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> Don’t feel like you have continue the conversation if they respond. You can if you want, but don’t feel obligated.
Then why did you write?! What kind of "good human being" are you?
Needless to say that thermal insulation is awful in IT.
Don't think that MacOS spares you about that either. Update notifications are equally distracting.
For the author of the blog post it would be better to draw conclusions about 'developers disappearance' from a plot showing absolute numbers.
Same holds for upvoting, many times I upvoted posts I did not agree with but that raised interesting observations on the topic discussed.
This is what makes HN great in my opinion.
But please bear in mind that my way of using email on my phone is very minimal. I usually just need something to read and for most of my productivity task I use mutt.
I was using the Google Play version of K9 so at the moment I am quite happy of the switch. There is only one thing that I did not manage to find in FairEmail which is the ability to read the header of emails. Like the whole information, from SPF, DKIM validation and so on. Does anyone know if it's possible to get this?
For the moment I am planning to stay with FairEmail and maybe one day try the F-Droid version of K9 as I heard it has evolved a lot in the recent times.
A good guide (although a bit old and maybe too thick :) ) is this one: http://zsh.sourceforge.net/Guide/zshguide.pdf
According to my understanding a medium is a mean of communication, thus including text. OTOH it seams from your message that these are two complementary objects. Is my understanding correct?
This plus the native support for CardDav and CalDav are pushing me to try iOS next time I have to change my phone.
If you prefer to keep one space instead of two you can use:
set nojoinspacesIf the protocol is stateful, why the state should be kept by the "sender" and not by the "receiver"? Being stateless removes this ambiguity in my opinion.
Also we should remember how bad is for spam reputation sending emails to a non-existent address and thus I would not blame it on the mailing list for being "overly cautious".
The same thing can happen to anyone of us if our private life is looked with the eyes of another person.
Honestly interested here.
The funny thing is that I cannot find a way to access that backup myself, is anyone aware of a method to download that backup as a data dump and inspect it?