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rakshazi
5y ago
Actually, Jitsi is the only one, but it used only in case of group calls, so I can't complain. 1:1 calls handled without any 3rdParty
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rakshazi
5y ago
ansible-console is a treasure! I wish I saw that article years ago...
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rakshazi
5y ago
I started https://etke.cc service not long ago. Tech stack: ansible (automatization), docker (simplify deployments and maintenance), matrix (protocol) and golang (internal tools) The idea of the service is to provide painless se
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5y ago
Welcome to modern web
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rakshazi
5y ago
https://matrix.org is a good one
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rakshazi
5y ago
if you are "non-technical" user - yes. but if you can install LineageOS (or any other custom rom you prefer) - no.
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rakshazi
5y ago
Well, my current project is good example: https://etke.cc Try to apply AMP to it and see the difference...
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5y ago
The ironic part of AMP is that it's heavely relies on js. External js. For example, you have a lightweight website with size of 140kb for everything (html, CSS, js, images) without AMP. It works blazing fast and you get 100/100 sc
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rakshazi
5y ago
Google tries to kill RSS for a long time, that's it. TBH, I understand why - using RSS you don't need "help" from Google to decide what you want to see and what don't want. As for myself, after I installed Miniflux
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5y ago
Hi there, still waiting for news from one of your guys (vaivars). I hope that comment will reach him and finally I will get a response about matrix social/oidc auth...
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5y ago
> If we're advocating for using paper bags over plastic bags, that means we're advocating for way more CO2 in the atmosphere. Not exactly. The point is not to use paper bag, but to use durable/persistent bag from any mater
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5y ago
Anywhere. Yes, there are "whois guard" services, but that's actually email relays (like aliases). You must provide your identity information (name, surname, other passport/id data, address, etc.) to buy a domain name. An
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5y ago
You can't anonymously hold a domain in any *TLD. Yes, even in freenom's TLDs (you're not a domain holder with free domains)
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5y ago
I wish content makers migrate to PeerTube instead of YouTube...
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rakshazi
5y ago
there is a coil.com as example of such subscription and it even integrated in imgur, twitch and some other services. Never used it, tho. I prefer reading HN comments instead of articles, because news nowadays is huge longrid with only ~10%
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5y ago
I prefer Matrix way - open network of different servers. Don't like spammers? OK, close registration on your server. Have public rooms? OK, block servers with open registration. No problems with spammers or trolls at all. And that'
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5y ago
no one used blockchain for this because: 1. it's slow, requires insane amount of storage, power and traffic 2. nobody wants non-transferable username for real
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rakshazi
5y ago
Hi, https://etke.cc developer is here. As the guy who setups matrix servers for customers I can tell you that a lot of information in topic link is a lie or controversial. Example: Matrix is not extendable - seems the author did
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rakshazi
5y ago
I built entire service [0], because I wanted to chat in matrix (protocol [1]). It's quite hard to selfhost it properly, so I ended with lots of automatization, based on open source stack. Now I can setup a homeserver in ~20 minutes wit
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5y ago
Oh, I played it and loosed on multiple check boxes level. Fun game, was smiling and crying during gameplay
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5y ago
1. Opened website 2. Got a banner with some offer on 80% of my screen 3. Closed website I like modern web /s
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5y ago
https://ariadne.space/about - she's pretty cool
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5y ago
I created 2 things which I'm really proud of, because they solve the exact problem in elegant way. First one is ProxyAV [1] - reverse proxy that scans any uploaded file with ClamAV. That tool/microservice was created, because back
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5y ago
Try syncthing-fork [0] on android, it has more features and automated scheduling of sync [0] https://f-droid.org/packages/com.github.catfriend1.syncthing...
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5y ago
Yep, I literally my own customer, because my hs managed the same way as other customers :D Sadly, not every customer wants to post review, because of privacy. I understand them, tho
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5y ago
Mine is matrix homeservers maintenance [0], but it's not 100% passive, requires around 1-2 hours per week. Service "just started", so income is quite low for now. [0] https://etke.cc
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Links: https://etke.cc - the website https://matrix.to/#/#announcements:etke.cc - announcements about upcoming servers updates for subscribers (room is open for joining) https://matrix.to/#&
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Show HN: Matrix] Homeservers Setup and Maintenance
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ProxyAV – reverse proxy with automatic antivirus scanning of POSTed files
(gitlab.com)
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6y ago
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Language Sucks – collection of popular programming languages' cons
(yourlanguagesucks.com)
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7y ago
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