Ir0nMan

This. Separate the tasks. Always use one provider as your domain registrar (ex: NameSilo) and another provider for your DNS (ex: Cloudflare).

Yep. This.

At the current price of $0.01 for 9ft, you could buy enough Trader Joe's Felted Wool Garland to wrap around the earth for just $146,000. Not bad!

Take a look at Migadu.com and their low volume plan.

While you may not have liked the way it was said, this users reply is actually responding with correct information.

While setting up your own mail server is fun, rewarding, and pretty easy, there are serious problems that anyone considers it needs to be made aware of. Over any serious period of time, the odds that not all your mail is getting delivered approaches and equals 100%. It's a sad reality but a true one unfortunately. If you okay with the fact that some percentage of your email will never make it to your destination (and in many cases you won't know that's happening) then it might be for you. Most people are not okay with that for obvious reasons.

Look into Migadu.com, a service out of Switzerland with very reasonable pricing. You get a set amount of storage space and inbound/outbound limits and everything else like how many inboxes you create is up to you.

>enable a mailbox to receive those reports

Thanks for mentioning this. Have set DMARC preferences in DNS for ages but never configured a mailbox to receive the reports. Will try it out.

>What amazes me is how quick they transitioned to Google Chrome when it released

I'm not sure how old you were at the time but do you really remember that history well and did you compare the two browsers yourself at the time? I was a die hard Firefox user from the beginning until Chrome came out. I remember trying Chrome for the first time and being amazed at how much faster it was. Not just a little faster, way faster and how it could handle more tabs without slowing down. It was so far superior performance wise and that is what got me and many others to switch.

While not perfect, you may want to consider Dropbox request links.

You first create a file request link and share this link with everyone. They can go to this link using their phone browser (or a browser on any device) and upload files (full high resolution files). Files automatically go into this "request" folder on your account. You can then share this folder out and have it viewable at another link.

You may want to set up couple URL redirections to these two link like mywedding.com/upload and mywedding.com/shared to make things easier and not have people asking for the link 100 times.

The Net Income you report on your Schedule C is your businesses profit whether you like to think of it that way or not. The opposite of this would be a loss where your business generates negative Net Income.

Unless they lied in their statement, yes.

WSJ and signup with a privacy.com virtual credit card that you can easily pause/cancel/limit anytime.

Mitochondria: more than just the powerhouse of the cell.

Automation built on top of ipmitool? I could see some people liking this.

Pebble shutdown almost 8 years ago now and there does still not to be a replacement or alternative that can: last up to a week of battery life, do basic things like allow you to get and read notifications, and be a watch.

This. It amazes me how bad GIMP is and yet how great Photopea is given it's a project by one guy that runs 100% in client side JS. When I need to edit a photo on a machine without PS installed Photopea is the way to go. I can't image why I'd ever resort to GIMP.

This is the answer. It's really unfortunate but it's no longer worth while to do a roll-you-own email solution unless you are willing to accept some delivery issues. The big players control the game and you have no say in the matter.

+1 Migadu has been a great find.

Check out Migadu.

You pay for a plan based on your usage and are then not limited by number of domains or number of accounts.

I have not tried ZeroTier yet but have come across it quite a bit lately. What advantages if any would you say it has compared to just running a simple Wireguard VPN into your remote network?

I have been an UNRAID user for years now and I have been very satisfied with he product.

Self hosting is a fairly straight forward option: A simple VPS (linode, digital ocean, etc) and upload your .mp4 videos. If your videos are in a weird format all it takes is a single pass through Handbrake to make them stream-able friendly. You will have native HTML5 playback in the browser and have full control of your files and links.

migadu.com may be of interest to you. They are known for inexpensive low volume email for your domain.

Go to levels.fyi and you can see pay bands for the different levels at the big tech companies.

This is the same way Bill Gates got his start.

How much did the initial connection for yourself cost?

Just a matter of adjusting the privacy settings.

It has nothing to do with the institution, it is about the major. A Gender Studies degree from Harvard has a negative ROI.