TIL that tsundere gum is a thing
Nitter link: https://nitter.net/rustlang/status/1908479478159818903
It's funny how many people are against this. They sure do like to lick elon's boots.
What they are doing is achieved by both Posteo and Mailbox by encrypting incoming emails at the server with your PGP public key WHILE supporting IMAP/POP3. The email client can then decrypt it with the private key.
Yes, PGP encryption does lack encrypting some stuff (like the subject), but this also will not be an excuse once email providers and clients start using JMAP, which uses HTTPS.
KDE Connect is good.
They had a premium tier before, that was just 1€ a month. I cancelled it last year. If you are open to trying other services, I recommend Posteo. They are a paid service, but it only costs 1€ a month. They also support IMAP and POP3 OOTB, unlike Tutanota.
Who needs 500GB storage for emails as a private person?
If you are new to programming, Python is good (it was my first programming language too). I avoided JS as my first programming language because it's confusing. Some things are very confusing there and you don't want to deal with those confusing things before you even understand what programming is and how programming languages work.
(You can try learning something like Rust or C/C++ first, but it might be too much for you)
I switched to Rust after a recommendation system I created in Python took too long (about a minute). The Rust version only took a few microseconds. I'm currently building a Lemmy moderation bot with a plugin system and also trying out Android development with Kotlin and Rust.
As for the communities, pretty much any tech related one.
The graphics are much better tbh
you don't know just how annoying that orange hair guy in fate is
new hobbies. you can then discuss related things here.
maybe learn a new programming language or get into game development. they were "fun" for me
That would be awesome, thanks.
Cross-posted from "Well, it finally happened: I MET SOMEONE!" by @[email protected] in [email protected]
We met here on Lemmy, of all places, believe it or not (sorry fellas, lol). I've never had communication so effortless. It's like she already knows exactly what she wants to say as soon as I finish my thought (sometimes before, that's how you know)!
After being jerked around so much over the years, I think this might finally be the one.
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The whole linking to other instances and services like lemsha.re or lemmyverse.link within Lemmy should be fixed in the next release of Lemmy. It will include rewriting remote instance URLs to the local instance equivalent.