#internet mesh

A screencap of cjdns running in Linux Mint 17.3. Another excellent factor of robustness is that a few battery powered wireless mesh nodes can keep an area connected even if the local AC grid and internet fail. Then the mesh functions as a local net until a peer is found that can serve as a gateway to the internet. In essence, you can still send messages, files, stream video, etc., to others in the local mesh.

A new how-to is posted, showing how to install cjdns mesh networking in Windows and Linux. It uses the Hyperboria network for an example, but it works for any mesh based on cjdns: https://www.ab9il.net/crypto/cjdns1.html It took 10 minutes from start to finish! Easy. This technology is all about decentralising the internet - putting it in the hands of the users, increasing security, and making it impossible to hack or tamper with the traffic.