in reply to Charles ☭ is a Green

The problem with old macs is broadcom. The rest of the hardware is great, but the WiFi just quits working because somebody sneezed wrong or whatever. They can only go to places or people I have really regular contact with.

Like, the charity I do audio for now has one but I couldn't just hand it to a stranger unless they are super motivated or are already experienced.

Anyway, apparently broadcom still exists and makes shit for data centres? In the end, we won't even need to attack the centres, somebody will just sneeze, all the networking will collapse, and it will be end of large lying machines.

in reply to Charles ☭ is a Green

Except #Signal is the same problems:

- Another #US #Corporation, thus subject to #CloudAct.
- Collecting #PII (#Pohnenumber!).
- Another proprietary platform.
- Another shady monetization with some #Shitcoin - #scam called #MobileCoin!

youtube.com/watch?v=tJoO2uWrX1…
youtube.com/watch?v=0DSGq9FQKU…

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@kkarhan
Moxie´s new villa (after his #Signal #MobileCoin scam)

finance.yahoo.com/news/signal-…

But #Matrix is also not the solution:

telegra.ph/why-not-matrix-08-0…

in reply to Charles ☭ is a Green

@kkarhan

XMPP leaks metadata, like matrix

"Metadata absolutely tells you everything about somebody´s life. If you have enough metadata, you don´t really need content."

#NSA General Counsel
Stewart Baker

in:
"We kill people based on metadata"
nybooks.com/daily/2014/05/10/w…

The only messenger that does not leak or store metadata is the one the user pays for: Threema!

in reply to Charles ☭ is a Green

Well, I use #XMPP+#OMEMO exclusively and the #Metadata-#FUD by #Signal fans is moot given they demand #PII in the form of a #PhoneNumber and are subject to #CloudAct.

- There are simple & privacy-preserving options, like @monocles, which one can even pay for with #CashByMail and #Monero!

docs.monocles.eu/account/accou…

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in reply to TelH90

@kkarhan @Steldamm @monocles

Look, like you, I am a tech nerd. I've hosted fedi servers. I have a lot of websites. I'm writing a CMS for an MMPORG.

I cannot be fucked to host my own XMPP server. Nobody I know uses XMPP since the embrace extend extinguish thing happened with it. Is this fair? No. Is it true? Yes.

No normal person in a train station wants to hear about ex em pee pee.

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@kkarhan @Steldamm@vivaldi.net @monocles

I guess, the correct pronounciation of #XMPP in #IPA is

'ʤæb.əʳ

framapiaf.org/@debacle/1158043…

#Jabber


You like Signal for it's outstanding #confidentiality? Fine!

You like Threema, since it's safe, it's from #Switzerland, and #ElsbethSigmund as #Heidi was your #childhoodCrush? Great!

You like Whatsapp, because your friends are there? I don't blame you!

But 𝐩𝐥𝐞𝐚𝐬𝐞 don't claim, that any of those #centralServices would support #digitalAutonomy, #digitalIndependence, #digitalSovereignty. They have their merits, but they still are #walledGardens.

#instantMessaging


in reply to Charles ☭ is a Green

@Charles ☭ is a Green @monocles @Steldamm @TelH90 my experience was that hosting an XMPP server lead pretty quickly to having friends and family use it, although there were a couple additional factors:

* family members (who are pretty normal people) got an account on that server, so they only had to install conversations on their phone
* most of our friends are of the FLOSS-nerd variety, and there are enough who are able to run their own server to provide for themselves and for the non-uploading nerds of the group, but everybody had at least some motivation, once the effort required was low
* I'm not on other chat systems (other than IRC, which I'm not going to recommend to family members :) )

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