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In 3 days, the jabber.fr wiki, a niche specialized wiki with a lot of outdated info and only one or two occasional contributors at the moment, has served more than 200 000 pages to shitty LLM bots.

Our PHP and mariadb processes are constantly hammered by them, and most of them are masquerading as normal traffic with browser user agents.

Is there a better solution than blocking off entire countries and cloud provider subnets at the moment?

#xmpp#ai#llm

После 17-18 лет использования #Jabber​, кажется, решил совсем с ним распрощаться. Может показаться, что совсем не вовремя на фоне блокировок #Telegram (пока в Чечне и Дагестане официально, кстати, не пользуюсь им последние года 4 и не планирую в него возвращаться) и #WhatsApp (в перспективе: в декабре 2024 он был добавлен в "лист ожидания" #Роскомнадзор​а), но помимо DeltaChat (и ужасных клиентов #matrix для #Android​) подыскалась вполне годная альтернатива в виде #Signal Messenger.
Хоть он и заблокирован на территории РФ, комфортно пользоваться им вполне реально: tinyurl.com/signal-in-russia (мануал в .txt, 7kB). Более того, создали и группу для его тестирования (её адрес есть по ссылке выше). Выглядит на #Андроид​е примерно так (и тел.номера там друг другу можно не светить):

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@pavot

On my OS, #Debian, there are various Matrix clients. #EmentEl is probably the best, but because I use #Jabber more than Matrix, I have a #slidge matridge bridge from #XMPP and use #Gajim as my one-stop client.

Element (with or w/o X) is not in Debian and after almost eight years, I doubt to see it anytime soon.

bugs.debian.org/866502

bugs.debian.org#866502 - RFP: element-web -- web-based matrix client - Debian Bug report logs

European Parliament #security advice after #China hacked #US infrastructure: Use plaintext #Microsoft Teams and only use encrypted @signalapp if Teams is unavailable. 🤷

Politico: "Parliament’s email reminded lawmakers they should use (...) Teams and #Jabber when possible and only #Signal if the two are unavailable."

“The use of Signal is proposed as a safe alternative in cases where no equivalent corporate tool is available,” the Parliament’s press service said in a statement.

It’s incredibly sad that we’ve lost the open, federated team chat space to #Matrix—where the only viable server isn’t open source, it’s debatable whether the underlying standard is truly open, and the most charitable thing I’ve heard about the UX is that it’s 'OK.'

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@dan @kfogel @zammad_hq

Yes: One adhoc MUC for one ticket, accessible by the customer from the web UI (maybe using #ConverseJS by @jcbrand), while support staff can use their #Jabber client of choice. Not trivial though, e.g.

- chat logs must be attached to the ticket and searchable (#elasticSearch)

- MUCs must not be accessible by other customers

- invitation of support staff must be "generic", i.e. not to specific JID, but to everyone doing support and is on duty, first one in queue is in