I selfhost. My ISP has a mail relay so it doesn’t appear to come from my residential IP. The problem is that the relay is on more blacklists than I am.

Servers retry delivery. It needs to be offline for a while before you miss stuff.

Receiving everything is the easy bit. It’s sending that’s hard. Every recipient is looking for a reason to spambox you.

MySpace Tom: “I’m gonna grab a DSLR and do a photowalk around Melbourne. You can tag along if you want.”

(This actually happened)

I trained on RS-232. What can I say?

I recently wrote a clock frontend for my NTP server and the whole page payload is less than the network MTU, so it should theoretically fit in one TCP packet.

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You’d get really good ping times

99.999% of that is over IPv4. I leave IPv6 open to WAN for my own use and it’s not a problem.

I was joking, but it would be cool if each segment could be rendered as a UTF-8 glyphs.

R U local?

I come from a country with mandatory voting. You guys are missing out.

They should have a rule where it’s really close. Rather than re-count, they should re-open. But only for anyone who didn’t vote already.

Meanwhile my gateway is fe80::17a9:3ba7:5¥4🐔:b8ä7%42

Radicale and immich replaced my nextcloud instance and I never looked back. I have both updating through apt like everything else and it’s amazing how little maintenance it requires.

OMG patching all the vulns. I actually pulled my wordpress offline overnight for that one. Still waiting on the Ubuntu patch for that IPv4 kernel CVE.

That reminds me - It’s time to do No NAT November again. This CVE gives me an excuse. Last year, the Nintendo Switch Switch and Steam were the big standouts. I think the Switch 2 will actually work with it now.

Oh, and my workplace is shifting offices, so my offsite backup is not offsite. Must take care to not burn the place down. I just put new fans in my PoE switch and now I can hear a server fan is dying too. There’s a lot of maintenance work to all this.

There’s only one social media site that’s still the same as it was a decade ago. The only problem is that it was never good.

I’ve been doing this at home. So far, none of my phones or access points use IPv4. I should be able to get the desktops off it soon. Microsoft finally got it working in Windows after decades of (stalled) development.

I noticed within seconds of posting it.

Calling a black object “black” = Does not offend.

Calling your car’s late ignition timing “retarded” = Does not offend.

Calling your dog a “bitch” = Does not offend.

Calling your rooster a “cock” = does not offend.

Calling a tied bundle of sticks for burning a “removed” = Does not offend.

Just follow your friendly dictionary and you’ll be fine.

Also: Hi mods. You’re probably here because of your word filter.

Edit: Something replaced “f-a-g-g-o-t” with “removed” automatically. I’m going to leave it because it’s hilarious that bundled sticks are forbidden.

It happens at half the speed limit.