One common complaint we hear from Nostr haters is that there is no economic incentive to run relays or that the network will be centralized in a few central big relays. These claims often come from confusion or misunderstandings.
I think this 40s video will clear all the matters and answer all the criticisms: https://cdn.satellite.earth/8e48f90f4889d6d8def300e9d843b9b353375426212f6b6253a8ee6aaaefcf07.mp4
If anyone doesn't understand or has a problem with this answer, please, I would like to hear it.
What is the outbox model?
I was going to say Mongolia too, or Inner Mongolia (but that is really part of China).
Self-sacrifice in community and optimism
The Anatomy of Bticoin - The Genesis Block v2
Now with voice over and explainer diagram.
https://cdn.satellite.earth/373978f20813aff8b2ededba8b260839176eaa53cfda6aa107422434d9e975f3.mp4
This was great
"Suffered", you meant endured :)
Anatomy of the State. Short but sweet.
"War is the health of the state"
If you have BMan running then ensure you turn off 802.11 forwarding (else you making it do double the work)
Nope. At least, not yet. I am playing with #Meshtastic and to a lesser degree, raw #LoRa packets.
I also wrote scripts to set up an 802.11 mesh network using whatever random hardware you have lying around.
https://gitlab.com/adam949/guerrilla-radio
Right now it is focused on Debian-based distros and tested with various models of Raspberry Pi boards. I haven't been actively working on guerrilla-radio lately on account of other projects taking priority.
802.11 is like adhoc mode but with optional forwarding if I am correct?
nostr:npub16c2fsg7fp3yxte9ugd9yhcdpa68h924asv5d6pvm5nc37a3nkzmqd2xaj2 What's it about, more specifically?
It goes through things like Ethernet on bus, CSMA/CD. Token ring. Token bus.
Then a section on bridging and how it works and the various kinds, and pit falls. Next section I am going onto is a section on the spanning tree protocol for loop-free (but redundant) bridge topologies.
If you want to learn networking then this is the book. Very approachable. Radia does a great job.
