

Anything else?
I’m trying to selfhost some Lemmy communities just for fun :)
Buddhist, researcher, FOSS, Linux, selfhosting enthusiast, plantbased, anarchism and MLM interested.
Trying to be nice. I really dislike the Reddit style aggressive comments. If you are rude I will block and ban you.
Anything else?
Thanks!
Mailbox.org is a commonly recommended service beside Tuta and Proton. I was going to switch from Proton to Tuta to have more custom domain emails but it doesn’t allow service outside of its apps. Mailbox.org is cheaper and allows 50 custom domains :)
That’s not how web scrappers work lol. No such thing as obscurity except for humans
I find this extremely weird
What
I quickly quit them because they don’t do IMAP for “security” reasons, ie walled garden, and their support requires you paying. After canceling my membership I literally couldn’t contact support unless I paid again.
Thanks! What’s a proton simple login? In this use case could I use my name.com domain? I think mailbox can do this!
Which do you like the most?
Idk how common it is, but I’m using it like sub for reddit :)
True, hence another reason I switched to mailbox.
I guess my question is more email naming and domain.
I’m sure the government can do anything they want… but a lot of people have it backed up including myself
What does this bad game attract right wingers for?
Communities.
And what could actually happen? You learn through doing!
You’re right. They were not local at all!
So one of my computers still had the emails. I was able to move them into local folders, though moving more than 100 at a day would crash TB. Then I setup the new IMAP sync and everything works fine.
It seems going forward I should send copies to those local folders? TB works rather unintuitively. Thank you for your help! You helped me understand and explore my options :)
What about Lembinp.ie
Have you considered that you’re wrong?
I was auto banning all countries but my own but now I’m hosting one resource that has an audience including Chinese…
Good advice outside of this use case! :)