That's fine for your own domain, but I usually download my emails via IMAP and don't leave anything on the remote server. Finally, do you really keep your emails? Emails are ephemeral, often just informative, and if there's anything important, I process it and delete the email. I may archive 'sentimental' emails, but I rarely search the archive as I mainly delete emails.

I keep mail because there’s been things that only became important or useful long after the fact. You just never know.

They can also serve as a sort of snapshot of a certain point in time that’s very effective at jogging your memory. I’ve had occasions where old emails reminded me of things that happened that I’d nearly forgotten or conflated details about.

Do you mean "on the server?" I don't -- and just the opposite here; the cost of keeping literally all of them is close enough to zero, I never delete any emails and use "read/unread." I just archive yearly.

People who share links behind paywalls didn't understand how the internet works.

tumbleweed here, rocking solid since last year (switched from MacOS)

How much they will charge for something we can already do?

Hyundai Kona model 2020 but it's not 4x4

Hyundai has a terrible privacy situation

One thing you can do is turn off the nauseating animation when switching between desktops/spaces.

selfhosted FreshRSS + NetNewsWire

I have tried several non-apple systems with windows or Linux. No, sorry, but unless you want to go crazy behind the PC and/or operating system Apple wins hands down.

which problem are you trying to solve?

It's hard to articulate the problem like that.

So I was going through a documentation of an ORM library for another project of mine, and it was kinda poorly written. And I didn't feel like going through the effort required to go to another website and ask questions there. I thought I wish I could ask questions right here.

So I took that feeling and turned it into something tangible.