"We won't release any data without the required legal authorisation from an Australian court. As an Australian company, we do not respond to US court orders." [1]
Readit NewsProtonmail is great in terms of feature/security balance. Personally, I like using mail.disroot.org
Protonmail has also given in and paid out thousands* to criminals who DDoS their systems, no?
*In my original post I mistakenly wrote "millions"
> Your 1-year Standard subscription expires on
Sunday, February 24, 2019.
Good timing?
fvargas commented on The Resistance Is Real – Why Side Projects Are So Hard davemart.in/resistance/... · Posted by u/startlaunch
This is my side project at the moment:
.. but it's sort of become full time.
For me it started off as a need to manage my reading as I was working on another project around cryptocurrencies and reading tons of PDFs and web content.
Got majorly side tracked but launched it and so far there are a few thousand active users.
Thanks for sharing, this looks neat and useful! The pagemarks are an interesting concept. It would be cool if the top progress bar above the document showed, not cumulative progress, but the progress as it maps to the areas marked on the document, which aren't necessarily contiguous. Kinda like the progress bar you have for a torrent as non-contiguous chunks are downloaded. This provides spatial information about what parts of the document have been read.
fvargas commented on His Body Was Behind the Wheel for a Week Before It Was Discovered nytimes.com/2018/10/23/ny... · Posted by u/danso
Based on the phrasing of the title, I half expected the "wheel" to be that belonging to a Tesla that somehow managed to remain engaged on autopilot for a week... would have been impressive.
That said, what's to stop a situation like that from arising as autonomous vehicles become more sophisticated?
Most important thing is to buy a domain so you can port your email address from provider to provider. I’ve had the same email address and several hosts over the years.
I’m currently on Fastmail and find the service good.
Fastmail has worked well for me with custom domains. It's nice being able to create custom aliases for when an address is publicly visible e.g. GitHub so I know through what funnel emails are coming from.
Like others have said, the Android app is not worth installing unless you're okay with limited and, in some cases, poor functionality.
I suppose you can set it up with the Gmail or Outlook Android apps? I've never tried, as this defeats the purpose of not having those companies as your email provider :)
Still searching for a good Android mail app...
Many reasons. Primarily because of security and control of my information. Secondly because services like these tend to be short-lived and unreliable, if i host it myself i can trust it's there when i need it. And i hadn't considered the uploading time issue mentioned in a previous comment, but that is actually a very good point that self-hosting would solve as well.
I also just want to see the code because i think it's cool
Yeah, the primary benefit I see is if one fully audits the code and any future updates. Otherwise, self-hosting doesn't confer much in the way of guarantees for security or privacy.
As a shameless plug: Purelymail, the mail service I'm working on, could use some more beta testers. It's (to my knowledge) the cheapest way to get email on a custom domain right now. https://purelymail.com/