

what an awesome app
I’m Alireza Alavi, a software engineer by trade.


what an awesome app


Honestly no.
How do you join a channel? How to start private message? How to setup e2ee? How do I recieve messages when I’m offline (bouncer)? how do I send files/images/video? There’s lots of things to learn, understand and setup


I love IRC but it’s absolutely not usabale for non-tech people


I tell them these. Even the social aspects tha they don’t neccessarily track YOU as a single person but they get concrete data on how to manipulate a network of people or a community, country etc.
They accept these, but none of these convinces them. They go “so what?”


I ALWAYS get the “I have nothing to hide🤣” argument.
And I know that is very stupid but I can’t convince them why that doesn’t make any sense.


BSDs will never catch up to linux because of their cuck licensing


I use Logseq for work/computer stuff, Markor on my android phone for personal stuff


Where do you keep them? They’re always in your pocket?
Sorry if my question is dumb, but do security patches arrive in debian slower than fedora? Is there any stats on this?
Why not debian?


For cost you also have to count the hardware expenses
That would be exactly same as the current Gitea setup
Do you think it’s a viable option for replacing our team’s gitea/forgejo instances, so we don’t have to connect through a VPN for remote work, and mirror on a vps for redundancy?
They aren’t legally allowed to advertised and sell. Having them installed and selling them is a crime. (China, Iran, many other countries)
going around government censorship, being safer from being tracked
We <3 GIMP


Exactly. Everything has it’s place.
Can I ask, what do you mean by “share code with out customers”? They modify this code? They only use this code? How are the dynamics?
One question, from what I understand the papers that aftergleam suggests are most (if not all) aren’t peer reviewed.
Does it provide peer-reviewed articles? If yes, is there an indicator to know?