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    Yes, the whole app will be Linux Mobile ready soonish, but priority was to have the main screen first and get everything ready in-time for Debian stable inclusion

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    I wouldn't call it a fundamental difference. If I was to concatenate the 3 XMPP RFCs and the suggested XEPs from the compliance suite linked, I would end up with a monolithic spec.…

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    > nobody can tell me that bugs don't happen They do happen. And whenever someone does make use of them, that's considered unlawful - which is absurd considering that the bug is par…

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    Comment #31797224

    Most of so called circulating supply is not circulating. 25% are in addresses that have been dormant for more than 5 years. Several percent are locked in "DeFi" or long term contra…

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    Comment #30811716

    The complexity of a whole protocol and running a client for it (which is effectively what you are doing when running bridges locally) is much higher than just doing the necessary p…

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    Comment #30807646

    I think implementing just the e2ee part of the WhatsApp protocol (which happens to be the Signal protocol with open-source libraries available) client-side and have a server-side b…

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    Comment #30320394

    Check out https://github.com/dino/dino/issues/1193

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    Comment #30320385

    > server typically has done termination of the encrypted call streams as it does its routing. Dino already supports some kind of "double encryption", where even if DTLS-SRTP is ter…

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    Comment #30320343

    Vala is a nice, modern niche language for GTK development. It certainly can also be used for other things, e.g. it can be compiled to WASM, but GTK development really is focus. Als…

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    Comment #30320276

    While Dino and all of its dependencies can be compiled and run on Windows and macOS, this process is tedious and GTK isn't really well-tested on anything but Linux, resulting in wo…

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    Comment #30318078

    It does work, but UX isn't as good and installation is a little tricky. Check out the wiki page here: https://github.com/dino/dino/wiki/macOS

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    Comment #30317371

    Friends and family all use XMPP via Conversations and/or Dino. I also join a few channels of FOSS projects on Matrix or IRC with a bridge. You can even bridge calls to SIP and PSTN…

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    Comment #29260818

    In XMPP, encrypted messages can either contain encrypted XML > Hi there! or raw text > Hi there! In Matrix, it's always encrypted JSON > {"type": "m.room.message", "content": {"msg…

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    Comment #29260690

    HTTP would be fine as well, you could GET an XML with the form to fill and POST the XML with form data. But: - HTTP forms might be less flexible when it is about structured data. -…

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    Comment #29260557

    Which modern serialized protocol do you envision here? That comes with good extensibility by design? Just the fact that XML is old, doesn't mean it's bad. It might be a bit unneces…

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    Comment #24434177

    microG GmsCore is a FLOSS (Free/Libre Open Source Software) framework to allow applications designed for Google Play Services to run on systems, where Play Services is not availabl…

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    Dino is native, which means it is more likely to get proper support of hardware accelerated video encoding/decoding, best case leading to less energy consumption during video calls…