alexcleac @alexcleac@mastodon.technology

What are the most powerful #xmpp servers with self-hosting possibility? I am interested in possibility to share images, to federate and stability of work.

#fediwisdom #question #help #foss

In the chat with interns at *free* software engineering internship interns ask just several question:
1. What's the payment?
2. Why should company spend time and money for this internship?

The greatest question, but why the heck they ask them in this chat and not somewgere else? :/

@tari_alfaro I didn't get, what is a *master* and what is *sub* identity. Can you give some examples that can describe your idea?

The issue of big company: after some amount of people got to the office, you don't work at least as productive as you did before those critical mass is there.

@tari_alfaro I'm afraid you didn't get the abbreviation I've used. (I shouldn't although, sorry for that).

By AP I meant Activity Pub federation protocol 😁️

@tari_alfaro that sounds like the core feature of Keybase... but federated. Am I right? Will you use AP for that?

@tari_alfaro I think there are such libraries at least for some languages. However it is possible that those clients would be way slower because there will be one more last to work :/

@tari_alfaro yeah, that it truth... However if you want to have something fast, working without javascript, extensible and "do the job" orientation, you definitely should try SourceHut out (http://sr.ht).

I've tried it some time ago and very liked it. Too sad I don't do much of open source today, otherwise I would definitely use it :D

@tari_alfaro have you seen the servers GitHub is running? You can't tell that some service is more lightweight just because it has lighter UI :)

AFAIK they use pretty same technology stack as github do (except for frontend, gitlab uses vue.js while github does vanilla javascript)

#GitLab has awesome way of deploying application for review and test. You can deploy environment and specify command that should stop them.

And while using #kubernetes and #helm this makes things way easier then just running them on my laptop without much of RAM and CPU.

@tari_alfaro it’s kind of cross-service identity stitcher with PGP trust network builder and some more small features. It allows you to to make proof that your different public profiles on different services are objects of single identity.

Thinking of resurrecting my #keybase profile 🤔️ I think I should give it one more chance 😄️

@Wolf480pl I partially agree with you on that. But according to that logic, we should be talking using the facebook right now. Just because it works for billions of people.

But we are here and not on facebook. Then it does not work for both of us.

@Wolf480pl the reason does not matter if system does not does what it was intended to do.

If you can't call with your phone will you ask, why isn't it working? I think you probably be more concerned to get it fixed or replaced than to get some long explanation, about reasons without fixing the issue.

@Wolf480pl that makes the point that people should select something more reliable. If email system is not reliable than there should be another system that is more reliable.

@Wolf480pl then I am a second-class citizen too 😋️

Nevertheless I see your point. It's just the age of technology is different. Facebook does not have to be reliable for messaging or posting. However email tent to be reliable because people tell so much about it's reliance. But it is not reliable while having such issues.