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This is great! Ever heard of LoRa radio and/or meshtastic? Bitchat's protocol looks vastly superior, especially because of cache/announce/tx by design - really cool. Unfortunately meshtastic is too tied to mqtt but even still, there are huge meshes running worldwide. Would be cool to have this working over LoRa just for the kicks
Title: Let a nostr client act as a personal relay to inject its timeline into the local mesh chat group. As a nostr user connected to a Bluetooth mesh network, I want to use my own private key to log in and push my home timeline (e.g., from Damus or any nostr client) into the local mesh chat group, So that I can share my worldview and feed with nearby users, without overloading the mesh with a full relay architecture. we should allow each user to act as a selective source, pushing their own curated timeline (their view of the world) into the local mesh group. This aligns with the idea of decentralized, personal storytelling — each node tells its own story, rather than rebroadcasting the entire network.
Great you are working on a fully resilient, redundant, & truly censorship-resistant information- & communication system rooted in Bitcoin, but tragically most Bitcoiners - including yourself - have been miracleously ignoring the fact that Earth's magnetic field has been weakening at least 5% per decades and that another "Carrington" event (1850 approx.) will have catastrophic effects (= destruction of ALL information - & grid- & communication systems for a very very very long time). Due to the extremely weakened magnetic field of Earth, planet Earth & humanity in tolalitity are exponentially more vulnerable. By the way, that just the first phase within the next years to come...I am not even talking about the overdue magnetic pole shift between 2030-2050,...if we are lucky.
LoRa's long range but low bandwidth already enables telemetry messages from as far as orbiting satellites with $20 hardware (). For motivated, low time preference users, such as Nostriches, I think there must be a way to hyper-efficiently encode/decode longer text messages using local language models, trading work at sender and receiver for better transmission efficiency, mitigating bandwidth constraints and enabling far wider mesh coverage. Whether or not it can be made to work, I'm finding it interesting to explore
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my weekend project to learn more about bluetooth mesh networks, relays, store and forward models, encryption models, and a few other things: nostr-only TestFlight if you want to play with it:
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would be cool if this used nostr-sdk and negentropy synced to other nodes when they uplink to each other. then it could have the option to wide-area broadcast the notes so that it can be stored and forwarded from relays as a fallback
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awesome, has relay length been documented yet? support for broader network would be neat, e.g setting up small IoTs with bluetooth antenna that would simply be broadband relay stations; though at that point regulations probably similar to mesh networks and radio bands kick in, not sure.