@arstechnica what does mean "reportedly"? You cannot test it and say for the fact?

@martin @daniel since we're speaking of internet standards here, here are some quotes from rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc6120#sec
... The term "bare JID" refers to an XMPP address of the form <localpart@domainpart> (for an account at a server) or of the form
<domainpart> (for a server).

The term "full JID" refers to an XMPP address of the for
<localpart@domainpart/resourcepart> ...

@briankrebs everyone here forgets one thing - it was Biden's admin which enabled his corruption. Trump is just (ab)using it now.

@dcz a handful of commands but sufficient for it to be my daily driver.

@autonomysolidarity why everyone is so obsessed about some drug addict? why care what the space cadet is mumbling?

@bughuntercat this accretion assisted by gravitation pull

@TheresaReason what the point of going to bed earlier if one could not sleep anyway under "heavy bombardment" from fireworks.

@vanitasvitae nevertheless it was built and actively used. till certain event, not related to @greenpeace_de activity whatsoever.

@vanitasvitae which will likely force germany to get back to pipes from russia. those @greenpeace_de never blocks.

@Santaclaus @CrypticMirror is your list anonymized and tokenized enough though? My kids are writing letter now but I'm hesitant to send and thus provide a consent, without ensuring proper personal data handling practices and controls.

@GossiTheDog no checkpoint, juniper, baracuda, f5 and even freaking iptables - waste of time.

@daniel yes, those who don't care will have ability to make calls, those who care will spend some effort to spin off and publish own service.

@SwiftOnSecurity and then camera zooms in on a birth certificate in the corner where we can see Mother Sigma Musk, Father Equinox Musk, and child - Epsilon Musk

@SwiftOnSecurity And despite that the laptop is barely able to launch ms office apps, because the cpu and memory are constantly loaded with various security/management/asset agents

@ondrej To ask if such formulation would make sense for average hamster on the internet or you would need even more expanded version.

@dcz I'm pretty sure gnome's gitlab runs CI on all commits, which can build up quite a big queue of them on frequent commits. But then you can manually cancel those you're not interested in.

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