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by yosamino 5y ago
> This year I'm also going to be working on account access delegation for XMPP as part of a funded project, resulting in implementation in Prosody (server software) and publishing/updating related standards. So that I can do so
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by yosamino 5y ago
I've seen movim around but I have never actually tried it. This post gave me the push. So thank you for that. I do have a question though: On https://mov.im/?login it says: "Login using any XMPP account or create
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by yosamino 5y ago
I think you are not giving enough credit to the whole argument that André is making. He is not saying > See I found a few people who do run servers, therefore your argument is invalid. His point is: > It is correct that only a tiny
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by yosamino 5y ago
Your link does not support this claim, it is dated 2018. They seem to have moved in 2016 > Opened in October 2016, the modern office building is the ideal venue for hosting contemporary work solutions. https://mspoweruser.com&
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by yosamino 5y ago
You need the app to verify the the information that is encoded in the QR code. This small business is not allowed to let customers enter the shop if they can't validate their vaccination status. To do this one needs a QR code reader on
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by yosamino 5y ago
If I remember this correctly, you send a request with incorrect credentials either via javascript, or by sending the user to a "/logout"-endpoint where you disallow any authentication credentials, causing the browser to promp
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by yosamino 5y ago
> Your IMAP access might be as good as theirs, but things like your webmail, your spam filtering, and almost certainly your general security will not be as good as they have.[...] > Especially, open source can't compete on featur
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by yosamino 5y ago
Because in the most common use-case it allows for the the same functionality as PasswordAuthentication, so if you want to disallow password-based logins, it also has to go. Note that newer openssh version (don't remember how new) ren
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by yosamino 5y ago
What a coincidence. I have a Samsung Galaxy III Mini in front of me that I installed Postmarket OS on the other day. It's so satisfying to be able to view this phone as a normal computing device instead of a locked down phone. And th
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by yosamino 5y ago
I am mostly mouse-free too, so I feel inclined to answer. For many pieces of software it's possible to use it with a keyboard-only. This is neccessary for accessibility, but it's also just what the good old hotkeys do. Doesn&#x2
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by yosamino 5y ago
This is exactly the sort of thing one might expect an extension to be able to to, but since the move to web-extensions many of these things aren't possible. For example, you can't change user settings from an extension. Or install
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by yosamino 5y ago
> All modern XMPP servers store the password securely hashed, and during authentication only hashes are exchanged. Huh, I didn't realize that SCRAM is this widely supported https://xmpp.net/reports.php Thanks for t
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by yosamino 5y ago
Apart from the obvious restrictions on holocaust denial and related socially incendiary language, there have been laws passed criminalizing hate speech. Hate speech is defined pretty broadly so something as harmless as - free translation -
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by yosamino 5y ago
> Kids or coworkers are not going to make fake fingerprints to mess with me. Don't underestimate the lenghts some people will go through for a harmless prank. But you are probably correct a modern phone's fingperprint-reader
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by yosamino 5y ago
Yes - http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/4396831.stm and ( warning: NSFW ) Yes - https://youtu.be/CbM--4-z0cs?t=87
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by yosamino 5y ago
> Former Chancellor Gerhard Schroder oversaw the shutdown of Germany's nukes. This is incorrect. Germany decided to phase out nuclear power after the Fukushima desaster. This was well into Merkels's chancellorship, and there ar
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by yosamino 5y ago
It's keeping the family part of the community. One can think of it as the actual social network. Through friendly interactions with the other housewife's around, relevant knowledge about the going on in the community is shared. It
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by yosamino 5y ago
https://assets.mozilla.net/annualreport/2019/mozilla-fdn-201... I don't have a clue on how to read such a statement correctly. But what I am seeing there is over 800 million USD worth of revenue. For one year
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by yosamino 5y ago
I recently noticed addons.mozilla.org also tracks links using this method. If you scroll down to "Add-on Links" the links to "Homepage" and "Support site" go to https://outgoing.prod.mozaws.net&#x
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by yosamino 5y ago
I use Firefox exclusively, but the only thing I can think of to write in this box are all the unneccessary frustrations they are putting me through. The list is long . Item one: Why does Mozilla have so many ways to file bugs* ? Which is
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by yosamino 5y ago
> I have learned I have only so my F's to give, and so spend them more wisely. Not entirely 100% percent the same sentiment, but still a pretty good soundtrack for not handing out Fucks too quickly: https://www.youtube.co
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by yosamino 5y ago
I do feel these limitations daily. Sometimes I feel I have this knack where when I start using something it immediately breaks whenever I want to do something that is a little bit outside the happy path. It's frustrating. I will grant
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by yosamino 5y ago
> Disabling copy-on-select is really in my mind, priority #1 reading yoru entirely comment, I am not entirely sure if you mean changing how it's implemented or if you really would like to get rid of the user interface it has. Beca
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The Firefox addon review process is experiencing problems(discourse.mozilla.org)
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by yosamino 5y ago
There is an authentication system named after the concept, if that is what you mean: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shibboleth_Single_Sign-on_arch...
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by yosamino 5y ago
I think I get what you mean: the percentage of people who access the web using a screenreader is not huge. That doesn't mean we should discount it, it's just common courtesy and it's a legal requirement in many circumstances.
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by yosamino 5y ago
> 2021: Gang violence increases in Europe, What are you referring to here?
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by yosamino 5y ago
Come join us over here https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1704347 I can't distinguish the current tab anymore as well if lighting conditions are less than perfect or if I sit at an angle from the screen. Or h
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by yosamino 5y ago
> Because in the EU [apps] are required after the PSD2 directive mandated "strong" auth requirements. No. I recently set up an elderly neighbours online banking access. She has a laptop for some clerical work and email, but us
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by yosamino 5y ago
What is your rationale behind this (if I understood it correctly) being a Service rather than a way of doing things ? It's becoming increasingly difficult for me to run my own code, that I am perfectly happy to sign myself, on my own

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