Vietnam and China have a pretty rocky relationship no?

I don’t think I have any form of emotional bond with my parents. I get along with them ‘fine’ but I know very little about them and they know very little about me.

I think they realized this and gave a lot more attention to my sibling (this is not jealousy speaking. They just spend much more time with them) which is good for them.

It’s like living with strangers. I don’t think I’ve ever had an actual serious discussion with them in my life, save for being scolded as a kid.

It’s odd. I don’t think I realized it until I was on a date and my mother called and when the conversation was over I just hung up. And my date said “You don’t tell your mom you love her when you hang up?”

I suppose it was never ingrained in me to love them

The problem with these lora implementations is how easy it is to disrupt them.

Meshtastic is one of the larger ones and it floods it’s own network with interference from poorly set rules in the protocol.

It doesn’t help that 915mhz is in a range that often only allows 1w devices. These radios are simply too weak to be used in a serious scenario where state actors can disrupt the frequency.

Reticulum seems nice especially because it can be used in the lower frequencies which will allow for much longer range communication. And a lot of those devices for say 20m can operate up to 1500w. Which while still easy to interfere will be more resilient than a typical lora device.

Lora to me best serves as a very contained way to interact locally (within a few km) with a handful of people.

Any large network would not be hard to compromise I imagine all it would take is finding one device using as a router for a private channel. And there is instant access.

Reticulum may be more secure than meshtastic which is what I am more familiar with but I don’t know to what degreex