For listening I use AntennaPod and go to Fountain for boosting afterwards.

Death in traffic (Germany)
1970: 19.193
2025: 2.814
There is always a price to pay.

Sure as owner oft the node where git is running you may also get rid of some commits. Therefore you should run your own server.

As Meahcore borrowed the ideas from Reticulum and reduced them for radio only I would like to see how a larger Reticulum radio mesh performs. I think we have to wait that microRwticulum supports more common boards and lowers the entry barrier in general.

I always miss Mark Qvist in these panels.
But one time he was really on this one!
https://media.ccc.de/v/38c3-reticulum-unstoppable-networks-for-the-people

Meshtastic and Meshcore are the popular ones with easy entry. Reticulum with RNodes the gold standard but with a much higher entry barrier, though it has got much lower with Columba on Android and MeshchatX on desktop recently. Read the Zen of Reticulum to understand why we need these networks and what for.

https://reticulum.network/manual/zen.html

If you want to leave him a message, he is on a forum on Reticulum Public Testnet. He may also answer questions there.

Being prepared

Mark has not disappeared. He is still advancing #Reticulum, he just stopped to develop and discuss in public Github repo.
He is still delivering:
- Recently: Auto discovery for bootstrapping
- Yesterday: Utility for git in Reticulum
and much more.
He still cares for his baby, and we Reticulum enthusiasts are happy he does.

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