I posted this meme I made in my local hackerspace chat and immediately someone took it seriously
sobbing
I posted this meme I made in my local hackerspace chat and immediately someone took it seriously
sobbing
i'm here if you need a shoulder 💜
@wolf480pl Matrix is an *aggressively* FOSS application
Which means it has the UI/UX experience of eating broken glass
@danielittlewood @CursedSilicon @wolf480pl element is. synapse, the reference (only?) server implementation (also developed by the element/matrix team) moved to an "open core" model. performance rewrites in rust (the synapse server is python) are closed-source and only available for paying customers
https://element.io/blog/scaling-to-millions-of-users-requires-synapse-pro/
@wolf480pl @CursedSilicon
I am kinda of a matrixnfangirl
At first that can happen and if you switch clients, but once it settled a bit not often anymore, usually easily being fixed by dropping the session. (For me atm i got more problems with whatsapp being unable to decrypt messages than matrix🙄😬🫣)
@wolf480pl @CursedSilicon I don't know, I haven't seen "unable to decrypt" in a couple years, my whole family is unknowingly using it on a self hosted server for a year ("use this app to chat with us") and it's been smooth sailing.
Anectode with N<10.
@CursedSilicon Image description:
The sad / happy bus meme, where one passenger looks out the left side and is sad by what they see while another passenger on the right side is happy about what they see.
On the sad side, we see a screenshot of a Matrix chat app printing "unable to decrypt message" over and over again.
On the happy side, we see a still from the film The Matrix (1999) featuring Neo stopping a bunch of bullets in mid air. They cannot reach him.
@efi It was in the midst of complaining about Matrix, I guess?
I dunno
@CursedSilicon
Even as someone that cares about things being decentralized. Even for personal use I found Matrix a pain to use. Let alone convince friends to switch.
Signal (yes it's centralized) at least is easy for people to understand how to use. I would rather use something that is at least E2EE then nothing.