These are audio podcasts, not video, and it did work. Mind you, I couldn’t have anything else going at the same time, but it did actually work.

400kbit/s is surprisingly usable. I’m able to use my podcast app at 1.25x on 256kbit/s so with near double that i’m sure I could use it on my standard 1.6x that I like to use.

Oneplus nord n200 the device was released in 2021, but I purchased it brand new in the box in 2023. So I’ve had it for three years, although it’s a five-year-old device.

That idea of a 5% discount doesn’t sound like such a bad idea.

Something tells me the article doesn’t understand the way Bitcoin works. A transaction takes 10 minutes to clear on-chain, unless you’re using the lightning network, and the lightning network is fucking terrible, especially for high-value transactions like this. Because you can be rug-pulled. That and you can’t send high-value transactions on a lightning network because every link in the chain has to have the proper amount of liquidity to make that transaction occur.

Richard Teng?

True, a place like Iran could keep it untraceable, although they would have to take some extra care in order to do so. But for your average person that’s not being looked at by a nation state, it is much easier to remain untraceable.

Oh, if they demanded Monero, people would figure out how to get it.

Honestly, the biggest mistake they’ve made here is that they’re not demanding Monero instead.

It takes 10 minutes to get a single confirmation, but I’m assuming that it takes more than 10 minutes for a ship to transit this waterway, so it wouldn’t matter.

Correct. Monero would be untraceable.

https://links.hackliberty.org/c/privacy

And what I get is this. https://files.catbox.moe/feyj3a.png

I’m even already subscribed to that community, and yet I still get that.

Well, thankfully, since on peer tube, your video is shared between all the peers currently watching. If your video gets super popular, your connection isn’t actually hammered all that badly due to the fact that other peers are also supplying bits of the video for people.

As for the storage though, that’s a very good point.

PeerTube has entered the chat

I have a problem, or I’m not able to properly add communities. If I click the search button and give the URL, it gives me similar communities, but it doesn’t give me the one I’m looking for. If I want to get the exact one I’m looking for, I have to actually open another app such as Thunder. I have no idea why that’s the case.

Yeah, it’s pretty well hidden. I wasn’t aware of it for the longest time either, and just happened to stumble across it myself.

Nope, zha. Tap on Settings, then tap Zigbee, then tap Devices, and then tap a repeater. Next to the button that says Reconfigure, is a 3.Vertical menu. And if you tap on that 3.Vertical menu, there’s an option that says Add Devices via this device.

https://files.catbox.moe/ousauo.png

I only disagree with one thing said by this author, and that’s the idea to use client. Your nodes in your pocket or on your backpack make really terrible clients because they are not very high off the ground and therefore cannot retransmit a signal received very far.

My general suggestion is go by height. If your node is 100 feet above the ground or higher, you might want to consider using router. If it’s between 100 feet above the ground and 20 feet above the ground, you might want to use client or client base. And if it’s less than 20 feet above the ground or in a moving vehicle of any kind, then client mute should be used.

Zigbee has an analyzer where you can see how the connections are being made and you can actually remove the sensor from your network and then force it to reconnect to the network using a specific repeater. I’ve noticed by default that everything seems to want to connect to my ZBT1, but if I want to connect something specifically through my smart plug repeater, I have to open the home assistant app and then tap on the plug and then tap add via this device in a three dot menu…

I’m sticking with meshtastic because of two different things at the moment. Firstly, meshtastic is the only thing that’s actually available in my area. Nobody else uses meshcore here currently. And second of all, I’m having that problem with my node, getting disconnected from the device after a couple of days, and having to factory reset it in order to get it back. And I don’t know what’s going on with that. Which prevents me from using meshcore even if I wanted to.