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by ptman 5y ago
https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/622
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by ptman 5y ago
yes, webrtc shares ip addresses
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by ptman 5y ago
It's a matter of taste, but there are other clients than Element as well.
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by ptman 5y ago
Mattermost is open core. There are features that aren't available in the open source version and which you have to pay for https://mattermost.com/pricing-self-managed/
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by ptman 5y ago
When looking for a slack alternative, please primarily look at matrix. It's open source (not open core or source available) and based on open federation. And it keeps improving at a nice rate.
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by ptman 5y ago
In healthcare one should be very strict about who gets to see patient data. At least our healthcare laws say that only healthcare personnel involved in the care of a patient can see health information of that patient So one cannot use e.g.
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by ptman 5y ago
Delphi produced (produces?) quite small executables, which was very desirable for malware writers.
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by ptman 5y ago
Matrix is open federation, like Email. IRC is closed federation, more like a database cluster or some other distributed service where all components are run by a single team.
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by ptman 5y ago
wireguard works in userspace as well. It just works faster with kernel support.
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by ptman 5y ago
This assumes the peers have static IPs? Or how is changing peer IPs handled?
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by ptman 5y ago
WireGuard is a VPN protocol. There are roughly two kinds of VPN. Those that you use to hide who you are when accessing the Internet (route all your traffic via the VPN to an exit node) and those that you use to build a private network over
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by ptman 5y ago
Other interesting solutions in this space: - https://tailscale.com/ - https://github.com/juanfont/headscale - https://github.com/tonarino/innernet - https://github.com&
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by ptman 5y ago
It depends on the bridge. Some bridges you might use without being aware. E.g. a public open source room/channel that is bridged between matrix and libera.chat. You just use either IRC or Matrix and interact with other users without ca
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by ptman 5y ago
Also check out https://github.com/tonarino/innernet
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by ptman 5y ago
Also check out innernet https://github.com/tonarino/innernet
346.
by ptman 5y ago
Innernet is an open source alternative to tailscale https://github.com/tonarino/innernet . Since this feature was so easy I imagine someone could pretty easily add it as a PR
347.
by ptman 5y ago
UDF? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Universal_Disk_Format
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by ptman 5y ago
IRC networks are a closed federation. The servers have to trust each other and all servers of a network are usually administered by the same staff. Matrix is an open federation like email. The servers just speak the same protocol to each ot
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by ptman 5y ago
There are no hard limit on matrix room member counts. e2e encrypted rooms with thousands of users se a lot of key negotiation traffic, but with such sizes maybe full encryption doesn't buy much as any user can share the log/histor
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by ptman 5y ago
Indeed. IRC is closed federation and the server admins are in a great position of power. In an open federation like email or matrix, the power of server admins is much smaller, and this kind of takeover wouldn't happen. Or if it did ha
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by ptman 5y ago
https://solokeys.com/ ?
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by ptman 5y ago
he is one of the founders
353.
by ptman 5y ago
discord servers/guilds, slack teams
354.
by ptman 6y ago
There are people compiling sqlite to webasm, so it's a use-case some care for.
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by ptman 6y ago
Small correction. The syntax for MXIDs is @minot:matrix.org, not minot@matrix.org in order to prevent people from mixing it with emails.
356.
by ptman 6y ago
element-web? element-android? element-ios? all of them? Have you tried fluffychat on android? Or any of the other clients https://matrix.org/clients-matrix
357.
by ptman 6y ago
can you avoid that by tweaking the cost factors in postgres config?
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by ptman 6y ago
I went looking through the issue tracker to see if there's an issue about supporting $XDG_CONFIG_HOME and was pleasantly surprised to find out that it seems to already work. So ~/.config/shellcheckrc works just as well as ~&#
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by ptman 6y ago
If you're building a REST API, make sure to check out RFC7807 ( https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc7807 ) , which recommends doing exactly this. Giving each error a type, which is a resolvable URI.
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by ptman 6y ago
Have you looked at the flagship element.io client?

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