No, they rebranded LiveKit, which is open source but afaik developed by a silicon valley startup.

A Snikket server is cool.

Navidrome maybe, but Jellyfin also works for music.

If you switch to the dns-01 challenge you can just generate the certs on multiple servers hasselfree. And as a bonus you can get wildcard certs for subdomains.

Komplette Autonomie oder Unabhängigkeit war nie das Ziel. Aber ja, leider versucht die neue Regierung in Damascus zurück zu einem zentralistischem Staat wie schon unter Assad zu kommen.

Man kann aber leicht Vaultwarden selber hosten und das ist kompatible mit allen Bitwarden apps und Browsererweiterungen.

Get the one with the newer SoC. The smaller one is waaay to slow (same as Librem5).

Most microblogging platforms actually don’t artificially limit the amount you can write, unlike Mastodon, so they can also work for macro-blogging.

Maybe overkill, but Peertube can definitely do that well.

Moxie ist schon lange nicht mehr bei Signal, und ich habe auch nicht behauptet das Signal von der NSA geschrieben wurde.

Seems to have a bit of an controversial history: https://www.gamingonlinux.com/2026/01/cachyos-founder-explains-why-they-didn-t-join-the-new-open-gaming-collective-ogc/

Also das ist sehr unsauber argumentiert und “Big tech” mir zu undifferenziert. Klar sind die großen Hyperscaler scheiße, aber man kann natürlich argumentieren das ein relative kleines Non-profit sonst keine Chance hätte so viele Nutzer zu versorgen (was natürlich auch nur stimmt wenn man föderierte Systeme ausblendet).

Aber Signal nutzt nicht irgendwelche Hyperscaler, sondern ist technisch tief mit AWS und Cloudflare verwachsen, und somit total abhängig von diesen sehr Trump freundlichen US Unternehmen, und bei einer Anordnung der US Regierung könnte Signal nur sehr schwer auf einen anderen Hyperscaler wechseln. Und als zusätzliches Problem kommt noch dazu das AWS der primäre Infrastruktur Partner der NSA ist, und Cloudflare sehr wahrscheinlich eine geheime NSA Ausgründung ist, was Signal doch stark nach einem NSA Honeypot aussehen lässt.

extremely detailed, sourced comment detailing various problems with piefed

That intentionally leave out most of the picture. This is how propaganda works; not by lying but by spreading selective truths.

The Piefed dev has by the way also responded to these allegations: https://slrpnk.net/post/33525301/20457257

That said, I do think some of these optional features are somewhat misguided. However, in the past the main Piefed dev has had an open ear to such concerns and did end up removing several half-baked features again when people explained why those seemed like bad ideas.

This is in part a smear campaign by Hexbear users that tells half-truths about entirely optional features. But yes, Piefed has an opinionated dev that likes to implement quickshot ideas and sometimes they end up being a bit half-baked.

However, one of the big reasons we want to migrate to Piefed is that the code is more more “human scale”, with few moving parts, well commented relatively simple code, and easy ways for us to remove and modify behavior at runtime. Lemmy is the total opposite of that and I am already struggling with the overly verbose and cryptic logs it makes for errors (which might be nice for Rust developers, but not for sysadmins).

Your server might have been hacked. There was a recent issue with a NodeJS software injecting a cryptominer onto other peoples servers, but I forgot the exact details.

It uses Tauri2 which does support Android. There isn’t an Android version of this XMPP client yet, but it is on the roadmap.

Das würde dann vermutlich auch feddit.org betreffen.

AFAIK because the powerful agroindustry lobby in France is against Mercosur, but not against this one.

ATProto isn’t federated or decentralized in any meaningful way.