Why is this downvoted so hard? I'm confused.
avidamoeba
This is compatible with Meshtasric. It ships with it. Anything running Meshtastic can talk to anything else running Meshtastic. RAK make a whole host of Meshtastic modules. Some complete portable units, some made for stationary use. I'm im the GTA and the mesh is large, 100+ nodes. The main devices used are Heltec V3, RAK WisMesh Pocket/Tag, LiliGo, Seeed Studio. All of them talk together.
I have 6 radios. 😄 Ask me anything, I'll answer and add links if needed.
Gotta get rid of that pesky loophole!
SQlite 😅
I too like to help people out but I don't know if we'll survive absorbing Florida and Texas while remaining a federal democracy. We already have Alberta and it's difficult. 😅
(AB canucks, this is a joke. Please don't get mad at me. If you still do, I apologize.)
It's original news created right here - a new tech item expected by some tech enthusiasts has gone out for sale. :D
Could've made a text-only post and linked the store in the body but this is easier.
If it's against the rules or people don't like it, down with the votes / removal it goes.
"It'll be our beautiful 51st state!"
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Threatening people with a good time? A bold strategy Cotton!
Pretty sure about these - Scotty@scribe.disroot.org, Hotznplotzn@lemmy.sdf.org, randomname@scribe.disroot.org. The second and third were created within about 6 minutes from each other. I think this one too - Sepia@mander.xyz. There are some others that seem to not be in use anymore.
Oh this one seems to be new - tardigrade@scribe.disroot.org.
Sounds like something they should easily be able to comply with. If the relevant ticket in their internal issue tracker is given priority. 😅
You know, that's bad from a national security standpoint, but it's actually more to our benefit than theirs economically. Basically what they've set up is a system where they give us real, useful stuff in exchange for pieces of paper that go in a pile, and may never be spent.
Yup. And that's where a lot of Canadian profits come from. A shit ton of the commodities we consume come from China, then are (drastically) marked up by some Canadian firm and put on a store/warehouse shelf for sale. Even the stuff we make domestically more often than not contains Chinese components or materials that often have no viable alternative. A sweet deal for some but as you said - it has created a critical dependency.









For sure. That said PR isn't a panacea. It solves a legitimate issue but it doesn't solve the orthogonal and serious problem of democracy's tendency to represent large capital.