@dollahterrom4544

Is larping and reselling RNodes for $1000 that originally cost $90 here too?

@larrymace2361

Dude I had to check your comment to see for myself. He wants like $1,100 for something you can get for $100 that's insane. That's beyond scalping an 11x markup.

@lcrince

This guy is such a loser. the audacity of asking a 1000 dollars for a rNode is absolutely insane.

@chadzulu4328

Almost half a million views in less than 12 hours. A whole lot of people are interested in this right now. That’s good.

@Bjork-x7g

this guy is stealing and reselling peoples ideas at a huge mark up. don't fall for it.

@LJM5647

For the people who are thinking free Internet, It's definitely not like having standard, high-speed internet on your phone.
High-speed internet requires massive bandwidth that simply isn't possible with radio frequencies that bounce off the ionosphere. You'll still need traditional ISPs to get that kind of speed.

 @WyattFredaCowie

This guy is a complete grifter. Selling open source hardware and AI summarized documentation for absurd prices. I hope you do get sued.

@maddam50

Nothing like using AI to write your script on how to subvert corporate overreach...

Reticulum RNode – Prebuilt Node = $1,099.00 USD Now I know the dollar has devalued by half but what he is asking for seems kinda steep

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