Too bad there is noway to do it without using the existing Internet.
Too bad there is noway to do it without using the existing Internet.
Yes it is possible. Blockchain makes it possible. Ad-hoc wifi makes it possible. There are technologies that exist that can make centralized and decentralized software and hardware options "unfettered" by censorship or oversight.
Sentivate is one such company working on a decentralized internet with master nodes for stability. Look em up. This is just one example.
The issue is the people who control all the infrastructure and information flow dont want that to happen so unless we make it happen it wont.
Yes it is possible. Blockchain makes it possible. Ad-hoc wifi makes it possible. There are technologies that exist that can make centralized and decentralized software and hardware options "unfettered" by censorship or oversight.
Sentivate is one such company working on a decentralized internet with master nodes for stability. Look em up. This is just one example.
The issue is the people who control all the infrastructure and information flow dont want that to happen so unless we make it happen it wont.
Is that something that can actually be done? Why hasn't someone done it already?
Asking for a friend.
Is that something that can actually be done? Why hasn't someone done it already?
Asking for a friend.
Meshnets are a possibility.
If you had some vast meshnet, you could subvert/exploit the backbone of the rest of the net.
I'm no high tier expert, but I'd imagine white people can handle it in a few years.
Meshnets are a possibility.
If you had some vast meshnet, you could subvert/exploit the backbone of the rest of the net.
I'm no high tier expert, but I'd imagine white people can handle it in a few years.
IPFS is a p2p meshnet that runs on top of IP. Peers have an assymetric encryption key identity, so their location on IP can be somewhat fluid. I don't see why this couldn't be extended to a general meshnet. It could probably be done without modification to IPFS sources, just IP bridges, and the p2p routing would take over from there. Just thinking out loud. I haven't read the sources in depth.
IPFS is a p2p meshnet that runs on top of IP. Peers have an assymetric encryption key identity, so their location on IP can be somewhat fluid. I don't see why this couldn't be extended to a general meshnet. It could probably be done without modification to IPFS sources, just IP bridges, and the p2p routing would take over from there. Just thinking out loud. I haven't read the sources in depth.
Not really. Not without quantum entanglement. It could maybe be done in very densely populated areas of everyone did it the same way but that won't happen. Naw, until poitt to point quantum entanglement becomes commonplace this won't really happen. Gosh... I wonder why they are slow-walking that tech?
Not really. Not without quantum entanglement. It could maybe be done in very densely populated areas of everyone did it the same way but that won't happen. Naw, until poitt to point quantum entanglement becomes commonplace this won't really happen. Gosh... I wonder why they are slow-walking that tech?
It's a hell of a lot closer than most people think. It hasn't been done before because the economic incentive did not exist previously. Our subverted governments and their Big Tech overlords are now providing sufficient incentive through their sociopath behavior.
It's a hell of a lot closer than most people think. It hasn't been done before because the economic incentive did not exist previously. Our subverted governments and their Big Tech overlords are now providing sufficient incentive through their sociopath behavior.
I'm sorry...what does quantum entanglement have to do with it? That's a serious question. Not being snarky.
I'm sorry...what does quantum entanglement have to do with it? That's a serious question. Not being snarky.
Well in theory quantum entanglement will let you use a device to communicate point to point. No internet. It cannot be Intercepted/blocked either. No signal of any kind. Not in our dimension anyway. It's real. It's been done over huge distances (space to earth) and like all tech it's suppressed. My guess is it would. Let us Contact a galactic internet and shit post with the aliens. It would be sweet to dig through their patent office huh?
Well in theory quantum entanglement will let you use a device to communicate point to point. No internet. It cannot be Intercepted/blocked either. No signal of any kind. Not in our dimension anyway. It's real. It's been done over huge distances (space to earth) and like all tech it's suppressed.
My guess is it would. Let us Contact a galactic internet and shit post with the aliens. It would be sweet to dig through their patent office huh?
Make "the web" an actual web.
It will not only speed up the internet insanely, it will increase security and anonymity.
Make "the web" an actual web.
It will not only speed up the internet insanely, it will increase security and anonymity.
The biggest problem is that it's likely against your terms of service to share your internet. If this actually becomes a thing, then that will be enforced, likely with extra charges or termination.
There are also likely anti competitive clauses for areas when an ISP comes in, so unless there are multiple corporations running fiber to where ever you live (assuming it's not a city) then you likely have very limited options for a decentralized internet.
Long range wifi is a thing and you can certainly have a mesh network that covers large areas, but it will be vulnerable without near 100% participation with long range antennas or a large amount of fiber or satellite trunks. This depends on population density and environmental factors like mountains.
The biggest problem is that it's likely against your terms of service to share your internet. If this actually becomes a thing, then that will be enforced, likely with extra charges or termination.
There are also likely anti competitive clauses for areas when an ISP comes in, so unless there are multiple corporations running fiber to where ever you live (assuming it's not a city) then you likely have very limited options for a decentralized internet.
Long range wifi is a thing and you can certainly have a mesh network that covers large areas, but it will be vulnerable without near 100% participation with long range antennas or a large amount of fiber or satellite trunks. This depends on population density and environmental factors like mountains.
Or just get off the internet. Your life will be changed for the better
Or just get off the internet. Your life will be changed for the better
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