𝕯𝖎𝖕𝖘𝖍𝖎𝖙 @ dipshit @lemmy.world

Troll honeypot, apparently.

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Sand belongs on the ground and in our chips, not in our lungs.

How am I going to go fishing now?!

The real job killers are the employers

Who cares?

Answer: no one!

Well as you grow older you’ll meet more women and understand the ones you described are in the minority.

2 weeks seems like a lot. Anyway I can dwindle that down to less?

Women don’t run away from their emotions, like men are taught to do.

Aquifers! Aquifers all over the land!

sounds al dente!

mmm unsalted cold spuds

plane farts

very concerning. time to shut the whole thing down.

I’m trying

just because it isn’t open source

You’re going to want to support projects that share their source with the world. Otherwise, how do you know what you’re actually using? You might want to give a read through discord’s TOS and make sure you’re comfortable with what they’re doing.

technically matrix is mainly made/maintained by one company who made it at the same time, they don't own it and there's a separate entity the matrix foundation which is non profit which owns the actual spec and all that stuff but the majority of stuff done in the spec was by element/new vector

Right. If it’s open source, the public owns it. You own it, as does New Vector and the Matrix foundation. You run the servers, or your friends do. You decide the terms and conditions. You extend the server or configure it in the way you like.

The difference here is that Discord is a black box operated by one company. Matrix is an open box operated by you or people you trust.

There’s a few options, which is why I’m thinking maybe I did the wrong one. Do either of these ring a bell?

1. https://github.com/matrix-org/matrix-appservice-discord
2. https://codeberg.org/git-bruh/matrix-discord-bridge
3. https://github.com/mautrix/discord

IIRC I used mautrix and used puppetting. I assume you’re also using puppetting?

Can you share what type of bot you’re using? The last time I tried this, I had to add a personal app key for the bot, which was linked to my account. It created a bunch of discordbot profiles, one for each user in my contacts, and added them to the server. I’m not positive but I think that anyone who messages these profiles will be messaging my contacts, though I think they didn’t appear in the directory by default. Either way, if anyone wanted to setup a new user, they would need to go through the same process I did, which includes having admin access to the server.

Where did I go wrong?

Yes but no. Yes, technically possible. No, I don’t think it’s what you’re looking for - you’d want to create your own bot for your own account (each user needs its own bot), and it’s technically against Discord TOS to use, so use at your own risk.

But open source. Not owned and operated by one company.

Discord is garbage.

It’s a joke but it’s also a real rebuttle. It’s weird. An in-law relative of mine became a cop. So, I guess since he’s not a total jerk he’s part of the 1%.. And yet, he’s going to find himself either doing what he’s told or he’s going to find himself out of a job or out of life. It’s just too big of a gang for one person to break up. The union is another issue entirely.

C is like G but without -