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Chris Krause
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Part of the human family. Cyber hornet. Filling up my memepool.
Replying to Avatar ODELL

Insomnia is also by him? 🤯

Great movie!

Wenn man Euro in Bitcoin umtauscht, dann ent-sorgt man sein Geld.

This Englishman has apparently been cycling all over the world for years. We've been watching his videos ever since he started cycling south from Alaska. They're very high-quality, beautiful, and inspiring.

https://youtu.be/FMys7TnaScs

Bitcoin is money of the people, by the people, for the people.

Fangt ihr jetzt schon an? 😳

Ich wollte mich heute eigentlich zurückhalten und erst später anfangen...

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To expand on this, for Bitchat to achieve anything close to its advertised range, it truly relies on a high density of users acting as relays in an open environment. Without that, you're essentially just doing a direct phone-to-phone Bluetooth connection, which will be subject to all the typical range limitations because of: Walls, Furniture, 2.4 GHz Congestion, Phone Antenna Quality and Placement, Phone Transmit Power, Phone Receiver Sensitivity.

The whole point of Bluetooth Mesh is that messages "hop" from one device to another. To achieve a 300-400 meter range, you would need a dense network of active Bitchat users, with each user reliably within 30-50 feet (or less, depending on the environment) of another, like at a meet up or conference. Its kinda like skipping a rock with a note on it across phones so Alice can msg Bob from 350 meters away.

Could the range be increased if phones used wifi for this?

Did he hang himself afterwards?

Replying to Avatar Ross Ulbricht

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It reminds me of the kind of decentralization Nostr has but for a private chat client.

What other decentralized apps like these should I be looking at?

keet.io

Yes, the power!

What I meant, was the actual action that must be performed to complete a transaction.