Lemmchen

I've set up my homeserver via matrix-docker-ansible-deploy, but made the mistake of using my domain as ansible_host variable at first. I think that is why now my Coturn server doesn't work as intended. Calls can only be made (in Element) when I enable turn.matrix.org as an alternative in the settings.

Since the initital setup, I've correctly replaced the domain with the server IP in the ansible inventory file and reran just setup-all, but I still can't make calls via my homeserver.

1. Is it likely that the mistake I made is causing this issue?
2. What can I do to correct the Coturn configuration or otherwise fix this issue?

EDIT:
I've found this in the docs: https://github.com/spantaleev/matrix-docker-ansible-deploy/blob/master/docs/configuring-playbook-turn.md#manually-defining-your-public-ip
I'll try this and report back.

EDIT2: This did not fix the issue.

I've used matrix-docker-ansible-deploy to set up Dendrite and the Sliding Sync proxy. Is there a way for me to test the sliding sync functionality?

Is there such a thing? I wasn't able to find anything in the F-Droid repository.

Before the newest update I was able to collapse a comment and all of its replies by tapping the "headline" of the comment. Now this action only hides the replies.
Can I get the old behavior back?

Bei der Mindestversorgung handelt es sich entsprechend der rechtlichen Vorgaben um einen Anschluss, der 10 Mbit/s im Download und 1,7 Mbit/s im Upload bei einer Latenz von 150 ms bietet. Den „erschwinglichen“ Preis berechnet die Bundesnetzagentur, dieser liegt derzeit bei rund 30 Euro pro Monat.

30€ als Mindestversorgung ist schon ganz schön happig.

Specifically, Mozilla plans to scale back its investment in a number of products, including its VPN, Relay and, somewhat remarkably, its Online Footprint Scrubber, which launched only a week ago. Mozilla will also shut down Hubs, the 3D virtual world it launched back in 2018, and scale back its investment in its mozilla.social Mastodon instance. The layoffs will affect roughly 60 employees. Bloomberg previously reported the layoffs.

Yo, wtf. Their VPN, Relay and Monitor are basically the only Mozilla services I'd use and pay for. To me this sounds like this is the wrong direction. What do you guys think?

Ich suche eine vollständige(!) aktuelle(!) Liste aller(!) Psychotherapeuten nach Region aufgeschüsselt. Über [1] und [2] finde zwar schon eine ganze Menge (und sogar nach Region gefiltert, teilweise sogar mit Entfernungsangabe), ich weiß aber von mindestens einem Therapeuten aus meiner Region, der dort nicht gelistet wird. Ich vermute, weil er nur Privatpatienten behandelt.

Gibt es also eine Liste, die alle Psychotherapeuten aufführt, auch die, die sich nur mit Privatpatienten beschäftigen?

[1] https://www.kv-rlp.de/patienten/psychotherapie/praxen-fuer-psychotherapie/
[2] https://arztsuche.116117.de/

Crosspost: https://feddit.de/post/8502102

Element for Android doesn't support searching in encrypted channels and I think you can't use E2EE in the browser at all(?), plus basically every other client has even more drawbacks when it comes to E2EE.

My team recently tried RocketChat, but E2EE is obviously an afterthought for that project as it has even more limitations than non-Element Matrix clients (no searching, no pinning, no file upload, no edit, etc.). Plus Jitsi integration seems to be buggy right now (at least on my Windows installation).

What else is out there that's not on my radar? Is Matrix with Element really the best option right now? Is there no project that puts E2EE above all else?

Edit: Should be self-hostable and (FL)OSS.