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gefhfffh
5y ago
I hope it doesn't stick around and goes down with WhatsApp at some point. I don't like messengers striving for quasi monopolies
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Even if it's not most users, it still benefits the other people. Why should everyone be forced to give away their phone number? Why should everyone be forced to use the same app including it's limitations? Why should everyone be f
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gefhfffh
5y ago
Isn't signal deep in debt at the moment? At least 100 millions?
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5y ago
You are not only paying by getting the ad itself, but also paying for you getting the ad when you buy products of companies who use ads
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gefhfffh
5y ago
It works already on my phone with Edge
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5y ago
Actually, seems like you want a train
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Rebellion of the Last Generation
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gefhfffh
5y ago
Isn't MEGOlM that improvement of E2EE? And wouldn't any significant improvement be incompatible? MLS, again, wont be compatible to any of these
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5y ago
Yes, you can in Element
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5y ago
Subfolders? How would they differ from sub spaces?
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5y ago
WhatsApp MLS makes encryption more scalable
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5y ago
They tried an incremental rewrite before. They failed, and started Dendrite. https://matrix.org/blog/2020/10/08/dendrite-is-entering-beta
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No, it is not cheap, generally. Example: Dendrite[0] was going to be a Rewrite of Synapse (which was a prototype which ended up going into production). The rewrite started more than 5 years ago, had lots of development breaks and it still i
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5y ago
When start off with "wrong" higher level design concepts, neither of those is trivial. If you're writing a function implementation without thinking about design, well you might be right.
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5y ago
When can you rebuild at zero cost? I have made similar avoidable mistakes of not thinking it through enough, could have saved me a lot of rewriting, which was pretty expensive
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5y ago
> Yet German electricity is two times more expensive than France's one. One is nuclear the other is """green""" Please add more logical fallacies
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5y ago
I defended C++ as well, because - even if it's ugly and error prone - I felt like you can express almost any in C++ while every other language felt pretty limited, and from C++11 on and research from Herb Sutter, I thought it would on
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5y ago
Well, they don't stop working on an improved app and new features while you don't want to update. You don't only get compatibility with X with the new version but all that as well.
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5y ago
Including skipping upgrades?
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5y ago
I see. Though could this work by the language feature just working like a Macro? Code without alloc using f strings just wouldn't compile then
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5y ago
Now make this work with desktop apps, please
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5y ago
> they try to be everything to everyone. They can without fragmenting. Just combine a Matrix-Discord and a Matrix-IRC Bridge
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5y ago
I know it would need to allocate memory, but from a user perspective that allocation isn't less visible when using f strings instead of the format macro. In your example I would return a String and generate a warning, because the f of
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5y ago
How do f strings hide memory allocations more than format!?
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5y ago
Don't be sad. You realizing that your emotions get in your way is already half of the solution. M
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5y ago
Yes, we don't design cities around our needs, but around cars. 95%+ of the time they're standing around taking up space. While they're used they're used for just 1,3 persons in average. While they're used they take
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5y ago
How would it be even possible to build Matrix, as it is today, on XMPP? And, more importantly, why would you want to do that? What would be the benefit if that was done?
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5y ago
How resistant to MITM is it though? Currently, verification seems to work on a session basis and not just per user, which makes it very tedious to have everything verified e.g. a group chat. If it is not almost impossible given peoples sess
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Well, matrix does a lot of things different. A rewrite seems pretty unavoidable with hat many and significant changes
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It exists as a demo (and on a student campus for food), but it's not like you can get Taler from your bank and pay at the supermarket or a random shop in the internet
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