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goffi
22d ago
Hey. I'm currently working on this: https://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0516.html
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goffi
23d ago
I'm also working on experimental XMPP based remote desktop control for what it worth.
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goffi
23d ago
Libervia (on which I'm working) does support OMEMO:2 (it was actually the first client to implement it) + legacy one + OX (OpenPGP) + OX for Pubsub (so you can encrypt everything pubsub related: blog, forums, tickets, etc). ( ) Anyway,
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goffi
11mo ago
Yes, I'm having a DDoS attack these days, no idea why somebody would do that to my small server. I've deployed counter measures so the site is more or less usable, but the attack is still going on.
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goffi
1y ago
Indeed, Jingle is for establishing connections, P2P when possible, but there are lot of extensions around it. I've proposed a specification for SFU hosting (check https://bloggeek.me/webrtcglossary/sfu/ if yo
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goffi
1y ago
And Libervia (disclaimer: I'm the lead dev). It also implements SFU including components (based on Galène), but I'm reworking design on this part. Also note that Libervia is using a backend/frontends architecture with a D-Bus
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The Amphora of Great Intelligence (AGI)
(framapiaf.org)
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goffi
1y ago
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Terminal-based XMPP video calls with real-time A/V streaming
(mastodon.social)
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goffi
1y ago
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A/V Calls in terminal (no GUI) with Libervia
(mastodon.social)
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goffi
2y ago
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goffi
2y ago
There is a galaxy of projects around Kivy, such as https://github.com/kivy/python-for-android to compile python project for Android (with Kivy or not) or https://plyer.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
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goffi
2y ago
I really like the fsview plugin that comes with Konqueror. It can be run independently: `fsview /some/dir`.
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goffi
2y ago
XMPP dev and XSF member here. I'm using XMPP for chatting of course, but also for blogging (my blog is XMPP based), A/V calls, events organization, file sharing, photo albums sharing, as a remote (with ad-hoc command, I've ev
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goffi
3y ago
That's if you want the whole stdlib, you can make your own dist with only what you need: https://www.brython.info/static_doc/en/import.html
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A Python 3 implementation for client-side web programming
(brython.info)
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goffi
3y ago
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goffi
3y ago
XMPP does use Atom as its (micro)blogging format (XEP-0277), and making followers/following lists (subscribers/subscribed in XMPP terms) public is opt-in with XEP-0465. Note: I'm very involved in XMPP, and the author of the l
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goffi
3y ago
There is a demo page which is not obvious to find right away: https://aigc-audio.github.io/AudioGPT.github.io/ But no data on license, weight, or whatever, it looks like the repos are in the process of being uploaded.I
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goffi
3y ago
I see "This repository and the models are released under the CC-BY-NC as found in the LICENSE file." at https://dinov2.metademolab.com/ , have I missed something or this is definitely not FOSS?
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goffi
4y ago
Congrats to all the people involved, it's really great to see such a FOSS tool! How is it for app development? I've seen that they have started to showreels for apps ( https://godotengine.org/article/announcing
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goffi
4y ago
pandoc has the killer feature to use beamer to convert markdown to a good looking presentation. It's the simplest and quickest way of doing a presentation I'm aware of, you can just focus on the content: `pandoc -t beamer some_pre
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goffi
4y ago
`sh` is great for that: https://amoffat.github.io/sh/
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goffi
4y ago
thanks for the quick answer and cool for REPL. Yeah sure I can just launch Gwenview on the output directory. > probably but GIMP plugins are not something I've looked into I was just thinking about a black and white or grey level ou
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goffi
4y ago
Wow that's really impressive (I've seen similar things in research papers for a while now, but having it usable so easily and generic is great). A few questions: - would it be possible to use this tool to make automatic mask for e
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goffi
4y ago
Textual looks nice. I've been a happy Urwid user for years, can someone with experience with both can do a quick comparison? Urwid development seems stalled (no commit for 6 months). Is it now possible to embed a terminal as a widget w
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Libervia XMPP⬌ActivityPub gateway and e2e encryption
(goffi.org)
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goffi
4y ago
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goffi
4y ago
- I have used vim for many years (15 maybe?), and once you have passed the initial learning curve (not so terrible, after you keep learning cool stuff even after years of use), it's useful for everything with the same shortcuts. I woul
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goffi
4y ago
> goffi for 2), it's actually written in the description: "phrase-level timestamps", so it should be possible (phrase level is neat for skipping to a special location on a video, but maybe not for audio editing).
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goffi
4y ago
Really interesting, I can see ton of potential uses. 2 questions: 1) how does it compare to state of the art FOSS solutions? I'm seeking about DeepSpeech or Vosk 2) would it be somehow possible to associate timestamp to the words recog
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goffi
4y ago
> Nexus I have a second-hand Nexus 7 (repartitioned flo), probably the same as you, and I'm super happy with it thanks to Lineage OS. LineasOS 19 doesn't seem to be available for it though (yet?). > Hard to figure a new tabl
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JMP: Phone ⟺ XMPP gateway with US/CA numbers now supports international calls
(blog.jmp.chat)
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goffi
5y ago
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Image to LaTeX
(github.com)
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goffi
5y ago
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