MadBits

Everyone agrees that killing protesters is wrong, no matter the number. The real issue isn’t just about how many deaths justify action, it’s about fairness. Why do some countries face outrage and others don’t?

Instead of arguing over numbers, maybe we should focus on how to hold all governments accountable without making things worse. (Which is just dreams, we can't really hold anyone accountable nowadays)

Violence from outside rarely fixes things, but ignoring injustice isn’t the answer either. The goal should be justice for all, not just the cases that fit our biases, and no country should unilaterally decide when or how to intervene in another’s affairs without facing serious scrutiny.

Ultimately, I don’t believe the US and Israel would intervene in Iran to protect protesters. It feels more like a pretext to install a regime that serves their own interests, more precisely, Israels interest. For "the great israel".

Also, never forget Holodomor, done by the zionist stalin in order to decimate a freedom movement at that time.

Both of us use different antennas (literally scrap), we use meshstatic with raspberries.

This will be of much help if you're looking to get started: https://meshtastic.org/docs/hardware/

Also 300km is indeed almost obstacle free, there's lots of villages and forests in between but one of the antenna is located on 12th floor of a building in a city. Coverage is not really the issue, even inside the city with all interference, we did manage to establish a proper connection within 3km, one antenna on 4th floor and the other one on the first floor with lots of tall buildings in between. (Worked much better than expected)

Mad fun project to get started with, highly recommended. Is it of much use? Not yet, not really. But we are planning on pumping up the power a little bit, add a few more nodes and hopefully we will be able to deploy a Lemmy or something and step by step we will create our own shitty "undernet".

I actually built a LoRa network with a mate, if we stretch our antenas we can cover almost 300km with little to no energy but the latency is absolutely trash, though communication wise it works alright.

We should have less and less trust handling our data like we currently do.

I think they are just honey-traps.

This would be one of the logical answers.

Haven't read a single rule, honest to be. Not so familiar with posting in communities, never really did it on reddit so I just thought of trying to contribute to the community given its much smaller here. Will do though.

Yea, I think its for the best.

https://newsukraine.rbc.ua/news/musk-steps-in-spacex-blocks-starlink-use-1769940889.html

Not sure why the link is not showing up.

Edit: Nevermind, just added it to the posts body.

Good luck, friend! All the best wishes and stay strong. If you ever need someone to talk to, we are here.

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"Belgian-Israeli businessman Ehud Arye Laniado, founder of Omega Diamonds, suffered a fatal heart attack while undergoing injections intended to enlarge his penis."

At least we get some good news this year.

The problem is that too many people aren't paying attention or lack the awareness to see what's happening. Power gets placed in the hands of those who are easily manipulated—precisely so the masses will fight each other while thinking they're doing good. Our only real solution is unity. We can't push people away just because they have different opinions. Some are blinded by misinformation, some are lost in their own bubbles, some can't accept the truth because of ego, and yes—some do have bad intentions. But most don't. We need to distinguish between those who are misled and those who are deliberately causing harm. Rejecting everyone who disagrees only strengthens the division that benefits those in power. Meet people where they are, challenge ideas with patience, and build bridges wherever possible. Division is their strategy. Unity is ours.