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by feanaro 5y ago
My email server is only used as a personal server for a few select friends and family. They absolutely do not send and have never sent anything that could remotely be considered spam. Everything in our setup is picture perfect (SPF, DKIM, D
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by feanaro 5y ago
See the Digital Markets Act in the EU. It could be a way to force large corporations to cooperate.
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by feanaro 5y ago
> I'm routing SMTP to MS via another relay now :) How do you do this? Could you share details on the setup?
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by feanaro 5y ago
I host my own email and I have the same problem with MS. Perhaps this is something for the new Digital Markets Act and interoperability laws in the EU to handle.
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by feanaro 5y ago
Why does cash back exist as a concept? How does it benefit companies to charge me less simply for the act of using a credit card, even if I'm not paying interest on it?
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by feanaro 5y ago
> Even if you are not earning extra points, using a credit card may be helpful for some who are trying to establish a credit history, which will be important if they wish to borrow larger sums (auto loans, home mortgages) in the future.
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by feanaro 5y ago
Laws outlawing victimless crimes have a distinct and inherent flavour of anti-freedom associated with them, though. This is the way the US is lacking in freedom. It often feels as primarily freedom of the rich to oppress the poor.
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by feanaro 5y ago
What's the purpose of an autopay-enabled credit card compared to a debit card? Is it just a convention? To me a credit card always feels "dirtier" because of the connotation that it produces debt and that I have to rely on so
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by feanaro 5y ago
The code was a trainwreck because it was written with the aim of getting it done in a handful of hours and without using a properly designed Matrix crate. For a real world use case, you'd just use matrix-rust-sdk.
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by feanaro 5y ago
Amazon the web store used to be good. It had good search and it was nigh impossible to get something counterfeit from it. Nowadays it's all people talk about. I think Amazon is very much a victim of its own success and rapid growth.
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by feanaro 5y ago
I'd love to see Element here ( https://app.element.io ).
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by feanaro 5y ago
> Won’t be long before they have 5G chips in and that isn’t your choice anymore. Kindles have done that since 3G How do these things work? Do they have a contract with a phone service operator in each country in the world for unlimited d
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by feanaro 5y ago
Isn't this something already accomplished by Sourcetrail (a FOSS tool!) with much better UX? It's unfortunate that it is now dying.
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by feanaro 5y ago
I personally don't care about "content creators". I create a lot of content for free because it's useful for me in other ways and interesting on its own. Modern ads are surveillance tech and I want to see that die at any
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by feanaro 5y ago
Ah, I misread the comment. Thanks.
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by feanaro 5y ago
> If I forward the message or show you a screenshot, then the case that the communication happened is significantly stronger. (Of course screenshots can be doctored, but that's another problem) How is it another problem? If the meth
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by feanaro 5y ago
I'm personally disgusted by tools which actively attempt to prevent someone from doing something which I myself can bypass just because I have the knowledge to do it. Yes, your example of trying to prevent someone moderately bad from s
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by feanaro 5y ago
Well Matrix isn't as old as XMPP yet, so no one could have possibly hosted a Matrix server for decades, but I've hosted Synapse for 5 years now and steadily getting more family/friends on that instance. No problems so far and
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by feanaro 5y ago
Funnily enough, matrix.org performance has never sucked for me, except maybe a few years ago, and has steadily gotten better since then.
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by feanaro 5y ago
What kind of workload do you need to scale Synapse too? I mean, matrix.org is running on Synapse...
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by feanaro 5y ago
Why do you think Conduit is nearly dead? Also, what's the other Chinese implementation you're talking about?
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by feanaro 5y ago
> I'm actually really curious what this was. It was something in GarageBand. I went to check after I wrote that because I was bothered that I didn't name the application. > I also wanted to share a tip with you — you can tur
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by feanaro 5y ago
> Isolation seems to solve all of these issues and I hate people so isolation is easy. Ah, so this is the real reason. That's fine, but it's also not really applicable to the wider population and hence isn't about what I o
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by feanaro 5y ago
It's nice not to have upper respiratory illnesses, but I'm not going to be wearing masks forever because of that, especially since it's not clear cut that not ever getting illnesses is a good idea. (Especially since you'
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by feanaro 5y ago
I would and do highly recommend to my friends and family to stay away from Apple. Computers are meant to be interoperable and not locked into a single monopolistic system which then had the power to make your life awful. The attention to d
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by feanaro 5y ago
Forever? Why would we need to do it forever when we don't do it for any other virus?
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by feanaro 5y ago
I have a couple of scales when cooking. A small gram scale weighing up to 200g works wonders for this.
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by feanaro 5y ago
Remote IDEs will do absolutely nothing to accomplish increased protection, so that would just be a misdirection.
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by feanaro 5y ago
> You are buying access to listen to her music on one service. How it is presented to you is their choice. It shouldn't be. Pushing for that will just turn out to be an argument against streaming services.
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by feanaro 5y ago
E2EE = end-to-end encryption Matrix = an open, federated messaging protocol suitable for replication of all kinds of structured data matrix-rust-sdk is a client SDK for writing Matrix clients, written in Rust.

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