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My issues with open source mailing lists aren’t with the technology, but with unorganized pattern of the discourse itself. 🖇️

Thunderbird can connect to an LDAP server and autocomplete email addresses as you type, but it needs some adjustment for some LDAP servers.

I’ve been a big fan of Thunderbird for years, but it lacks features in some critical areas.

I’ve received some very sophisticated phishing emails lately and I was showing some of them to my coworkers.

This post has been a bit delayed, but I want to follow up on the post I wrote last month about moving from OS X to Linux at work.

SELinux isn’t a technology that’s easy to tackle for newcomers.

E-mailing a binary e-mail attachment from a Linux server has always been difficult for me because I never found a reliable method to get it done.

Occasionally, I’ll end up with a mailbox full of random data, alerts, or other useless things.