Don’t be a trachers pet lol, let us enjoy a lil time off thanks to github

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You should really start using an email proxy like simple login on anonaddy. I haven’t gotten a password reset email in years, and when I do I just change the email and password of the account, then burn that alias.

Both of these sources seem like things that would be blocked by using a DNS sinkhole. I personally use technetium but pihole and adguard are more popular, but less feature rich and harder to set up as a recursive resolver.

Bamboo is just world dominating grass tbh

To be honest I don’t use Firefox on android anyways because it’s noticeably slower than chromium. Since I’m on graphene is I just stick to vanadium + DNS level adblocking.

Last I used librewolf/waterfox they lagged behind a few days on security updates, so I switched to regular Firefox with arkenfox user.js

Huh thats like two letters off from the main Aztec diety Quetzalcoatl, I wonder if there’s a reason for that

Edit: yup paleantologist’s named it after Quetzalcoatl

Its on a table right now, it’ll be going on my roof

What’s up

1. There are two others that I know of: Meshcore, and reticulum.
2. In my short time in the scene, I haven’t seen anyone talk about anti-EMP measures they have taken.

Its my understanding (I may be wrong here) that the antenna wouldn’t be able to be exposed during the initial EMP anyways, so you’d need to keep a stash of nodes in a Faraday cage to deploy after an EMP

You should see what they’ve built out in the bay. Routers on all of the surrounding mountains. Its beautiful. I sent a message that went out to yuba city all the way down to San Luis Obispo last night.

Thats about 271 miles (437 kilometers) as the crow flies

Thanks for the rec! Yeah I have a sensecap solar on my roof in client base, was very impressed with the range I got on my walk today.

I have a rokland 5.8DBI fiberglass coming in the mail tomorrow I think, so I can hopefully get away with an internal

Its a low powered long range radio that runs meshtastic firmware!

It allows people to share text-based communications without needing the internet or cell towers, think of it like walkie-talkies that can talk to multiple people at once and automatically relay messages from one radio to another, creating a mesh network.

You’re not too out of the loop, if you’re on Lemmy!