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721.
by zaik 5y ago
There is: https://jami.net/ However mobile messaging apps have trouble maintaining even a single TCP connection (even with optimizations like XEP-0352).
722.
Russia creates certificate authority in response to sanctions(feistyduck.com)
1 points by zaik 5y ago|1 comments
723.
How security is handled by package maintainers(unixsheikh.com)
3 points by zaik 5y ago|1 comments
724.
Cheogram Android Release, Matrix Alpha(blog.jmp.chat)
3 points by zaik 5y ago|0 comments
725.
by zaik 5y ago
OMEMO is an XMPP extension: https://omemo.top/
726.
by zaik 5y ago
I mostly use XMPP for secure communication. Sadly, Matrix does not built upon the XMPP standard and reinvents another incompatible E2EE chat protocol.
727.
by zaik 5y ago
You should also checkout OMEMO which is based on the Signal protocol and allows things like group chat and sending messages to contacts who are offline.
728.
by zaik 5y ago
Bridges require you to forfeit your credentials to your homeserver and break E2EE.
729.
by zaik 5y ago
I think most XMPP clients for mobile devices have supported this (and other protocol extensions like push notifications) for quite a while now. Conversations, the most popular one, certainly does.
730.
by zaik 5y ago
> but that means your phone's radio can never enter low power mode, hurting battery life. This problem has been solved by https://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0352.html
731.
by zaik 5y ago
> Why did we as consumers accept this? You don't have to. If you say you're only reachable with apps that support XMPP then generally people who care about chatting with you will use that. That's what I have been doing si
732.
by zaik 5y ago
> there are plenty of clients out there that still don’t support it Which ones don't?
733.
by zaik 5y ago
WhatsApp still uses XMPP, but has never federated with other servers.
734.
by zaik 5y ago
XMPP has the additional benefit of being the IETF Internet Standard for instant messaging.
735.
Gajim Development News March 2022(gajim.org)
1 points by zaik 5y ago|0 comments
736.
by zaik 5y ago
https://archive.ph/ydgjh
737.
by zaik 5y ago
Piping slurp into grim is a one-liner in my sway config. Do you really need a wrapper around this?
738.
Conti ransomware gang leak: 60k messages online(theregister.com)
11 points by zaik 5y ago|0 comments
739.
by zaik 5y ago
I got most of my friends and family to install an XMPP client, so it's not just the echo server if you don't want to.
740.
by zaik 5y ago
> 95% of all programmers can't That's a lot of people who can.
741.
To Russia with LOL(hackerfactor.com)
17 points by zaik 5y ago|0 comments
742.
by zaik 5y ago
Add some random error to your birthday. If your not using VPN or Tor every random site can already see your IP and geolocate it. You are likely male.
743.
by zaik 5y ago
Checkout the LoadCredentialEncrypted= option.
744.
by zaik 5y ago
I don't like the idea of re-inventing Internet Standards. Maybe we can create a culture around creating content using as little web features as possible? I really like minimalism but I also really like interoperability and improving up
745.
by zaik 5y ago
It's just something I read here: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Fail2ban#Tips_and_tricks Maybe we can spoof both SYN and ACK and brute force/be lucky with the sequence numbers?
746.
by zaik 5y ago
It's also worth noting that if an attacker knows how to spoof your IP address, they can lock you out of your own server.
747.
Tracking PDF forms as plain text(smitop.com)
2 points by zaik 5y ago|0 comments
748.
Writing Semantic ASCII(smitop.com)
2 points by zaik 5y ago|1 comments
749.
by zaik 5y ago
Why would there be a theoretical limit?
750.
by zaik 5y ago
Chinese government would crackdown on this discussion whether true or not.

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