edhelas

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   by edhelas 10y ago

   One small question here. With their "Instant emoji reactions" looks like they are doing server side shape recognition, so Slack video-calls are not P2P (i.e. if I'm calling my colleague in my office the streams are going to t
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   by edhelas 10y ago

   XMPP http://xmpp.org/ ? Or maybe Matrix if you want a nice XKCD-927 project :)
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   by edhelas 10y ago

   https://www.whatsapp.com/faq/general/28030012 Third part : > This means, for example, although some information will be shared with Facebook (such as your phone number), that information will not be seen by oth
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   Announcing Movim 0.10 – Holmes(nl.movim.eu)

   7 points by edhelas 10y ago|0 comments
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   by edhelas 10y ago

   I'm using Movim (p.s.: I'm the author - https://movim.eu/ ). I have a little daemon in Python that parses hundreds of RSS/Atom feeds and push them to public XMPP Pubsub nodes, https://github.com&#x2
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   by edhelas 11y ago

   On Android you have Conversations ( https://conversations.im/ ) based on XMPP, good looking, nice battery optimizations, and supporting E2E encryption. And you have the XMPP federation behind.
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   by edhelas 11y ago

   "They want to develop a federated protocol". There is already one, it's a IETF standard, deployed accross the globe and have already hundreds of clients and several serious servers : XMPP.
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   by edhelas 11y ago

   Seems centralized and doesn't rely on a standard. If I were you, I would forget this solution as well.
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   by edhelas 11y ago

   It's the same problem with Signal actually ;) All the communications of the official clients are sent to some "official" Signal Amazon servers (see https://github.com/WhisperSystems/Signal-Android/bl
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    by edhelas 11y ago

    Well I can recommend Conversations for Android https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=eu.siacs.conve... which have some really nice features and is fitting well with Movim. For the desktop there is no real
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    by edhelas 11y ago

    XMPP has changed yes. And we now have some nice clients that are compatible together and stable servers with a bunch of nice features (multi-devices sync, history management, ACK, rich messages, messages edition, encryption, battery managem
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    by edhelas 11y ago

    There is. You can have a look at Conversations for Android https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=eu.siacs.conve... and I'm also working on Movim https://movim.eu/ ;)
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    by edhelas 11y ago

    Conversations have Push Notification support https://github.com/siacs/Conversations/issues/1171 . There is a standard and it's implemented in some XMPP servers as well.
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    by edhelas 11y ago

    Fully based on XMPP there's also Movim which bring social network features on top of it https://movim.eu/ . P.S.: I'm the author of the project.
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    by edhelas 11y ago

    Hi, thanks for your feedback, I've created an issue on Github regarding the AGPL licence https://github.com/edhelas/movim/issues/43 :)