Jerboa, because it just works and doesn’t overcomplicate things.
Jerboa, because it just works and doesn’t overcomplicate things.
Does it work well?
hates Macs
buys M2 Mac
dog knows who’s ARM implementation
AFAIK you don’t have to use it as a router. If you configure all the interfaces to LAN it should just act as a switch/AP combo.
IME those can be unreliable though, and they’re barely cheaper than Zigbee bulbs
Or they just expend their effort on the browsers that 96% of people use and not the one that 4% use. I love Firefox, but I don’t think this is the conspiracy you’re claiming it is.
IIRC all plugins you can get via the offical plugin directory are GPL-3
They could already have access to your emails, because… you’re running their OS. They can slip in any code they want and run it with NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM
-level privileges (comparable to root
-level privileges on Linux systems).
If you run any other OS you’ll also have to trivially trust the makers of that OS with root
-level privileges (or comparable).
(Personally I don’t believe that MS is scanning all your local emails, but they certainly have the technical possibilities to do so very trivially.)
S/PDIF (Sony/Philips Digital InterFace) is an audio interface, perhaps you meant to refer to SPF (the Sender Policy Framework)?
And that’s why I’m explicitly noting that they’re not FOSS, doofus. Besides, if you’re using Windows anyway, using its built-in email client is not a huge stretch.
The built-in Mail app is pretty nice, other than that eM Client is good too
Because Apple ships a great one with the OS, so the necessity to make an alternative is less. Compare this to the garbage that passes for e.g. the Samsung weather app.
Just use the standard Mail app, it’s pretty good
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