Also meshcore isn't focused on adhoc mesh networks.
Meshcore relies on well placed repeaters which means better planning.
If you have 3-4 groups you'll need a few repeaters.
Meshtastic everyone is a repeater by default.
I'm in the unfortunate phase of my "homelab" where I have about 300TB of storage spread amongst 3 continents. Civilization will fail before I lose all of my data.
Got it for free with DLC on my steamdeck
Consider a dam that is 10m tall
Then consider the height of water behind that dam is 5m tall.
Does the dam need to be built stronger if the water behind it is 1 km long?
How about only 500m?
How about 1m?
The answer is, it doesn't matter. Water exerts pressure equally regardless of how much water is behind it.
Therefore a graduated cylinder that is 10m tall needs to resist the same amount of force as a dam 10m tall regardless of how much water is behind the dam. Even a thin sliver of water 1mm thick and 5m tall has the same force as a 5m lake behind the dam.
Incompressible fluids are pretty insane
I still don't understand why this isn't a 2.5G WAN and 2.5G LAN. Is it assuming that people are going to be using it as a router on a stick with a 1G WAN?
I usually just buy my phone directly from a big box store never from a carrier
Just take out the wifi module. If you need wifi just use a USB adapter. That's your kill switch.
With camera sensors being so good, the major differences will be autofocus capabilities.
Imagine an open source autofocus algorithm that people can use their own photos locally so that it can focus on your shooting style.
Just put an elaborate check list.
Then promptly feel like you're wasting your own time doing the check list everyday.
Then think you're too good for the check list.
Then get surprised when your kid is dead.
I can't fathom a good reason for 4TB SD cards.
Most cameras have CF Express which is probably 5-8 times faster.
Even UHS-III is 600MB/s while CF Express Type B is hitting 4GB/s.
Even so, why would you risk 4TB of data on removable storage.
CF Express is also running PCI-E. This article isn't talking about SD Express.
Personal stuff on personal devices.
Company stuff on company devices.
Never mix. I don't even check my personal email on my work laptop.
If I need access to my home, it's through an external connection like LTE.
Together, the enclosure and adapter come to roughly $2,300 before the GPU even enters the equation, pushing the total cost of the setup past $5,000. At least for now, that places CopprLink firmly in the realm of enterprise hardware rather than enthusiast gaming.
I'll stick with Oculink for now.