Valodim

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by Valodim 8mo ago
...so? It's a hobby project, not a product. It's about the journey, not the result.
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by Valodim 8mo ago
None of those play in the same league as discord for hosting a community, and none of them look in a position to be there in the foreseeable future. It sucks but that's how it is.
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by Valodim 8mo ago
...uhh, yes they can? Are you talking about input type=password fields, i.e. the ones 99% of passwords are entered in?
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by Valodim 8mo ago
Man. I absolutely hate that the term AI just has to be meaninglessly sprinkled over every single piece of marketing material now. I don't even hate the player, it's just what you gotta do to run a business now. But man I can'
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by Valodim 8mo ago
One of the authors' first name is Claude, haha.
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by Valodim 8mo ago
> - Messages by default are encrypted in transit. Client to server. Yes Telegram does have access to those messages. No connection over the internet is not transport encrypted these days, but that is not what this conversation is about.
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by Valodim 8mo ago
> a) people that care about chat encryption and would be willing to change, already did, to Telegram and/or Signal. It continues to baffle me that the "telegram is encrypted" spin is still widely believed, even on a forum
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by Valodim 8mo ago
> [this individual] will help strengthen the genetic diversity of the Asian elephant population in North America and around the world. I'm happy for them that there is now a calf after a long time, but this sentence doesn't rea
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by Valodim 8mo ago
I'm not sure about Linux, but on Windows it's been called that since forever https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_shell
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by Valodim 8mo ago
The hero behind jj is employed by Google afaik, so we're good.
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by Valodim 9mo ago
Normalizing copyright theft is transformative, that's the trick
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by Valodim 9mo ago
But optimism favors action, while pessimism favors inaction. And action vastly (and compoundingly) increases the amount of opportunities for being right.
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by Valodim 9mo ago
You mean one with a business model where the user isn't the product? I happily paid for a (fairly expensive) lifetime license of Niagara, hoping that I will never read an "after the acquisition, all developers were fired and all a
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by Valodim 9mo ago
> given that there’s only one prominent keyserver still limping around the Internet Hey, I take issue with that. keys.openpgp.org is just about the only thing running smoothly in the openpgp ecosystem :P
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by Valodim 9mo ago
fyi, I would consider this as a general statement to be the disrespectful attitude of an asshole, and I don't think I'm in the minority with that. Things people build don't have to be fantastic or free to deserve respect.
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by Valodim 9mo ago
Sorry, but no. This is not a 50/50 situation where a bonkers position is inexplicably backed by half the populace. There is one faction that is a single person on a large lever, and another who are everybody else . Werner made it clea
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by Valodim 9mo ago
Here is the short version from someone who took part in this process: while serving as the editor of the draft, Werner did not let anything into the draft that wasn't his own idea. But for his own ideas, there were cases where a new fe
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by Valodim 10mo ago
This doesn't explain why he decided to WONTFIX what is obviously a parser bug that allows injection of data into output through the headers. But werner at this point has a history of irresponsible decisions like this, so it's sadl
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by Valodim 10mo ago
For anyone relatedly wondering about the "schism", i.e. GnuPG abandoning the OpenPGP standard and doing their own self-governed thing, I found this email particularly insightful on the matter: https://lists.gnupg.org&#
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by Valodim 10mo ago
Your product might actually relevant for me, but browsing your website I gotta say it's quite the turnoff that there is nothing there on your company. I could not find out, within reasonable time, where you are incorporated.
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by Valodim 10mo ago
For anyone looking into this who doesn't want to design their own layout from scratch, a well maintained layout for small keyboards is Miryoku. Worked very well for me (in qwerty base + vim directional keys mode) on a keyboardio atreus
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by Valodim 10mo ago
An AI can not meaningfully say "thank you" to a human. This is not changed by human review. "Performance" is the completely wrong starting point to understand Rob's feelings.
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by Valodim 10mo ago
Is it worth it?
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by Valodim 10mo ago
The feature is deployed in the server, mobile clients are still pending the release iinm. But it's coming.
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by Valodim 10mo ago
This is false, SAML and LDAP are available. Zulip self hosted has all features with no restrictions, except for mobile notifications which require a subscription for $3.50/u/m (unless you are less than 10 users or are not a non-pr
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by Valodim 10mo ago
Oh, yes. This seems like nothing short of necessary for the long term viability of the project. I really hope this effort succeeds, thank you to everyone pushing this!
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by Valodim 10mo ago
I was in the same position. Then I tried jj. I knew within the day that I wouldn't switch back.
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by Valodim 10mo ago
When you are tired hopping between different but similar distros, give NixOS a shot. No way back from there :)
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by Valodim 11mo ago
You mean which Figma replaced in the market, because they were not limited to a native app? This is imo a cautionary tale that being a native app primarily is a bad idea in this year.
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by Valodim 11mo ago
Eh. imo this is a hard moral high ground to claim if you publicly (and falsely, as we now know) accuse someone of a crime and threaten legal action in a blog post

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