My experience of the #fediverse :
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@_elena Sorry to but in, but one thing I've never been able to find my people on is sound design. If anyone knows where the sound designers are hanging out and how to find them, I'd be interested to know. the hash tags around sound design that I've tried haven't yielded much.
@JustinMac84 You could try to follow #musicproduction or reach out using that tag.
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@JustinMac84 You could try to follow #musicproduction or reach out using that tag.
@plaimbock @JustinMac84 sorry if I forgot to respond Justin (it's been a RIP my mentions kind of day). In terms of advice of people to follow in music production / sound design, maybe @prinlu and @sknob have some leads?
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@plaimbock @JustinMac84 sorry if I forgot to respond Justin (it's been a RIP my mentions kind of day). In terms of advice of people to follow in music production / sound design, maybe @prinlu and @sknob have some leads?
@_elena @plaimbock @JustinMac84 @prinlu
A lot of musicians on the fedi, some of whom might lead you to finding what you’re after. Here’s a handy cheat sheet.
https://nham.co.uk/2025/06/how-do-i-connect-with-artists-on-the-fediverse-cheat-sheet/
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@_elena @plaimbock @JustinMac84 @prinlu
A lot of musicians on the fedi, some of whom might lead you to finding what you’re after. Here’s a handy cheat sheet.
https://nham.co.uk/2025/06/how-do-i-connect-with-artists-on-the-fediverse-cheat-sheet/
@sknob thank you for helping!!!!!!!
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My experience of the #fediverse :
Year 1 (2023):
It feels a little lonely as 99% of my friends stayed on Big Tech platforms.Year 2 (2024):
I start a blog - #TheFutureIsFederated - to explain the fediverse to "normies"... and I make a lot of new (techie) friends.Year 3 (2025):
My techie friends encourage me to start self-hosting with #YunoHost... and I do! (GoToSocial, PeerTube, NextCloud...) I LOVE it.Year 4 (2026):
I plan to buy a Heltec to try out off-grid mesh radio communication
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My experience of the #fediverse :
Year 1 (2023):
It feels a little lonely as 99% of my friends stayed on Big Tech platforms.Year 2 (2024):
I start a blog - #TheFutureIsFederated - to explain the fediverse to "normies"... and I make a lot of new (techie) friends.Year 3 (2025):
My techie friends encourage me to start self-hosting with #YunoHost... and I do! (GoToSocial, PeerTube, NextCloud...) I LOVE it.Year 4 (2026):
I plan to buy a Heltec to try out off-grid mesh radio communication️@_elena also been looking for meshtastic stuff, I joined fedi in one of the first big migrations. Never went back haha
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@patpro for sure!
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@Mastui @leonieke @_elena closed source? The firmware is MIT licensed, their exists python-library, someone’s making a rust-library, a healthy ecosystem of software and multiple open source clients exist in app stores.
MeshCore works leaps and bounds better than Meshtastic at actual reliable messaging and delivery with its architecture.
Meshtastic is flooded with telemetry packets and has a hop could default of 3 max 7. MeshCore can go much farther.
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@kristoff hahaha actually my plan for years 4-5 is to learn FreeBSD
The ham radio license would be a dream!
@_elena well, next time you come to FOSDEM, feel free to drop by the amateurradio infobooth and will show you all the geekyness and fun radio-technology has to offer.
Usually we are in the AW building. (Can't miss it, it the building with the large radiomast in front of it
)But, as Michael also mentions below, be carefull, as once you enter the wonderfull and sometimes magical world of radio technology and mesh* networking, there is no way going back.
Enjoy the ride!
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@Mastui @leonieke @_elena closed source? The firmware is MIT licensed, their exists python-library, someone’s making a rust-library, a healthy ecosystem of software and multiple open source clients exist in app stores.
MeshCore works leaps and bounds better than Meshtastic at actual reliable messaging and delivery with its architecture.
Meshtastic is flooded with telemetry packets and has a hop could default of 3 max 7. MeshCore can go much farther.
@origamiunicorn @leonieke @_elena The app was very much closed source the last time I checked. And the problems you mention with meshtastic are not really problems. I can get from Northern Denmark to south of france with 7 hops. Telemetry is always a tradeoff - meshcore has its problems there as well https://github.com/meshcore-dev/MeshCore/issues/1031
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@origamiunicorn @leonieke @_elena The app was very much closed source the last time I checked. And the problems you mention with meshtastic are not really problems. I can get from Northern Denmark to south of france with 7 hops. Telemetry is always a tradeoff - meshcore has its problems there as well https://github.com/meshcore-dev/MeshCore/issues/1031
@Mastui @leonieke @_elena ah ok well default is 3 hops and 7 is max. Mesh core can reliably do more. So, that’s not a problem.
It’s open source not closed source so you’re mistaken sure.
MeshCore is meant to be low noise high reliability if you want telemetry use Meshtastic but the majority of folks want to message their friends.
Also Meshtastic has had serious security problems in the past.
Cheers!
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