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I mean having it as a default. Big tech benefits from making emails unencrypted.

The question is, Can the encrypted mail be a default?

That can push email companies to make access to email a paid service. And that would cut out a huge chunk of world population from access to email.

It's a full chain reaction and that's why companies like Proton remain small

Emails are very important especially at this age of rapidly changing technological landscape.

It's important that they're secure.

Is it possible to have E2E encryption on emails?

Switched to mimalloc for better multi-threaded performance. Also jj show now accepts multiple revisions like git show. Breaking changes: removed --reset-author and git.auto-local-bookmark.

Full release notes in the link.

Thanks. This clarifies a lot

I think it's accurate that young people today try to mix the 2. They plan long term and still try to enjoy the moment.

For instance, we have a monthly savings goal of $200 instead of $300 because we remove hundred bucks for immediate enjoyment.

It is not bad in and of itself because it gives us the sense of enjoying the fruit of our labour while making the savings or investment also a possibility. It creates a peculiar satisfaction of eating your cake and having it back.

The downside is that the future funds would fall a bit short of what you'd have if saved or invested fully.

It is worth the cost if you ask the young people today

Falcon 9 proved SpaceX can deliver on hard engineering promises. Why isn't that track record factored into the business case here?

Is the argument that SpaceX the business fails, or just that the IPO price is disconnected from reality?

How much of the index fund manipulation concern applies to any mega-cap IPO, vs. something unique to SpaceX?

The idea of building websites with extreme simplicity is incredibly attractive and important to me.

I think as a systems engineer, we deal with a lot of complexity at the low level and just want to write about it and not get stuck on CSS and JS/TS configs.

I do think that you're correct that you went too far by supporting browsers that precede IE6. It is not a bad thing generally if you have the time for that.

I'm in the same boat design-wise because I find it incredibly hard to pick colours for light mode and dark mode. Even with the help of Pinterest, it was a difficult task so I abandoned it and went with dark mode.

In general, I admire your willingness to try things out.

Kudos

This is a valid take.

The sheer scale of GitHub and its economic backing by giants allows it to offer a lot, for FREE.

Self hosted projects cannot compete with this. They either get huge venture fund or remain small.

GitHub is not perfect, but nothing comes close

Cobeberg hasn't gotten to a level where it can be considered seriously as a GitHub replacement.