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the paycheck thing is why i find nasa going along particularly egregious, pretty sure there’s people at nasa making extraordinarily large bucks and they have a moral duty to take the hit, sacrifice their careers to make a stand against the fascists since they can afford to do so.

so my question is why all these agencies are just going along with this shit, why aren’t we seeing them fight back?

synapse is notoriously dogshit because they’ve ended up needing to constantly focus on developing it rather than finish getting dendrite (the actually optimized server software) feature-complete so it can take over as the reference implementation.

like, jesus christ, synapse is written in python! entirely unsurprising it has terrible performance.

yeah, no shit, it’s decentralized.

If you don’t want that metadata visible then host your own server and require your organization to use only that server, there are settings specifically to enforce this use-case.

the french government uses matrix for communications, it’s fine.

which for most people should just start as “don’t publish every detail of your life online, don’t publish photos and videos of other people online, and DON’T FUCKING PUT YOUR KIDS ONLINE AAAAAAAAAA”

russia, surely?

i mean sure, you can modify the standard enough until it’s somewhat secure, but it doesn’t make any sense to do so.

You actively don’t want secure communication channels to be interoperable with insecure ones, they should be kept as separate as possible so there’s minimal risk of leaking the important data.

not sure how this is confusing, simplex is a chat app with privacy as the #1 priority; OP wanted a private alternative to whatsapp, simplex is that alternative.

It’s just a webkit skin, why should anyone care about it at all?

hopefully a case of “if i don’t include this keyword i will miss out on tons of shit from stupid people who want into the trend”

Sweden had the Million Programme back in ~1960, which produced a significant amount of the housing people live in to this day. Just shitloads of commie blocks (and houses, actually) because they recognized that people needed a place to live.
You can find apartments in these buildings for $200 per month, they’ll be tiny but they’re fine. $600 is pretty standard and gets you something i’d almost consider luxurious for a single person.

And these days there’s still a lot of subsidies going into housing, plus the fact that a lot of the apartment buildings are commissioned by municipal housing companies (i.e. owned by the municipality, and not operated for profit) or by what are effectively housing co-ops.

Look at riksbyggen for example, they’re kind of the bread and butter housing here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Riksbyggen

approving more housing is like realizing that hey maybe i should stop actively hammering the splinter into my toe!

i mean yeah, you should do that, but if that’s the point we’re at maybe it’s time to start screaming about it rather than going “man this situation is suboptimal”

syndicalism gang represent
workers know how to do their jobs, and generally take pride in their work being done well. management can be hired by the workers if they feel there’s a need for it.

you do realize this makes everyone immediately discard your opinion, because it’s useless, right?

prune as fuck

as if america’s consumers aren’t quite willing to be harmed at this point

you are aware that TUI has been a standard thing for ages, right? wanting GUI features inside a terminal isn’t new and i’m not sure if you had a point with this comment other than trying to dunk on them…