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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. Les recordamos que nuestros servidores, además de proveer esta distinguida instancia :tootmap:, también aloja un servidor XMPP :xmpp: que es incluso, anterior a la instancia de Mastodon :memeface1:. Es de los primeros servicios que tuvimos en Undernet junto con el correo electrónico :gmail:. XMPP es un sistema de mensajería federado y descentralizado :anarchoheart2:, como Mastodon, donde cada servidor tiene cuentas, y puede agregar cuentas de otros servidores y asi chatear. Existen salas públicas y privadas a las que uno puede unirse o crearlas si no existen. Nuestro admin @gabriel :ombu: ha hecho una recopilación de muchas de estas salas en su blog :wp: --> publicar.uy/salas-de-mensajeri XMPP es un protocolo que existe desde fines de los 90s :computerfairies: y se le han ido agregando cosas, porque es un protocolo modular. Hoy en día se pueden hacer hasta llamadas de audio :radio_handheld: y video :youtube:, compartir imágenes :purple_sunset:, ubicación :google_maps:... etc. Nuestro servidor al igual que Mastodon Uruguay, y todos los servicios de Undernet, están integramente alojados en Uruguay en forma autogestionada e independiente :antel: :ute: :mate: :mate2:🇺🇾 y tiene en total unas 300 cuentas registradas en los dos dominios que administramos que son @undernet.uy y @buzon.uy de las cuales se conectan diariamente unas 70+ :memeface4:. El servidor esta conectado con otros 600 servidores XMPP. Si no lo probaste, podes bajarte un cliente como Conversations, Monocles, Xabber para android, Snikket para iPhone o Gajim y Dino para Lunux :conversations: :gajim: :android: :fdroid: :dino: :apple_inc: :gnu: :tux: e incluso clientes para terminal :crt_w_prompt: y registrar una cuenta en nuestro servidor u otros. Si quieren más información o consejos, pueden dejar un comentario debajo 👇 #undernet #uruguay #xmpp #jabber #autogestión #mensajería #instantánea #mensajes #conversations #android #prosody

  17. Parece mentira pero, en este mes de Enero y a pesar de la dura competencia existente en el mundo de la mensajería instantánea y habiéndose quedado atrás, conocidas plataformas ya inexistentes, Jabber/Xmpp, sigue funcionando y evolucionando, en sus 27 años de existencia.

    gultsch.social/@daniel/1158358

    Larga vida a la mensajería instantánea libre por excelencia. 🎉🎂🎉

    #Jabber #Xmpp #mensajería #messenger #im #SoftwareLibre #opensource