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@mlfh @cecilkorik Thankfully not everyone has been ignoring the #clearnet unreliability and #infrastructure requirements, so some #P2P program with #AsynchronousCommunication (https://www.complete.org/asynchronous-communication/) do exist, like #NNCP, #SSB and #Briar.
They can all use the #internet as transports... but they don't need it. Messaging over encrypted mailed microSD cards is possible, or over bluetooth while in the same room.
We need more stuff like this, and I unfortunately don't have a good list.
www.complete.org · Asynchronous CommunicationAsynchronous communication is communication between two endpoints that doesn’t have to happen in real time or near-real-time.
Compared to synchronous communication, asynchronous communication lets you trade latency for reliability.
Asynchronous communication is closely related to the concept of store-and-forward networking and delay/disruption-tolerant networking. In fact, most asynchronous implementations are also store-and-forward and delay-tolerant, so these terms are often used interchangably.
Let’s examine the difference with synchronous communication, which we are probably more familiar with: