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by j7k6 7y ago
> [...], we use a private mail server. I will always recommend against running your own mail infrastructure. The administrative expense is to high in the long run. Unless you want to employ a 24/7 on-call admin team, Office365 is al
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by j7k6 8y ago
That's similar to how I use Twitter. Private Account, no followers, only selected accounts I follow to keep my feed clean of clickbait, useless discussions and the usual twitter outrage. It's a great tool, but I think I'm not
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by j7k6 8y ago
> RSS actually meant, mostly, that you had to have something worthy of RSS'ing ... a blog, an article, something. Exactly this! I really miss the time of the internet before social media, when it was more about quality content then
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by j7k6 8y ago
you send a mail to the displayed address and it will parse the incoming mail and analyzes the message headers. the headers contain valuable information about the authenticity of the mail. If a mail looks authentic to the spam filter, it wil
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by j7k6 8y ago
Don't get yourself onto spam block lists, which can relatively easy happen if your mail server is misconfigured. You can test the spam-level of your outgoing mail on this site: https://www.mail-tester.com
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by j7k6 8y ago
I'm hosting my mail on my own server with postfix and dovecot for 6 years now. It's running smoothly, but I invested alot of work into it. it was fun to figure out how everything is working, anything I needed to know I had to goo
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by j7k6 8y ago
Nano is perfect for the casual terminal user, it does its job fine when editing an apache server config file once in a while. But when working on the terminal all day, there's no way around vim, IMO. It's good to memorize some bas
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by j7k6 8y ago
Thanks! I'm actually thinking about releasing it as a standalone Jekyll theme some time.
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by j7k6 8y ago
Great work! I did something with a similar approach, although it's just kind of a knowledge base for myself build with Jekyll and a little search function, called "My Sysadmin Cheatsheet": https://docs.j7k6.org D
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by j7k6 8y ago
Privacy is always about trust. I trust Apple (more than others) because they never gave me the impression they are doing anything shady with my personal data behind my back. Unlike Google.
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by j7k6 8y ago
The only reason I'm not using Chromium is that 1Password is not trusting it as a "secure browser".
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by j7k6 8y ago
Whenever I come across one of those articles promoting "use Firefox instead of Chrome" I wonder if I'm the only one having those huge performance issues with Firefox on macOS. I seriously tried to make the switch from Chrome
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by j7k6 8y ago
I use `chattr +i` with NFS mountpoints for backups, it prevents the local harddrive from filling up when a network share fails to mount on boot.
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Show HN: Portable Network Boot Environment powered by Ansible and Vagrant(github.com)
1 points by j7k6 8y ago|0 comments
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My Minimal .vimrc(docs.j7k6.org)
1 points by j7k6 9y ago|0 comments