I mean this meme does a good job of explaining my biggest grievance, despite being a theoretically open protocol, it’s been lassoed into a nearly closed network controlled by big tech.
Beyond that, email(SMTP) is nearly 50 years old, and it has anachronistism that show
Outside of corporate life, email in the modern world is basically just a tool for marketing and identity verification, and that sucks, because I remember when it was more than that.
Something new, that doesn’t have the anachronism of a nearly 50 year old protocol.
Don’t get me wrong, I don’t think there is currently a good replacement, but I think one should be developed.
Its strange you think that I’m siding with a proprietary solution, when email is effectively controlled by major tech companies, which is one of its biggest flaws.
Honestly, it’s way past time to phase out email
Kimdotcom and Tucker Carlson, two beacons of truth. /s
The higher the socks the downer the foo’
DDG is my goto, I always have a SearXNG instance, but it’s relatively slow and runs into problems too frequently to be my goto
Yet another reason to use Grayjay.
It makes total sense for Pine64, it’s worth looking into how the company operates before passing judgment.
I recently upgraded from a ZBT-1 to ZBT-2, it’s incredible.
So glad I don’t know who jellyroll is.
I’m glad I got banned from r/linuxsucks101 before I got perma-banned from reddit
Oh god, this guy again. Weirdest schizoposter
In the west coast we typically just used the name of the native tribe we killed in order to take the land.
I’ve done some rescue work, and in my training I learned even fully conscious people can drown in water well below their neck level. They can freak out and go into shock, or get too confused to figure their way up, in some cases the sudden tempature change can cause a loss of consciousness immediately upon falling in. It’s rare, but it does happen, and in a world with 8 billion people it’s going to happen with some frequency.
Plenty of people drown in waist deep water. This is such a bizarre take.
Yeah, I prefer winter(except for when the docks get icey and my forklift can’t get traction), because i can always bundle up for it, it’s like working in a cooler or freezer.
Me in my 93°F warehouse in the summer, which is also my 22°warehouse in the winter, for 12 hours a day
I don’t necessarily think hero is the right word, but his actions are commendable, even if they largely had little effect.
It can be a barier to entry for new / non-technical users. In the past when I’ve worked with activism groups to setup secure comms Kleopatra has been difficult for people unfamiliar with encryption to figure out. It’s always good to lower the barrier to entry for these kinds if applications.
Might I ask why you think it’s a shit take? I’m genuinely surprised so many people seem to think email needs to be defended