MalReynolds

Ah, my bad, down to might be interesting I guess.

If you want to do it right, have a look at podlet (docker to podman quadlet converter), should get you 90% of the way there.

Pretty sure RAM and C/GPU use different fabs (and wafers) thankfully. If some fuck goes and corners the market of CPU wafers we're all doomed. The RAMpocalypse is actually likely to free up processor fab space if it prices phones such as they sell less.

Of course the margin on AI compute will be better, so suck it consumers.

The market can remain irrational longer than you can remain solvent.

Wadda ya want, revolution ? Hmm...

Wadda ya want, revolution ? Hmm...

again ?

Normally my policy is “E2EE or GTFO”, but the concept only applies to a subset of Discord use cases. A good Discord alternative needs to handle the same variety of use cases as Discord.

E2EE for a public forum makes no sense.

Totally valid point, especially w.r.t. ease of onboarding for public usecases. Sure would be nice if it functioned (optionally) as a private forum as well. Seems like a lot of commonality there and covers the DM case and the 'semi-public' but discord is totally logging everything case. One can hope, but I agree, first things first.

Perhaps I’m missing something, or perhaps everyone who thinks Matrix is a good substitute for Discord just don’t use Discord very much.

Seems likely, certainly Matrix has some pretty evangelical supporters. I think you nailed it with discord being more useful for mid sized numbers and having a client that handles it pretty well. I'd also add pretty painless onboarding. An OSS offering that matched it's primary features (and has E2EE) or has a good framework, roadmap and people to get there would come in pretty clutch as discord goes public and starts monetizing everything in sight. A million (or thousands) independent FOSS 'discords' in the night would be a sweet sight.

Fair enough, thanks.

Different usecase, but I wouldn't be particularly scared. OP is about a selfhosted discord replacement (lacks E2EE so far I think), I'd quite like that if didn't look like more of a maintenance burden than the rest of my stack combined (even without moderation burden, but I'm thinking of keeping a small server). I also think it'd be a social boon to have millions (even thousands) of independent discords pop up.

Do you host your own matrix ? Did it go down when matrix.org did ?

Fair cop, sounds useful, and I have used it in the past for similar. I was however looking at it in the context of Selfhosted.

its being used basically everywhere at this point. Government, healthcare, military, university, private industry, schools, etc.

True, and I have good hopes for it, partly because of the adoption, you will however note the scale of your examples, basically it's an IT department project rather than a set and forget selfhosted container (I recognize there'll always be moderation to do). We shall see, I'm in no hurry.