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  1. Testing #bodem - #GopherProtocol server written in #Rust

    * gopher://phlogqhspsjzcdubodidwc74pmc56hik2t3bhajwc47rg6snboia.b32.i2p:70 - #I2P
    * gopher://[202:68d0:f0d5:b88d:1d1a:555e:2f6b:3148]:70 - #Yggdrasil
    * gopher://[505:6847:c778:61a1:5c6d:e802:d291:8191]:70 - #Mycelium

    Some note about how to setup this server in multi-net environment using separated #systemd services (Ukr):
    http://[202:68d0:f0d5:b88d:1d1a:555e:2f6b:3148]/d/249

    P.S. take a look at PR as last official commit is 6-years old

  2. Testing #bodem - #GopherProtocol server written in #Rust

    * gopher://phlogqhspsjzcdubodidwc74pmc56hik2t3bhajwc47rg6snboia.b32.i2p:70 - #I2P
    * gopher://[202:68d0:f0d5:b88d:1d1a:555e:2f6b:3148]:70 - #Yggdrasil
    * gopher://[505:6847:c778:61a1:5c6d:e802:d291:8191]:70 - #Mycelium

    Some note about how to setup this server in multi-net environment using separated #systemd services (Ukr):
    http://[202:68d0:f0d5:b88d:1d1a:555e:2f6b:3148]/d/249

    P.S. take a look at PR as last official commit is 6-years old

  3. Testing #bodem - #GopherProtocol server written in #Rust

    * gopher://phlogqhspsjzcdubodidwc74pmc56hik2t3bhajwc47rg6snboia.b32.i2p:70 - #I2P
    * gopher://[202:68d0:f0d5:b88d:1d1a:555e:2f6b:3148]:70 - #Yggdrasil
    * gopher://[505:6847:c778:61a1:5c6d:e802:d291:8191]:70 - #Mycelium

    Some note about how to setup this server in multi-net environment using separated #systemd services (Ukr):
    http://[202:68d0:f0d5:b88d:1d1a:555e:2f6b:3148]/d/249

    P.S. take a look at PR as last official commit is 6-years old

  4. #EarthDay Celebration at #DescansoGardens

    April 22 @ 1:00 pm - 6:15 pm

    Location:
    1418 Descanso Drive
    #LaCañadaFlintridge, CA 91011

    Price: Included with admission or membership

    Admission prices:
    Adult $18.00
    Senior $14.00
    Student $14.00
    Child $8.00
    Child under 3 - Free

    "Join us for a fun and inspiring Earth Day celebration! Explore creative ways to protect our planet and help it thrive through hands-on workshops and activities all around Descanso Gardens.

    Included with admission or membership, RSVP is required for the #KnitwearMending #Workshop and the #DIY #SoilBioremediation Workshop.

    #SeedNest Creation Station

    Create California #NativeWildflower 'Seed Nests' to plant in a pot, flowerbed, wild patch in your lawn or an entire meadow
    Rose Garden Pavilion: 1-4pm. Drop in anytime! While supplies last

    #RepairCafe Pasadena

    Bring your broken clothing, appliances, bikes, jewelry, electronics, and more to get help fixing them to make them last longer and keep them out of the landfill
    Gathering Room A: 1-4pm. Drop in anytime! Free and open to the public


    Knitwear Mending Workshop with Nico Sorensen

    Bring a sweater or knit item with a hole and learn basic surface darning and decorative mending techniques to give it new life and personal flair
    Magnolia Court (across from Center Circle): 1-4pm. RSVP required. Limited spots available


    DIY Soil Bioremediation Workshop with Dr. Daisy Rosas Vargas
    Hands-on demo to create a #mycelium #straw #wattle filled with spent #OysterMushroom substrate and housed in remnant fabrics such as burlap or canvas. These wattles help to heal soil in gardens while capturing runoff
    Main Lawn: 4-5pm. RSVP required. Limited spots available

    #Sustainability at Descanso Tours
    Find out more about the many ways Descanso works with our natural environment to care for the plants, animals, and people that live in and visit the gardens
    Meets at Center Circle: 1-2pm, 2:30-3:30pm

    #IndigenousHistory of Music with Natural Materials Performance + Presentation with Christopher Garcia
    Come close out Earth Day by experiencing #IndigenousMusic and the environmentalist history behind it
    Amphitheater 5-6:15pm "

    FMI:
    descansogardens.org/event/eart

    #SolarPunkSunday #EarthDay2026 #EarthDayExtravaganza #EarthDayEvents

  5. Mycelial mindmap

    #Mycelium is a decentralized neural network that’s been running 'Planetary Health' protocols for billions of years. It’s the forest's immune system, its stomach, and its communication grid all in one. We aren't the only ones running sophisticated software on this planet—we’re just the loudest.

    youtu.be/MzjbWEYxZpY

    #fungi
    #mycelium
    #MindMap

  6. #ZNC landing was moved from 6680 port to relative multi-net /irc URI, which is also include actual #IRC server details:

    http://[202:68d0:f0d5:b88d:1d1a:555e:2f6b:3148]/irc/ - #Yggdrasil
    http://[505:6847:c778:61a1:5c6d:e802:d291:8191]/irc/ - #Mycelium
    http://hc3fycfadz7fkapp62fqi6llioe46fvis6wuswfobl5ghc2u7snq.b32.i2p/irc/ - #I2P
    w6vtcpbir5vvokwdqqbqlrdtnzwyfc - #Tor

  7. #ZNC landing was moved from 6680 port to relative multi-net /irc URI, which is also include actual #IRC server details:

    http://[202:68d0:f0d5:b88d:1d1a:555e:2f6b:3148]/irc/ - #Yggdrasil
    http://[505:6847:c778:61a1:5c6d:e802:d291:8191]/irc/ - #Mycelium
    http://hc3fycfadz7fkapp62fqi6llioe46fvis6wuswfobl5ghc2u7snq.b32.i2p/irc/ - #I2P
    w6vtcpbir5vvokwdqqbqlrdtnzwyfc - #Tor

  8. #ZNC landing was moved from 6680 port to relative multi-net /irc URI, which is also include actual #IRC server details:

    http://[202:68d0:f0d5:b88d:1d1a:555e:2f6b:3148]/irc/ - #Yggdrasil
    http://[505:6847:c778:61a1:5c6d:e802:d291:8191]/irc/ - #Mycelium
    http://hc3fycfadz7fkapp62fqi6llioe46fvis6wuswfobl5ghc2u7snq.b32.i2p/irc/ - #I2P
    w6vtcpbir5vvokwdqqbqlrdtnzwyfc - #Tor

  9. Testing our #nexprotocol server with few services - flarumdown, podcast, user blogs:

    nex://[202:68d0:f0d5:b88d:1d1a:555e:2f6b:3148]/ - #Yggdrasil
    nex://[505:6847:c778:61a1:5c6d:e802:d291:8191]/ - #Mycelium
    nex://sl5ddrkufwd37xbbf4bj7542qljtnwe6pzd54epqg6zfytkj7q5a.b32.i2p/ - #I2P

    By the way:

    #Nexy server v.0.6.0 release with enhanced Cyrillic listing support (crates.io/crates/Nexy)

    #Yoda browser v0.12.12 release is now support #Markdown renderer for #Nex driver (crates.io/crates/Yoda)

  10. Testing our #nexprotocol server with few services - flarumdown, podcast, user blogs:

    nex://[202:68d0:f0d5:b88d:1d1a:555e:2f6b:3148]/ - #Yggdrasil
    nex://[505:6847:c778:61a1:5c6d:e802:d291:8191]/ - #Mycelium
    nex://sl5ddrkufwd37xbbf4bj7542qljtnwe6pzd54epqg6zfytkj7q5a.b32.i2p/ - #I2P

    By the way:

    #Nexy server v.0.6.0 release with enhanced Cyrillic listing support (crates.io/crates/Nexy)

    #Yoda browser v0.12.12 release is now support #Markdown renderer for #Nex driver (crates.io/crates/Yoda)

  11. Testing our #nexprotocol server with few services - flarumdown, podcast, user blogs:

    nex://[202:68d0:f0d5:b88d:1d1a:555e:2f6b:3148]/ - #Yggdrasil
    nex://[505:6847:c778:61a1:5c6d:e802:d291:8191]/ - #Mycelium
    nex://sl5ddrkufwd37xbbf4bj7542qljtnwe6pzd54epqg6zfytkj7q5a.b32.i2p/ - #I2P

    By the way:

    #Nexy server v.0.6.0 release with enhanced Cyrillic listing support (crates.io/crates/Nexy)

    #Yoda browser v0.12.12 release is now support #Markdown renderer for #Nex driver (crates.io/crates/Yoda)

  12. #Pidpilne is now provides #RSS subscriptions for the podcast section: codeberg.org/YGGverse/pidpilne

    Yet another updates:
    * ram/ section renamed to news/ (still tmp)
    * static/ section renamed to history/ (still static)

    http://[202:68d0:f0d5:b88d:1d1a:555e:2f6b:3148]:8000/podcast - #Yggdrasil
    http://[505:6847:c778:61a1:5c6d:e802:d291:8191]:8000/podcast - #Mycelium
    http://mrkssh4b2qkrf5hl4yxrwbtuowbmjugozaa7emaybnokw5jtcydq.b32.i2p/podcast - #I2P

  13. Some #ZNC channels have history available for reading without #IRC access (updated daily)

    http://[202:68d0:f0d5:b88d:1d1a:555e:2f6b:3148]:6680/log - #Yggdrasil
    http://[505:6847:c778:61a1:5c6d:e802:d291:8191]:6680/log - #Mycelium

  14. #ZNC landing page:

    http://[202:68d0:f0d5:b88d:1d1a:555e:2f6b:3148]:6680 - #Yggdrasil
    http://[505:6847:c778:61a1:5c6d:e802:d291:8191]:6680 - #Mycelium

    P.S. It seems there is no way to proxy this #IRC bouncer with #Nginx, so there are no Tor and I2P options available for this moment, but Ygg/Myc users are free to connect out (after account request).

  15. Mention if someone wants a free account on our #ZNC bouncer, which allows to read #IRC history in #Yggdrasil, #Mycelium, #I2P, or #Tor channels.

  16. I'm nervous like a school child having uploaded my first mini #zine (after 40 yrs), with my alien caressing #moss and building #mycelium: ko-fi.com/s/700d3d3138 - buying it, you also help me with some ugly bills (see my goal on #kofi).
    More about my #zines + how to fold them: cronenburg.net/zines/
    Have fun! I'm sketching the next!

    #nature #NatureMatchCuts #reconnectingWithNature #mosstodon #sporespondence #solarpunk #SciComm #cartoon #noAI #shiftingPerspectives #edutainment #education

  17. Готово — английский перевод + хэштеги в конце.
    Below is what I found about the Mycelium developers and the project itself (its goals, architecture, and status).
    👤 Who is behind Mycelium — developers and initiators
    Mycelium is developed by ThreeFold (ThreeFold Tech / ThreeFold Grid).
    In official announcements, a contributor named **Lee Smet** is mentioned as leading the effort to build a new IPv6 overlay network.
    The project is open-source, with the repository hosted on GitHub.
    ThreeFold is an organization promoting decentralized networks and infrastructure. Mycelium is a component of their ecosystem — not a third-party plugin, but a native project.
    🛠 What is Mycelium — architecture and key properties
    Mycelium is:
    An IPv6 overlay network written in Rust.
    When joining, each node receives an IPv6 address from the `400::/7` range.
    All connections are end-to-end encrypted; each node has a public/private key pair, and its network address is cryptographically tied to the private key.
    The network is **locality-aware** — routing chooses optimal paths with minimal latency.
    It supports multiple transport protocols: TCP, QUIC, etc.
    Routing is inspired by (or partially based on) the **Babel routing protocol**.
    Mycelium can operate without a TUN interface (as a **message bus only**) for lightweight encrypted data exchange.
    The repository includes a **message-system** layer enabling encrypted messaging above the network layer.
    📡 Project goals, design, and future direction
    Mycelium aims to deliver a **secure, efficient and scalable** alternative to the traditional Internet with focus on privacy, decentralization, and resilience.
    It is designed as part of the wider **ThreeFold Grid** ecosystem — serving as the network backbone for their services.
    The developers target **planet-scale scalability**.
    Mycelium is positioned not only as a private networking solution, but as infrastructure for many scenarios: secure P2P communications, self-hosting, IoT networking, decentralized services, cloud infrastructures, CDN-like usage, etc.
    As of 2024–2025, Mycelium remains under active development — scaling is a key focus.
    ✅ Status, implementation and limitations
    Mycelium is operational with builds available for Linux, macOS, Windows; iOS and Android are planned / in beta.
    Documentation claims support for **up to ~100,000 nodes** within a single network.
    Planned improvements include: enhanced resilience, NAT support, QUIC hole-punching, protocol expansion, easier deployment.
    Mycelium is an actively maintained open-source project under the Apache-2.0 license.
    🔎 Summary — strengths and potential risks
    **Strengths:**
    High-level security and privacy: true E2E encryption and crypto-bound addressing.
    Decentralization — no single point of control.
    Flexible: full IPv6 network or lightweight encrypted message bus.
    Suitable for many use cases: private networking, P2P, IoT, remote work, decentralized services, private Internet access.
    **Limitations / risks:**
    Still maturing — global scaling goal remains unproven.
    P2P overlay networks always depend on trust and correct configuration of peers.
    Unclear real-world adoption and number of active nodes — affects reliability.
    Some external services may still see public exit IP addresses (e.g., through NAT), which may reduce anonymity in practice.
    If you want, I can **check live network metrics** — number of active nodes, adoption level, known issues, etc.
    Hashtags
    #Mycelium #ThreeFold #OverlayNetwork #IPv6 #RustLang #EndToEndEncryption #Decentralized #CyberSecurity #P2P #PrivateNetworking #SecureCommunication #NextGenInternet #ZeroTrust #NetworkingTech

    matrix.to/#/!NggrnptZjGBkegXXq

  18. Готово — английский перевод + хэштеги в конце.
    Below is what I found about the Mycelium developers and the project itself (its goals, architecture, and status).
    👤 Who is behind Mycelium — developers and initiators
    Mycelium is developed by ThreeFold (ThreeFold Tech / ThreeFold Grid).
    In official announcements, a contributor named **Lee Smet** is mentioned as leading the effort to build a new IPv6 overlay network.
    The project is open-source, with the repository hosted on GitHub.
    ThreeFold is an organization promoting decentralized networks and infrastructure. Mycelium is a component of their ecosystem — not a third-party plugin, but a native project.
    🛠 What is Mycelium — architecture and key properties
    Mycelium is:
    An IPv6 overlay network written in Rust.
    When joining, each node receives an IPv6 address from the `400::/7` range.
    All connections are end-to-end encrypted; each node has a public/private key pair, and its network address is cryptographically tied to the private key.
    The network is **locality-aware** — routing chooses optimal paths with minimal latency.
    It supports multiple transport protocols: TCP, QUIC, etc.
    Routing is inspired by (or partially based on) the **Babel routing protocol**.
    Mycelium can operate without a TUN interface (as a **message bus only**) for lightweight encrypted data exchange.
    The repository includes a **message-system** layer enabling encrypted messaging above the network layer.
    📡 Project goals, design, and future direction
    Mycelium aims to deliver a **secure, efficient and scalable** alternative to the traditional Internet with focus on privacy, decentralization, and resilience.
    It is designed as part of the wider **ThreeFold Grid** ecosystem — serving as the network backbone for their services.
    The developers target **planet-scale scalability**.
    Mycelium is positioned not only as a private networking solution, but as infrastructure for many scenarios: secure P2P communications, self-hosting, IoT networking, decentralized services, cloud infrastructures, CDN-like usage, etc.
    As of 2024–2025, Mycelium remains under active development — scaling is a key focus.
    ✅ Status, implementation and limitations
    Mycelium is operational with builds available for Linux, macOS, Windows; iOS and Android are planned / in beta.
    Documentation claims support for **up to ~100,000 nodes** within a single network.
    Planned improvements include: enhanced resilience, NAT support, QUIC hole-punching, protocol expansion, easier deployment.
    Mycelium is an actively maintained open-source project under the Apache-2.0 license.
    🔎 Summary — strengths and potential risks
    **Strengths:**
    High-level security and privacy: true E2E encryption and crypto-bound addressing.
    Decentralization — no single point of control.
    Flexible: full IPv6 network or lightweight encrypted message bus.
    Suitable for many use cases: private networking, P2P, IoT, remote work, decentralized services, private Internet access.
    **Limitations / risks:**
    Still maturing — global scaling goal remains unproven.
    P2P overlay networks always depend on trust and correct configuration of peers.
    Unclear real-world adoption and number of active nodes — affects reliability.
    Some external services may still see public exit IP addresses (e.g., through NAT), which may reduce anonymity in practice.
    If you want, I can **check live network metrics** — number of active nodes, adoption level, known issues, etc.
    Hashtags
    #Mycelium #ThreeFold #OverlayNetwork #IPv6 #RustLang #EndToEndEncryption #Decentralized #CyberSecurity #P2P #PrivateNetworking #SecureCommunication #NextGenInternet #ZeroTrust #NetworkingTech

    matrix.to/#/!NggrnptZjGBkegXXq

  19. Готово — английский перевод + хэштеги в конце.
    Below is what I found about the Mycelium developers and the project itself (its goals, architecture, and status).
    👤 Who is behind Mycelium — developers and initiators
    Mycelium is developed by ThreeFold (ThreeFold Tech / ThreeFold Grid).
    In official announcements, a contributor named **Lee Smet** is mentioned as leading the effort to build a new IPv6 overlay network.
    The project is open-source, with the repository hosted on GitHub.
    ThreeFold is an organization promoting decentralized networks and infrastructure. Mycelium is a component of their ecosystem — not a third-party plugin, but a native project.
    🛠 What is Mycelium — architecture and key properties
    Mycelium is:
    An IPv6 overlay network written in Rust.
    When joining, each node receives an IPv6 address from the `400::/7` range.
    All connections are end-to-end encrypted; each node has a public/private key pair, and its network address is cryptographically tied to the private key.
    The network is **locality-aware** — routing chooses optimal paths with minimal latency.
    It supports multiple transport protocols: TCP, QUIC, etc.
    Routing is inspired by (or partially based on) the **Babel routing protocol**.
    Mycelium can operate without a TUN interface (as a **message bus only**) for lightweight encrypted data exchange.
    The repository includes a **message-system** layer enabling encrypted messaging above the network layer.
    📡 Project goals, design, and future direction
    Mycelium aims to deliver a **secure, efficient and scalable** alternative to the traditional Internet with focus on privacy, decentralization, and resilience.
    It is designed as part of the wider **ThreeFold Grid** ecosystem — serving as the network backbone for their services.
    The developers target **planet-scale scalability**.
    Mycelium is positioned not only as a private networking solution, but as infrastructure for many scenarios: secure P2P communications, self-hosting, IoT networking, decentralized services, cloud infrastructures, CDN-like usage, etc.
    As of 2024–2025, Mycelium remains under active development — scaling is a key focus.
    ✅ Status, implementation and limitations
    Mycelium is operational with builds available for Linux, macOS, Windows; iOS and Android are planned / in beta.
    Documentation claims support for **up to ~100,000 nodes** within a single network.
    Planned improvements include: enhanced resilience, NAT support, QUIC hole-punching, protocol expansion, easier deployment.
    Mycelium is an actively maintained open-source project under the Apache-2.0 license.
    🔎 Summary — strengths and potential risks
    **Strengths:**
    High-level security and privacy: true E2E encryption and crypto-bound addressing.
    Decentralization — no single point of control.
    Flexible: full IPv6 network or lightweight encrypted message bus.
    Suitable for many use cases: private networking, P2P, IoT, remote work, decentralized services, private Internet access.
    **Limitations / risks:**
    Still maturing — global scaling goal remains unproven.
    P2P overlay networks always depend on trust and correct configuration of peers.
    Unclear real-world adoption and number of active nodes — affects reliability.
    Some external services may still see public exit IP addresses (e.g., through NAT), which may reduce anonymity in practice.
    If you want, I can **check live network metrics** — number of active nodes, adoption level, known issues, etc.
    Hashtags
    #Mycelium #ThreeFold #OverlayNetwork #IPv6 #RustLang #EndToEndEncryption #Decentralized #CyberSecurity #P2P #PrivateNetworking #SecureCommunication #NextGenInternet #ZeroTrust #NetworkingTech

    matrix.to/#/!NggrnptZjGBkegXXq

  20. Готово — английский перевод + хэштеги в конце.
    Below is what I found about the Mycelium developers and the project itself (its goals, architecture, and status).
    👤 Who is behind Mycelium — developers and initiators
    Mycelium is developed by ThreeFold (ThreeFold Tech / ThreeFold Grid).
    In official announcements, a contributor named **Lee Smet** is mentioned as leading the effort to build a new IPv6 overlay network.
    The project is open-source, with the repository hosted on GitHub.
    ThreeFold is an organization promoting decentralized networks and infrastructure. Mycelium is a component of their ecosystem — not a third-party plugin, but a native project.
    🛠 What is Mycelium — architecture and key properties
    Mycelium is:
    An IPv6 overlay network written in Rust.
    When joining, each node receives an IPv6 address from the `400::/7` range.
    All connections are end-to-end encrypted; each node has a public/private key pair, and its network address is cryptographically tied to the private key.
    The network is **locality-aware** — routing chooses optimal paths with minimal latency.
    It supports multiple transport protocols: TCP, QUIC, etc.
    Routing is inspired by (or partially based on) the **Babel routing protocol**.
    Mycelium can operate without a TUN interface (as a **message bus only**) for lightweight encrypted data exchange.
    The repository includes a **message-system** layer enabling encrypted messaging above the network layer.
    📡 Project goals, design, and future direction
    Mycelium aims to deliver a **secure, efficient and scalable** alternative to the traditional Internet with focus on privacy, decentralization, and resilience.
    It is designed as part of the wider **ThreeFold Grid** ecosystem — serving as the network backbone for their services.
    The developers target **planet-scale scalability**.
    Mycelium is positioned not only as a private networking solution, but as infrastructure for many scenarios: secure P2P communications, self-hosting, IoT networking, decentralized services, cloud infrastructures, CDN-like usage, etc.
    As of 2024–2025, Mycelium remains under active development — scaling is a key focus.
    ✅ Status, implementation and limitations
    Mycelium is operational with builds available for Linux, macOS, Windows; iOS and Android are planned / in beta.
    Documentation claims support for **up to ~100,000 nodes** within a single network.
    Planned improvements include: enhanced resilience, NAT support, QUIC hole-punching, protocol expansion, easier deployment.
    Mycelium is an actively maintained open-source project under the Apache-2.0 license.
    🔎 Summary — strengths and potential risks
    **Strengths:**
    High-level security and privacy: true E2E encryption and crypto-bound addressing.
    Decentralization — no single point of control.
    Flexible: full IPv6 network or lightweight encrypted message bus.
    Suitable for many use cases: private networking, P2P, IoT, remote work, decentralized services, private Internet access.
    **Limitations / risks:**
    Still maturing — global scaling goal remains unproven.
    P2P overlay networks always depend on trust and correct configuration of peers.
    Unclear real-world adoption and number of active nodes — affects reliability.
    Some external services may still see public exit IP addresses (e.g., through NAT), which may reduce anonymity in practice.
    If you want, I can **check live network metrics** — number of active nodes, adoption level, known issues, etc.
    Hashtags
    #Mycelium #ThreeFold #OverlayNetwork #IPv6 #RustLang #EndToEndEncryption #Decentralized #CyberSecurity #P2P #PrivateNetworking #SecureCommunication #NextGenInternet #ZeroTrust #NetworkingTech

    matrix.to/#/!NggrnptZjGBkegXXq

  21. Готово — английский перевод + хэштеги в конце.
    Below is what I found about the Mycelium developers and the project itself (its goals, architecture, and status).
    👤 Who is behind Mycelium — developers and initiators
    Mycelium is developed by ThreeFold (ThreeFold Tech / ThreeFold Grid).
    In official announcements, a contributor named **Lee Smet** is mentioned as leading the effort to build a new IPv6 overlay network.
    The project is open-source, with the repository hosted on GitHub.
    ThreeFold is an organization promoting decentralized networks and infrastructure. Mycelium is a component of their ecosystem — not a third-party plugin, but a native project.
    🛠 What is Mycelium — architecture and key properties
    Mycelium is:
    An IPv6 overlay network written in Rust.
    When joining, each node receives an IPv6 address from the `400::/7` range.
    All connections are end-to-end encrypted; each node has a public/private key pair, and its network address is cryptographically tied to the private key.
    The network is **locality-aware** — routing chooses optimal paths with minimal latency.
    It supports multiple transport protocols: TCP, QUIC, etc.
    Routing is inspired by (or partially based on) the **Babel routing protocol**.
    Mycelium can operate without a TUN interface (as a **message bus only**) for lightweight encrypted data exchange.
    The repository includes a **message-system** layer enabling encrypted messaging above the network layer.
    📡 Project goals, design, and future direction
    Mycelium aims to deliver a **secure, efficient and scalable** alternative to the traditional Internet with focus on privacy, decentralization, and resilience.
    It is designed as part of the wider **ThreeFold Grid** ecosystem — serving as the network backbone for their services.
    The developers target **planet-scale scalability**.
    Mycelium is positioned not only as a private networking solution, but as infrastructure for many scenarios: secure P2P communications, self-hosting, IoT networking, decentralized services, cloud infrastructures, CDN-like usage, etc.
    As of 2024–2025, Mycelium remains under active development — scaling is a key focus.
    ✅ Status, implementation and limitations
    Mycelium is operational with builds available for Linux, macOS, Windows; iOS and Android are planned / in beta.
    Documentation claims support for **up to ~100,000 nodes** within a single network.
    Planned improvements include: enhanced resilience, NAT support, QUIC hole-punching, protocol expansion, easier deployment.
    Mycelium is an actively maintained open-source project under the Apache-2.0 license.
    🔎 Summary — strengths and potential risks
    **Strengths:**
    High-level security and privacy: true E2E encryption and crypto-bound addressing.
    Decentralization — no single point of control.
    Flexible: full IPv6 network or lightweight encrypted message bus.
    Suitable for many use cases: private networking, P2P, IoT, remote work, decentralized services, private Internet access.
    **Limitations / risks:**
    Still maturing — global scaling goal remains unproven.
    P2P overlay networks always depend on trust and correct configuration of peers.
    Unclear real-world adoption and number of active nodes — affects reliability.
    Some external services may still see public exit IP addresses (e.g., through NAT), which may reduce anonymity in practice.
    If you want, I can **check live network metrics** — number of active nodes, adoption level, known issues, etc.
    Hashtags
    #Mycelium #ThreeFold #OverlayNetwork #IPv6 #RustLang #EndToEndEncryption #Decentralized #CyberSecurity #P2P #PrivateNetworking #SecureCommunication #NextGenInternet #ZeroTrust #NetworkingTech

    matrix.to/#/!NggrnptZjGBkegXXq

  22. 🌧️ Rain + Mushrooms = Magic 🍄
    Fungal threads (mycelium) are everywhere—in soil, leaves, and wood—quietly forming tiny “buttons” beneath the surface. Out of sight, they wait for the right moment.

    When rain soaks the ground, the buttons swell with moisture and push up through the forest floor. Small mushrooms can appear in a day; larger ones take a few. Made mostly of water, they respond fast—turning the forest floor into a stage for one of nature’s quickest transformations.

    Look low and slow after the rain. Under leaves, at the base of logs, or beneath fallen bark, the forest’s hidden network may be showing off its latest creations.

    #NatureRabbitHole #Mushrooms #Fungi #Mycelium #WildMushrooms #ForestFloor #AfterTheRain #NatureMagic #NatureLovers #Wildlife #FungalFruits #SeasonalNature

  23. #Fungi may not think, but they can communicate
    Fungi form distinct networks depending on how food sources are arranged.
    Fungi can be enigmatic organisms. #Mushrooms or other structures may be visible above the soil, but beneath lurks a complex network of filaments, or #hyphae, known as the #mycelium. It is even possible for fungi to communicate through the mycelium—despite having no #brain.
    arstechnica.com/science/2024/1

  24. CW: Long Hashtag List for the Life Sciences

    Life Sciences Hashtags

    • Animal Behaviour
    #AnimalBehavior #AnimalBehaviour #AnimalCognition #AnimalPsychology #AnimalResearch #AnimalSocieties #AnimalStudies #BehavioralEcology #BehaviouralEcology #BehavioralScience #BehaviouralScience #CameraTraps #ComparativeCognition #CriticalAnimalStudies #Learning #Memory #PositiveReinforcement #Sociobiology #TrailCam

    • Astrobiology
    #AlienLife #Astrobiology #Biosignatures #Cryosphere DeepIce #EarthScience #Exoplanets #GeoScience #Habitability #Karst #MicroHabitats #OceanWorlds #OriginOfLife #PlanetaryCaves #PlanetaryScience

    • Behaviour Science
    #AnthroZoology #Behavior #Behaviour #Behaviour2023 #BehavioralScience #BehaviouralScience #Biopsychology #CognitiveDevelopment #ComparativeCognition #DevelopmentalPsychology #Ethology #Learning #Memory #Neuroethology #PhilosophyOfMind #PleasureActivism #Psychology #SelfOrganisation #SelfOrganization #SocialNetwork

    • Biochemistry | Group: @biochemistry
    #Actin #AminoAcids #Biochemical #Biochemistry #Catalyst #Catalysis #DNA #Enzyme #Enzymes #Hormones #IonChannels #Kinetics #Metabolism #Metabolomics #mRNA #Peptides #Polymer #Protein #Proteins #RNA

    • Bioinformatics | Group: @bioinformatics
    #BigData #Bioinformatics #RStats

    • Biology | Group: [email protected]
    #Biochemistry #Biology #Biomes #Botany #Ecology #Ecosystem #Evolution #Genetics #Habitat #LifeCycle #MarineBiology #Microbiology #Zoology

    • Biomaterial Science
    #Biofilm #Biofilms #Biologics #Biomaterials #Biotechnology #MaterialsScience #Nanotechnology #SustainableDesign #SyntheticBiology

    • Biomedical Science
    #Biomedical #BiomedicalEngineering #BiomedicalScience #NetworkMedicine #SystemsBiology

    • Botany
    #Botany #Botanical #Botanist #FloraIncognita #Florespondence IAmABotanist #Phenology #PlantBiology #PlantCells #PlantID #PlantIdentification

    • Cell Biology | Group: @cellbiology
    #CellBiology #CellDivision #CellMigration #Chloroplast #Cilium #Cytoskeleton #EndoplasmicReticulum #Eukaryotes #Golgi #Lipids #Macrophages #Membrane #Membranes #Microtubules #Mitochondria #Nucleus #Organelle #Organoids #Ribosome #SingleCell

    • Developmental Biology
    #ChildDevelopment #Connectome #Connectomics #DevelopmentalBiology #Embryology #Embryos #EvoDevo #GeneRegulation #Pregnancy #Proteomics #ReproSci #SexDet #StemCells #Transcriptomics

    • Ecology | Group: @ecology
    #AgroEcology #BehavioralEcology #BehaviouralEcology #Biodiversity #BiodiversityCrisis #BiodiversityLoss #Biogeography #ConservationBiology #Ecocide #EcoGrief #Ecological #EcologicalMonitoring #EcologicalSurvey #Ecology #Ecosystem #ForestEcology #Habitat #InvasionEcology #InvasiveSpecies #MassExtinction #OldGrowth #Riparian #WildCounts

    • Entomology | Group: @entomology
    #Beetles #Bugs #Coleoptera #Crustaceans #Entomologia #Entomology #Hemiptera #Hymenoptera #iNaturalist #Insect #Insects #InsectPhotography #Invertebrates #Isopods #Lepidoptera #Metamorphosis #Orthoptera #Pupa #Taxonomy

    • Genetics
    #BasePair #CellDivision #Chromosome #Chromosomes #Clone #Epigenetics #DNA #Gene #GeneExpression #GeneRegulation #GeneticallyModified #Genetics #Genome #Genomics #GMO #Meiosis #Mitosis #Mutation #RNAseq #Telomeres #Variants

    • Immunology
    #Antibodies #Antibody #Antigen #AutoImmune #BCells #Immune #ImmuneSystem #Immunity #ImmunoCompromised #Immunology #ImmunoTherapy #Interferon #Macrophages #Monoclonal #MonoclonalAntibodies (#mAbs) #Neutrophils #TCell #Vaccinated #Vaccine #Viralimmunology

    • Marine Science
    #Acidification #Algae #Aquatic #Cetaceans #Coral #CoralBleaching #CoralReefs #DeepSea #Diatoms #Estuary #Eutrophication #Kelp #KelpForest #MarineBiology #MarineLife #MarineMammals #MarineScience #MarineTaxonomy #Oceanography #Oceans #OceanWarming #Phytoplankton #Reefs #SeaBed #SeaFloor #SeaGrass #Seaweed #ScubaDiving #Snorkeling #UnderWaterPhotography #Zooplankton

    • Microbiology | Group: @microbiology
    #Antibiotics #AntiMicrobial #AntiMicrobialResistance (#AMR) #Bacteria #Bacterial #Bacteriophage #Bacteriology #Cilia #Microbes #Microbial #MicrobialEcology #Microbiology #Microbiome #Microbiota #MicroOrganisms #Phage #Protists

    #EColi #Legionella #Pseudomonas #Salmonella #Streptomyces

    • Molecular Biology | Group: @molecularbiology
    #Biophysics #CellBiology #MolecularBiology #MolecularEvolution #ProteinEngineering #ProteinStructure #Proteomics #StructuralBiology

    • Mycology | Group: @mycology
    #Fungi #Fungiverse #Mushrooms #Mycelium #Mycologists #Mycology #Mycophile #Spores #Sporespondence

    • Ornithology | Group: @ornithology
    #BirdID #Birding #BirdMigration #BirdPhotography #BirdResearch #BirdsOfMastodon #Corvid #eBird #Migration #Nesting #Oology #Ornithology #Raptor #SeaBirds #ShoreBirds

    • Virology | Group: @virology
    #AntiViral #AvianFlu #Bacteriophage #BirdFlu #CoronaVirus #COVID #COVID19 #GiantViruses #HIV #InfectiousDisease #Ebola #Measles #Phage #SARS #SARSCoV2 #Vaccine #Vaccines #ViralLoad #Viralimmunology #ViralPersistence #Variants #Virology #Virome #Virus #Viruses

    • Zoology
    #Animals #Biology #Zoologist #Zoology

    (Click to access Scientists in the Formal, Natural & Social Sciences)

    (See Index for More Hashtags)

    #SciFedi #LifeSciences

  25. CW: Long List of Animal, Plant and Fungi Hashtags

    Hashtags for Animals, Plants and Fungi

    Animals

    (See Animal Kingdom For Taxonomy)

    Amphibians
    #Amphibians #Caecilians #FrogFriday #FroggyFriday #Frogs #Newts #Salamanders #Toads

    Birds
    #BirdBuddy #BirdID #Birding #BirdsInBackYards #BirdMigration #BirdsOfMastodon #BirdsOfPrey #BirdPhotography #BirdResearch #BirdWatching #Chickens #Corvid #DuckTuesday #eBird #Hens #Oology #Ornithology #OzBirds #Raptor #SeaBirds #ShoreBirds #WaterFowlWednesday #WrensDay

    Insects & Spiders
    #Ants #Aphids #Arachnids #BedBugs #Bees #Beetles #Bugs #Butterflies #Cicadas #Cockroaches #Coleoptera #Crickets #Damselflies #Dragonflies #Earwigs #Entomologia #Entomology #Fleas #Flies #FlyFriday #Grasshoppers #Hemiptera #Hymenoptera #iNaturalist #Insect #InsectPhotography #Insects #InsectSaturday #InsektenSamstag #Invertebrates #Leafhoppers #Lepidoptera #Locusts #Mayflies #Metamorphosis #MiteMonday #Mites #Moths #Orthoptera #Planthoppers #Pupa #Scorpions #Silverfish #Spider #SpiderSunday #StickInsects #StinkBugs #Termites #Thrips #Treehoppers #Wasps #WeevilWednesday

    Reptiles (#Reptiles)
    #Crocodiles #Lizards #ReptilesOfMastodon #Snakes #Tuatara #Turtles

    Sea Creatures
    #Dugongs #FishEyeFriday #FishFriday #FishyFriday #Hagfish #Lamprey #Manatees #MolluscMonday #Phytoplankton #Rays #Seals #Sharks #ShrimpSunday #Skates #Sturgeon #Whales #Zooplankton

    Mammals (#Mammals)
    Cats (#Cats)
    #CatsOfMastodon #Catstodon #CatsOfYore #Caturday #DeepThoughtsOfCats #FediCats #Feline #MastoCats #ToeBeansTuesday #TongueOutTuesday #WhiskersWednesday

    Dogs (#Dogs)
    #DogsOfFediverse #DogsOfMastodon #Dogstodon #MastoDogs #MonDog #SnootBoopTuesday #SunDog #WoofWednesday

    Equine
    #Asstodon #BrumbySunday #Donkeys #Horses #MustangMonday #StallionSaturday #Wedsneigh #WildHorseWednesday #Zebras

    Farming
    #Cattle #CowsOfMastodon #Deer #GoatsOfMastodon #Pigs #SheepOfMastodon #Sheepturday

    Lagomorphs
    #BunnyButtFriday #Hares #HouseRabbit #MastoBun #Pikas #Rabbits #RabbitsOfMastodon #SundayBunday #SundayIsBunday

    Marsupials (#Marsupials)
    #Bandicoots #Kangaroos #Koalas #Opossums TasmanianDevils #Wallabies #Wombats

    Monotremes (#Monotremes)
    #Echidna #Platypus

    Primates (#Primates)
    #Apes #Bonobos #Chimpanzees #Gorillas #Humans #HumanSuitSaturday #Lemurs #Man #Monkeys #Orangutans

    Rodents (#Rodents)
    #Beavers #Capybaras #Guineapigs #Hamsters #Mice #Porcupines #Rats #Raturday #RodentsOfMastodon #Squirrels #Voles

    et al.
    #Anteaters #Antelope #Bats #Bears #Camels #Elephants #Fursday #FurSuitFriday #Hedgehogs #MammothMonday #MastodonMonday #Moles #Mongooses #OtThursday #Pangolins #Sloths #SlothSaturday #StoatSaturday #Tapirs #TuesdayTiger #TuskTuesday #Wildlife #WildlifeWednesday

    Useful Links

    See Nature & Animals | Fedi.Directory

    Plants
    #Agriculture #Autumn #BalconyGarden #BloomScrolling #Botany #Botanical #Botanist #Ferndiverse #FernFriday #Fernstodon #Flora #FloraIncognita #FloralFriday #Florespondence #FlowerFriday #FlowersOfMastodon #Foliage #FoliageFriday #Forest #ForestFriday #Horticulture #HousePlants #HousePlantsOfMastodon #IndoorGardening #Lichen #Liverwort #Gardening #GardeningAU #GardeningMastodon #GrowYourOwn #Hydroponics #Landscape #Moss #MossMonday #Mosstodon #MossyMonday #Orchids #Permaculture #Phenology #PlantBiology #PlantCells #PlantID #PlantIdentification #SeedySaturday #Succulents #SucculentSunday #Swamp #ThickTrunkTuesday #ThornyThursday #TreesOfMastodon #TreeTrunkTuesday #TreeTuesday #Weeds #Wilderness #WildFlowerHour #WildFlowers #Woodland

    Useful Links

    See Gardening Under Lifestyle & Hobbies | Fedi.Directory

    Fungi
    #Boletes #FungalFriday #Funghi #FunghiFriday #Fungi #FungiFriday #FungiOfMastodon #FungiPhoto #Fungiverse #Fungus #FungusAmongUs #FungusFriday #MagicMushrooms #Mushroom #Mushrooming #MushroomMonday #Mushrooms #MushroomsOfMastodon #MushroomPhoto #Mushroomstodon #Mushtodon #Mycelium #Mycology #MycologyMonday #Pilz #Pilze #Psilocybe #Psilocybin #Shrooms #ShroomSong #Spores #Sporespondence #Toadstool #TodayInMushrooms #Yeast

    Fediverse Groups

    For more about how groups work Click Here

    Gardening Group
    Discussion group about gardens and gardening
    • Address: @gardening

    Plants Group
    Discussion group about plants, including gardens and wild species
    • Address: @plants

    (See Index For More Hashtags)

    #AnimalHashtags #HashtagsAnimals #PlantHashtags #HashtagsPlants #FungiHashtags #HashtagsFungi #HashtagLists #ListsHashtags