Notices by Mr. Matt :debian: :linux: (matt@linuxrocks.online), page 11

@jk both wavelength and frequency are important in their own way. No need to change it

@tzycce that would effectively fork Ubuntu from it's Debian base too

@kagoml you should try Rimworld

@lattera Hell I'm having a hard time justifying $750 USD +tax for a "normal" phone. I just can't.

And this is coming from a guy that wants to buy a Purism Librem 5 (assuming it doesn't suck)

@Ehardy18 i use 1 workspace. Maybe I'm the minority?

@chozron time to fork Chromium then?

Tea. Earl Grey. Hot.

After only a few days of using Mailfence, I like them SO much better than Protonmail. Their website is snappy, their webmail is snappy, and the IMAP actually works!

Unpopular #FinalFantasy opinion:

Kefka is a terrible villain and end boss. Emperor Gestahl was the true villain of that game.

@Unairedspecifics The main benefit is that, if someone types in the wrong email address (ie: bobby@bob.com) it will go through.

The downside is that it dramatically increases the amount of spam you can receive.

@Unairedspecifics Imagine you own a domain such as bob.com. Normally you need to set up specific accounts like bob@bob.com, wendy@bob.com, and so on.

But what happens if someone emails an account that doesn't exist, like susie@bob.com? Normally it will bounce.

That's where a catch-all comes in. You can designate a specific account to receive any emails that don't have accounts. IE if I emailed a non-existent account, I can designate "bob@bob.com" to receive them. That is a catch-all.

Transition to Mailfence is complete.

My god the IMAP interface is so much more responsive than Protonmail's. But the limit of 30 simultaneous IMAP connections might be tricky to manage. I will make it work though.

My one gripe: It does not seem that Mailfence supports "catch-all" email addresses. Of well.

@Unairedspecifics looks like a total of 10, and no option that I can see for a "catch-all"

@Batcastle funny thing, all the Wii sensor bar is, is an IR emitter. It doesn't actually do any kind of signal processing, THAT was done by the Wiimote itself.

I know you used to be able to find wireless sensor bars that ran off of AA batteries. Might even be able to rig an adapter for the vanilla sensor bar.

@Unairedspecifics not sure

@malin Well, the Thunderbird plugin Enigmail is pretty solid, and I think there are other web browser extensions. Besides, PGP is kind of the de facto standard.

@farhan The IMAP is only for paid accounts, not free accounts.