| 22 Mar 2021 |
 @onoplihand1975:matrix.org | Who is interested in eхtreme sех I'm waiting for you for you URL http://v.ht/9hGET | 11:22:27 |
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| 24 Mar 2021 |
 Mrtn Dk | I guess different people have different associations when it comes to room names ... | 21:04:46 |
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 Reggie | anyone see this ? https://github.com/artyom-poptsov/guile-deck may have some neat implications for these sorts of efforts | 14:34:42 |
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| 5 Apr 2021 |
| tywyllwch | Which emacs matrix client is the most feature complete? | 13:27:02 |
| tywyllwch | And do any of them have encryption yet? | 13:27:26 |
| Mrtn Dk | In reply to @tywyllwch:matrix.org
And do any of them have encryption yet? Not really. There are some security concerns regarding encryption in a matrix client. I don't remember on top of my head though. | 14:31:46 |
 moyamo | You might be able to use https://github.com/matrix-org/pantalaimon to get E2EE working. I haven't tried it myself. | 14:38:20 |
| tywyllwch | In reply to @mrtn:hackeruniverse.dk
Not really. There are some security concerns regarding encryption in a matrix client. I don't remember on top of my head though. Eh that seems odd | 14:50:47 |
| tywyllwch | In reply to @moyamo:matrix.org
You might be able to use https://github.com/matrix-org/pantalaimon to get E2EE working. I haven't tried it myself. Yeh I saw that but I don't think anyone has done it and frankly my lisp isn't good enough | 14:51:22 |
| 6 Apr 2021 |
| moyamo | I don't think you'd need any lisp to set that up. It's just a proxy server. | 05:22:05 |
 Gergely Polonkai | In reply to @tywyllwch:matrix.org
Yeh I saw that but I don't think anyone has done it and frankly my lisp isn't good enough you don’t need lisp, it’s a Python program that acts as a proxy between your non-encryption-capable client and your Matrix server.
I wrote an article on how to do it, if you give it a try and have questions, feel free to ping me. | 09:05:59 |
| Reggie | these projects look promising however lately I've found myself simply opening gomuks up in a terminal session. Honestly it may be easiest to just port that to natively work with an emacs buffer based front end | 13:44:56 |
| Reggie | * these projects look promising however lately I've found myself simply opening gomuks up in a terminal session. Honestly it may be easiest to just port that to natively work with an emacs buffer based front end | 13:45:28 |
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| @samomesri1976:matrix.org | crypto don't thank guys https://duquxesy.page.link/NqcUcF2ZhdNSnpEM8 | 20:53:59 |
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