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▪ Hacker/Security Researcher ▪ Host Null Byte, Retia on YouTube ▪ Retia LLC Founder
▪ Hacker/Security Researcher ▪ Host Null Byte, Retia on YouTube ▪ Retia LLC Founder
▪ Hacker/Security Researcher ▪ Host Null Byte, Retia on YouTube ▪ Retia LLC Founder
▪ Hacker/Security Researcher ▪ Host Null Byte, Retia on YouTube ▪ Retia LLC Founder
▪ Hacker/Security Researcher ▪ Host Null Byte, Retia on YouTube ▪ Retia LLC Founder
▪ Hacker/Security Researcher ▪ Host Null Byte, Retia on YouTube ▪ Retia LLC Founder
▪ Hacker/Security Researcher ▪ Host Null Byte, Retia on YouTube ▪ Retia LLC Founder
Someone on TikTok asked if you can fit a #meshtastic node in an altoids tin using the open source nibble. The answer is yes, and the range was good too!
▪ Hacker/Security Researcher ▪ Host Null Byte, Retia on YouTube ▪ Retia LLC Founder
▪ Hacker/Security Researcher ▪ Host Null Byte, Retia on YouTube ▪ Retia LLC Founder