On mobile Riot either drains my battery or won't receive any
notifications regardless of being configured to use Google Play Services
that are available on my OxygenOS (OnePlus 3 stock OS) and being
installed from Google Play Store.
On desktop the Riot app from flatpak seems to stop working by itself,
die in background and just do nothing until I am asked to force stop it.
On server side, I have understood at least three servers including two
where I have an account being closed or seriously considering it and I
see much of complaints on how difficult Synapse is to run and how much
resources it needs.
Thus I am not very optimistic on the future of Matrix, but I am not
leaving the fingerprints in hope that I am wrong and it will become
usable for me without investing into self-hosting.
> I'll pay you 2 Tharni per 100 years, deal?!
for the diasp-shamil redirect on 2018-06-17T21:11+0300.
> Oops... I'll give you the money after the first 100 years, because
> fulfillment of service. deal? 😬
TODO in a 100 years!
ASY - Finnish Asperger Association where I am a deputy member of the
board.
Conversations Legacy - I did this earlier, but then I forgot to actually
git commit and push it.
> Deprecation: The 'plugins' configuration option has been renamed to
> 'plugins_dir'. Please update your config file accordingly.
said my previous "jekyll serve" to check that the mirror looks OK.
I am wondering if I should disable it again and currently my favourite
social media is Hubzilla until I get fed up with no mobile client or
something like that.
Only the www. subdomain is using CloudFlare and it should redirect to
wwwless version which is GitHub pages directly with LetsEncrypt
certificate. I still want to leave the link in some form in case someone
wants to start checking GPG signatures in commits or something like
that.
I remember making the redirect, because at one point Matkahuolto made
their ticket selling website very difficult to find and I think this was
helping my mother, but since then everyone has started using
Matkakeisari instead where this should go in case anyone is using it.
Maybe I will remove it the next time I go through this directory, which
I probably haven't done since I mkdir:ed it.
I am forced to use Dino, because I havev collected too many channels
with IRC gateways and it goes over what I consider as comfortable UI
with Gajim.
The flatpak is also more up-to-date than snap, I think, and will be
official first. I will have to keep using Gajim until Dino gets support
for OMEMO in private MUCs though.
These are the worst ones, either that I most dislike or have developed
past a long time ago or otherwise are outdated or causing more harm than
good.
I recognise that what has putten online cannot be removed from there
permanently, but I have previously hidden material from view and haven't
received any feedback on it, so I think I can continue removing things.
The plan is first this commit and next time I happen to be going through
things, I can probably start saying git rm.
IIRC I was writing it in hope/fear of someone I know offline reading this
and that it might save me from pain such discussions tend to bring.
Then on 7ce2f89c5f I judged it as paranoia
and removed it (I think the blog has disclaimer about my opinions
possibly not being so static and that I may be a different person from
what I was at time of some typings).
Today then one channel at IRC / group at Telegram has been discussing
about me or my transness for hours thanks to this line not being common
sense, so I guess it's best to restore the message and maybe link people
to this commit message in the future if they are bothered by it.
Flatpak apps appear in MATE like they were running as root and this
issue says that it's incorrect information. I imagine that it can be
confusing to other people too and as it does confuse me, I imagine there
may be a reason for me to link it to other people too.
