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> [...], we use a private mail server. I will always recommend against running your own mail infrastructure. The administrative expense is to high in the long run. Unless you want …

That's similar to how I use Twitter. Private Account, no followers, only selected accounts I follow to keep my feed clean of clickbait, useless discussions and the usual twitter ou…

> RSS actually meant, mostly, that you had to have something worthy of RSS'ing ... a blog, an article, something. Exactly this! I really miss the time of the internet before social…

you send a mail to the displayed address and it will parse the incoming mail and analyzes the message headers. the headers contain valuable information about the authenticity of th…

Don't get yourself onto spam block lists, which can relatively easy happen if your mail server is misconfigured. You can test the spam-level of your outgoing mail on this site: htt…

I'm hosting my mail on my own server with postfix and dovecot for 6 years now. It's running smoothly, but I invested alot of work into it. it was fun to figure out how everything i…

Nano is perfect for the casual terminal user, it does its job fine when editing an apache server config file once in a while. But when working on the terminal all day, there's no w…

Thanks! I'm actually thinking about releasing it as a standalone Jekyll theme some time.

Great work! I did something with a similar approach, although it's just kind of a knowledge base for myself build with Jekyll and a little search function, called "My Sysadmin Chea…

Privacy is always about trust. I trust Apple (more than others) because they never gave me the impression they are doing anything shady with my personal data behind my back. Unlike…

The only reason I'm not using Chromium is that 1Password is not trusting it as a "secure browser".

Whenever I come across one of those articles promoting "use Firefox instead of Chrome" I wonder if I'm the only one having those huge performance issues with Firefox on macOS. I se…

I use `chattr +i` with NFS mountpoints for backups, it prevents the local harddrive from filling up when a network share fails to mount on boot.