

Does sending large files still work if the other person has a different provider, or do they have to be using Thundermail as well?


Does sending large files still work if the other person has a different provider, or do they have to be using Thundermail as well?


Thunderbird in case you want to check it out
Oh, I shall indeed check it out.
Specifically, I would look for “archival paper,” which is made for exactly this purpose.


John Stewart has always been a bothsidser though, it’s not like a trick or anything. His style made a lot of sense when things were ““normal”” (like back in 2008) but it doesn’t really jive with me in the current landscape.
Of course, you could argue that that’s exactly what the technofeudalists want…


That first photo is just pure cinema, lol. “Moments before disaster” type stuff.
Anyway I wanted to say thanks for posting these;
In addition to the occasional gem of photography, this ongoing saga is just one of those things that make lemmy feel like it’s actually inhabited by real people. I have no idea how you have time for all these games though. XD


It’s possible that I was overly quick to judge, but the comment seems to be gone now so I guess we’ll never know. 🤷


I think it’s kinda cute, tbh. Too bad the comment itself an obnoxious bit of trolling.


Oh, I’m not defending copyright- I just think that everyone should play by the same rules.
Why stop at just a taste?
I was barely technical enough to get Mint running so I don’t think I’ll be hopping on this particular train at the moment. But it’s nice to see, though. And if it does turn out in a few years that putting AI into the kernel was a mistake, then I think we’ll all be glad for all the projects like this that sprung up.
Hopefully they can give at least a little thought to user friendliness between now and then, lol.