right but unless you sign a contributor licensing agreement when you contribute then the copyright owner can’t relicense code you contributed.

so if you contribute to a GPL codebase it’s pretty legally perilous to try to unilaterally relicense code that isn’t “yours”.

this is pretty nebulous territory anyways, but I’d argue it’s pretty unethical to relicense to a more restrictive license essentially “taking” the GPL code from contributors

Yes, with the current network this is true. I guess it feels like you’re discounting the future growth of the constellation

Beam steering largely mitigates most of these problems. Fiber is definitely more scalable, but also far more expensive (somehow…) to provide last mile to the entire planet.

that might as well be AI generated. there are no numbers, just some dumb matrix with arbitrary reasoning and now evidence. I’m all for evidence to the contrary, but this is not that

You seem to know a lot about these limits, can you elaborate?

I don’t think there are actual physics limitations on network capacity right now

ah. tailscale is great for that. I personally just leave my home assistant exposed behind a reverse proxy

You don’t need anything other than home assistant though, right? the companion apps already just do that

Google map’s location sharing does not even impact battery life.