#reticulum #rnode announce mapping by hops and #nomadnet and #lxmf messages and transport #rnode identifiable via layers https://youtube.com/shorts/MOzXq7b0wHQ?si=imkJe4SLAUtkOzOr

https://youtube.com/shorts/zt1yB5kgiV4?si=9N8PM6AFhzY9tIyh

I've had some fun this weekend setting up a #reticulum transport gateway and a #nomadnet node on a raspberry pi at home. Feels like I should go buy enough LoRa setups to cover the whole state, for fun. But that's unlikely :)

I gotta say I don't really know the best/right way to share connection info. I'm at rns.chadobear.world:4242, and 683e503418a6adc0af46051102b0fba5

Took some time to play a little with #reticulum and #nomadnet

It was a lot more accessible than I thought, and it really feels like what Internet should be

Could also play with #rnode and #ratdeck and those are very well integrated in the framework

This won't change my comitment to meshcore though

Right. The #micropython #reticulum port is getting actually quite usable. With addinng direct link messaging and file transfers, we can actually:

1. Put a stand alone #nomadnet page on an esp32s3 microcontroller,
2. Connect some sensors to it and put it into a solar powered enclosure
3. Fire up the LoRa radio chip
4. Put it up somewhere on a high tree

and you can serve information pages with files (even camera pictures or sound recordings) and live sensor data over LoRa purely off grid!