Tech, life and everything else
I recently moved my emails to Purelymail. And since I also used the contacts and calendar synchronization feature of my previous email provider, I also transferred the contacts and calendar entries to Purelymail via WebDAV using WinSCP.
Just noticed, but I have hit the 1000 posts mark on my English blog this month! 🎉
My blog(s) just got a new feature: A link to the current day archive (🇩🇪). There it is possible to see posts on today’s date in earlier years. Even more features are linked on my More (🇩🇪) page, by the way.
Last year I wrote about how I check the battery health of my smartphone. The app I used for that shows a notification when a certain charge level is reached that you can unplug the smartphone so it doesn’t charge to 100%.
Let’s see whether the DSL provider change goes smoothly tonight / tomorrow morning, or if I have to use my mobile hotspot tomorrow.
Update: Everything works fine.
I just signed my own first apartment lease. 🎉 I will now have a lot to do over the next few months. 😅
I recently switched to Purelymail, after mentioning a long time ago that I keep an eye on the service every now and then.
Now consumer “security” software is mining cryptocurrency!
If the earth is already in a deep climate crisis, let’s destroy it even faster by using hundreds of millions of computers to print “money”…
Why again do I actually pay attention to efficiency when programming?
As I read “No Social Media Club”, I wonder what it would be like if I don’t share so much on my blog, what it would be like if I had never started sharing anything on the internet in the first place? 🤔 I somehow don’t have an answer to this…
After long consideration, I have now moved email for all but my main domain (but that’s coming too) to Purelymail. Email without bullshit. And with the “Advanced billing mode” they really only charge by usage or $10 per year with the “Simple billing”, but even with Advanced that shouldn’t be much more than $1 per month for me.
What I like most is that there is no unnecessary limit on the number of users, aliases or custom domains. 👍
And to keep my emails even if Purelymail suddenly disappears, I set up a cronjob (based on this Dockerfile) that backs up my IMAP mailbox once an hour.