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by ezst 6y ago
I recommend (a recent) ejabberd if you don't know anything about XMPP: it does an excellent job coming with good default, clear, commented and foolproof config and once it's running you can literally forget about it. XMPP does man
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by ezst 6y ago
Moxie's argument can be found in its essay "the ecosystem is moving"[1], which is highly fallacious. Moxie's Signal is about control and building for himself the same kind of monopoly as others currently enjoy. You can f
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by ezst 6y ago
I wanted to like this piece for calling Signal for what it is: WhatsApp with better marketing (with a lot of security and privacy backed by obscurity), but if everyone is jumping ship from WhatsApp out of data syphoning concerns, I'm n
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by ezst 6y ago
And probably soon enough again with the crap being pulled by FB to turn away from the WhatsApp monopoly. I hope this time people will understand that the app isn't what matters, but the protocol is (with providers coming and going with
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by ezst 6y ago
Airsonic is what I went for after the licensing woes, recommended if you liked the server-side UI and want to keep the old data. If you think you won't miss accessing your tracks by directory, navidrome (written in go) has a smaller fo
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by ezst 6y ago
This is where you realize that what's killing git is that git has no concept of branches whatsoever. Such a merge isn't "merging A into B (plus shove metadata as string into the commit message)", it is "merging A an
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by ezst 7y ago
well, you just addressed this message to the current lead maintainer of Mercurial, who happens to be a fellow co-worker of yours ;)