I used a paid for service to help clean out my gmail accounts.
I’m considering this, but curious if the name is a turn off for others like it does for me?
As a baby GenX(er), is that a generational thing?
I’m considering this, but curious if the name is a turn off for others like it does for me?
As a baby GenX(er), is that a generational thing?
I’ve long thought the casualness of everything is our (GenX collective) fault, however. I see this as an extension of tshirt and jeans to work at an office job. The unforeseen consequence being the elimination of decorum everywhere. It’s not really about vulgarity, but a general lack of respect for others, standards for ourselves, and dissolving social culture. What language is reserved for shock, emphasis anymore?
This is nonsensical. Fundamentally this is a file made to be uploaded to gmail or fastmail named `<provider>Filters.xml`. In what universe would you "use" this on your elementary aged child's devices?
> I see this as an extension of tshirt and jeans to work at an office job. The unforeseen consequence being the elimination of decorum everywhere. It’s not really about vulgarity, but a general lack of respect for others, standards for ourselves, and dissolving social culture.
I think we'll be okay with dispensing of the "social culture" that is slacks and a polo.
It's more akin to how attitudes regarding professionalism shift generationally--e.g. tattoos.
Fair enough about the name. I am just sick of all the notifications you get from email. Or the dreaded iOS badge that says 1 million unread emails.
Sent by unfuck email. Go un-fuck yourself.