

Nuremberg Trials 2.0
Un Dorian Gray sin pasado, ni patria ni bandera.
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Nuremberg Trials 2.0


Common enough that it’s taken already. Not counting crazy TLDs. It’s even taken in reverse which doesn’t spell anything.


I can’t find a domain name I like that isn’t annoying to try to tell people 😭 My first world problems are insurmountable.


Same with using Dav5x and tasks.org through Fastmail. And configuring the MX records was dead simple. In general it’s been really convenient


If you don’t require your email to be encrypted (since that ends once you send something) I switched to Fastmail last year for email, calendar, and contacts and it’s been night and day with how well it works with third party options.


If you threat model doesn’t actually require having your emails encrypted (since that only exists until you send it) I switched from Proton to Fastmail and I have really enjoyed the service. It’s been night and day getting it to work with third party options.


I switched to Fastmail a year or so ago and have been very pleased with them. They make it super easy to access via other apps as well as setting up MX records. Just wish they weren’t in a Five Eyes nation.
Eh, not really. 9 isn’t some magic number enshrined in the constitution. It’s just what we’re used to. And having more justices wouldn’t make it subservient, they would still have the same powers, no more no less.