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π˜‹π˜ͺ𝘳𝘬 @ Dirk @lemmy.ml
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  • Fortunately in your user account config you can hide posts and replies made by properly marked bot accounts.

  • No, thank you. I don't want to get cancer.

  • Nah, it's just an async function call catching up.

  • Samsung T7 totally worth every cent. You connect it via USB-C.

  • Using this very good comparison site in German as base and ignoring the similarities:

    Technical

    • XMPP allows for various different client styles while Matrix doesn’t
    • Fully featured, mature text-only clients for XMPP exist, but for Matrix there are only beta text clients available
    • Matrix handles/addresses are always public in chat rooms while XMPP chat rooms can be configured to hide them
    • Matrix has multi-server chatrooms for reliability in case of server or network issues while XMPP chatrooms alre always bound to one single server
    • Matrix Chatrooms can be encrypted. XMPP chatrooms can be encrypted or not encrypted. (there’s no further explanation on this point, I assume it’s meant that Matrix servers can turn on encryption and that’s it, while XMPP servers allow the chatroom administrator to decice and do not force one or another)
    • Administrative data is stored on one XMPP server. Matrix administrative data is stored on the servers of all connected users
    • XMPP is modular and the protocol itself can be extended while Matrix is monolithic
    • XMPP protocol uses XML while Matrix protocol uses JSON
    • Matrix focuses on reliability and availability of chatrooms, XMPP focuses on features and extensibility
    • XMPP uses less system resources than Matrix
    • Chatroom data storage is done only on the XMPP server the chatroom is running on, while Matrix stores chatroom data on all of the servers of the connected users
    • XMPP directly sends a message if the connection is open, otherwise a push notification is sent. Matrix only sends a push notification to the client and the client has to pull the message from the server

    Organizational

    • XMPP is an IETF standard while Matrix isn’t
    • XMPP board and council are equally elected by all members. Matrix is a β€œsingle-party system” where the board decides who is allowed in the board.
    • For XMPP all members are allowed to question/check/validate the board and council and there are annual elections. For Matrix, the Matrix.org Foundation (technical council) and New Vector Ltd. (service provider) expect trust from the community.
    • On the XMPP board and council, all actors have to name their interests and their employer (this is to prevent having more than 15% of board/council members from the same company which would give a single company too much power). For Matrix there is no known information about such a clause.
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    Okay, NOW it's getting personal!

  • Someone likes their reply to a technical question
    adds senior IT support specialist to resume

  • If you hold it above your face, yes. But normal people hold it on their chest so the worst happening is the top of the phone slightly touching your chin when it slips out of your hand.

  • Rare achievement, only 0.04% of all users have it.

  • Servers like peertube but for music?

    There’s the FMA where you can find hundreds of thousands of free music tracks. You can filter by various attributes and license.

  • Over time I found local delivery restaurants. I rarely ever order food from any of the common franchises around here. The local stores are just so much better!

  • The whole neighborhood!

    I bet this person is "this person".

  • Or ... you could accept that nature is part of our life as a species and stop being an asshole over your "pRopErTy LinE".

  • ACKSHUALLY ... markup languages do not produce a formatted document. They define semantic elements of the document. The formatting is done by the compiler (whatever it is in the individual context) based on styles defined by a styling language.

  • Chrome definitely has the more sleek and responsive UI.

    But that's all Chrome has.

  • about:config: "Am I a joke to you?"

  • The first part actually reads slightly optimistic.

    Modern tabs management, web apps making a comeback, more money for the Browser instead of useless side projects, etc.

    We still need to turn of tons of telemetry and user tracking, but its nice to see some movement.

    Let's hope that this isn't just new CEO bla bla.