At this point I would only try something untraceable like Monero. I don’t want the moral police to come knocking to my house saying that I bought something against the glory of the Lord.

It’s a great place to be.

I’m pirating any game made by any producer that oppose SKG.

If they want to antagonize consumers. Consumers will be their enemies.

People with a lot of money doesn’t really want just money. They want power to impose their views over the rest. Money is just a mean to do so.

Buying drugs and gooner games. That’s the satoshi dream.

I don’t really like synapse, because it performs really bad. But at least it has a stable development. So that’s what I use.

But more and more I’m questioning if matrix is really the federated messaging platform we want. A lot of the drama and development issues of any synapse alternative seem to have their roots in how hard and unsatisfactory is trying to follow the matrix protocol which is subdued to synapse development in a weird form, apparently.

I still use it. But I’m too tired of the drama, and wondering if there’s even a chance for a long term synapse alternative, or if matrix devs are actually doing something that prevents that for ever happening.

People have opinions. No everyone disagreeing with one opinion or other is a paid actor.

I’m all for SKG. I signed it. And I haven’t actually seen much criticism at all here. But if someone were to disagree I won’t automatically think it’s a paid actor, probably just a person with an opinion.

Signed by a AC?

I had a lot of issues with some apps not allowing self-signed certificates and the app used their own list of allowed AC or something, I was unable to make it allow my own certificates even adding my own root certificate to Android.

Yes, local network I meant.

I tried long ago, but as they said, client side authentication is an issue, most clients do not support it.

I have a system, I use wireguard vpn and for when I want to use a domain name with proper tls (because some client apps require a proper tls connection to work) I set my caddy reverse proxy to only accept request from localhost local network.

So, there’s a public domain with let’s encrypt TLS, and that domain can only be properly access from local network. Then I connect using vpn to my local network and the client app can access the service over a CA verified TLS.

Don’t go crazy about abstraction.

Sometimes it’s better to write some code twice than expending two weeks trying to make a fit-all new class with 50 interfaces.

Sometimes you should do that, but for many projects that level of abstraction is not needed.

Astrology, but penguin themed.

You are such a Debian.

Arch and Gentoos never got along.

If you are a Nix do not install KDE on the first monday of the month, it’s bad luck.

In Spain you can use bizum, which is a system made by Spanish banks. I’ve been reading that it’s supposed to be interoperative with other european systems but I’ve never used that way personally.

The ECB have been working in the digital euro for ages, which is supposed to allow payments directly processed by the ECB. But it is taking ages…

Kerbal Space Program 2 still hurts me.