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Meshcore and meshtastic are way more popular, but reticulum seems so much better, to me, for most things.

The SLC16A11 messenger RNA is expressed in liver, and V5-tagged SLC16A11 protein localizes to the endoplasmic reticulum.

Much laughs were had in 5th grade about the endoplasmatic reticulum, out of no reason beyond being a 5th grader.

But I don't follow why you quote MeshCore, it has nothing to do neither with columba nor Reticulum (the protocol columba uses).

My initial stab was a rust port targeting esp32 Heltec V4 (since it has some niceties like tokio) with Reticulum communication over serial, BLE, WiFi and LoRA.

Identity & Encryption [05:55]: Reticulum doesn't use IP addresses, phone numbers, or usernames.

I'm kinda sold by reticulum since it's independent of a lot of factors.

I haven't seen a single functional real-world Reticulum network in the wild.

Here are the key highlights and experiments from the video: What Makes Reticulum Different [04:31]: Unlike popular projects like Meshtastic (which treats the radio itself as the network), Reticulum is a full, hardware-agnostic networking stack.

I think there needs to be a focus too on user-owned physical network infrastructure, the Reticulum project is one such example, other foundations for it could be cross-border laser optical line-of-sight links with immunity to RF jamming.

If Latin were actually a lingua franca, then, like that school completely ignores, linguas francas (francae?) aren't there to replace the mother language (which includes all of the region's folklore), just to complement it when talking to an outsider (that school isn't, it is teaching reticulum interretiale only instead of internet first and then reticulum interretiale).

[2] bonus 2: While I was working on diabetes model systems in the lab, we had lots of verapamil floating around, because my boss had this crazy idea that verapimil would fix a whole category of diseases (calcium homeostasis is important for protein folding in the endoplasmic reticulum).

I don’t really like this from the Reticulum repository: “[…] The Reticulum Protocol is defined entirely and authoritatively by this reference implementation, […]”.

Long-Range IP Mesh with Wi-Fi HaLow [10:14]: Pushing the limits, the creator installs Reticulum on "Haven nodes" (Raspberry Pi routers) using Wi-Fi HaLow (802.11ah) cards.

The people who control these were probably searching the Reticulum to obtain corroboration for my story.” “How would that work?” I asked.

One of the ideas that came up in that book was the Reticulum (Internet) was populated by "botnet ecologies" that subtly manipulated facts, streams and the like such that filtering this out became another industry (of course).

Reminds me of how in Anathem by Neal Stephenson, their word for the equivalent of the Internet is the Reticulum, which etymologically comes from Reticule.

Reticulum is a full replacement networking stack for several layers of the OSI stack, so not directly comparable.

Reticulum is not worth getting into, the utilities and general infrastructure just isn’t there yet.