if that is how it's meant to be read than my apologies, I just couldn't understand it and assumed he was saying libraries should be drug infested sex dens, which they really shouldn't be
I'm not using matrix, I have tried it and it's not suitable for our community. Problem is the ux and that most people in our group are not technically minded. We're trying out fluxer which is more discord like.
I'm in this discord server for autistic people which has been really nice. We're in the process of testing out a selfhosted chat server so that we can start moving off discord
Fluxer recently added self hosting and it has a mobile app in beta and soon to be released, admin from a web GUI, not difficult to host, and has a good amount of discord features. It is somewhat heavy though.
There's actually a new loophole where an app called morphe with an extension called patcheddit uses Redreader's (or infinity's, but the dev has to pay for that one so don't use it) api key to get third party clients working. If you want to keep using RIF, see this https://github.com/wchill/patcheddit, I tried it with Sync as a fun test and it worked well. As a bonus, you're less likely to have your account banned as I had mine banned last year for what I presume was using my personal api key to patch Sync, and you also don't need to use the Redreader app directly like many comments are suggesting. I presume what happened and why it stopped working for you is because Reddit revoked api keys for everyone except those who had api keys for bots and things like that. Hope this helps :)
if that is how it's meant to be read than my apologies, I just couldn't understand it and assumed he was saying libraries should be drug infested sex dens, which they really shouldn't be
No
I get the feeling you're in the wrong community, this is the autism one.
Atleast it's only $1
I'm not using matrix, I have tried it and it's not suitable for our community. Problem is the ux and that most people in our group are not technically minded. We're trying out fluxer which is more discord like.
Thank you, the self hosted server so far has gone well
I'm in this discord server for autistic people which has been really nice. We're in the process of testing out a selfhosted chat server so that we can start moving off discord
not sure where you got the ai built part from, because it isn't that
huh?
Fluxer recently added self hosting and it has a mobile app in beta and soon to be released, admin from a web GUI, not difficult to host, and has a good amount of discord features. It is somewhat heavy though.
Not anymore, i've switched to a self hosted vpn which doesn't have this issue
Did try it but got nothing that needed to be upgraded still, I feel it might've just been an motd bug
I installed it about 2 weeks ago and resolute is only a few months old, not sure how that'd be the case
I wasn't, there was no kernel update at all
They do. As the article says, you can download a .jar file from Minecraft's official website to host your own server
Earth
We're supposed to handle them?
Someone saying they don't like labor does not mean they support one nation or the coalition
There's actually a new loophole where an app called morphe with an extension called patcheddit uses Redreader's (or infinity's, but the dev has to pay for that one so don't use it) api key to get third party clients working. If you want to keep using RIF, see this https://github.com/wchill/patcheddit, I tried it with Sync as a fun test and it worked well. As a bonus, you're less likely to have your account banned as I had mine banned last year for what I presume was using my personal api key to patch Sync, and you also don't need to use the Redreader app directly like many comments are suggesting. I presume what happened and why it stopped working for you is because Reddit revoked api keys for everyone except those who had api keys for bots and things like that. Hope this helps :)