bikegremlin
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- Relja Novović a.k.a. Bike Gremlin - https://www.bikegremlin.com/about/
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(Quote) After a few weeks of testing it does seem that for the spam that I'm getting, Cranemail does a bit better filtering (with no false positives yet). But I think that also depends on the configuration. I set Mxroute's email filter to let more …
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Small bumps at the start, but so far quite good - hopefully Namecrane will become a good Mxroute alternative/backup. Testing intensively while planning to move a client to Namecrane thanks to enough storage to allow webmail and IMAP use for ~40 ema…
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I would say Lenovo business class laptops. Edit: ThinkPad T (or X if you want ultra-portable) series - though L is OK too - got one. Note: as much as I love Linux (and use it as a daily driver - half of the PCs I regularly use run Linux), it is lac…
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For well over a decade (at least) the writing's been on the wall. * More control and surveilance. * Less personal liberties. * More power to the state (increased penalties for whatever they can push and similar). In most major cities (and soon aft…
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(Quote) Yes, Livecanvas. I've already started testing and writing notes - not much time, but it is a start. I'll check out the MerakiUI (ask @Amadex to explain what "merak" means LOL :) ). Still considering whether I should publish stu…
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Got the lifetime licence for testing. Thanks again to @Ympker for pointing me towards it. I'll share notes once I've tested it properly (my I/O site RSS feed for those who like that :) ).
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OK, just gave it a look to download: Divi 5 is still in beta. So, one might risk a lifetime on a promise that 5 will be good, and work nicely with blocks (i.e. no vendor lock-in). No final conclusion since it's still in beta - and the same goes for…
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(Quote) I think emails like mine probably end up in spam anyway. LOL. (Quote) Will check on Divi next week - if I don't forget.
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(Quote) That looks very interesting. I just sent an email asking if they'd be willing to donate a lifetime subscription in return for testing and publishing articles of the installation, workflow, metrics etc. :) Doesn't hurt to ask - and consider…
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If Generatepress lifetime were still available, I would say buy that (I bought it) without a second thought. Now since GP is supscription only, I'm not 100% sure. Divi, last time I checked, leaves a bunch of ugly Divi shortcodes when you disable i…
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When the moon is high during the late November. If you sit at your desk and type the word "lifetime" - you will summon @Ympker - a mythical dragon that eats lifetime deals!
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(Quote) For BF they added more domains in lifetime offers - no price discounts. So, the standard pricing page shows it with the added domain count: https://namecrane.com/cranemail-email-hosting Just watch out for the payment info = account info pec…
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This thread got me to look into CraneMail - and I decided to "risk it" with the BF lifetime promotion (grabbed the smallest plan), mainly as a backup/alternative to MXroute. I haven't added any domains to Namecrane or tested sending/deliv…
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(Quote) So, you mean account registration application was approved. That's probably an oversight - since it's a double account (and ban evasion).
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As per the propositions, the official soundtrack is rolling: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=auzfTPp4moA
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(Quote) If a person asks about encrypting their data - that's a whole new ball game. That's a person who is willing to learn and try. Practically the opposite of those you mentioned earlier ("birth date," "same password everywhere,&qu…
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(Quote) That was my point: GitHub metrics don't say anything about non-IT adoption (normal people don't know it exists and much less do they log in to leave a star rating). (Quote) Sure - please open a separate topic and share what works best for y…
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(Quote) How many non-IT people do you know that use Cryptomator (genuine question, not disputing)? In my experience, getting "non-IT" people to start using a password manager is difficult enough. Adding a Cryptomator on top sounds like as…