| 4 Dec 2024 |
 singpolyma | Snikket iOS | 01:32:25 |
 R.J. | https://git.sr.ht/~singpolyma/cheogram-android/blob/master/src/cheogram/res/raw/emoji.json | 02:06:43 |
| R.J. | Crazy low-pri idea but I don't suppose I could send a patch to try to split that list into more than one line? | 02:06:57 |
| R.J. | I was just doing git grep to find stuff and saw where the emoji shortcuts were (to validate or invalidate what I thought the thumbs up was that's missing here on Dino) but the HTML page view of that repo hung up my browser for 5 minutes cause it's all 1 line | 02:07:32 |
| singpolyma | Hmm, yeah, I wouldn't be opposed to that. Probably could just run it through jq and commit the result | 02:08:16 |
| R.J. | The de-minified output at jqplay.org looks pretty comprimable to normal JSON work I've worked with - though on the other hand I feel like there's something to be said for jam-packing the syntax on an emote-by-emote basis (so 1 emote per line vs. full-on whitespace correctness and deminification). So the number of lines tracked by Git's repo compression of the file would also say the number of emotes. | 02:48:27 |
| R.J. | though I'm not sure if jq can be used to do that type of semi-decompression and without tool automation to do it for me I risk both masochistically spending an hour or more on it and breaking if I'm not careful - bah, I have to look at both ways later this week after exam deadlines are off me | 02:48:53 |
 dannyboy | Hello everyone. Can someone tell me the difference between the cheogram android app I'm using and the snikket app?
I have a snnikket instance | 04:02:15 |
 martin2020 | Each of them is independently derived from the Conversations app for XMPP. Cheogram by some of the people in this chat (singpolyma, et al), Snikket by the founder of Snikket, who also happens to be active in this chat as well (MattJ). If you want features for using a JMP phone number through XMPP, Cheogram will have some better features for you. If you want features for making signing up for an XMPP account easier (making the on-boarding process easier for users), then use Snikket. | 04:09:14 |
| dannyboy | > Each of them is independently derived from the Conversations app for XMPP. Cheogram by some of the people in this chat (singpolyma, et al), Snikket by the founder of Snikket, who also happens to be active in this chat as well (MattJ). If you want features for using a JMP phone number through XMPP, Cheogram will have some better features for you. If you want features for making signing up for an XMPP account easier (making the on-boarding process easier for users), then use Snikket.
Thank you | 04:10:57 |
|  landie joined the room. | 04:29:56 |
|  emmadilemma.bis joined the room. | 05:35:13 |
| emmadilemma.bis | who's on first question. my cheogram went offline and after much digging, i might be in an area that's down for maintenance for maybe two hours. which is kind of a while for text to just be down. but i have a jmp-provided snikket instance. so i'm thinking there's no way i could have been found to be notified of an outage in advance. discomfort but no obvious solution | 05:41:30 |
 Gnafu the Great | emmadilemma.bis: We sent a notification to the customers who were expected to be affected by the maintenance outage, so you should have received a message if your Snikket instance was affected. Additionally, it is a two-hour window but it is not expected that anyone would experience two hours of downtime (rather, maybe 15 minutes within that two-hour window). | 05:43:48 |
| emmadilemma.bis | it's definitely back, whew. received a message via what mechanism? | 05:45:07 |
| Gnafu the Great | We sent messages from the JMP support Jabber ID to the customer Jabber ID associated with each instance we expected to be impacted. | 05:48:21 |
| Gnafu the Great | (A couple days ago if I recall correctly.) | 05:48:45 |
| Gnafu the Great | It is possible that the maintenance ended up touching more instances than we anticipated, but I don't know how likely that is. | 05:49:09 |
|  Gnafu the Great banned  mark_great (Spam). | 05:50:01 |
| emmadilemma.bis | who knows, i could have missed it myself. i'll go look around | 05:51:59 |
 livefree | because China has hacked the US telco networks | 05:51:59 |
| livefree | So the FBI and CISA are warning everyone to stop sending texts, and use end-to-end encrypted messaging instead, https://www.forbes.com/sites/zakdoffman/2024/12/03/fbi-warns-iphone-and-android-users-stop-sending-texts/ | 05:51:59 |
|  Seednie joined the room. | 06:30:49 |
| Seednie | There are more socially freaking imortant news and anyone in their sane mind uses encryption anyways... | 06:31:42 |
| livefree | It would be nice if everyone used end-to-end encrypted messaging, but if they did then JMP would not be needed. | 06:34:18 |
| Seednie | Well, that's why I haven't used "anyone". :)))) | 06:35:06 |
| Seednie | To more important news that the "higher-ups" in this chat likely to _epic fail_ to understand why it's here (but whatever, these are the walking relics of past anyways.) | 06:36:44 |
| Seednie | > Minecraft, a game launched by Mojang in 2011 has been found to break several laws within the European Union. This video will go through and shine a light on their unlawful behaviours and go into the legal process that followed afterwards.
https://youtu.be/C5RvoPQZQeM | 06:36:46 |
| Seednie | Big stuff. | 06:36:50 |
| emmadilemma.bis | hm. my instance went back down an hour ago and hasn't come back. i guess i'll check in the morning | 07:36:02 |
