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There are some reasons to run things locally: * when your network is not so good, and the connection is laggy * when your network is inexistent but you still
by rakoo 11y ago
There are some reasons to run things locally:
* when your network is not so good, and the connection is laggy
* when your network is inexistent but you still want to read mails/write them so they can be sent the next time you're online
I can only assume that you always have a connection and it is always good enough to "feel" local, or that you don't need permanent access to it ?