bonifartius 𒂼𒄄 @bonifartius@social.cleverlibre.org

@mdkcore i'm not a fan of everything-is-a-webapp, but element in browser is one of the better things i've used. give it a try.

there also is https://hydrogen.element.io , i haven't tested that though.

another client is https://fluffychat.im/ which is written in flutter. it's possibly also web-stuff, but it's rather feature-complete.

@hypolite glorious!

@hypolite lol, did they really scale both axes? 🙈

@thenewoil "brought to you by: systemd" 💃

since i'm lazy: anyone knows if there is something to play quake in coop mode?

@a_breakin_glass NAT can burn in hell, it's not a solution but a new problem

@verretor fast forward: you find yourself in a lovecraft novel.

@thor i don't know apple, but isn't wireguard more or less key generation on both sides, exchanging them and putting key hashes in the config? doesn't sound worse than openvpn.

you could use e.g. cisco stuff, but that is so full of holes that you can just open the ports and have no vpn. non open source security stuff isn't secure per definition, imho.

in the end the old "write a patch" applies if you have things that bother you ;)

@freemo i still am confused/amused by how accurate transmetropolitan feels sometimes.

the only thing missing today is some technology and aliens and we are set!

if you want some fun, check the lobsters moderation log from time to time to see which long-time user has been banned for spurious reasons now 🙃

@thor learning cursive has the side effect of practicing fine motor skills. with touchscreens you don't really do that.

@kurtgeis kind of reads like a systemd ad, "does everything" ;)

@klaatu wanted to drop by and say that i only recently discovered gnu world order, really nice! :)

it isn't my usual choice of music but it's kind of nice to see the hardbass people "emulating" other european electronic styles like gabber & frenchcore and having fun with themes like octoberfest. reading the comment section on youtube of those videos is almost completely friendly shitposting from many countries, having fun.

@thor imo: the real worth of tests is that you can change things without breaking other things (or at least the things which are tested). 100% coverage is bullshit though.