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Online presentation: Diving deep into Briar: a closer look at its internals
mov.im/?node/pubsub.movim.eu/b

If everything works well, the talk will be streamed over media.ccc.de.

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matthias_baenz

blog.windfluechter.net/2021/05

by @ij

Guter Vergleich von #XMPP, #Matrix, #Friendica und #Mastodon bezüglich Ressourcenverbrauch.

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TOV

Using #xmpp is simple, secure and easy. Just create an xmpp account, install an xmpp client, login and start chatting.

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Mellium Co-op :xmpp: :golang:

Join us tomorrow (Tuesday, 13th April) at 16:00 UTC for a round table discussion about the features, changes, additions deletions, and policies we'd like to see in a hypothetical future "XMPP 2.0". More info at wiki.xmpp.org/web/XMPP_Office_ #XMPP

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XSF: XMPP Standards Foundation

Join us tomorrow at XMPP Office Hours 📢 for a talk by Conversations developer Daniel Gultsch on verifying A/V calls with OMEMO at 17:00 UTC (19th of March '21)

Join here: socialcoop.meet.coop/sam-pku-d

You also would like to give a talk? More info at:
wiki.xmpp.org/web/XMPP_Office_

#federated #decentralization #standards #jabber #conversations #omemo

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Our next virtual meetup will take place on Wednesday, 18:00 CET. We'll give a short introduction to for XMPP (), followed by a discussion with one of the XEP authors and various implementors:

mov.im/?node/pubsub.movim.eu/b

The video conference URL will be announced in our public channel:

berlin-meetup@conference.conve

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MattJ

#XMPP is down! 😮
Wait, no, that's impossible.

#Signal is down: status.signal.org/

#decentralize folks!

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Craig Maloney ☕

OK, time for me to make an apology.

I hadn't used XMPP for quite a while. While I liked it last time I used it there were issues keeping connections and the clients were less than stellar.

While the desktop clients for Linux are still a little shaky I can recommend Quicksy (thank you @moparisthebest for the recommendation).

I've been crabby when people recommend XMPP because I didn't realize that folks have taken XMPP from an early 21st century protocol to a joy to use.

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@tpheine @sesivany blech. server side still closed, so we need to trust a company instead of being able to run our own servers and federate. that is the kind of shit that brought us to this situation of 5 walled garden apps installed on devices. fuck silos. #matrix #xmpp

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Today, we released eturnal 1.2.0, which adds a module for logging STUN/TURN stats to InfluxDB (contributed by Marc Schink): eturnal.net

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After testing Siskin and Monal for a few days, my impression is that XMPP is now way more usable on iOS than it was back in the days. Many thanks to @tigase for their great work on Siskin IM.

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Today, we released version 1.0.0 of our new STUN/TURN server:

process-one.net/blog/eturnal-v

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In case any Erlang people happen to be interested in straightforward support for systemd's notification/watchdog features:

gist.github.com/weiss/8ee73f83

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Note to self: Logging a message from a function that handles log messages is not that much of a great idea.

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FWIW, we (pre-)released a new piece of TURN server software today:

eturnal.net

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XSF: XMPP Standards Foundation

XMPP@home - 9 June 2020

The XMPP Newsletter covering the month of May 2020.

xmpp.org/2020/06/newsletter/

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Thanks for everyone's feedback!

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Just a quick reminder, we'll be starting in a few minutes. The Jitsi Meet URL is:

meet.ffmuc.net/berlin-xmpp-mee

Just be aware that you will be recorded by YouTube if you join. If you prefer to just listen, please use the YouTube stream:

youtube.com/watch?v=v_riuu4XU6

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Next naming issue ahead! (Hardest problem in programming.)

If you were to publish a TURN server (written in Erlang), what name would you choose? Some suggestions:

93 people · Jun 13, 2020, 07:57
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During our next (virtual) XMPP meetup on Wednesday, 18:00 CEST, Daniel Gultsch and me will give an introduction to the technologies used for A/V calls with XMPP. Topics discussed will include Jingle, ICE/STUN/TURN, (S)RTP, and WebRTC. The meetup will take place on Jitsi Meet, see:

nl.movim.eu/?node/pubsub.movim

We'll also be streaming this meetup live to YouTube, so if you participate, you will be recorded. If you'd prefer to just listen, please use the YouTube stream:

youtube.com/watch?v=v_riuu4XU6

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