I have a 2GB email server. I use POP to regularly import the mails into Gmail. This deletes the mails on my limited-storage-server.
I already pay for Google storage. I do not want to pay (more) for another email server just so I can keep all my emails forever.
Forwarding mails does not work, because Gmail quietly drops mails. They don't even put them into the spam folder.
My webhoster told me I could pay for Google Workspace. There you apparently can use your own domain. But then I have a third service I have to pay.
About encryption: all communications are over TLS.
Naturally I have some questions:
1. I don't see any examples for foreign key constraints (ON DELETE and ON UPDATE) or UNIQUE constraints. Are constraints still supported? 2. How is row-level privacy implemented? Are "forbidden" rows not synced by the server logic, or are they encrypted?
But yeah, it's incredibly stupid.
A crdt library should be able to handle millions of changes per second. If it’s the bottleneck, something somewhere has gone wrong.
It is so intrusive it might as well count as an ad.
Fortunately Aves is pretty good.
I do have ads in the Play Store app and in the Gmail app, though.
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