Dušan Mitrović @duxontraitor@mastodon.technology

@derek A friend of mine recently showed me this program and my god is it a privacy nightmare masquerading as "time tracking" software. Here, see for yourself. https://workpuls.com

@resynth1943 Oh I see. Seeing that they were bitching about Visa blacklisting them as if it was a violation of their "free speech" should've been a red flag. Good to know that these pricks are getting what they deserve.

@resynth1943 wait what's Gab anyway?

Pro tip:

If you're annoyed by the wall of text every time you ssh into your Debian or Ubuntu server all you have to do is

touch ~/.hushlogin

For the love of God please stop using Electron, just stop. Don't cram an entire Chromium browser into your shitty desktop app.

Utterly disgusting. The management of this company should be ashamed of themselves.

@sir Great work on mkproof. Congratulations.

@orangeTsar An the Read/Write speeds? Sorry I forgot to ask.

@orangeTsar What are the prices like?

@boilingsteam @acdw @sir You're literally simping for a multi billion dollar corporation basically stealing $16k from a parent. Disgusting.

@dammn I made a pretty standard setup:

* Postfix for SMTP
* Dovecot for IMAP
* OpenDKIM
* Spamassassin for combating spam

I also enabled postfix and dovecot jails in fail2ban.

I plan to further integrate it with ClamAV to scan the emails for malware.

So far so good. The service is working flawlessly.

@distrotube You can just use j4-dmenu-desktop and continue using the dmenu we all know and love.

That's why I said fuck you to gmail. I'm planning on moving over my domain to my own email server soon.

@sir And people thought I was a madman when I said that spawning an entire instance of Chromium for a desktop application is nuts.

@sir But muh 3MB of trackers and advertisments... no...😭

@sir You're a smart guy, but can we talk about this attempt at poetry? 😂

@sir It's a vicious cycle. They keep adding features, cause if they didn't Chromium would eat them alive. Not that it already doesn't though...

@sir So where does the chain of "abstraction bad" end? At C, at asm? Because surely you don't mean that writing everything in x86 assembly is very practical, right?

@sir I feel similar about functional programming. Maybe because I'm more familiar with OOP, yet it would be nice if you could elaborate on your reasons.