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JadedBlueEyes
22d ago
1) That hasn't been a problem for at least half a decade. 2) What do you even mean? I've literally deleted my entire database and then spun up a new server on the same domain before, it does not matter, other servers do not care!
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JadedBlueEyes
23d ago
I mean for alternative servers, 10% of people use Continuwuity and it looks pretty spec-complete [0] and more than enough to be useful. [0]: https://forgejo.ellis.link/continuwuation/continuwuity/issue...
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1mo ago
You might be interested in the new Pebble watches, which use e-ink displays.
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Mayhem's Legacy: Why MetaBrainz Matters More Than Ever
(compassmapandkey.com)
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5mo ago
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Vibe Coding Trip Making a sponsor panel
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7mo ago
I got the ThinkPhone as a consumer (via lenovo.com) and am quite happy with it.
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7mo ago
Yet again [0] quality standards seem to have slipped on the cloudflare blog. I'm not able to point at a cause, but it's not painting a pretty picture. [0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46781516
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7mo ago
You might want to move to a maintained fork like https://continuwuity.org if you haven't already
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Cloudflare claimed they implemented Matrix on Cloudflare workers. They didn't
(tech.lgbt)
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8mo ago
This is vibe coded and filled with trivially proven false claims - the most blatant to me being that Tuwunel does not and has never used Postgres or Redis, https://tech.lgbt/@JadedBlueEyes/115967791152135761
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8mo ago
https://jade.ellis.link - My blog, plus a bit of a personal link directory.
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JadedBlueEyes
9mo ago
https://rimgo.vern.cc/a/1un20s7
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10mo ago
FTR the server stats are from https://matrixrooms.info/stats . It's not a full view of the network but it's a reasonable sampling, based on servers discovered through public room aliases and servers that use it as
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10mo ago
This doesn't really excuse it, but to give you some idea of why Element haven't spent any time on dendrite right now, here's a sample of active servers on the federation as of today: 2025-12-01 synapse : 10068 (85.8
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10mo ago
> Synapse is the only choice that supports bridges This is not true, at least today. Continuwuity, which is an alternative server implementation, and its predecessors support bridges very well.
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11mo ago
If you look it up, you'll see that JMAP is 6 years old now. It's a protocol for doing email (and now other things) over HTTP, without many of the legacy issues from IMAP and SMTP. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
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11mo ago
Aside from the other comments, I would say that a modern chat application is anything but 'simple' - there are a vast amount of features that you expect, from pinned messages to file downloads to threads, to say nothing of end to
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11mo ago
the Matrix foundation is a UK company.
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11mo ago
You do have to keep bridges up to date, because they need to remain compatible with the internal APIs of other platforms. Beeper.com (mentioned by a sibling comment) is a commercial deployment of the mautrix matrix bridges, along with some
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1y ago
Ink and switch is a research lab. As far as I'm aware, they're not a building any specific products, just exploring what is possible for human computer interactions
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The Internet Roadtrip Pathfinder
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AI Can't Help You Write Well
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1y ago
Nex is a cybersecurity student in a house of similar people, they're gonna take every way :3 quote: > The plan is, in future, since we can't hack something that doesn't have a brain, to instead attach a brain to it. The
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I hacked my washing machine
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1y ago
Hey, one of the Continuwuity team here - the name was a bit of a placeholder we picked as we were setting up the project, and we are open to changing it if we find something that fits the project and is a step up. Please join our Matrix roo
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1y ago
Building complete, optimised binaries can be much more complicated than just linking in a SO/A file. Things like cross-language LTO and PGO can be massive for performance and require integration throughout the build system.
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Printing the web: making webpages look good on paper
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Stopping AI scrapers from taking down my server
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1y ago
Syncthing-fork (of the android app, not syncthing itself) is a straight improvement.
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Things Zig comptime won't do
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