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acallaghan
5y ago
Just stick with Gmail then @avian, it’s not for everyone. I think that you might be constantly think of worst cases, where as most of the time it’ll just be fine? And even I it isn’t, then I’m learning more about the web and email. When did
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acallaghan
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Isn’t that the same with all things tech? Why try anything new at all without first getting a degree in it? I might get things wrong, so be it - I’ll use it to learn and be better next time.
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This is a valid point - The setup I used integrates SpamAssassin for the basic setup which would get a fair number. There’s a way to learn from listening to when you tag a message as spam that I didn’t cover in my article. But yeah, you’d n
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acallaghan
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I was referring to Archive/All mail working, instead of just deleting all email, I should have been clearer I think - I don’t use the web UI so don't need a full replacement for that, even though it might be helpful
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acallaghan
5y ago
Thanks! It works well for me, so people just are so negative - I didn’t really expect to upset their day so much… by ‘Gmail like’ I just meant Archive/All Mail working, not just deleting email
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acallaghan
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It works perfectly yes. Maybe it’s not fully blocked, or DO restrict the amount of traffic over :25
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acallaghan
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I’ll take a look into this ta - the only thing really lacking in this setup is a UI for webmail or admin
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5y ago
> if I had any private data hosted by the author, I would be worried now. Merry Christmas to you as well. Such negativity for just showing something I knocked up in half an hour. - something that I thought might be helpful, with experien
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The email inbox with Archive/ All mail does work like gmail - I don’t use the UI. The filters are something I’m looking into
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Thanks and cheers for being nice! Happy holidays to you too - I’m not really that surprised how negative the comments are here, including attacks on me personally it feels like. If they don’t like it, stay with Gmail, I don’t care. I would
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Deploy a Gmail-like email server in 30 (ish) minutes
(andycallaghan.com)
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I run Jammed - https://jammed.app - booking software for music rehearsal rooms. I only really started during the lockdowns in 2020, but now have over £400/m monthly income, looking expand and be my main source of income in
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5y ago
I really hope not
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acallaghan
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At the very best this is really really bad science. At worse, this is misinformation with a veneer of science. It's just a bunch of graphs with: "look at that! see I told you!". No controlling of variables, no hypotheses, n
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acallaghan
5y ago
By coach maybe, not by bus
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acallaghan
5y ago
Couldn't you say the same about Alaska being closer to Canada or Russia even? Shouldn't they have control of Alaska?
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acallaghan
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I've had the exact opposite experience to this, completely and utterly the other way around with React being over engineered and complex, with Vue being the tidier and faster to deal with. I get that React is the industry 'standar
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acallaghan
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All the BBC articles are meant for everyone to understand, they are not aimed at engineers, or CS grads (or even graduates of any kind, for that matter). Did you really need to read what source code was again from the BBC? If you know alr
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The rate of blood clots as a side effect for the AZ covid jab is less than that of the combined contraceptive pill - does that mean that both need to be discontinued?
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acallaghan
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In my opinion, there should still be an oversight board of non-govt people to stop abuse, and maybe still abide by ethical standards.
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I mean, why does anyone
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Climate change and coronavirus isn't some masterplan created just to incovenience you . You're a person out of 7 billion other people on this planet, our collective actions have consequences. You can't see your cells, smell
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You can't keep burning fossil fuels and expect to deal with climate change
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I think I'd rather just be a plumber that be forced to program in PHP
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You're talking about US death certificates, I assume. It's the norm to list more than one thing that lead to death: e.g. Heart failure - Lung failure - Trauma - Automobile crash So for covid-19 Respiratory failure - diabetes - COV
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A lot of people will read this and immediately put themselves on huge doses of vit D thinking they'll be immune - rather than an deficiency increases mortality
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> fail to deliver the work we commit to It might be an unreasonable amount of work to deal with. Is it actually a team decision the amount of work that gets set for the sprint, or is it a senior's best guess? It's also a very s
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Apple are a multi-trillion dollar company, they don't need more money
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For me in Factorio you have to think carefully how to place your primary (mines, power, oil) and secondary factories (factory generation, batteries, plastics, ammunition etc). Some of this placement comes from the map, but in the early game
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Security incident on DeepSource’s GitHub application
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