jaemoe

It is defined by the instance's admin generally.

Try to ask your IT guy, maybe he'll know more about this!

It does, currently waiting to be either invited to lobsters or for the registrations to open again.

I see the only use of 3PIDs in a professional setting where people have to find co-workers using emails or internal phone numbers.

In my opinion, it is really useless for anyone else.

And it's sad to see.

Matrix is not.

You know that the identity server is not mandatory and is only useful in a professional setting right?

If you really want to, you can host it yourself.

Yes, this is really sad to see that much people in the OSS scene using nonfree ways to communicate.

At least, IRC had open-source servers and clients but in my opinion, it's too old nowadays.

You need to change the homeserver url to another one. There is a list here https://www.hello-matrix.net/public_servers.php

Also what do you mean by "That are always full and require invite" ?

I didn't went into details since I'm relatively new to Nix.

I'll make a follow-up in more time (some months) and go in more details!

Seems really useful, thanks for the links!

Seems interesting, thanks for the link!

I see, thanks for the message! I'll make a small correction.

Edit: Correction published!

I'll look into all of this! Thanks for the links!

The issue wasn't the system broke, in fact, my system was doing pretty much alright.

The problem was: in the AUR, lots of packages didn't built or launch, and even in the official repos, some packages were missing libraries or just not having the right versions.

I was tired of tinkering to get everything to work as I wanted.

I too was using Arch before and a friend convinced me to do the leap and I don't really regret it.

One of the advantages is that packages just works on the contrary of the AUR where I had lots of problems for lots of packages that wouldn't just not build or work.

Yup!

I see NixOS as an easy way to re-install easily my system when I get a new machine or just to sync easily packages between my laptop and desktop (so they almost have the same things installed on them).

As for servers, I don't really see the point of nix as usually, pre-made and preinstalled images are already deployed. I think I'll still stick with Debian and all the usual software such as Docker for this usage.

Nice! I'll look more into it and add it to the list then.

Thanks for the link :D

It seems cool! Sadly, it seems the code hasn't been updated in a while? Or is it fully hosted only on ZeroNet now?