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by eftepede 1y ago
+1 to this. I was using Fastmail and it was very good, but since I'm already paying for Apple One, I decided to switch my e-mail (in my own domain) to iCloud+ to. The only con I see is: there is no way to add separate 'mailboxes&#
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by eftepede 2y ago
When Sysadmins Ruled the Earth
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by eftepede 4y ago
DNSSEC only makes you sure that the DNS response is 'correct' and 'legit', like 'no one has poisoned it during the transfer'. But the traffic is still unencrypted, so someone (like your ISP) can see what names
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by eftepede 4y ago
I'm happy with blocky. I was using pihole before it, but blocky gives me DoH out of the box (without a second service/container for it). It also can bootstrap itself (download blocking rules) via DoH. Thanks to it, my DHCP broadca
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by eftepede 4y ago
Why should I use AI powered tools daily? No, really. It's a genuine question. I don't use any of them, I used ChatGPT maybe twice, just to play with it. Are people using it daily for 'normal' questions really out there?
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by eftepede 4y ago
Try fzf for history management, it's a life changer.
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by eftepede 4y ago
Note: nowadays EPUB is a 'kindle friendly format'. Amazon promised to ditch .mobi support (when sending as e-mail or using Send To Kindle apps) on August. They still work (you will have an e-mail with a warning 'in August 202
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by eftepede 4y ago
Kindle is the no-brainer solution here, if most of your books are in Epub. I don't have any experience with PDFs on it, though. The simplicity of using it and the possibility to send books via e-mail and get them on the reader in no ti
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by eftepede 4y ago
After 13 years on MacBooks, in 2021 I've switched to ThinkPad T14s AMD (1st gen) and I love it. Don't get me wrong, Macs are still very good and reliable machines, but I missed the possibility to run a very minimalistic and very t