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I typically don't go on about this, and I suspect it's dismissed by most, but ... It's amazing (and amazingly satisfying) how much of this debate one can simpl
by rsync 13y ago
I typically don't go on about this, and I suspect it's dismissed by most, but ...
It's amazing (and amazingly satisfying) how much of this debate one can simply ignore when one uses ssh to log into an account and run pine (or elm).
A lot of this just becomes irrelevant.
Did you know that not one intercompany email at rsync.net has ever traversed any network ? It's just a local copy operation ... and no browser has ever touched them.
- dsr_ 13y agoI assume you mean intracompany email. And you haven't changed to mutt? Mutt is like elm with fifteen years of clever development by people who actually like mail.
- tptacek 13y agoI don't understand. When you run Pine from an SSH session, the mail you send is still being sent in plaintext over SMTP.
- wglb 13y agoSo does this mean that all intercompany email is generated and read on one local host that everyone SSHs into?
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