Today the one wireless tower we have access to was down for quite a while leaving my phone without connection as well as my miners, node, etc.
#asknostr
How do we get around centralized internet service providers?
Login to reply
Replies (13)
community broadband initiatives are one way, but it's probably easier to just get an elon dish.
Starlink?
I don't want one of those either. I don't really trust him more than others. And it's expensive.
Want to avoid it if possible.
Be your own ISP?
How do I do that?
It’s interesting that we don’t really have a lot of options. Not with high bandwidth at least.
@Layer Zero Propaganda might have some ham radio tools.
the closest thing we currently have to a decentralized Internet is what bitchat and meshcore are doing, the concept that each user would be a node in which one would connect to be able to pass information, now it is only possible at a short range, but We don't know how these technologies will advance in the future perhaps you will reach a point where everyone would have their own antenna and communication will depend on the number of nodes present.
i don't trust him nor would i use it either, unless i had no other options. i thought about buying starlink for my boat, but i didn't think it was worth the cost, as you said, it's kind of expensive.
House boat?
i wish. im poor and have a pontoon boat. but i have a slip at a dock with shitty internet. i wanted to work from my boat in the afternoons in the spring or early summer before it gets too hot. if i had starlink there, i could do that, but it didn't seem worth the cost for just a few months.
Shitty cell service too I suppose. Good luck.
In the US we need decentralized radio networks using CB, MURS, lora, FRS, etc.