Nick B.

Most of the time I just use the Fastmail web browser interface. I can access it over IMAP with Thunderbird butt it’s noticably slower. Depending who your email provider is you may find they have an acceptable web interface.

I noticed this a few days ago. https://stgraber.org/2023/07/10/time-to-move-on/

Yes. I would send for The Cleaner.

Wow. What a mess.

I’m not familiar with your reduced content. As you say Capitol I’m assuming the US? Did they restrict any particular albums or just some tracks/songs?

It’s probably worth mentioning their compilation double albums too - 1962-66 ( the red one) and 1967-70 (the blue one). These after i wore out a 45 of Penny Lane when I was 7 or 8.

Long time Fastmail user here. Where is it failing with respect to privacy?

I can’t even remember if I subscribed to r/archlinux over there, I’ve eradicated my account now so it doesn’t really matter. The important bits are (1) I’m an Arch user, amd64 and arm7hf mainly. (2) I’m subbed to this community. May it live long and prosper!

I have tried the search, for example [email protected] doesn’t return anything - but if I try @[email protected] or [email protected] I get the response not found. Maybe I need to wait longer for the search to query the remote instance @lemmy.link?

I am having a similar issue here at beehaw.org. I can’t see anything from @lemmy.link listed in the communities.

And non-disclosure mentioned. Will they be wanting participants to sign an NDA?

Keep us updated how this goes. Are they even governed by EU law if they are in the US?

I used Baconreader on Android but I may have subscribed to RSS at one time too. 14 years but not so much recently.

I lose interest and it becomes work

I know that feeling all too well…

Hello. Been here since April already. I’m a late Baby boomer, dad to one, granddad to four. Quite introvert and reserved (unless alcohol is involved) but if you poke me enough I might engage in conversation with you. Self-deprecating sense of humour.

Most of the time live in the UK but my SO lives in the US and I spend a couple of months a year over there, she spends time here too. We’ll eventually settle in one place but for now we both have active jobs so this has been a good compromise for the last 15 years. Add step-dad to one and step-granddad to two.

Religious beliefs - confirmed atheist - but I respect others’ beliefs if that’s what they choose and they live by their convictions (not just the one hour they attend their place of worship a week.)

Sexual orientation - I am a heterosexual male, however. I strongly believe that others may have different preferences, or be uncertain what their preferences are and I respect and accept this. I also encourage others who have narrower views to do the same.

I currently work in a technical support role in Civil Aviation, where most of the systems are now at the trailing edge of technology.

I feel that the Fediverse is a good thing and I hope it succeeds. But I do feel I’ve been here before with Fidonet and BBSs (bulletin boards), Usenet (internet newsgroups but before they were polluted by the Google Groups interface) and of course #IRC. Big Tech turned the internet into a consumer and business tool and monetised it by capturing the users in their walled gardens (yes, F…, T…, R…, G…,) Some of these I do still use to engage with less tech-savvy family and friends.

Blogs, local news sources, weather sources. Some gov.uk reports. Although I’ve tried several clients I keep falling back to Thunderbird and Aggregator (simple Android client).

I was going to overwrite mine after 14 years but a significant event made me hold off. My home city in the UK has been in the news for all the wrong reasons and r/nottingham is useful to keep up with events without having to trawl through the mainstream media and all the right-wing trolling that follows them. Maybe next week when I get back home and things have calmed down.