kenkinder

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by kenkinder 13y ago
You can change the timezone on the web GUI, but that's just the offset. The issue is that CalDav PUT requests included a timezone, which the server just discards. You can try it yourself. Setup OwnCloud with Lightning or something. Create a
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by kenkinder 13y ago
I can drink a glass of water and forget about it. Water is a commodity. Email is not a commodity. If you use gmail, that becomes your online identity. It's hard to switch. If you use your own domain, you can switch providers without changin
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by kenkinder 13y ago
I skipped over that because there are actually pretty straightforward choices in Play Store. I switched to BeyondPod, but I'm hearing good things about AntennaPod.
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by kenkinder 13y ago
The software is KDE (Akonadi), Thunderbird (Lightning), and a few small utilities. It seems probable, though not guaranteed that Lightning will keep working. But I don't want to bed the farm on that, I doubt KDE will be supported, and I'd r
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by kenkinder 13y ago
I seem to recall it not offering things like CalDav and CardDav.
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by kenkinder 13y ago
It's definitely being actively developed.
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by kenkinder 13y ago
Hm, I thought it did. Perhaps it used to. Thanks for the correction. In terms of features, Fastmail does not do a good job of advertising its features. Just sign up for an account and check out the settings page. Its filtering is quite powe
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by kenkinder 13y ago
As the OP, let me respond. I'm not suggesting that Google is evil. What I am saying is, these products don't work for me and the reason they don't work is that they aren't interoperable with my own desktop software, or the rest of the Int
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by kenkinder 13y ago
I'd be willing to pay something on the order of ~$8/mo for what Google Voice offers, especially if you added better filtering and an API. But I wouldn't pay more than my cell phone bill.
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by kenkinder 13y ago
I would think the service you move to would need your friends list in order for you to be able to communicate without re-authorizing everyone. Since I didn't have Talk set up on my own domain, I'm SOL on that front. I just have to get every
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by kenkinder 13y ago
I had been thinking of that, though Twilio's pricing would probably be prohibitive. They actually charge more than my cell provider for minutes. But everything you'd need is right in the API.
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by kenkinder 13y ago
OP (as in the site) here. It's not my certificate, it's your browser, which I assume is Internet Explorer 6 on Windows XP? You're using a browser that does not support TLS, a cutting edge new technology that's over 10 years old. Get Firefox