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by jssfr 1mo ago
I'm working on that, actually. I'm still working on getting a /56 delegated also on reverse DNS. I don't want to bother a third-parties' DNS server with the storm of queries when someone inevitably forgets about the
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Bad Apple but It's Traceroute(jssfr.de)
157 points by jssfr 2mo ago|50 comments
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Show HN: I made presets for Darktable which mimic Fujifilm's Film Simulations(jssfr.de)
6 points by jssfr 9mo ago|1 comments
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by jssfr 3y ago
The Compliance Suites (also linked on the top of the page you linked) are intended to provide some guidance about what's important. The current edition of those can be found in XEP-0459: https://xmpp.org/extensions&#x2F
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by jssfr 4y ago
You may or may not like https://snikket.org . It's a bunch of XMPP software (Conversations, Siskin, Prosody), with minor patches, under a common branding (the Snikket parrot), plus a web portal. It's aimed at the friend
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by jssfr 4y ago
I switched over from irssi to poezio a few years ago (with a self-hosted biboumi as XMPP<->IRC gateway) and I don't miss irssi (anymore). Of course, the transition was a bit bumpy, but I think that'd go both ways. As someone
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by jssfr 4y ago
Possibly not for "political" reasons, but it gets increasingly harder to be an independent mail operator. I've been running my own email cluster for over a decade, privately. Some mail providers require you to contact them to
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by jssfr 6y ago
Who would be operating that server? For how many people? With which privacy policy and which SLAs? Is it just one server (= centralisation and SPOF) or many servers? The idea behind Snikket (as I understand it) is more along the lines of ha
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by jssfr 8y ago
Author of xmpp-echo-bot here. > echoz.sh also uses cut, base64, stdbuf, tr, mkfifo, tee and sort. tee can be eliminated if needed be, the others should probably be added to the list of dependencies, thanks. > echoz.sh does not seem to