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  • No, it’s the framing. Consider this sentence from the story. Does it sound like it was written by a journalist reporting facts or a public relations specialist?

    “There’s no frills — just high-quality products at affordable prices which is what customers have grown to love and rely on.”

    That’s all opinion. Certainly you can find some products at Aldi that are not high quality, and speaking for what “all consumers have grown to love” is backed by any evidence.

    It’s a lightly repackaged press release.

  • In some cases holes are drilled through drives so they can’t recovered or, more efficiently, they are degaussed with large magnets.

    Some e-waste processors degauss as a standard practice to limit their liability before the hardware is passed on.

  • Agreed. I used to host email professionally and would not recommend managing your own mail server. It will constantly be under attack by spammers and if the inbox email address is exposed at all, soon 90% of incoming mail will be spam and you’ll need antispam software to filter it.

  • The one problem with msmtp is that it doesn't rewrite headers, like "From: root / To: root". These are not required for SMTP, but they are required by some mail providers who will reject email that doesn't have an "@" sign in these headers. The author or msmtp has said he does not plan to add this feature.

    I worked around the issue with my own sendmail wrapper that rewrites local addresses in From and To headers before passing the message to msmtp. Someone else posted such a script in this bug report:

    https://github.com/marlam/msmtp/issues/98