bananadrama

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   by bananadrama 6y ago

   I'm disappointed XMPP was not adequately improved, and instead everything has been re-written and re-designed. XMPP is an IETF spec. Is Matrix?
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   by bananadrama 6y ago

   When I see "in Go", I infer: * it's likely easy to build/package, since deep dependency trees don't occur much in practice. Alternatively, there could be a binary available on Github. * it's going to behave sim
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   by bananadrama 6y ago

   > You should really edit your comment's first paragraph to make it clear that it's not your opinion. It's clear from context.
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   by bananadrama 6y ago

   I used https://gist.github.com/tomfitzhenry/35389b0907d9c9172e5d790... to install it (different model but it worked for me). The router uses systemd-networkd, unbound, corerad, hostapd. I'm not in a position to sh
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   by bananadrama 6y ago

   Nice article. Running your own router is a nice way to learn a bit of networking, has a better track record of security updates, and helps you act as a part on the Internet. I run NixOS on a https://www.pcengines.ch/apu2e2.h
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   by bananadrama 6y ago

   After 10+ years of Eclipse, Vim, Atom, and IntelliJ... I've bet on Emacs over the past few years on the basis of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lindy_effect and that it holds a unique space in computing re programm