Notices tagged with xmpp, page 16

Tägliches löschen von XMPP Spammern ist auch so eine Sisyphusarbeit ? #XMPP #SPAM

@matrix That #Metaverse #bullshit is definitely not the kind you should waste your tiny funds on.

I think that @blender would have more use for this tech but not a messenger system like yours.

People explicitly chose #Matrix in order to not have to deah with #VR bullshit and screaming kids in discord.

So I guess I'll stick with #IRC, #XMPP & #Zulip instead...

This evening I pushed a #Prosody community module that acts as a #UnifiedPush server. It allows apps on your phone to receive push notifications, using #XMPP as the delivery channel instead of Google's proprietary FCM or regular polling.

It uses a protocol devised and implemented by @daniel and all credit goes to him for this idea and first implementations.

It's all experimental stuff, but I'm already using it to get realtime notifications in #Fedilab ?

https://modules.prosody.im/mod_unified_push

#Matrix running out of money is a strong reminder of why #XMPP is the future.

I can tell you confidently that Matrix takes in a LOT more $$ than XMPP does every month. Matrix went the silicon valley route of throwing their money around on expensive domains (matrix.org, riot.im, vector.im, etc..), overloading their servers before the software could handle it, advertising aggressively, and trying to convince everybody they had the "better product" when it wasn't and still isn't fast enough for real-world use. (5-10 mins to join a room LMAO)

Now they've burnt the candle at both ends, and its only a matter of time before the ship goes down or is bailed out for another 5-10 years by investors. Maybe I'm missing something big here, but I *still* don't get the hype around #Matrix when #XMPP exists.

@est "#Google destroyed #RSS and #XMPP this way. Yes, they’re still out there, but only shadows of their former selves." - a good reminder, thank you.

@magicfab @est

For me, #Jabber #XMPP works better than ever. And #RSS? I use it via an XMPP web client called #Movim ?

Just in case you are spending the next couple of days with people who are not on #XMPP yet and have some time on your hands. ?

Conversations is currently available for free on the Google PlayStore.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=eu.siacs.conversations

Some communities must be really insecure or self-conscious about their #OpenSource projects if they constantly feel the need to barge in and bash similar projects whenever someone praises it.

This not only make them and their community look bad, it also makes #FreeSoftware look bad as well.

Innovation and creativity are healthy and should be encouraged, not shunned.

I'm talking about you, #XMPP.

@downey
Sadly, for every anti-Matrix post I can show you an anti-XMPP post. But apart from singling out #XMPP, I totally agree with your point.

While not my very favorite messenger, #Signal is still the easiest to get tech normies to download and use. It serves its purpose for private communication with friends and family who would already have each other's phone numbers. I just don't like Signal's requirement to use a phone number.

#privacy
#xmpp
#session
#monero

#Mastodon #privacy tip:

DM is NOT private or encrypted. Server admins (and hackers) can read all DMs and there is no expectation of privacy.

Use #XMPP for private messaging:

willow@suchat.org

There are several open-source XMPP apps for Android, iOS, Windows, macOS and Linux (and suchat.org has a browser-based version for its own users).

https://suchat.org

#twittermigration #twittermigrant #infosec

@MrClon @iarna

It's not (yet) dead! We even will have #Jabber #XMPP hack night today:

https://mov.im/?node/pubsub.movim.eu/berlin-xmpp-meetup/ab62371c-c50f-43b0-826e-7d7027f64750

All federated protocols suffer from fragmentation issues. Even email. E.g. my mail client doesn't support HTML emails, Other clients do not OpenPGP.

XMPP has at least feature discovery ("disco"), e.g. my client can see, if your client does support A/V call. If not, it won't show the phone receiver symbol.

(Tonight I will hack on either #sms4you or on #libervia Debian packaging.)

@Unabart

If you can get other people to use it, #XMPP with OMEMO end-to-end-encryption is pretty secure.

Conversations is an excellent Android client. There are iPhone clients, but they're not as good sadly.

Bonus points if you run your own server (which is probably much easier than running dobbs.town).

Check out @snikket_im