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โ [PINNED] Reticulum, FYI | Part 1 "How do announces work in Reticulum (RNS) ?" โ
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โธ 2mo ago
It seems like a lot of people really want to understand Reticulum (I know I did). And
a lot of them are not developers. Reticulum is super super powerful, but with that comes
a bit more technical load to deeply understand.
This here is my small lil attempt at helping bridge that gap for other enthusiasts that
want to know what's going on under the hood.
[Reticulum, FYI | Part 1 "How do announces work in Reticulum (RNS)
?"](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PFRS_Fqk2Go)
I figured here on the forum, there's a lot more technically proficient folks, but for
those who aren't I hope this is helpful! (And for those who are more technical, feel free
to offer helpful criticisms, or even other topics/concepts from Reticulum you think other
non-technical users seem to need the most help with)
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โธ 2mo ago
I really like the mailroom analogy. Simple to follow and understand.
Would be cool to see other Reticulum concepts broken down the same way. Great work!!!
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โธ 2mo ago
Zenith wrote:
> I really like the mailroom analogy. Simple to follow and understand.
>
> Would be cool to see other Reticulum concepts broken down the same way. Great work!!!
Thanks so much!! I think a next follow-on would be a path request, that should be a
simpler shorter one and can pick up basically where this one left off ๐ค Will sleep on it
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โธ 2mo ago
That was really well explained! As you said in the video, the individual concepts are
simple, but understanding how they work together on a higher level takes some work. More
videos like this will be very helpful.
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โธ 2mo ago
So cool! I'm most interested in learning about the protocol itself, and just haven't
spend so much time learning about other network protocols which would make it easier. I
can then also maybe tell people more than just how cool it is that it can talk over
multiple interfaces :)
One question I have is, so it only keeps the shortest path, and drops the others, what
happens when a path falls out? How does the node that only has information about the
shortest path (which now doesn't exist anymore) know how to contact the node that
announced?
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โธ 2mo ago
Also the 'simple layers but complex network', reminded me of a game a played called
Turing complete. Where simple rules of components (Logic gates/E. Components) get
introduced, and then one must build complex system with them.
A similar style of presentation might be fun.
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โธ 2mo ago
Very nice! Explaining reticulum is really important.
KenAKAFrosty wrote:
> ...even other topics/concepts from Reticulum you think other non-technical users seem
to need the most help with)
I think an overview over the reticulum 'ecosystem' would be nice. I can imagine that new
people might be a bit overwhelmed if they hear about rns, rnode, interfaces, lxmf,
nomadnet, columba, rrc, lxst, meshchat, meshchatx, rnodeflasher, rnsh, sideband and so
on.Especially if they still think rns is similar to meshcore/meshtastic.
Like what is rns? What interfaces are there, what protocols are there, what cool stuff
has been build upon all that, where are the things connected?
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โธ 2mo ago
joakim wrote:
> That was really well explained! As you said in the video, the individual concepts are
simple, but understanding how they work together on a higher level takes some work. More
videos like this will be very helpful.
thanks joakim! totally agree
falafool wrote:
> So cool! I'm most interested in learning about the protocol itself, and just
haven't spend so much time learning about other network protocols which would make
it easier. I can then also maybe tell people more than just how cool it is that it can
talk over multiple interfaces :)
>
> One question I have is, so it only keeps the shortest path, and drops the others, what
happens when a path falls out? How does the node that only has information about the
shortest path (which now doesn't exist anymore) know how to contact the node that
announced?
Short answer: a path request! I think your question here has solidified this is
definitely the next video to follow with (as well as this thread
https://rns.recipes/forum/general/thoughts-about-unidirectional-connections-especially-in-
lora-networks ), so I think this will be a very high value one.
PS: i LOVE Turing Complete! I haven't finished it yet; really need to get back to that
soon. But yes, exactly the kind of building blocks mentality I'm taking with this series
:D
Anonymous wrote:
> Very nice! Explaining reticulum is really important.
>
> KenAKAFrosty wrote:
> > ...even other topics/concepts from Reticulum you think other non-technical users
seem to need the most help with)
>
> I think an overview over the reticulum 'ecosystem' would be nice. I can
imagine that new people might be a bit overwhelmed if they hear about rns, rnode,
interfaces, lxmf, nomadnet, columba, rrc, lxst, meshchat, meshchatx, rnodeflasher, rnsh,
sideband and so on.Especially if they still think rns is similar to meshcore/meshtastic.
>
> Like what is rns? What interfaces are there, what protocols are there, what cool stuff
has been build upon all that, where are the things connected?
Very true. Sort of as I noted in the video, it seems like that side is better covered
already, but perhaps that was a bit premature of me to assume. As I think about this,
what makes sense to me right now is, continue on building blocks, up to when the whole
system has been touched. Then a follow-on video, or series even, could go over ecosystem
as well, now with the ability to reference those building blocks. Plus I'm hoping to
RNS/LXMF distinction will naturally fall out very clearly from this series too. Great
food for thought, I'll keep digesting!
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