A few glaring issues including lost network connectivity and GPS issues marred my experience with the app but it's brand new and produced by one guy in New York, Marcio Cyrillo, and worth a few tries before ash-canning it.
Writer Peter C. Newman concluded that "Stursberg's rage dominates his crackling autobiography - as does his grief for the lost network's unfulfilled promise".
But the small guys will lose network effects, and the big guys will gain it".
The Network Connectivity Proxy (NCP) has recently been proposed as an effective mechanism to impersonate network connectivity on behalf of high power devices and enable them to sleep when idle without losing network presence.
Many will move to cheaper rentals, losing networks of friends, child support, family, school friends and school places.
The intensive use of NC, represented by a large maturity value, keeps duplicates of a lost packet in the network and the number of undecodable packets degenerate.
An absurdist installation, Linear Alpha by artist Robert Walker, combines AI, neural networks, a lost proto-Greek alphabet, and market trading for a dark satire on the idea of accelerationism.
Financial hardship loosens connectedness: Losing a job can mean losing a social network, and losing a house can mean losing one's community and, along with it, access to friends.
It's a fascinating dynamic: the network of a losing team clearly accommodating a reporter who had become a part of the story.
The work also generated support for the prediction of Hughes et al. (2007) that once a protein is lost from a network, there will be positive selective pressure to lose the additional copies under the dosage balance model and the strength of that selective pressure is dependent upon the number of interacting partners (cooperativity).
