Hi, I host a mumble server, if users are getting cert errors it is 100% the hosters fault and the error being shown to users is GOOD. Otherwise users could get man in the middled without knowing it. There is no excuse for users to get the error if the hoster is competent and has automated cert renewal setup correctly. And for the record automated cert renewal isn't much harder than it is for a website.
Scoopta
joined 2 years ago
I feel like XMPP is under rated, I used it in the past back when matrix was super new and not really production ready. I'm now revisiting them and matrix seems highly centralized in practice even if it was designed to be federated. There aren't that many implementations and so many people use matrix.org as their homeserver. Definitely still thinking XMPP is the best option.
Mumble is great for VC tbh, doesn't really do anything else well though but I use it for VC
Register what file extension .appimage? Would that even work? Most software on Linux only uses file extensions as a hint at best and nothing at worst because magic numbers are usually preferred. Is there any file explorer that lets you register a file handler for ELFs regardless of file extension?
Yes I know, I was gonna say "shell is confused" but it just didn't feel like it had the same ring to it
Bash would be confused
Have they fixed the networking stack? Last I tried it outright crashed the whole system when I enabled IPv6 which makes it useless for me even just in a VM for testing
It's not Linux tho, haiku
Took them long enough, eclipse has only had this for like a decade at this point
Sandwich user do
Gecko is not KHTML but yes... chromium is blink, but it's still very similar to webkit, there is a reason for the way useragents and CSS selectors are the way they are.
Oh my god, the worst part is I read it the lemmy way first and didn't notice the normie meaning until I read this comment