#Reticulum's aim is not to build one new network. It aims building thousands or even millions.

Just started to read. Hard to stop reading and make a break. One step of attention self-custody is having your own RSS aggregator. E. g. TinyTinyRSS. And FeedMe is a nice Android app I recently discovered which works well with the TTRSS server.

Nice. Is the big parabolic antenna for reticulum WiFi? Don't you expect interference between the two beam antennas?

Happy to have you back on stage

https://www.privacyguides.org/

Looks familiar to me

First #Reticulum mobile app with integrated relay chat client💬! Seems to be nice app for daily use. As it hasn't auto discovery 🔎 like Columba you have to configure your interfaces yourself. Also discovery 🔍of RRC hubs doesn't seem to work. So your grandmother 👵 needs a some support before using it. https://github.com/thatSFguy/reticulum-mobile-app

Interesting. What was your motivation for this interface? Using hardware which isn't supported by RNode yet?

E = mc^2 rulez. Nuclear technology harvests accordingly.

A lot of good things has happened regarding mobile apps for Reticulum in the last months. One year ago I used NomadNet on Termux which was fine for playing and bad for using. You can also try MeshChatX on mobile. I use it on desktop but never tried it on mobile. It is the Swiss army knife of Reticulum apps.

Looking forward to read the book and maybe getting my son to read it. But it would have been really cypherpunky cool when I had the possibility to buy the eBook over a Nomadnet site on #Reticulum testnet and paying with eCash sent over lxmf or NWC. Not for selling a lot of books this way but to proof what is possible without legacy http internet.

Have you tried Columba or Reticulum Mobile Client which has already RRC integrated?

No, unfortunately I'm just a curious user.