mr_machine

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1. 31.▲
   by mr_machine 3y ago

   My experience is exactly the opposite. I know quite a few programmer/hacker types, many of whom are cognizant of and responsive to contemporary security and privacy issues. Almost to a one, the smartphone is where they compromise most
2. 32.▲
   by mr_machine 4y ago

   Seems like there are lots of confidentiality and reliability issues in how tech is being used in law right now, but there aren't that many attorneys who understand the issues, and those that do find it more advantageous to overlook the
3. 33.▲
   by mr_machine 4y ago

   Local folders are occasionally useful and I'm glad Thunderbird supports them. User experience could have been improved by simply not creating them by default. Then they'd not confuse or annoy anyone, and should the need ever arise
4. 34.▲
   by mr_machine 4y ago

   I get that, but they listed "Rebuild the interface from scratch..." as a separate bullet point from codebase issues, and later talked about "A UI that looks and feels modern is getting initially implemented...aiming at offeri
5. 35.▲
   by mr_machine 4y ago

   I've used Thunderbird exclusively for desktop mail for many years. To my knowledge, it still sucks less than any other free and open option, but that's not much of a bar. Over time, Thunderbird has become slower and less reliable,