frozenicecube

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[–] frozenicecube@lemmy.ca 2 points 1 week ago

Yes, which is why I said it wouldn't be overly difficult, especially with access to military equipment. TDOA could fairly easily pinpoint a signal location. Meshtastic is generally chatty but you can do stuff like reduce transmissions, and limit the amount of hops your msgs can make etc. or even if you knew who you were sending to, make it directional so it's harder to hear you. That said with the right tech, actively looking for nodes and listening to a chatty mesh radio it wouldn't be hard.

[–] frozenicecube@lemmy.ca 12 points 1 week ago (2 children)

It's pretty easy to jam as it's just radio waves. Increase the noise on the channel and the chirps of your msg don't get heard. That said there are some options to vary the channel as a group, and jamming a broad and robust mesh completely vs an area of nodes is a bit harder.

Trackable as in traceable? You mean finding your node location? By default not overly difficult but again, can be set up to make it hard to find you.

[–] frozenicecube@lemmy.ca 1 points 5 months ago

Can we send him one back asking for Maine?

[–] frozenicecube@lemmy.ca 1 points 11 months ago
  1. The previous liberal government in power for 8 years did absolutely nothing to solve the NSP issues despite promising many times to work on lowering power rates.
  2. The current progressive conservative government in power is actually about as left leaning as the provincial liberals, so this particular issue has nothing to do with conservative vs liberals.

The real issue is that the utility should never have been privatized (yes decades ago by a PC gov't).

[–] frozenicecube@lemmy.ca 1 points 2 years ago

Education assistant, but yea same thought applies.