peregus @ peregus @lemmy.world

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I'm sorry but I don't have any suggestion about dockerized email server, I just came here to ask you if you've fully evaluated to run your own mail server. I'm not saying you shouldn't, just to be careful. Email server is the one thing that I would never self host, there's too much at stake, IMHO.

I've no idea!

I don't think that that could be the problem because in this community there are plenty of new posts

This is sa 3 years old post, don't comment or vote.

Beware that this post is 3 years old!

Dammit!

Shouldn't me more convenient for bigger company where there already is a good and big IT department? Sure they need hardware and to allocate people dedicated to that, but cloud storage is costs too.

You can bypass this problem using the containers. I use 1 container for Google, 1 for Reddit, 1 for Microsoft and so on, so these website knows only their own cookies.

Exactly, what the heck is going on? My home is full of posts from 2/3 years ago!

At work I name them after Greeks gods, at home after Alps peaks.

This is the problem! :( Monopoly is never good, in this case in particular since it's in the hand of a corporation they make money on people data.

Ahahaha, top message!!!

It's not an obsession! Simply if all the good poster/commenter that are there would come here, this place would be better!

😁

I've read that Reddit was recovering them all. Are yours still gone?

Because Lemmy has about 0.something % of the users that Reddit has and I still find useful some subreddit.

Post per day seams steady at about 30/40, comment per day seams to have dropped from 3/400 to 250/300, I would have expected a great fall.

I don't understand the purpose of that. I don't wanna be negaty, I really don't understand.

ensuring that users are never even directed to nonfree software or documentation. I think that I've never bought a piece of hardware that required a paid software.

Good thing we all use randomly generated password

And randomly generated emails! (Thanks to SimpleLogin!)

But I don't reccomend it. I may be too paranoid, but recover a fingerprint (physically, non from the OS) from a lost/stolen phone is pretty easy and this is why I never suggest to use fingerprints to login to banks app and authenticate transactions. At least use a 6 digit pin for Aegis.