What pixel are you using? And what is your internet speed without tor/vpn? Cause if you're in a huge city with 1G and using a brand new pixel 7 then yeah you might be fine. But if you're in a rural area with a pixel 4, then xmpp may shine
ShadowRebel
true, definitely room for more content to do on another video
And btw Pluja, I've been trying to reach you on Session or Nostr, and not Github. What are you microsoft's PR? c'mon brother. walk the walk, not the talk
I paid to use this and I support you 100% my brother. However, you have the opposite solution to the problem. The problem is that using Tor on Nostr is slow as shit to download the content. We need pay to download relays, not pay to post
might have been too excited on that one. the 2nd matrix vs xmpp is more calm: https://video.simplifiedprivacy.com/xmpp-vs-matrix-why-matrix-sucks/
The majority of matrix servers do require google & email though, especially when compared to xmpp.
as far as dendrite goes, we're talking about using Tor & a degoogled phone without google push notifications. can you honestly tell me that matrix is not slower than XMPP here?
As far as xmpp e2ee multi-device, you're right that it's not perfect. I agree with your criticism, but it's BETTER than matrix.
sure reach out via any of the methods on SimplifiedPrivacy.com , we'd love to hear from you session, xmpp, nostr, whatever you want
Monero would be hurt by being on Nostr, as ring signatures rely on it being unknown who sent to who. Once it’s in the public who sent many transactions, it would rule out certain ones from being part of ring signatures.
Monero would be hurt by being on Nostr, as ring signatures rely on it being unknown who sent to who. Once it’s in the public who sent many transactions, it would rule out certain ones from being part of ring signatures. When you say fuck Nostr, you’re really saying fuck free speech.
nice
I got a video on XMPP too. animated… Another matrix vs XMPP one coming soon also. but this is on XMPP vs Signal and OMEMO vs OTR https://video.simplifiedprivacy.com/xmpp/
thanks for your time