16. November, 2009 - 2:35 am
Tags: facebook, Jabber, xmpp
Posted in Jabber | 8 comments
Evening.
After having had a very productive Sunday, I seem not to be able to stop doing stuff
So I started playing with chat.facebook.com (Facebook’s XMPP Server).
Having read P1’s article that Facebook would be using Ejabberd made me curious, as I don’t believe Ejabberd would scale anywhere near the needs of Facebook.
So I investigated the [...]
6. March, 2009 - 3:00 am
Tags: FOSDEM, Jabber, summit, xmpp
Posted in General, Jabber | 1 comment
So, I’ve been back from Brussels nearly a month now, and I have finally found a few spare minutes to write this post.
For me, the trip to Brussels consisted of 3 great parts. The Actual FOSDEM, the XMPP Summit and last but not least: The Social Events all around it.
FOSDEM: A place where people talk [...]
Hey guys,
I have a few invites to several pages.
Jaiku: The better version of Twitter. I now have unlimited invites, so come and get them!
Boxee: A great Media and Entertainment Center for OSX and Linux. Especially for OSX users who want to play full HD movies without any problems, you need Boxee! I have a few [...]
Evening guys (no girl is reading this blog anyway),
I thought I might just share my idea of Jabber.me here. As with all of my projects, the aim is to conquer the world (I am used to failure by now) and to offer the Jabber Community a fully equipped Jabber server. So let’s start off with [...]
27. June, 2008 - 10:43 am
Tags: Jabber, jabberforum, maps
Posted in Jabber | 2 comments
You probably remember the Jabber World Map by Ralph Meijer. The problem there was, crowded areas were difficult to decode.
During my morning tour of Websites and RSS feeds, I have found a post on Jabberforum.org by Sublime Porte about a new Jabber World Map. The post can be found here.
This Map is based on Google [...]
It’s official. Jabberforum.org has replaced the old forums on Jabber.org. Besides running a real forum software, it has a lot of nice features.
Social Groups: Social groups are communities on the forum, where members can post some pictures and post messages. A bit like Jaiku Channels, just with pictures and without SMS.
Thats fun, but there’s more!
The [...]
21. March, 2008 - 7:53 pm
Tags: 3g, Jabber, mobility
Posted in Jabber | 1 comment
First off, if you have a good 3G data plan with unlimited everything, or don’t care about paying your precious €€€s to mobile service providers, you can skip this article altogether
The last few weeks I’ve been traveling quite a lot, and didn’t always have Open WiFi near me. So I needed to use [...]
9. March, 2008 - 9:34 pm
Tags: file transfer, Jabber, jingle, torrent
Posted in Jabber | 5 comments
I started using Jabber in 2004. Since then, I’m sorry to say, not much has happened.
Jabber still more or less only supports text messaging, file transfer works quite bad, compared to other IM Networks, and Jingle isn’t implement anywhere. This might be exagerated a bit, as there are some attempts for Jingle implementation, and file [...]
11. February, 2008 - 12:18 am
Tags: data portability, Jabber, xep
Posted in Jabber, Linux | 8 comments
Today I discovered a very interesting initiative. It is about Data Portability.
This might be the future for all websites and internet related applications. As a user, your profile, contacts, photos, videos and any other form of data is stored on the service providers servers. This means, for every website, you need to create a new [...]
17. January, 2008 - 10:17 pm
Tags: aol, Flosoft.biz, icq, Jabber
Posted in Jabber, Linux | 52 comments
Proprietary protocols are things from yesterday. Today, Opensource technologies are taking over the world! AOL / ICQ has just launched a test server using XMPP, an open technology. This means that you’ll soon be able to talk to your ICQ / AIM contacts via Jabber. Google has already started using it. So who’s next? MSN!
AOL [...]