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1y ago
Is there a way to notify other services, if renewal has succeed? My XMPP server also needs to use the certificate.
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1y ago
It seems like the only internet protocols they didn't implement were the ones designed for chat. How could they forget about IRC, XMPP and SIP?
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1y ago
I would not be surprised if some member of the Trump syndicate has acquired a significant stake in Intel shortly before this announcement.
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1y ago
Quicksy is run by the same guy who developed Conversations and this compliance test btw. It will work for its target audience. If you know what a XEP is, you don't need Quicksy.
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1y ago
There is also Quicksy.im which offers Signal style onboarding and contact discovery but you also get a routable XMPP address.
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1y ago
Conversations is one of the most battery efficient IM clients out there despite maintaining it's own TCP connection. This is possible because Conversations can tell the server to shut up unless it's important, which reduces radio
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1y ago
Celebrate 100 years since complete ipv6 adoption.
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1y ago
Can't wait to watch Kevin Fang's report on this.
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1y ago
Confuse your coworkers by telling them you "won Gmail once".
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1y ago
Ok, your LLM can perfectly predict the next token. How do you extract the "logic" out of the weights?
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The Role of XML in Interoperability
(blog.documentfoundation.org)
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The Stockchain
(citationneeded.news)
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1y ago
> email marketing companies This means spammers, right?
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Gajim 2.3.0
(gajim.org)
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The Low-Altitude Economy Is About War
(entropicthoughts.com)
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1y ago
How would CA verification work in this case?
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zaik
1y ago
Interesting. I wonder if XMPP federation would work with such a certificate.
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1y ago
Apparently there are bars which are tungsten on the inside. Tungsten has a very similar density.
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zaik
1y ago
Modern XMPP clients implement the Signal protocol for encryption and are decentralized like Delta Chat.
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1y ago
I wonder how many anti-torrent groups are doing this covertly.
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Research suggests Big Bang may have taken place inside a black hole
(port.ac.uk)
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1y ago
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1y ago
No, this is much simpler.
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zaik
1y ago
Let it happen. Just don't bail them out using tax money again.
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zaik
1y ago
A bank could easily provide such an API without any need for a new coin.
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1y ago
They should mention that all articles on the "news" site in question are ads for watches or cars.
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zaik
1y ago
Sounds like an interesting situation! But I do see the flaw in my proposal now. It will select for the top-n richest customers, which kind of undermines the point of selling at a fixed price.
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1y ago
Sell at the economic equilibrium price (determined by auction) and whoever actually enters the venue receives the difference between the auction price and the desired price by the organizer in cash or maybe in form of a coupon for their nex
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1y ago
> Surprisingly, we’ll prove that standard scientific tests are not powerful enough to determine that the dice are unfair while playing a game. This, or the process of loading the dice was simply not very effective.
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1y ago
What data will the AI be trained on?
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1y ago
Radioactive elements probably have something to say about that.
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