I was overjoyed to learn everyone at my new job uses Signal… Apparently we can even install the desktop app on our work laptops, but I won’t go that far.
Michael Gurski
Sysadmin, security, sometimes programmer, doggy daddy
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Michael Gurski@infosec.pubto Technology@lemmy.world•Mastodon's official stance on ThreadsEnglish14·2 years agoFrom what I recall, it was FB & Google federation of XMPP, and a huge number of various IM bridges that made XMPP usable at the time. I did have my own server, and all the nerd/geek friends I knew (so the vast majority of my friends) did the same. I even set up a servers at $job[-2] for intra-office communication, but still couldn’t get decent buy-in.
These days, aside from a few die-hards, I don’t personally know anyone using XMPP. I even ended up removing my server a while ago, because it had been years since I even launched a client to connect to it and not chat with anyone…
Michael Gurski@infosec.pubto Fediverse@lemmy.world•Lemmy vs kbin witch one should in chose terms of privacy and content amount?English1·2 years agoBeing a total n00b, they seem about the same. The kbin instance I’m on seems a little more functional on the desktop, but I’ve had a better mobile experience with lemmy, solely because I’ve found actual mobile clients for it.
I seem to have been able to subscribe to kbin feeds on lemmy, if the URLs are any indication (and I honestly don’t know enough to know).
Michael Gurski@infosec.pubto Reddit@lemmy.world•That's why no one with half a brain downloads the official Reddit app.4·2 years agoSomeone should file a bug report, some content accidentally got displayed instead of more ads…
Been on this train since… 1995? When I first discovered the cypherpunks mailing lists… I may have mail archives going back that far somewhere, but most likely 1997 is the earliest likely
Michael Gurski@infosec.pubto Programmer Humor@programming.dev•What we really meanEnglish2·2 years agoTakes too long for the UPS to run down…
I think 99% of my interactions with Reddit these days are pulling RSS feeds, most of which just get marked as read. I almost never load the actual site anymore.