Notices by Trinsec (trinsec@trinsec.org)

Okay, my boss didn't get informed by the Signal app on his iPhone that I've sent a message. Only after he opened the app he got a notification, which is kinda defeating the point as he didn't know he had a message on Signal to begin with and he doesn't use Signal that often.

That seems to be the default behavior of Signal on all iPhones from what I've observed so far. What's going on and what setting needs to be adjusted for Signal to send notifications from the start? Because it's apparently not that intuitive at all.

I don't have an iPhone so I wouldn't know where to look. And apparently all the iPhone-users I know here in my area aren't that familiar with iPhones either. :P
#Signal #iPhone

@freemo@qoto.org @louis@ingenthron.social Wait, 'you must admit'? Do you have actual proof then that he did have dementia 4 years ago? :P

And even if he'd have dementia 4 years ago, who's to say that it was rapidly progressing at that time?

Meh, don't make assumptions.

@thomasfuchs@hachyderm.io Never knew that there are auroras that far south.

@freemo@qoto.org The 1980s is still 20 years ago, damnit!

@freemo@qoto.org I definitely never will do 'economy' class again, especially not on long flights. My dad was suffering from it for a week straight. (We went to Curacao with the whole family)
I'm sure the material they used for the chairs was harder than steel, it wasn't suitable for anyone's buttocks. :P

@freemo@qoto.org Heh. Still cool. Closest to first class I ever got was on a Singapore Airlines plane on a friday the thirteenth... and uh.. that was a bigass plane with only 10 passengers on board. Whole row for myself, y0! XD

@freemo@qoto.org National flight? I've never seen such a setup before. Granted, I've never flown first class before but this seems weird.

@freemo@qoto.org You mean this is on a plane?

@freemo@qoto.org It's in a restaurant? So this is fancy. My Japanese roommates back then never cooked this fancy. ;) They usually do simple large meals with rice or ramen. Rice seemed more common I think.

@freemo@qoto.org @skyblond@qoto.org @SpaceLifeForm@infosec.exchange
Well, you can compare it to the latin alphabet. You have to draw the 'a' in a certain order too at schools. Later in your life you do whatever you want, but at the start you have to draw those letters a certain way.

I even had a map full of lines where I had to draw those letters so nicely in cursive in a certain way (I don't think they do this anymore? The writing is terrible nowadays lol), but I haven't written in cursive in ages anymore, but my dad still does. I write more clearer than cursive, but back then in school, yeah, you gotta do it a certain way.

(Cursive was also invented to write faster, so it's also in line with your thinking there)

@freemo@qoto.org @skyblond@qoto.org @SpaceLifeForm@infosec.exchange That's actually a very valid viewpoint, I hadn't considered this. I can see this making a lot of sense. And nowadays the reasoning could have shifted to 'so you won't forget a line here and there'.

@freemo@qoto.org I am autistic but generally speaking I do understand humor. But thanks. :P

Just that if the references are unknown to one, the humor is lost whether they have autism or not. ;)

@freemo@qoto.org I don't think the bottom two were ever aired here.

And the joke was? Sometihng like '3 kid's shows and then there's one about sex'? Although the Simpsons I wouldn't really call a kid's show per se.

@freemo@qoto.org The first one I know. The second one only because of the environment it's in. The last 2... no clue?

@freemo@qoto.org Yeah, I saw your recent apology post. It seemed to tie in nicely. Also kinda found it ironic as in that you don't accept that from others but apparently you've done it yourself (hence that apology post I guess). So I'm not really sure what to make of it, heh.

@freemo@qoto.org Wondering if you were talking about yourself?

@freemo@qoto.org Time to send a mob after you, damnit. My eyes hurt!

@freemo@qoto.org I dunno, Elon is accurately portrayed there.

@freemo@qoto.org Yeah, I suspected as such.. but what do I look for to figure out where to do such a test?

@freemo@qoto.org So how would people even figure out they'd be tetrachromatics if they wouldn't really be aware that they see more colors than the average person can? Are they even within the realm of the 16M colors of a monitor (it's 16M right?) or is a monitor too limited for even them?