| 29 Sep 2020 |
 Dylanger | Well, the Security requirement would be you don't want any E2EE Session keys on a server | 09:28:41 |
| Dylanger | Bots usually run on servers? | 09:28:54 |
 Shine | My bot is special. I like it. | 09:29:07 |
 Sorunome | In reply to @dylanger:matrix.org
Bots usually run on servers? servers are just someone elses computer | 09:29:19 |
| Sorunome | In reply to @dylanger:matrix.org
Well, the Security requirement would be you don't want any E2EE Session keys on a server nothing is stopping a person to using a server and remote in and use that as their client | 09:29:37 |
| Sorunome | if you are not actively implementing e2ee code then you don't support e2ee. Goes for both bots and clients | 09:29:59 |
| Dylanger | Are there any plans to make a 'local-bot' where bot logic is embedded into element-web? | 09:33:16 |
| Shine | And what would be the use case for that? | 09:33:50 |
| Dylanger | Bot on an E2EE room, don't want keys for the room sitting on a server | 09:34:20 |
| Shine | You can run that bot on your desktop | 09:34:50 |
| Sorunome | bot logic is the same as client logic | 09:34:56 |
| Sorunome | and yes, you can run a bot on your local computer | 09:35:21 |
| Shine | or on raspberry pi in your home | 09:35:21 |
| Sorunome | or some other server | 09:35:59 |
| Sorunome | basically anywhere | 09:36:05 |
| Dylanger | Are there any plans to make client-bots a one-click sort of deal? | 09:37:03 |
| Dylanger | Integration? | 09:37:11 |
| Dylanger | Via Integration Manager | 09:37:17 |
| Sorunome | a bot is just a normal client... | 09:38:08 |
| Sorunome | if you want element-web features, #element-web:matrix.org is the right place to ask | 09:38:27 |
| Dylanger | Cheers | 09:40:02 |
 trilobite17 | In reply to @hubert:uhoreg.ca
I believe libolm has some support for handling out-of-order messages, but it's limited due to the fact that it has limited memory. umm, how do you limit memory to a library? | 11:09:07 |
 Dave | in this case by building it to webassembly | 11:10:16 |
| Sorunome | libolm does not llocate any memory, you always have to give it buffers yourself | 11:10:35 |
| trilobite17 | good idea :) | 11:11:16 |
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