Every troll server gets defederated from by everyone. And every troll gets banned on the normal servers. I think the federated nature is a blessing, those assholes have their own part of the internet which is usually far from my part of the internet.
Did you miss the “extremely precise” part? So no, not really.
Not really. Long time ago I was used to a mouse with ~3000 dpi and after a few years I was extremely precise with it. Also faster, obviously.
Just tell them they won’t be getting those sweet Euros from the EU, that worked every time so far.
Sure, that’s why they have record profits, because their games earn them less?
Not that I wouldn’t welcome UK back (under equal conditions to all new-joiners, of course), speed-running is not something EU is capable of. Nor is UK. They will not like having to accept the same deal everyone else has to when they had a lot of exceptions for everything. It will take ages before some kind of agreement is reached.
Yuck. Even if I ignored economy, Trump and everything political, US food is pure shit compared to European food.
Finally, I’ve been waiting for this.
I said better, not more secure. It’s not as easy to accidentally leak the message. It’s equally easy to intentionally leak it.
I mean, have you ever read anything about any dictatorship?
But if you officially operate somewhere, they can sue you, I thought that was common knowledge?
Anyway, not complying with local laws and operating in the country can get you in some serious trouble. And the trouble will escalate until you comply or pull out of the country.
Kim Jong Un can sue anyone. Like, they can sue Signal if they want. Sure, they have no way to enforce it, but they can sue (and win the case). It’s not like this would be a first, that happened quite a few times. Especially in dictatorship.
There is a reason: you will be sued out of existence. And the bit about North Korea made me laugh, so thanks.
Yep. Sadly, Lemmy will move on to implement this exact horrible mess in future versions.
The current ChatMessage approach is much better than crazy shenanigans with to/cc/mentions.
I shared a bit about exactly this here: https://lemmyverse.link/lemmings.world/comment/14476151
Using Laravel as a framework should be the first red flag, I yet have to meet a Laravel dev who understands architecture (and I interviewed quite a bit of them). That framework is several anti-patterns bundled into a nice package.
I actually like how Lemmy handles it, it warns you that it’s unencrypted and that it recommends Matrix
It also uses an entirely separate AP type that’s not used for anything else (ChatMessage) unlike Mastodon which uses Note, which is also used for: Mastodon posts and comments, Lemmy comments, most likely others.
ChatMessage type also has strict requirements about recipients, the chances to leak them are slimmer. Additionally, if the target app does not support the type, it’s very unlikely it will handle it at all, but Note will most likely be handled in some way.
In conclusion, Lemmy PMs are very hard to leak accidentally (still very easy to leak intentionally).
Sadly, Lemmy will be moving to Mastodon-style PMs.
You know they can’t legally operate there if they don’t follow the law, right?
Pulling out is the only form of protest they have as a company. The rest is up to its users.
Anyway, if it happened, you could still use Signal anyway, perhaps with the help of a relay like other countries who prefer spying over privacy.
I did elaborate a bit in a sibling comment.
I don’t exactly think ill of him, but I’ll stay away from any platform he creates. He shared one snippet of code where he disabled validating certificate validity and certificate names. When called out on it, he decided to delete the post.
Security and standards don’t seem like the first things on his mind.
That game’s really great, definitely better than at launch. Still many bugs, but it’s been fun playing with my partner on our local server.