dan seifert

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dan seifert @dcseifert

@jvettorino @mdrndad @sethbloom nah, they can be on multiple levels. for ex, if your modem is on the left side of your basement, put a node on the right side of fl 1 and left side of fl 2. that node on fl 2 will likely connect right to the main node w/o passing through the node on fl 1. — PolitiTweet.org

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@jvettorino @mdrndad @sethbloom the best way to set up the nodes is in a circle, if they are all in a straight line, the one farthest from your modem is going to be constricted the most. each “hop” from one node to another eats into your bandwidth — PolitiTweet.org

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@jvettorino @mdrndad @sethbloom obviously depends on your floor plan, but ideally you don't want them in a straight line https://t.co/tGJFrHQgpn — PolitiTweet.org

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