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by zaik 3y ago
I feel like most web applications today make hundreds of HTTP requests when opening them. If that's acceptable, then XML vs. JSON doesn't matter.
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The Fediverse, but for Instant Messaging(pablo.berganza.dev)
1 points by zaik 3y ago|0 comments
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by zaik 3y ago
It's a good thing XMPP-with-extensions clients which are very well suited for that usecase exist then.
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by zaik 3y ago
Why not? The IETF defines many internet standards on the application layer. SMTP and IMAP for Email, XMPP for instant messaging, CalDAV for synchronization of calendars, ...
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by zaik 3y ago
So we're already halfway done with the proof.
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Ignite Realtime Community Forums Creating the XMPP Network Graph(discourse.igniterealtime.org)
3 points by zaik 3y ago|0 comments
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by zaik 3y ago
> the bad things you can generate with AI and so little about all the good Generative AI and detection/classification are very different. The bad news of the last few months are almost exclusively about generative AI. Your good exam
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by zaik 3y ago
> ratio, which is the bits you download divided the bits you upload. I think this should be uploaded/download not downloaded/uploaded.
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Converse.js webchat for prosody-hosted chatrooms(op-co.de)
1 points by zaik 3y ago|0 comments
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by zaik 3y ago
Why not XMPP PubSub instead of a proprietary solution?
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by zaik 3y ago
Today is the 25th birthday of Jabber, now also known as XMPP.
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Open Real Time Messaging System(m.slashdot.org)
1 points by zaik 3y ago|1 comments
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by zaik 3y ago
Past discussion related to this RFC: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38694004
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by zaik 3y ago
My town has three McDonald's. It only finds one of them and then suggests ones which are hundreds of kilometers away. Organic Maps finds all of them without problem.
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by zaik 3y ago
This might be the first article I've read that has more charts than data points.
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Happy New Year: Celebrating 21 Years of Innovation with Ejabberd(process-one.net)
2 points by zaik 3y ago|0 comments
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by zaik 3y ago
It's a photo of his boss though
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by zaik 3y ago
Obligatory xkcd: https://xkcd.com/1217/
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by zaik 3y ago
It's better if you think Nostr is superior to ActivityPub.
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by zaik 3y ago
Hopefully that is a fad that won't go away that easily. Walled gardens holding users hostage because they would lose all their friends if they switched are a real problem.
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by zaik 3y ago
You have to agree somewhere for communication. I'd rather agree on who publishes the internet protocols level than on the who runs the server level.
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by zaik 3y ago
Users could also make interoperability a requirement and thus drive standardization. Nobody is interested in an email provider that cannot send emails to other providers. After WhatsApp changed its ToS in 2020 and I didn't want to agre
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by zaik 3y ago
If you want to communicate, you just have to agree on some protocol for communication. That's why we need standards and standards bodies. Having to agree on a protocol level is much better than everyone having to agree on a single enti
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by zaik 3y ago
Not sure what is demonstrated here. The notability of subjects can change. It is very well possible for a article to be correctly deleted for notability at some point and then re-created later.
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Resource usage by messaging apps on Android(decentim.grafana.net)
1 points by zaik 3y ago|0 comments
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by zaik 3y ago
The only reason "values corrected for anomalies that are not an effect of human involvement" would be interesting is to find out whether the effect of human involvement is significant or not. It is a valid question, but we already
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by zaik 3y ago
You can create an similar graphics for the temperature anomalies in your region here: https://showyourstripes.info/ Some people use them as profile backgrounds etc.
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by zaik 3y ago
I'm not quite sure how it handles network changes, but Conversations has worked well for me even on trains and cars in the last 2 years. Maybe this? https://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0198.html
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by zaik 3y ago
This is not related to OpenSSH or the RFCs for SSH3 published by IETF. It is just someone's random project.
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by zaik 3y ago
Conversations (the XMPP client) has also figured out a way to receive notifications without using centralized servers by keeping an TCP open thus avoiding any centralized servers for push notifications. Modern XMPP servers can be instructed

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