dexternemrod

pgp-key in the fediverse (fingerprint): c42b7abe6aa002ef9698665b7a56a3bc09926065
Pronouns: he/him
DeltaChat: caretaker@ auf dem Server tarpit.fun

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npub15s2vqt2rwtemwukd73ven5rqryvsudv7d7p8yx0sjgmj4q3847rsjwjuu9

NIP-05 Address

dexternemrod_at_troet.cafe@momostr.pink

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2026-06-08 19:38:48 UTC

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@npub19ur…85hf
I don't trust in Apples privacy stories and the locked down ecosystem is also a nightmare.
GrapheneOS is the Gold standard but already LineageOS gives you a big advantage.
Where do your claims about Fairphone, Volla and e/os come from (this is a honest question)?

2026-06-08 11:57:43 UTC

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@npub1tk7…0m5c
Oh and one thing. In my opinion the most underrated feature: On Android (skip if you run iOS) the Tuta contacts completely integrate into Android. So you can store and sync your contacts with Tuta, instead of Google, and use them for calls or contact discovery of you messengers. (Needs to be enabled in the Tuta settings if I remember correctly).

2026-06-08 11:40:01 UTC

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@npub1tk7…0m5c
I'm a customer for several years, never had issues / unavailability and the customer service is awesome.
So in the end: A service that runs, and the people behind it are the shiny sparkles that make it so woderful!

2026-06-08 11:25:53 UTC

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@npub1tk7…0m5c
From my experience you also won't have them in the future ✌️

2026-06-04 17:53:03 UTC

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Not if I watch videos. But my Xiaomi 10t pro with LineageOS (without Google play services and other bloat) makes a full day for me (Surfing, Fediverse, Messaging and calls). I stop charging at 80% for battery protection. I bought it mid 2021.
I disabled stuff like locationservices, autoratations and other stuff I only need rarely to need less power.
According to LOS the battery has still a capacity of 4.339 mAh out of 5.000 mAh.

2026-05-25 12:26:54 UTC

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@npub1v26…fwh6
Weeeellllll the lora bandwith is quite low. So small/static sites would be possible. There is Nomadnet which is designed to deliver exactly this via reticulum:
https://github.com/markqvist/nomadnet

2026-05-25 01:49:28 UTC

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Meshtastic and Meshcore are only for textmessages and have different focus scenarios (MT more agile Mesh. MC planned Mesh).
Reticulum is a Networkstack which allows every kind of data via different technologies (sounds complex, but this also works like MT/MC).
For the start my advice: Select the one most common in your area and play with it (hardware is most probably identical). Have fun with this!

2026-05-10 08:47:35 UTC

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Has a lot in common with @npub1xzx…gkwx but also some interesting differences. Sounds like a great a addition!
If you use tools like #uruky or #metager you also support the small indexproviders that help powering those search engines.
Thank you for sharing!

2026-05-03 23:54:22 UTC

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@npub1v26…fwh6 @npub1kgf…4nm0 @npub10uc…gflq @npub1m3x…4xz7
Es gibt eine Karte https://rmap.world/ die ist aber sehr dünn. Ich vermute, dass liegt unter anderem daran, dass es keine LoRa/Funk Presets gibt auf die man sich geeinigt hat. Daher gibt es in Regionen verschiedene LoRa Nodes die in Reichweite sind, aber unterschiedliche Funkeinstellungen haben (daher wenig mesh und wenig Motivation seine Node auf die Karte zu bringen). Was auch die Frage nach bereits nutzbarer Infra beantwortet.

2026-04-08 11:42:03 UTC

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@npub1n3a…v04l
That's good to know, will monitor the repo.
Aaaaand about the radios ... My wife already has the theory that there is somewhere a Nest and the devices hatch and start living around our house 😉

2026-04-08 09:52:44 UTC

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@npub1n3a…v04l
That are indeed helpful resources. Thank you for that.
But from my understanding Rnode is "only" in maintenance mode (which was the initial trigger for my question).

2026-04-07 23:44:05 UTC

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@npub1n3a…v04l
I meant the Rnode firmware:
https://github.com/markqvist/rnode_firmware

2026-04-07 08:16:09 UTC

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No worries 😉
It is usable, but the only "easy" usable implementation I found was Rnode which seems to have no active developement. We will see how it continues.

2026-04-07 07:44:29 UTC

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I'm aware of meshcore and meshtastic and operate some nodes for them. But reticulum offers some possibilities that neither of both have. And as far as I know I can't use meshcore with the reticulumnetwork (which was my question).

2026-04-06 19:46:29 UTC

Hey #Reticulum people, is #rnode really inactive at the moment and if so, what can I use on my heltec V3 instead to use the #reticulumnetwork ?

2026-03-26 16:44:10 UTC

Gibt es einheitliche Einstellung für das #reticulumnetwork in Deutschland die ich für Rnode auf meinem HeltecV3 nutzen sollte? #Reticulum

2026-03-12 22:16:32 UTC

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They updated the part about macOS
"Important note: On macOS, the regular kill switch has two known limitations. When switching servers, there’s a brief period where your real IP address may be temporarily exposed. We’re working on fixing this. ..."
https://protonvpn.com/support/what-is-kill-switch

2026-03-08 09:58:50 UTC

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@npub1w8l…q6zm @npub1fdr…lvhs
Maybe a little bit 'advanced' usage: I follow some projects or more concrete their releases via rss to get a notification everytime a new version is released. Works on github not sure about codeberg.

2025-12-12 11:01:48 UTC

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Had the same thought and experience with this mail from @npub1mw0…53ce
I also wonder how they archieved end-to-end encryption in a setting where the computational action happens on their server. 🤔

2025-09-28 09:17:43 UTC

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@npub19hy…cxtw @npub16pr…crsg
That is indeed odd. How do you install it (Playstore, Obtainium/APK ...)?

2025-09-27 15:44:58 UTC

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@npub19hy…cxtw @npub16pr…crsg
You can long press on the app-icon and open the app information. If you scroll down you should find the version/build.

2025-09-13 10:51:55 UTC

Sometimes you read from people because you follow a certain hashtag. Later you decide to follow them because they appear multiple times in your timeline. The next step is that you see their other messages in their timeline and you see what interesting people exist and what a wise decission this follow was.
The beauty of the #fediverse

2025-07-18 17:58:21 UTC

I plan to setup a solar powered #meshtastic node. And I wonder what happens when the batteries are dead and can't be charges anymore. Will the node run on the solar power alone during the day and shot down during the night? (I know, going full apocalypse there 😉)

2024-12-31 01:51:42 UTC

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@npub165c…tdlq
Looked great at first, but the "AI" recommendations lets me doubt about their privacy values.
In additio they:
- collect device data including geo-location
- put their 'legitimate interest' (which includes marketing and promotion) over your data protection rights
- disclose personal data to third parties (this also includes storing abroad)
Source: https://app.thestorygraph.com/privacy
Might still be better than Amazon. It's an individual decision.

2024-12-16 17:32:13 UTC

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I'm very happy with gocryptfs.
Functions like encfs but is under active developement, as far as I know.

2024-12-16 17:29:51 UTC

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This is so awesome! I feared to read about cloudflare&Co but it's exactly the opposite 💞

2024-12-10 12:53:51 UTC

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I wonder how a wood/coal oven would fit into this chart ...

2024-11-14 16:42:52 UTC

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Soooo he wants an court order but at the same time he doubts that 'the system' is in charge?
This is such a weirdo.

2024-09-25 23:11:44 UTC

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Have you tried to install your browser in the template?
You then have to use the QubesManager and select the browser in the AppVM where you want it to run.

2024-09-17 21:22:53 UTC

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@npub1j52…jsn5
Would also vote for the "everybody gets more breaktime" version ✌️

2024-08-26 21:22:58 UTC

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The issues with the phonenumber/metadata is true but the stuff you might imply with the last two paragraphs is conspiracy-like in my opinion.

2024-08-19 12:57:01 UTC

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(GNU)taler 😉

2024-08-11 07:41:21 UTC

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Well this is a(n over) simplified picture to illustrate the non-privacy people that google and meta (and others) are not giving away their services for free (as in beer) and to talk about the stuff you exchange for the services you use (your data). And that's the goal off this sentence: Have an entry point to talk about the whole topic.
So in my opinion this is fine.
Otherwise we have to add many words like 'might' or 'possibly' which would make it totaly uninterresting.