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#storeandforward — Public Fediverse posts

Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #storeandforward, aggregated by home.social.

  1. "If at all applicable to your intent, you must design your applications to embrace Store & Forward

    Instead of demanding an immediate answer, your application should act as a patient participant. You create a message for someone or something in the mesh. The network holds it. It carries it from node to node, perhaps over hours or days, waiting for the recipient to appear. When they finally surface, the message is delivered"
    reticulum.network/manual/zen.h


  2. #Question How would you reimagining, reinventing email & usenet in 2025?

    An open, terminal native, low-resource, slow pace, textual/unicode, store & forward, self-configuring, delay & disruption tolerant, inherently private & secure, spam-free, peer-to-peer, trivial to self-host, with self-generated self-owned addresses (eg: ssh public keys) which you can take with you from system to system?

    #NomadicIdentities #SelfHosting #StoreAndForward #DelayAndDisruptionTolerant
    #EMail #UseNet #ReImagined

  3. How would you reimagining, reinventing email & usenet in 2025?

    An open, terminal native, low-resource, slow pace, textual/unicode, store & forward, self-configuring, delay & disruption tolerant, inherently private & secure, spam-free, peer-to-peer, trivial to self-host, with self-generated self-owned addresses (eg: ssh public keys) which you can take with you from system to system?


  4. #Question How would you reimagining, reinventing email & usenet in 2025?

    An open, terminal native, low-resource, slow pace, textual/unicode, store & forward, self-configuring, delay & disruption tolerant, inherently private & secure, spam-free, peer-to-peer, trivial to self-host, with self-generated self-owned addresses (eg: ssh public keys) which you can take with you from system to system?

    #NomadicIdentities #SelfHosting #StoreAndForward #DelayAndDisruptionTolerant
    #EMail #UseNet #ReImagined

  5. launching a node out of a velux window on a 10 m pole on a foggy bank holiday

  6. You see, (as an example) #GMRS is not allowed to do "#storeAndForward" but does "#linkedRepeaters" which are not considered "store and forward" by the FCC

  7. CW: re: Fediverse meme

    @ecliptik @w4v3 So both #UUCP and #FidoNet are not much used anymore. Both were big in the #1980s. Both were ways of exhcanging information over phone lines, but now run mostly over #Internet. Both are #asynchronous, #StoreAndForward systems. The idea being, to send a message from point A to point D, system A might call up system B, B calls up C, and C calls up D. So a message may take hours or days to get across, in the old times. 1/