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Here's also the medium article (same copy as the X thread): https://medium.com/@sbetamc/moav-v2-is-out-ab2fff44a9d8

no time for X thread or articles: - https://moav.sh/docs - https://github.com/MotherofallVPNs/MoaV


Great to hear that. Are you aware of any grants or bounties for Arweave? I'd like to have a more resilient backend/setup, but don't want to spend from the pocket even more :)


This is so cool, thank you for sharing. I'm diving on the website and code and see what you got there. would be great to join and chat further about this.

RE Hello taking 18s, yes that is long, but one caveat is that with longer text it doesn't get longer linearly due to compression, the more repetition the better compression.


Let's talk on https://p2p.radio/chat/#development

Doesn't require credentials to chat there and we can talk about next steps, really enjoyed that concept of using normal phone calls again as modems.


For those interested to know more and discuss the protocol, here's my attempt at documenting what worked at the end: https://github.com/shayanb/Nedagram/blob/main/docs/PROTOCOL....

I had to make sure the sound could be transferred on phone calls so it has lower baud rate than let's say dial up modems and many other methods (e.g. minimodem), I'd love to find a way to make it better.

Also got a suggestion to mix this with songs so it's less dodgy to play something like this on the phone. something that I want to look into as well.


Mother of All VPNs, Internet Freedom Stack

- https://moav.sh/ - https://github.com/shayanb/MoaV

Basically a one command installation of 8+ protocols with easy user management.

My idea is to make it easy to run your own battle tested VPN server for yourself (when traveling or not) and your family and friends. Pretty useful in national internet shutdown situations


Looks great, although I'm still not convinced to install it :) what can you say to make me be like hell yes I want to move from vscode to thicc?


I love coding, but I love vibe coding even more. I look at the code, do proper git commits manually and review the changes mostly. Vibe coding helps me do in a few hours what would have taken me weeks to make/debug/document.


Then that's not vibe coding though.


Basically: Rage Bait is winning :/

> The Oxford Word of the Year 2025 is rage bait

> Rage bait is defined as “online content deliberately designed to elicit anger or outrage by being frustrating, provocative, or offensive, typically posted in order to increase traffic to or engagement with a particular web page or social media content”.

https://corp.oup.com/news/the-oxford-word-of-the-year-2025-i...


this is a gem from the past I believe


Human coders utilizing LLMs are better


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