jakecopp

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   by jakecopp 4y ago

   Think of how much cheaper per kg it is to _prevent_ new plastic entering the ocean rather than pulling plastic from the middle of the ocean! Why on earth are we pulling ~100s of kg while there is still 8.8 million tonnes entering the ocean
2. 122.▲
   by jakecopp 4y ago

   Rocket Chat is also migrating to Matrix on the backend! https://matrix.org/blog/2022/05/30/welcoming-rocket-chat-to-...
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   by jakecopp 4y ago

   Matrix supports bridges to most of these apps: https://matrix.org/bridges/ See https://www.beeper.com/ or https://element.io/element-one for a hosted product, or use https:/&#x2F
4. 124.▲
   by jakecopp 4y ago

   Looks great! Are the threads compatible with threads in the spec that Element is adopting?
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   Penetrum TikTok Security Analysis Whitepaper[pdf](penetrum.com)

   3 points by jakecopp 4y ago|0 comments
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   by jakecopp 4y ago

   This sounds like a fascinating social medium/"platform". Could you share more about the community or an article about it? I tried sending you an email but it bounced!
7. 127.▲
   by jakecopp 4y ago

   Note this was written in March, but provides a good overview on how E2EE would work with the DMA.
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   Technical FAQ on the Digital Markets Act(matrix.org)

   1 points by jakecopp 4y ago|1 comments
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   by jakecopp 4y ago

   As an OpenStreetMap contributor I'm extremely grateful they are correctly attributing OSM (by the sounds of it). There are plenty [1] of sites & apps (some quite large) that don't correctly attribute OSM data according to the
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    Ask HN: Who is building Mapcarta.com? (an OpenStreetMap viewer)

    9 points by jakecopp 4y ago|1 comments
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    by jakecopp 4y ago

    Archive link: https://web.archive.org/web/20220606055248/https://www.afr.c...
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    Love working from home? Maybe you’re a ‘task filler’(afr.com)

    2 points by jakecopp 4y ago|1 comments
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    by jakecopp 4y ago

    This is concerning: > Only a small thing, but due to Signals strict phone-desktop pairing mechanism, when registering Axolotl, both phone and regular Desktop wont work anymore. > Also, you cant use Axolotl on Desktop together with Sig
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    by jakecopp 4y ago

    If they start supporting Matrix this should be possible! It would be awesome if they supported Matrix - you could then archive many things via a bridge ( https://matrix.org/bridges/ ).
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    by jakecopp 4y ago

    Yeah! I'm really supportive of their services. I've found their maps are very slow here in Australia (I assume their infra is Europe based), and the I find the geocoding frequently gives me objects in other countries when I know O
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    by jakecopp 4y ago

    Mapbox has an API: https://www.mapbox.com/traffic-data I'm waiting for someone to build a Google Maps alternative (generic consumer oriented) product with Mapbox, their maps (OpenStreetMap based) are awesome.
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    by jakecopp 4y ago

    Apple Maps only uses OpenStreetMap in some places I believe - if anyone knows exactly where I'm very interested to hear!
18. 138.▲
    by jakecopp 4y ago

    If you check the attribution, mapy.cz is an OpenStreetMap consumer! (I also do a lot of OSM mapping, so I know my edits when I see them :D)
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    by jakecopp 4y ago

    I quite like SchildiChat ( https://schildi.chat/ ) for it's unified chat list on desktop! FluffyChat also has this layout on mobile. Since Element has recently got chat bubbles I'm enjoying it more though.
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    by jakecopp 4y ago

    My understanding is Matrix uses the same crypto algorithm as Signal but a completely different architecture to support federation and not require phone numbers. How does Session compare to Matrix? Why another encrypted chat app that doesn&#
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    by jakecopp 4y ago

    This was also my first thought - it reminds me of some Matrix based note taking apps. See the Matrix blogs at https://matrix.org/blog/category/this-week-in-matrix/ to see how these projects have been progress
22. 142.▲
    by jakecopp 4y ago

    Has anyone considered building something like this for Matrix? There are lots of open-source communities there, I imagine it would be helpful for debugging (and discovery of Matrix itself).
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    by jakecopp 4y ago

    And the battery life!! My first Pebble still had about 7 days of battery life after ~6 years of use, just unreal. I think it was rated for 10 at launch. Seeing 10% battery usually means I'm good for a day, maybe two. I'm on my sec
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    by jakecopp 4y ago

    For those who don't know - Eric's new company, Beeper [1], is a proprietary Matrix chat client with hosted Matrix bridges to other chat platforms. The bridges are open sourced which is a huge contribution to the Matrix ecosystem.
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    by jakecopp 5y ago

    > For intra-business messaging, most companies seem to be sticking with proven multi-user protocols like IRC rather than XMPP Multi-User Chat (MUC), or are moving to more sophisticated proprietary collaboration platforms like Slack. That
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    by jakecopp 5y ago

    I haven't heard of anyone that hosts both Matrix & Mail/Calendar/Contacts. That would be a really interesting enterprise solution though - effectively replacing Slack/Teams for internal comms!
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    Mozilla Thunderbird Beta now supports Matrix chat(matrix.org)

    438 points by jakecopp 5y ago|157 comments
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    by jakecopp 5y ago

    As far as I understand, the new EU Digital Markets Act [1] will support this - forcing big platforms to allow interoperability. Awesome for platforms like Matrix [2] which are all about supporting federation and bridges to other services (s
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    by jakecopp 5y ago

    Looked like it's been hugged to death (HTTP 525) See https://web.archive.org/web/20220405002759/https://wongm.com... Doesn't appear to have all the images unfortunately.
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    by jakecopp 5y ago

    Does this make all suggested algorithmic content Japanese?!