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That's some next-level psyops right there. Feel free to download the software package Psyoptica - it automatically scans AI for hallucinated and fictitious software that could be used as malware or a trojan horse.
Range. There's not a huge point in phone-chatting with the person sitting on the couch with you.
will say this, one use case for close-up "chatting" via bluetooth would be a person to person ecash transfer, like a point of sale, no internet needed. But for chatting, range is a problem for bitchat. I understand "300 meters" range is if you leapfrog over 10 people, 30m X 10.
I would love to see bitchat hacked up with reticulum, actually meshtastic.
A classic: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=iy7YuAj3xd8
This might be the worst financial advice I've ever seen. Essentially, it's saying to lose as much money as possible (and you will), and then look for any place that maybe you didn't lose as much.
Other people could answer this much, much better than me, but as I understand, Reticulum (meshtash more specifically and LoRa even more specifically) uses radio waves. Like a TV antenna, the height of the antenna matters, line of sight, all that stuff. But, 2-5 km seems a good number, up to 10 km if it's hyped up. Less if in a city or trees or hills etc.
That is for one unit. Of course, if it meshes with another, say 3 km away, then that device could link to another and so on. I think, theoretically, there is no range limit.
As I understand, bitchat's bluetooth on your phone can pick up another phone like up to 10m. The 300m is if you leap-frog over other phone's/node/connections. To me, that requires a lot of people/nodes in one place...hence why I say a convention or concert would be great for this. But in real life, I don't see that happening too much. Maybe Times Square on New Year's Eve! :)
I asked Grok for an ascii graph comparison:
Range (feet)
10,000 | |
9,000 | |
8,000 | |
7,000 | |
6,562 |====================== LoRa (Meshtastic, ~2 km) |
6,000 | |
5,000 | |
4,000 | |
3,000 | |
2,000 | |
1,000 |= BitChat (Bluetooth mesh, ~300 m / 984 ft) |
0 |_________________________________________________________________|
BitChat LoRa
Somebody correct me on this if I'm wrong, which I very likely could be.
Bitchat is neat stuff, but...range. This would be great for a conference or concert or something like that, but fir everything else (aside from offline ecash payment which is fantastic) ...range. We need Reticulum/Meshtastic integration.
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Weeki Wachee is fantastic. So old school, you get that pre-Disney feel. Incredible swimming hole. From what I understand the mermaid "girls" still have reunions and it's a real local honor to have that feather in your cap. Not do mention the respect...they actually do some impressive swimming and diving.
I don't pretend to understand any of this, especially as it pertains to bitcoin. What I'm hearing here is that "quantum computing" is the mysterious bogeyman that's always just out of reach, just out of sight, but always out there and always ready to be used as a scaring device. Am I interpreting this correctly?