Notices by Kinetix (kinetix@humanwords.cc)

@m@thias.hellqui.st @ellyxir@humanwords.cc @feld@friedcheese.us That's .. limiting. Is there no way to improve on that (without using a chatmail account) on IOS?

@m@thias.hellqui.st @ellyxir@humanwords.cc @feld@friedcheese.us You can get pretty quick notifications even on normal mail setups (some? many? most?) by turning on the use and force background connections notification settings.

Works well in my setup.

@feld@friedcheese.us @m@thias.hellqui.st @tk@outerheaven.club I've been running a personal mail server for 20 years at least and I'm sure I'll have that issue worked through any day now. 🤣

@m@thias.hellqui.st @feld@friedcheese.us I've found this bit really amazing. Delta Chat requires nothing of anyone and is nicely secure. Everyone already has a DC account but it's completely ignored at this point.

Meanwhile, Signal could disappear at a moment's notice.

Nobody can take my email infrastructure away from me. And/or I could move it/replicate it anywhere I needed to pretty easily.

@delta@chaos.social I find it a little disconcerting that you're now actively trying to push people away from the one thing that made Delta an intriguing proposition in the first place - it's ability to do IM over existing email accounts. For self hosters like myself, this was a great selling point for not having yet-another-thing-I-need-to-maintain.

But now you're actively messaging that people should poo-pooh the idea after already making one's own secure email infrastructure a second class citizen in the app.

It sounds like you're heading down the road of making it impossible to use standard email servers at all (why support 'em if you have reasons to demote them and poo-pooh them?), and then what's the advantage of Delta over signal, matrix or xmpp?

This seems really short sighted, even though you're obviously very excited about what you've done with chatmail.

@bobjonkman@mastodon.sdf.org @ascentale@sfba.social @atmospheric_cyclist@mountains.social @epu@mstdn.social There is!

You can publish your location to a Nextcloud instance and view it on a map in it's web UI, or there's the PhoneTrack app that can be used for that. There's some annoying bugs for the tracking/logging in PhoneTrack itself, so I've played around with GPSLogger on my android phone, and it works great.

I have not tried OSMAnd for it, yet, but I believe it will also publish to Nextcloud.

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