Not really. - The "miner" only runs on single-board computers like Orange Pi or Raspberry Pi, so it's quite eco-friendly - Those who run these Skyminers are the one who provide the service. So they get paid from their neighbors for forwarding the data to the next neighborhood it seems.
The team promises a much more efficient internet with much cheaper price.
Nathaniel Bailey
Thanks for the explanations user. Sounds awesome. How can I build/buy a miner ?
I thought the same thing too. But this project started in 2012 with almost limitless budget (from billionaire private investors and bitcoin whales founders).
So it's actually Silicon Valley mimicking them LOL
Jonathan Lee
>literally running chink. Freenodes thinking you defeated evil isp
Aiden Martinez
Silicon valley is better then sky coin, cause at least they have compression meme to get goys into the new internet, unlike skymeme
Logan Watson
I saw a distribution map of the miners somewhere, they are pretty far ahead. Ill post in a sec
Andrew Cooper
They're designing an antenna, so when that is ready, you plug this Skyminer hardware to that antenna that you put on your roof. All antennas will then communicate to each other without ISP.
Your normie neighbors just use the internet you provide via WiFi it seems.
Kevin Campbell
>he thinks memes are bad
too much Jow Forums per day user.
Jace Baker
>using WiFi What is next you gonna use unused vhf as a new cellphone network plus internet.
Luke James
Lol they have added a shitton more miners since the last time I checked
Synth, their founder, is an anarchist. He hates governments so much LOL.
A quote from him: "..herding millenials into 400 sq-ft apartments, taking away their cars, putting them under $500,000 student loan debt; putting Amazon Echo micrphones in their bedrooms, geolocating them 24/7 down to a meter by cell phone, etc. Feeding them fake food, etc
What is the point, lol"
Hardware they're using are just first versions being tested for performance. Later on when the real thing is rolled out, they will use their custom-built hardware.
Juan Taylor
What about latency times? In the minutes?
Asher Collins
Why are pajeets everywhere??
Logan Perry
Looks interesting. So how does it work? Why is it called a miner?
Ethan Brooks
Computers started in the military. Facebook was based on other commercial services, notably Myspace.
Jack Gomez
Post a guide you shiI do a node with one pi?
Thomas Lopez
fucking gillfoyle
Kayden Morris
This. It needs a viable way to have 0-1 ms latency or its a no-go.
Michael James
So they invented a wireless router?
clap clap clap clap clap
Caleb Nelson
are you retarded? jesus christ
Hunter Jackson
Tbh I have no idea. But in his interviews the founder said the current internet is highly inefficient and it wasn't even the best tech back in the 90's.
The team's goal is to upgrade the internet technicaly. Not simply a political move.
Also I might be wrong but I remember he says users can prioritize their needs with this new internet. So like, if you want low latency for gaming just for a 3-hour gaming session, you can pay to have it. If you want better buffer for downloading a 50GB movie in under 10 minutes, you can pay for it.
Jack Collins
do you guys realy think governements will allow a decentralised internet
But if the signal goes from antenna to antenna with small jumps, how will it achieve low latency? Not like normal internet if flawless, you get seconds if you want to access something on a different continent.
Jonathan White
look closer user
Jayden Moore
>Computers started in the military. Computers started in a "basement" & before that - on a sheet of paper.
James King
NEW INTERNET FOR BETTER 4K PORN
Robert Jenkins
So he is a retard got it. >using antennas >literally cellular companies spend millions to provide shit 4g. Shit project, you might as well connect via light bulbs.
Benjamin Gonzalez
Wrong computers were run by women weaving shit.
Samuel Price
My life in one drawing. Fuck, depression isn't a meme
Every time someone thinks his idea of dramatically changing the internet will become widespread I think of IPv6 and how after 2 decades it still didn't replace the IPv4.
Juan Gutierrez
4G or even 5G can't get over TCP/IP limitations.
Their founder wants to replace TCP/IP with a better protocol.
Wyatt Carter
Them they'd have one designed and working in the lab before making hardware, what a bunch of goofs
Ryan Rodriguez
The founders will never reach anything but 50mbps if lucky faggot a cheaper solution is pay people to by a ubiquiti mesh for 100 bucks then you antenna meme.
John Gomez
>fucking gillfoyle How's that loan of Tesla going, Dinesh? And for the sake of clarity, I didn't mean the one you had to return because you couldn't afford it anymore, but the one you bought for your employee, even though you can't afford that either.
William Bailey
>Wrong computers were run by women weaving shit. Read the text you replied to again, you dolt.
Easton Evans
Current internet is available commercially for less than 3 decades so far. Maybe IPv6 came too early.
Remember how Microsoft pioneered tablets but didnt succeed?
Evan Hernandez
>more efficient internet >crypto shit Define efficient.
Sebastian Mitchell
A factory floor is not a basement, they used wood not paper you dolt.
Liam Lee
Testnet already running. Hardware (antenna) is what's missing.
Luke Butler
Skywire (the networking protocol) is actually a mix of 3 different protocols, and is hardware agnostic. The antennas while operating on unlicensed bands and frequencies, will not be using current protocols like 802.11
Nolan Jackson
And read it again.
Noah James
Are you happy with your internet speed?
The crypto thing is to provide incentives for people to run the network.
Zachary Davis
That looks really cool. Can you provide a link so people can get into it?
Landon Reed
>we have nothing >how you gonna nuinternet without ISP Soon™ >What nuprotcool you gonna use Soon™
It a scam >creat a freenode meme with servers and try to use crypto to make money. >see all these problem >give no real physical solution >soon™
Luke Phillips
>Maybe IPv6 came too early. Even then address exhaustion was a problem, that's why IPv6 came into existence in the first place. It was however cheaper to implement NAT and the like rather than switching to another protocol which required new hardware and additional work.
Brayden Fisher
ris is not dinesh ris is your mom i am dead and i never loved you
Aiden Russell
>custom-built hardware that is owned by users
lol and how does this hardware connect me to someone across the ocean
this is like all net neutrality people saying once town signs up be so good yet you still use the ISP's fiber back haul across the US
Hunter Butler
The current internet is limited by light speed in latency and and the only major inefficiency in TCP is to provide state. The internet routing has possible inefficiencies due to the failure tolerant pairing design but you would get more fuckups with a wireless setup. Maybe they can more efficiently get money into their pockets from yours?
Levi Cook
how do you do that bottom font style? the rainbow one. I love it reminds me of kid pix
This is a far better project, without blockchain bullshit.
Aaron Harris
>Are you happy with your internet speed? Yes, it is glorious. >The crypto thing is to provide incentives for people to run the network. That's great. Is this a fucking Jow Forums raid?
Ethan Diaz
Soon™ >cellphone provides spend millions and still provide crap service on their network. >network hardware provides try to improve wireless internet
>chink will find the way.
Aiden Hernandez
>still didn't answer how you get this wireless signal across the ocean >also without frying the people below the antenna
>So they get paid from their neighbors for forwarding the data to the next neighborhood it seems. So basically you either do it for free at a cost to yourself or Jew your neighbors like ISPs do now.
Leo Williams
current mesh networks are run by volunteers who are not paid running it, thas its not incentivized. thats why mesh networks are not as big is they could be.
on Skywire you are paid to run a mesh network in crypto so there is an actual real incentive for you to run a mesh network now for the first time in history.
Jacob Nelson
>use video chat >30000ms delay
Ryan Perez
More like paided to be a server host you faggot.
Kayden Rivera
ah, I remember living that way, except at some point I actually did manage to find a 9/10 gf and started to work out because of her. Seems like a century ago now, an eye I had to sacrifice in order to acquire wisdom.
Aerial drone nodes. Short wave radio packets for low priority data packets. ISP lights up unused undersea fiber to join the network and earn crypto.
William Anderson
>memes
Asher Morgan
>undersea cables are a meme How do you think you're talking to me right now?
Ethan Davis
Using ISP backbones as new internet is a meme.
William Flores
I smell bullshit.
Joshua Reed
>unused fiber
yeah sure exists
those tier 1 ISPS lay down cable at a ridiculous cost and then don't use them
Adrian Jackson
Honestly when I saw Skycoin a few years ago I thought this was exactly something Jow Forums would be into. Then over time, it has been revealed that the sky coin team are a bunch of fucking retards.
Michael Edwards
ISPs are only clients of those who lay down the cables
Isaiah Russell
>what is a tier 1 isp
read again dumb cunt
Bentley Harris
>there's one small obstacle in part of your plan, therefore none of it is ever possible
You can access every server in north and south America without going over seas once.
I listed 3 of the most obvious solutions to that one aspect of the plan. Those are just off the top of my head. There are many more possible solutions. That's what humans are for; solving problems.
>first link 50km at best literally on coast >no power on random island >"free" internet passing via russia >thinks that fixed the issue >passing via thousands and thousands of nodes with high latency is a great internet
David Clark
>fucking reinventing the wheel for no reason. Every project talking more about financials rather than implementation is a scam. Anything with coin in it is a scam. Crypto is a scam. You guys never learn.
Eli Thomas
>nobody has ever made a wireless connection further than 50km >nobody has ever had more than 1 antenna on a tower at once before >nobody has ever found a way of having a power source in a remote environment with high winds, and moving water
You wat m8? We literally have a connection with robots on another planet. (albeit low bandwidth). There are solutions to getting a wireless connection over 50km, lol. You have the imagination of an ant.
1. The internet has serious problems. 2. Crypto solves real problems, that's why it has users. (though I agree it is overvalued at present).
Jason Howard
Probably word art or some shit
Kevin Scott
Because isps are awful.
I'd gladly pay a one time fee of $500 over whatever ridiculous monthly fee some intelligence agency demands from me.
Ian Torres
>never implied 50m is impossible >you want the internet transmitting over that >most are 150-400mbps links >ignored latency >muh international robot connections
yeah which use fibre and copper and get there in
Brayden Brown
Radiowave latency is not the issue. It moves at the speed of light. The reason our wireless connection have lower latency than wired is due to the protocols. Skywire has new protocols.
Aaron Gray
>make shit worse than what we have >but how do we make it better? >ADD SHITCOIN TO IT LEL Everytime
Charles Gomez
The networking protocol works without a cryptocurrency.
The cryptocurrency is simply to incentivize people to contribute resources to the network.
Easton Davis
transparent gradient layer with those colours selection/path to leave it just for the letters or something like that idk
Nathan Russell
I wonder who the "brains" behind it is? Think about it. These people want an alternative internet so they dont have to pay the ISP's so eventually everyone joins this internet where the consumer it their own ISP effectively, now, where you suppose they gonna store enough switching and routing hardware, who wil own all this stuff and why will they run it free just so you can get your fun? OK so my antennae is uploading and downloading and everything is working fine except the next nearest antennae is over 300 miles away Now I got to set up a fucking relay system which means paying someone or buying licences to transmit across their hardware. OR I could just buy half a million notes worth of relay antennae.
Somewhere along the line this shit is going to have to rely on rich companies who can put satellites into orbit, or have fibre optic cable, or a set of relay antennae. That all costs billions of notes. It's a faggot pie in the sky dream
Someone smoked too much weed one night and went insane for a few weeks and dreamt that shit up
Joseph Kelly
Did I imply it didn't? Incentivizing people with shitcoins isn't gonna make a worse solution better, is what I said