Notices by 👺防空識別區👹 (adiz@mtl.jinxian.casa), page 2

@matrix Cool. Very nice. Now, deny the holocaust or shout the gamer word and let's see how strong your freedom of speech is. 😂

@mischievoustomato Do you want to fuck your mom?

@mischievoustomato
> car crashes
> any woman in the immediate vicinity assumes that it must be because they're so attractive that they distracted the drivers

I need more cool people to follow.

@sendpaws That's wild. I was never really a Twitter use and I briefly had Tumblr back in the day when it was more of a mood board blog kinda deal or whatever. I just don't see people doing that on my slice of the Fediverse, nor ever have. I don't often quote-post, but I appreciate having the ability to do so. @Alex @silverpill

@Alex I genuinely don't see that the case nor really understand how this can be an unironically perspective. @sendpaws @silverpill

@r000t Y'all dudes dog on vasectomies but it's amazing duping a woman into thinking you're fertile and that you're going to have wantonly risky unprotected sex ending in creampie with zero repercussions. The threat of impregnation drives women wild and like forcibly pair bonds them to you and results in fantastically passionate sex. @graf

@silverpill I don't really understand how they want to provide a mechanism by which one can dictate activities upon a remote server. E.g.:

> You will be able to choose whether your posts can be quoted at all.

> You will be able to withdraw your post from the quoted context at any time.

To me, that completely spits in the face of instance sovereignty. I.e., "how can you/your instance tell my instance what to do/what it can/cannot do?"

@dcc I find it swell on desktop as well. My company pays an unknown amount of money for managed Microsoft Teams et al. which doesn't work and is a pain to use. I often wonder how much money they could save, and how much better the experience would be, if they'd simply self-host some other alternative like XMPP or whatever.

@iwillbite Skill issue tbh.

@iwillbite Would you even be a good wife?

@iwillbite Yeah, I don't know about that. You seem really difficult and I'm a very sexually demanding person. I don't think it would work out.

@iwillbite Look! You're being difficult right now.

@dcc IRC is a little steep for "normies" + it's a bit antiquated and limited for what a lot of people expect nowadays, like private chats and file transfer. XMPP, I feel, is a fantastic replacement for IRC while still providing a similar level of performance and lightweightness. Matrix, in my experience, is really sluggish and bloated as an end-user + I could never really properly set it up or administrate it.

@dcc Of those 3, which do you prefer the most? Just curious. Both from a user experience and administration perspective.

@dcc It's a lot better than Matrix, in my opinion. That's all I know. Otherwise, I use Telegram and WeChat, but neither of those are free nor open source nor genuinely private/encrypted.

I still don't understand the dislike for XMPP. It's the best self-hosted chat protocol I've yet come across. It's pretty easy to setup, extremely lightweight, and very performant + reliable. People argue that the clients suck or that feature support is fractured, but this has not been my experience thus far. The only thing I've run into as a negative has been OMEMO within MUCs, which can become a mess if you have a MUC with a large number of users.

@dcc Abra kadabra!

> repost hot anime ass from TWKN
> OP is a Nazi or something
>> I get cancelled

We live in a society.

@silverpill I feel like I remember text search working on the other instance. E.g., search for "cat" and see posts with that word in it. Search is working here insofar as able to source profiles or posts based off URIs.