I run a Matrix server and it’s deffo YMMV based on the server admin and how good they are at maintaining things.
Getting the federation to work can also be a chore and a half. Otherwise it works super well. The clients often implement features on top of the protocol (looking at Element and their weird jitsi integration for instance).
Glad they’re at least keeping us updated given the absolute clusterfuck going on with DDR5.
I had a game on my Pocket PC in the 2000s called Cyclotomix.
That was my favorite Tetris-like
It’s weird how well they knew what to claim while claiming the opposite
The Truth is Out There
Not with Trump it isn’t
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This is the purpose of a sandwich, to keep the nasty food oils off the playing cards
And as long as you continue to ratchet progress, it always will be.
Enjoy being part of the problem.
some clients had the ability to parse image links If included in the gemtext, but that was client specific.
It’s a wonderful protocol, but I’ve noticed way too many gems getting put up and then never being maintained, not just by way of content, but also certificate management isn’t managed so the server is still existing there, but the content is inaccessible.
Gopher with certificates.
I just did my 40s between 25 and 35, so I think I’m gonna do the Merlin thing.
Literal shitpost will occur if you eat this grease.
First of May is a holiday already too!
The problem here is that who owns a data center isn’t a matter of breaking the law. It’s only if the data center starts breaking the law, and only then can the lawmaker share that the law is being broken and by whom. It wouldn’t give them carte blanche to go out and say “Microsoft owns that land”.
Good Security and record Profits are antithetical Ideals.
Probably point to point WiFi, either for an office in LoS or for a wISP.
If they’re super progressive they might also be letting some hobbyists put a LoRA rig up there.
I have a funny screenshot about this! I didn’t know Fedora and OpenSUSE were Debian based! /s
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inb4 put Linux on it…
Proxmox it and then install a bunch of Linux containers on it!
Absolutely a strong way to go.
Yea, there are some historical reasons for the integrations, but they could do a better job evolving the UI to match the current state of things for sure.