Generally speaking I prefer OS native apps to cross-platform. Being a macOS user cross-platforms apps tend not to respect OS conventions like Command + Click on document title to show the directory it’s in, being able to move files that are open, etc.

Not to say that this app would need any of that. I guess my point is that oftentimes cross-platform stuff looks janky (no matter the host OS).

Storj bucket synced with rclone. It’s also great for using as a “cloud NAS.”

Oh that’s right! Wow!! Really feeling dumb for that one now.

Random but what I always wonder is: what’s the point of forwarding?

Are we assuming they’re attaching the original email’s source so that the headers can be used to determine the source? Without that, the only thing useful I can think of would be any links in the email body.

Asking because I’ve owned an email address or two that got leaked in data dumps so I go crazy tracking down the sending server’s owner, any companies they’re pretending to be, any domain registrars, etc. and a lot of that requires analyzing the headers.

Kind of a weird question. You just have to deal with the problem or consequences of your actions. Usually when I feel down I’ll snap out of it and figure out what I can do to improve the situation. I don’t feel a need to do anything specific to cope.

You had me GraphQL 🥰

This is equally hilarious and sad (because it’s true)

You’re claiming that it’s written by a bot simply due to spelling errors. I don’t believe you so I’m legitimately asking what the motivation would be, and you just say “well they misspell.”

Guess who else misspells things? Have you read any recently news publication? They’re just full of spelling and grammar mistakes. Look at me — I can misspell thigns too, I must be a bot.

Yeah that’s not really an answer, and the reason I’d like you to actually think about it is because I believe you’re confused what the difference is between a “bot” and a simple text generator.

Right in email they’re trying to get around spam filters. This is a blog, aka a website. Somewhere in this thread (curse Lemmy clients) someone pointed out the misspelled words and they were rather basic.

As a web developer familiar with SEO: still not making the connection. And from what I’m seeing lately in the comments here and elsewhere Lemmy seems to be full of people just jumping to conclusions rather quickly.

Your response really doesn’t answer anything. Spammers and/or bots misspell words in emails. Okay? And that’s related how?

They have their own CLI tool (uplink) but it does have an S3 gateway.

Yeah it’s geared more for backend stuff but I use rclone to both sync it and to provide a WebDAV gateway (it supports others but they didn’t work great for my needs).

If it’s a bot then why the spelling errors? Not understanding the logic here.

Like others are saying, it depends on your requirements.

I’m loving Storj as a cloud NAS. Basically I have a NAS with 8 TB of storage but if something goes wrong with that, I’m out of luck. What I did was copy everything to Storj then reconfigure the NAS to simply act as a local cache for it.

This is great because I can share my media with friends and family while using client-side encryption and it streams FAST rather than relying on my residential ISP with slow upload speeds.

It’s useless for me too but I’m sure it’s Safari defaulting cookies to session only rather than the time range the website wants.

I’m fine with that, autofill takes care of it anyway.

Yes please! I’m a web developer but not being able to autofill passwords pisses me off to no end.

I roll my own. I created a Docker image that periodically downloads tons of blocklists, smashes them into an Unbound configuration file then runs Unbound with TLS enabled.

On my iPhone and macOS devices I just connect to the encrypted service using .mobileconfig files to apply it system-wide. My home router also uses it as an upstream server (again with TLS) so all connected clients benefit from it as well.

For your second point, I’ve flown many times to the point where turbulence doesn’t bother me BUT I didn’t fly much for a 3-4 years. The last time I flew I drank a ton of coffee because it was an early morning flight (not a morning person) and let me tell you, every five seconds I thought we were going down.

Who said you couldn’t ask? People are answering the question; I haven’t seen a comment thus far that implies that.

Is that why you’re here?

I’m going to be that guy and say, “why JPEG?” It’s a terrible format but if you’re avoiding HEIC, might as well convert to another lossless (and open) format.

At the time I was making minimum wage at Burger King, but I bought the first generation iPad with 3G. I went one month of eating nothing but ramen and free food at work to afford it.