New Scalable Mesh Networking Protocol That Makes Net Neutrality Irrelevant

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	New Scalable Mesh Networking Protocol That Makes Net Neutrality Irrelevant (isogrid.org)
	7 points by PhaseMage 3107 days ago

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PhaseMage 3107 days ago

Hi, I'm the main developer behind the IsoGrid Protocol. Let me know if you have any questions!

I'm looking for folks who might be interested in helping out. I was raised under Windows, but I want to use free (as in freedom) software, so integration has been a bit slow going as I learn how to use Linux.

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Cyberdog 3107 days ago

"Protocols" of scaling mesh networks are a dime a dozen. I'd rather read about stable and popular implementations of them.

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PhaseMage 3107 days ago

Implementation is in-progress. I've open-sourced it at https://github.com/IsoGrid/IsoSwitch

I agree with you, I would also rather be reading about a stable and popular implementation of a scalable mesh network. However, there is no such thing. TCP/IP is the closest I've seen, but I think we can do better.

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