teolan @ teolan @lemmy.world

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I found a solution by running flatpak run --command=/app/bin/thunderbird org.mozilla.Thunderbird

For some reason it doesn't start on arch linux with sway

And a tweet becomes an "X-cretion"

“You should tweet that” becomes “you should X that”

"You should X-create" that

But google also participated to the creation of JPEG-Xl.

And having "their" standard win does not make any sense to me to see where they benefit from it.

What does google gains by making AVIF win rather than AVIF?

Because the UX is horrible and they (especially matrix) have a ton of privacy/security issues that Signal doesn't have

There is not yet an option to block instances in the web frontend. Neither does Jerboa

ongoing conversation in plaintext

This one is incorrect, wording was confusing as hell.

matrix stores your profile info

Profile picture and usernames are public, no way to make them private in anyway.

group membership

Your home server and the home servers of every other member of the group can tell exactly who is part of the group

ongoing conversation in plaintext

I actually meant who and when you send message to and receive messages from.

Matrix doesn’t have profiles. It has usernames, and it has avatars if you choose to upload one.

That's what I call a "profile".

I believe this was true when I last checked. They plan to fix it.

Call me when it's fixed.

That’s just plain false. Please stop spreading misinformation.

Yeah my wording was incorrect, see edit.

What I meant by that is not the actual message content, but who you're talking to and when is stored on the home server.

Signal goes very far to protect even the tiniest bits of metadata.

For example see sealed sender, private contact discovery and group v2.

On the other hand, matrix stores your profile info, group membership, and ongoing conversation metadata in plaintext, some of them replicated across homeservers. In addition to metadata that matrix doesn't encrypt, they also do not encrypt some actual data like emoji reactions.

Edit: clarified that conversations are not in plaintext. My wording what confusing as hell sorry.

Thanks

I watched lower decks and I'm also confused

What is that notebook software?

They do progressive roll-out. With last year's update the Flatpak also waited for the to say "this is stable enough, ship it"

I did not know that. That's not cool

• .edu Education (MURICA)

.edu is not only american. For example I know many schools in France have .edu domains and emails, and I believe it's the case in many more countries.

I think they ignored standard testing, but this was never made mandatory

Chokepoint capitalism.

They mention the game because it's made by a coop.