you did. check above

no not really, its a totally different thing. you cant follow people here, nobody here uses their real name, and you can’t limit visibility of content to just friends. marketplace is also not a thing, and that feature is not just yet another community

to be fair, it was not an attractive target before either for a long tim, independently of the president. CBP and ICE were bad people for a very long time now, and that’s not even the only problem

is it a good idea to microwave that plastic container, though?

but that depends on the vendor. highest chance to do it is with Monero, even considering that basically no one knows it

no, it isn’t for

• matrix, because if the servers ever connect again, the message will get through. this is what’s called an “eventually consistent” system
• any mainstream and semi-mainstream messengers, where there is a single server (from the users’ point of view), and the message just can’t get lost (randomly)

the client shouldn’t be dealing with issues between servers. that’s the servers responsibility. if the server has told the client that it got the message, what is there anymore for the client to do?

The issue with AP objects not making it to other clients / servers is more about federation discovery.

I don’t think so. if you know the recipient, you know it’s servername too. and then your server can forward it to theirs.

I think the problem here is that messages are not always delivered.

I’m not allergic to emails, I use them a lot, but I think a mailing list is not a federated github, but a mess.

Forgejo is a much better choice in my opinion.

AP would actually work fairly well as a messaging protocol

except when a temporary disruption in the connection results in new posts/comments/etc to not get delivered

github is not just about git though.

and what will store the authentication information, safely, if not a password manager? and don’t say that everyone will have a hardware security token

Because webauthn does not give anything that a proper password manager couldn’t automate anyway

the pin is a per-device thing, you need to set it up first to use it

won’t fix the problem.

won’t fix the problem.

honestly, with that level of carelessness or stupidity they really shouldn’t use a smartphone

honestly, with that level of carelessness or stupidity they really shouldn’t use a smartphone

that’s roughly what I experience too. It’s like if they would see a colorful pane of glass, but could not make a distinction between the “boxes” on the screen

on the contrary

doesn’t need to remember the master password if you set up an unlock PIN. Actually I think maybe it’s a bad idea to let them remember the master password, because they may just type it in everywhere expecting it to work…

then why did you reply?

I don’t often agree with people that lemmy’s community got to be like reddit, but now…