ZombieCyborgFromOuterSpace

LOL yes they are. And we’re about to find out.

We need an angry mob to hunt them down.

Maybe. But what have American tech companies done lately to win my trust in them? Nothing.  So allow me to be skeptical.

Like Meta and it’s privacy rules, I bet they do even if they’re saying they don’t.

She deserves to be arrested and shot by firing squad for treason.

Especially if it affects their bottom line

Oh shit. Now I gotta read this.

Written by chat GPT /s

Omg! THANK YOU!

This really clears it up! I’m saving this.

I hope people share this post if anyone else is confused.

Big thanks again!

Yeah i just installed it and it makes more sense

So I guess my problem is that I’m used to Discord’s paradigm. You have servers and in the servers you have chat rooms, video conference rooms, and DMs. it pretty much reflects what’s on IRC.

When it comes to Matrix, I have trouble making the parallel. Maybe because of the terminology?

I was wondering if you could help me out in that regard. Knowing that I’m familiar with IRC and Discord, can you explain to me the different terminology in Matrix and how it works?

FYI: Commet really is easier to navigate than Element.

I appreciate your help. I might reach out to you soon.

Maybe I should also look up some YouTube videos about it. That always helps as well.

Gee, thanks. That’s so helpful. 🙄

Maybe that would help because I have a really hard time understanding how matrix works.

Don’t forget the shit in his pants, too.

In most companies, your contract forbids you from talking about your employer on social platforms or in the media if it’s going to affect the company’s reputation.

Friendica isn’t that great in my experience. I thought it’d make a good facebook replacement, but it’s missing groups and pages as a feature.

As for peertube, I have yet to find an instance that would allow me to create an account so I can follow channels and comment. And yes, I know I can comment with my other accounts like Mastodon. But the average person won’t understand it that way because they’re not used to that paradigm. And I much prefer to have an account for each platform myself.

Will that still be supported with Wayland?

ssh

Oh. No there was no misfire. That’s VERY obvious.

Just have it open in your home router configuration to forward traffic somewhere.

Or you can have an SSH server running on a small VM and you can route traffic there and watch the logs. Like a honeypot type of thing.