Cool, might try it out! Are there any solutions repositories for them. I’d love to get an explanation for the ones I’m about to fail.
> The fact that it is a nightmare is a bit of a myth. Granted, not everybody can do it, but that's not necessary. I agree to some extent. But it is more involved than deploying a Discourse instance in my opinion. > And…
> It's not "plug-and-play", but it's not that hard. Once you've got it up and running the maintenance load goes to almost zero. This is where I disagree. In my opinion it might not be that hard but the maintenance is…
It's not about receiving. Receiving is the easy part. It is about the delivery of your own mail. > you stop giving money to your mail host and get a different one. I was entertaining the "host your own mail server"…
> You can run your own mail server and name server on top. The network of mail is very much federated. While I do completely agree with that in theory (and I also love mail) I think it does not stand the reality test…
This here. I’m European, we’ve been told for years that should we travel to the US we should bring a wiped phone AND laptop because of that. This is nothing new but maybe exacerbated by the current administration. From…
I assume you were speaking of CPM (characters per minute) and not WPM (words per minute). Otherwise, I will really would like see you typing on a keyboard that must be a hell of a show :p
Cool, might try it out! Are there any solutions repositories for them. I’d love to get an explanation for the ones I’m about to fail.
> The fact that it is a nightmare is a bit of a myth. Granted, not everybody can do it, but that's not necessary. I agree to some extent. But it is more involved than deploying a Discourse instance in my opinion. > And…
> It's not "plug-and-play", but it's not that hard. Once you've got it up and running the maintenance load goes to almost zero. This is where I disagree. In my opinion it might not be that hard but the maintenance is…
It's not about receiving. Receiving is the easy part. It is about the delivery of your own mail. > you stop giving money to your mail host and get a different one. I was entertaining the "host your own mail server"…
> You can run your own mail server and name server on top. The network of mail is very much federated. While I do completely agree with that in theory (and I also love mail) I think it does not stand the reality test…
This here. I’m European, we’ve been told for years that should we travel to the US we should bring a wiped phone AND laptop because of that. This is nothing new but maybe exacerbated by the current administration. From…
I assume you were speaking of CPM (characters per minute) and not WPM (words per minute). Otherwise, I will really would like see you typing on a keyboard that must be a hell of a show :p