@nprofile1q... @nprofile1q... i can appreciate that dilemma. for the newcomer, dropping 7-20$ on an app just to test often isn't reasonable or at least not a priority when signal/whatsapp/etc "just works".

but hey, many of us technical people are on xmpp (or dual like me on #deltachat) so we can still keep in touch.

btw what xmpp server are you running? i'm fleshing out an implementation based on an xmpp-go setup i found on github since i'm sort of obsessed with go. :-)

@nprofile1q... @nprofile1q... ive always liked xmpp. only barrier ive seen is getting nontechnical connections to onboard.

@nprofile1q... @nprofile1q... i don't have any of my nokias any longer but they were an amazing phone for the 90s/00s. after a while my work gave me a blackberry which was good for emails and such with a keyboard. now i look at phones and ask myself why can't i use my laptop?

@nprofile1q... @nprofile1q... that's so amazing. looks like legitimate billboard. now the big question (drumroll) did stefano have a 3310? :-)

@silverpill consider my mind blown apart into fragments. i was doing something like this with nncp and golang. leveraging syncthing (something many of us run) is the sign of a sharp mind or mad genius (jury is still out)

@nprofile1q... the gen1 t14 is really nice. maybe not nice enough to spend that money. you can keep an eye out on ebay or other markets for an entire parts unit way cheaper.

@nprofile1q... hey this is really good! took me ~2min to get setup.

- uv sync
- uv run exposephere paths
- edit config.yaml
- add inventory
- uv run exposephere discover
- disco!

@nprofile1q... i saw this recently, great write-up. especially discussing the part about syncthing.