lol. 90% of the world's apps would cease to work. Great idea!

Yes

This is an interesting test, yes! In time, I’m facing some difficulties because we’re at the end of the month and my connectivity is reduced; and some things seem not to be working so well...

tc netem in Linux can be useful for this sort of testing to simulate the sort of latency, packet loss and corruption that may be seen on unreliable mobile networks.

Some apps stop working even with single bar 5G.

Nah

Yes! 🫡 https://shares.sebastix.dev/sWIY4wtA.png#3f7079d3505f964743023ab29d6db1b1ea1f2d6b6f2e9b2f577e262ae0edb070

Required by who?

that would be an amazing idea, I've been talking about this very issue for years!

On a first gen intel atom netbook instead of their usual dev machine too.

Even Nowhere is somewhere - Also, fun fact, Dogs are allowed in Nowhere https://image.nostr.build/c7eef98172d9e2981d39127eb52edbff983c177f75c3f2da476402825e3e2c22.jpg

I wonder if any clients have implemented: https://github.com/hoytech/strfry/blob/master/docs/negentropy.md

Agreed

2003 Toshiba laptop with one WiFi bar, while being chased by Italian mafia? What's the point? 2 years later all phones and laptops will be 2x, I mean now macbook air has 8 cores and many phones starting to have 12 GB ram. 2-3 years later it will move down to 'everyone', just like the $300 phone no...