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  1. @daniel

    On the flip side: All #instantMessaging can be 100 % automated with #XMPP, no #human ever needs to #chat again!

    What a gain in #productivity! If #AI was the fourth #industrialRevolution, #Jabber is the fifth.

  2. @daniel

    On the flip side: All #instantMessaging can be 100 % automated with #XMPP, no #human ever needs to #chat again!

    What a gain in #productivity! If #AI was the fourth #industrialRevolution, #Jabber is the fifth.

  3. @daniel

    On the flip side: All #instantMessaging can be 100 % automated with #XMPP, no #human ever needs to #chat again!

    What a gain in #productivity! If #AI was the fourth #industrialRevolution, #Jabber is the fifth.

  4. @daniel

    On the flip side: All #instantMessaging can be 100 % automated with #XMPP, no #human ever needs to #chat again!

    What a gain in #productivity! If #AI was the fourth #industrialRevolution, #Jabber is the fifth.

  5. @daniel

    On the flip side: All #instantMessaging can be 100 % automated with #XMPP, no #human ever needs to #chat again!

    What a gain in #productivity! If #AI was the fourth #industrialRevolution, #Jabber is the fifth.

  6. @dzwiedziu @daniel

    The phone number requirement is (for me personally) not a problem of #security or #privacy or #confidentiality, but one of #convenience.

    I like to have multiple accounts for different use cases. I.e. I have four #Jabber accounts: Job/work, private, my #freeSoftware project, and a "social"/public one.

    Phone number requirement means, I have to get mulltiple phone numbers and keep them over years. That's cumbersome.

  7. @dzwiedziu @daniel

    The phone number requirement is (for me personally) not a problem of #security or #privacy or #confidentiality, but one of #convenience.

    I like to have multiple accounts for different use cases. I.e. I have four #Jabber accounts: Job/work, private, my #freeSoftware project, and a "social"/public one.

    Phone number requirement means, I have to get mulltiple phone numbers and keep them over years. That's cumbersome.

  8. @dzwiedziu @daniel

    The phone number requirement is (for me personally) not a problem of #security or #privacy or #confidentiality, but one of #convenience.

    I like to have multiple accounts for different use cases. I.e. I have four #Jabber accounts: Job/work, private, my #freeSoftware project, and a "social"/public one.

    Phone number requirement means, I have to get mulltiple phone numbers and keep them over years. That's cumbersome.

  9. @dzwiedziu @daniel

    The phone number requirement is (for me personally) not a problem of #security or #privacy or #confidentiality, but one of #convenience.

    I like to have multiple accounts for different use cases. I.e. I have four #Jabber accounts: Job/work, private, my #freeSoftware project, and a "social"/public one.

    Phone number requirement means, I have to get mulltiple phone numbers and keep them over years. That's cumbersome.

  10. @dzwiedziu @daniel

    The phone number requirement is (for me personally) not a problem of #security or #privacy or #confidentiality, but one of #convenience.

    I like to have multiple accounts for different use cases. I.e. I have four #Jabber accounts: Job/work, private, my #freeSoftware project, and a "social"/public one.

    Phone number requirement means, I have to get mulltiple phone numbers and keep them over years. That's cumbersome.

  11. @dzwiedziu @daniel

    My (maybe egocentric in their own way) reasons why I never tried Signal:

    1. Phone number requirement.

    2. Android/iOS requirement. I don't have nor want them, and even the so-called desktop client doesn't work without it.

    3. Jeff B. requirement. I really don't want to leave it AWS, if my chat still works tomorrow or not.

    AFAIK, Signal work on solving 1 and 2. As soon as they fix all 3, I'll try it. For now, I'll stay with #Jabber.

    #digitalSovereignty

  12. @dzwiedziu @daniel

    My (maybe egocentric in their own way) reasons why I never tried Signal:

    1. Phone number requirement.

    2. Android/iOS requirement. I don't have nor want them, and even the so-called desktop client doesn't work without it.

    3. Jeff B. requirement. I really don't want to leave it AWS, if my chat still works tomorrow or not.

    AFAIK, Signal work on solving 1 and 2. As soon as they fix all 3, I'll try it. For now, I'll stay with #Jabber.

    #digitalSovereignty

  13. @dzwiedziu @daniel

    My (maybe egocentric in their own way) reasons why I never tried Signal:

    1. Phone number requirement.

    2. Android/iOS requirement. I don't have nor want them, and even the so-called desktop client doesn't work without it.

    3. Jeff B. requirement. I really don't want to leave it AWS, if my chat still works tomorrow or not.

    AFAIK, Signal work on solving 1 and 2. As soon as they fix all 3, I'll try it. For now, I'll stay with #Jabber.

    #digitalSovereignty

  14. @dzwiedziu @daniel

    My (maybe egocentric in their own way) reasons why I never tried Signal:

    1. Phone number requirement.

    2. Android/iOS requirement. I don't have nor want them, and even the so-called desktop client doesn't work without it.

    3. Jeff B. requirement. I really don't want to leave it AWS, if my chat still works tomorrow or not.

    AFAIK, Signal work on solving 1 and 2. As soon as they fix all 3, I'll try it. For now, I'll stay with #Jabber.

    #digitalSovereignty

  15. @dzwiedziu @daniel

    My (maybe egocentric in their own way) reasons why I never tried Signal:

    1. Phone number requirement.

    2. Android/iOS requirement. I don't have nor want them, and even the so-called desktop client doesn't work without it.

    3. Jeff B. requirement. I really don't want to leave it AWS, if my chat still works tomorrow or not.

    AFAIK, Signal work on solving 1 and 2. As soon as they fix all 3, I'll try it. For now, I'll stay with #Jabber.

    #digitalSovereignty

  16. @daniel

    Still, more often than not, I only see my typo after sending another message 🤦

    Allowing correction of only the LAST message, but not the PENULTIMATE or ANTEPENULTIMATE is one of the things, that do frustrate me every day.

    Would love to have at least three last messages to correct.

    (So far, I don't use the timezone feature. My own TZ is UTC, no matter where I am 🙂 Maybe I should change that.)

    #Jabber #LMC #XMPP

  17. @daniel

    Still, more often than not, I only see my typo after sending another message 🤦

    Allowing correction of only the LAST message, but not the PENULTIMATE or ANTEPENULTIMATE is one of the things, that do frustrate me every day.

    Would love to have at least three last messages to correct.

    (So far, I don't use the timezone feature. My own TZ is UTC, no matter where I am 🙂 Maybe I should change that.)

    #Jabber #LMC #XMPP

  18. @daniel

    Still, more often than not, I only see my typo after sending another message 🤦

    Allowing correction of only the LAST message, but not the PENULTIMATE or ANTEPENULTIMATE is one of the things, that do frustrate me every day.

    Would love to have at least three last messages to correct.

    (So far, I don't use the timezone feature. My own TZ is UTC, no matter where I am 🙂 Maybe I should change that.)

    #Jabber #LMC #XMPP

  19. @daniel

    Still, more often than not, I only see my typo after sending another message 🤦

    Allowing correction of only the LAST message, but not the PENULTIMATE or ANTEPENULTIMATE is one of the things, that do frustrate me every day.

    Would love to have at least three last messages to correct.

    (So far, I don't use the timezone feature. My own TZ is UTC, no matter where I am 🙂 Maybe I should change that.)

    #Jabber #LMC #XMPP

  20. @daniel

    Still, more often than not, I only see my typo after sending another message 🤦

    Allowing correction of only the LAST message, but not the PENULTIMATE or ANTEPENULTIMATE is one of the things, that do frustrate me every day.

    Would love to have at least three last messages to correct.

    (So far, I don't use the timezone feature. My own TZ is UTC, no matter where I am 🙂 Maybe I should change that.)

    #Jabber #LMC #XMPP

  21. @padeluun

    Ist diese #NINA Warn-App eigentlich #freieSoftware? #PublicMoneyPublicCode sollte auch hier gelten.

    Bei mir ist die #Jabber #XMPP Message des NINA-Bots leider erst um 11:06 Uhr gekommen. Blöd, wenn es ein Katastrophenfall gewesen wäre, wo jede Sekunde zählt. Und die #Sirene habe ich nur gehört, weil das Fenster offen war.

    #Bundeswarntag

  22. @hook @movim @nlnet

    AFAIK, at the moment, everyone needs to be in the room (MUC), i.e. they need an account.

    I can imagine, that at some point, anonymous users ( #XEP-0175?) could be added. That would make #Movim an alternative to #JitsiMeet or #BigBlueButton, only better (ha!), because integrated into #Jabber #XMPP.

  23. @makake

    Bei mir auch #Sirene nur bei offenem Fenster zu hören. Aber besser als die letzten Jahre, wo es hier gar keine Sirenenalarme gab. #NINA #Jabber #XMPP Bot auch um 11:06 Uhr. Insgesamt deutliche Verbesserung!

    #Bundeswarntag

  24. New version of ejabberd is out and fixes a security vulnerability. Amongst many other things my mod_invites got a good deal of improvements, a web-admin integration, a new reset password token and a page where users can create invites via web (if that’s allowed). Go get it while it’s hot!

    Once again, thanks @nlnet for funding this work!

    github.com/processone/ejabberd

    #xmpp #ejabberd #nlnet #jabber #greatInvitations #ngi0

  25. It is one thing to convince your friends to use XMPP, it is another to have them easily be able to sign up their friends too.

    https://txw.ca/mod-signup-keyword/

    This is a mod for ejabberd which allows in-band registration with a fixed pre-shared key. It replaces the standard mod_register.

    So your friends can pass this PSK to their trusted friends, and they can sign up for an account, and pass it to their trusted friends.

    An XMPP Client needs to surface a UI element for the PSK to be entered, and returned to the ejabberd server. I’ve tested it with my hobby client, Mach.

    #XMPP #ejabberd #erlang #opensource #software #jabber

  26. Since my new XMPP upload server implementation "Rusty Filer" has been working great on trashserver.net since two weeks, I present to you:

    The first release of Rusty Filer! codeberg.org/thomas.leister/ru 🥳

    It has the same features as Prosody Filer, but it also available as a deb package and via a apt repository (for simple deployment and automatic updates!).

    If you run into any issues using this server, let me know in the Codeberg issues.

    #xmpp #ejabberd #prosody #rust #rustyFiler #jabber #codeberg #opensource #software