http://127.0.0.1:8888/USK@pxtehd-TmfJwyNUAW2Clk4pwv7Nshyg21NNfXcqzFv4,LTjcTWqvsq3ju6pMGe9Cqb3scvQgECG81hRdgj5WO4s,AQACAAE/statistics/1057/plot_week_uptime.png
According to ArneBab, this has changed significantly recently due to a bug fix: We were over-counting high uptime nodes. So we have fewer high uptime nodes than we thought. It's hard to read though. Steve, could you add a cumulative distribution line or something, so we can say e.g. X% of nodes have uptime > 50%? It has significant consequences for long-term strategy: If most nodes have low uptime then darknet is very much harder. While the times when your node is operational may correlate strongly with those for your friends, when we get a few hops in any random direction this will run into problems. At best we get dramatically different available data depending on the time of day; at worst, even with friend-of-a-friend connections (and maybe for more hops than that!), we could get a fragmentary network, i.e. no global connectivity at certain times of day. Please don't take this as a Council of Doom - there are things we can do about this, e.g. making it very easy to run Freenet on a Pi. But first we need to clearly quantify the problem.
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