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I guess if you really want to know how you'll die.

For generations the people of the artwork have been at war with the people of the song.

> If purchased via debt,

Wall St: "hold my beer"

Also the homepage is a bit of a giveaway:

> The current release is OpenBSD 6.9, released May 1, 2021.

Exactly, everyone knows it's not official until the artwork is out.

TIL 13kb is not enough to get mouse look the right way round.

A bit of a nitpick but the box drawing characters aren't ASCII.

Another adoring Pomera DM30 owner here. I use git worktree to sync writing projects with my laptop.

I could not bare needing to go through Freewrite's cloud.

I use Emacs for prose, mostly screenwriting.

Too late, the Linux fanboys have already struck!

No more reliance on GPS for me!

> It's a pity you are working with Linux, or it could have been of use to her.

FTFY

I was disappointed that this article was not about naming actual clouds.

> A surprisingly common error users make when installing Brew

Installing Homebrew.

Previously they've been time-outs, but this is the first I've got 404s.

Until very recently, people could subscribe to a YouTube channel (or playlist) with a URL like:

    https://www.youtube.com/feeds/videos.xml?channel_id=[channel_id]

The title link was previously the feed for The Late Show. In their continued war on everyone, Google appears to have killed YouTube RSS feeds as these all now return 404.

Some feedback for the project, please reveal pricing/limits before signup.

Oh sorry I did not mean to suggest Fastmail was a faceless megacorp, I was thinking of Google, MS, Apple, etc.

I fondly recall many years ago I had some WebDAV issue and got a reply directly from you saying you'd fixed the issue but you were just heading out to dinner and so you'd push to production when you got back. That convinced a few friends to join too.

After about 10 years, Fastmail felt it was shifting to a more "enterprise" focus, which I can understand, and I just wanted to try something a little more "indie web".

If you don't mind separating your mail from your CalDAV there is https://fruux.com

(I use a paper diary, YMMV.)

Yes you can have unlimited domains/aliases with catchalls and RFC 5233 subaddressing.

The 2FA is just regular TOTP RFC 6238.

> A person can get sick or just wish to take a holiday for a couple of weeks. What happens when service goes down or I need customer support urgently?

I think the expectation of urgency should be put into perspective alongside the $10/year price tag, i.e. if you need someone to get out of bed in the middle of the night $10 is probably not enough incentive.

That said, any issues or questions I've had have been resolved way faster than I experienced with Fastmail.

The webmail is RoundCube with Classic, Larry or Elastic skins.

I have had a handful of deliverability issues, but every one of these has been due to one of those awful "enterprise network solutions" that does everything wrong.

I've been using Purelymail as my sole mail provider for over a year now (previously with Fastmail) and it has been my best email experience.

It's a one-man enterprise, which may frighten some people, but I prefer boutique internet companies to the faceless monoliths. (I'd like more of the internet to be made of these small corner bodegas.)

Correct. I'm 36 and unless it was mild or asymptomatic, I'm sure I've never had influenza.

When people exaggerate a common cold into "the flu" I respond with equal exaggeration by insisting I take them to the hospital.

Yeah but also if someone can parody you by just being reasonable it may be time to examine some things...

Not for prebuilt binaries (variants are just separate packages) but because the pkgsrc repo is just a collection of Makefiles, you can cd into the directory and run

    bmake show-options

Then set PKG_OPTIONS.somepkg and

    bmake install

Or even just edit the Makefile.

I hope Drew DeVault appreciates that he has achieved a parody-spawning level of notoriety!

Came here to say that. They did the same thing with an iOS app called Paper. The ethics are strong with this one.