I think a good compromise is to include an open source maintenance fee on projects when used in a corporate or for-profit environment. Another option I like is to offer business support as a subscription.
It doesn’t need to be super-expensive, but at least that would ensure some continuity for development.
It’s also an issue in the eReader market, notably Onyx Boox.
And has likely lost its data integrity through time :(
Pesophilia
Appreciating a currency isn’t a crime 🤣
Brainfart on my part, I meant to write MeshCore. Corrected my comment.
After having tinkered with both, I think I prefer MeshNode MeshCore because it tries to reduce chatter and IMO provide a better structure, however Meshtastic is easier to get into as all nodes will act as a repeater too, reducing the amount of setup required to have a functional network. If you’re in a medium sized city, there is likely some MeshCore repeaters out there, so you can try it only with only a companion device.
MeshCore seems to have the ability to reach much further away by reducing chatter (64 hops vs 3 hops in Meshtastic)
Tremblay - Québec, Canada
The orange-red LED display used to display the next stop also display the time in between and it’s in sync…
The ones in the buses I use seems to be.
I mean, they already track the bus using mobile network and GPS, why not sync the clock at the same time…
Shredded cheese on poutine is an automatic life sentence without parole.
I really hope we’ll see TVs with DisplayPort one day.
I bought my Lifetime license more than 10 years ago… doesn’t mean they can’t rug pull tho 😬
Meanwhile I’m still able to cast anything from my Plex server 😏
I don’t want just to see the future, but the past as well. Would be nice to witness some unadulterated historical moments.
All my homies buys Brother laser printers.
The perfect moment to say thank you to Paul Eggert
Abstention from Canada? wtf…