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>>11670217
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>>11304415
Pretty cool, isn't it? It's designed to be modular and is serviceable with commonly used parts.

You probably really could piece something functionally comparable at a craft store with the right specifications. Yagi antennas are incredibly cheap and simple to make with wire and basic materials.

>>11270945
ok

>>11197462
>implying Apple can detect calls or messages I conduct on Skywire

No, my Skywire node simply communicates with other Skywire nodes, literally none of that is legal obligation, you're stretching so hard, hahahaha. Did you play some Phoenix Wright games and now you're a legal expert, hahahaha.

Literally the only legal implications about operating equipment on your own property is if you reach a certain level. Antennas that reach over 300km are licensed, that's literally it. There's no law that says "hey, you can't run a wifi hotspot from your house" and even if there were, good luck enforcing it.

None of what I listed in >>11197412 is "their" infrastructure. It doesn't cost much to bury fiber cable or make low power antennas.

Antenna in early production phases.

The part choices here are designed to be available in as much of the world as possible, and to be modular. Helps keep the cost down and allows a decent level of DIY access.

>>11052202
They're the only ones talking about putting antennas on top of buildings

>>11039916
Yeah, that's exactly what's happening. It's literally a new internet with new hardware.

>>11025138
Eh, let soccer moms stream orange is the new black in 4K all day on welfare money as they let Facebook collect details on every facet of their waking lives.

We'll be drawing over businesses, content creators and free speech advocates that want to get shit done and are willing to build their own free market infrastructure to do so, free of red tape.

>>11018204
>don't worry guys, we're going to build a new kind of network if licensed cellular providers and internet service providers allow us to

Decentralized independently owned meshnet tech is pretty unique. On par with the creation of the concept of individual firearm ownership.

>>10987352
Big daddy cable ain't going to like our plans at all. We ain't usin their lines.

>>10885245
I mean, just look at it anon, it's beautiful.