible position of being essentially un
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by rtkwe 1y ago
Every table and group has it's own ideal version of the game and you can play either in D&D. I think a lot of people fall into the play to win because it's simpler and fits the mould of most games people are used to playing so
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by rtkwe 1y ago
The average velocity is that but that's not the true velocity of the rod. As it's passed from person to person it has to briefly stop then the person swings it to the next person in line. Through the Power of Almighty RAW this hap
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by rtkwe 1y ago
No no no the last peasant gets to make an Improvised Weapon attack at least! d20 + Dex to hit and 1d4 on hit. Thrown it has a normal range of 20 feet and a long range of 60 feet. You're right though that it's just a mishmash of in
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by rtkwe 1y ago
Nope, it's not a falling object so those rules don't apply, each step is just a peasant with a pole passing it from person to person. d20 + Dex to hit and 1d4 improvised weapon damage on a hit as thrown by the last peasant.
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by rtkwe 1y ago
The problem comes from trying to mix real world physics with game mechanics only in ways that benefit the players and also applying rules where they don't fit [0]. Only the game mechanics allow you to pass it between the peasants so fa

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