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8 hours agoI decided on Mailbox.org!
A courtyard of bamboo and late-night snow
a lone lantern a book on the table
if I hadn’t encountered the teaching of no effort
how else could I have gained this life of leisure
Wei Yingwu 韋應物
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1·8 hours agoI decided on Mailbox.org!
I decided on Mailbox.org!
Interesting! Thanks for this
Regarding having your own custom domain for all emails. I have one with my name which I use for professional communication but I’d like the rest, like mails from Lemmy, to go to an address which can’t be identified with me. Is it better trusting a domain name registrar and WHOIS to not give out info than e.g. Mailbox.org? Like yeah, sure, I could register another custom domain but this is what I’m worried about.
Yeah kinda just leaning towards them in the end now after much back and forth. I also get 6 months free.
Mailfence looks super interesting, but yeah, a bit more expensive. I’ll definitely look into it.
Hmm I mentioned them in my post as I’ve been apprehensive about them, maybe it’s unfounded though…
As I wrote in my post, I already have a custom domain but I want to use both my domain and theirs.
No support for custom domains.
Hmm I mentioned them in my post as I’ve been apprehensive about them, maybe it’s unfounded though…
Thanks, but apparently Infomaniak has some privacy-related issues.
I don’t know if Australia is to be trusted tbh
Unfortunately no support for using their own domain as an alias. I want to use both my custom domain and their own.
Unfortunately no support for custom domains.
Unfortunately Posteo doesn’t support custom domains, StartMail is a bit too expensive but Runbox seems interesting…
34·2 days agoI think Linux phones are a thing? https://itsfoss.com/linux-phones/
Yep, seems to be like that.
0·4 months agoReally nostalgic about the times when you were taught computer stuff in physical books. The only ones I have nowadays in physical format is Code Complete and Clean Code…
Is corporate always the only alternative? I’ve been working in the public and non-profit sector, even in IT, and it’s always been much chiller than “corporate”. Maybe small companies are better too. Though I’d like to avoid working at all if possible, which made my returns to the working force always a bit meh anyway.