True! Everyone gets to use what they like. :) It’s one of the many reasons I switched from winblows.

Yeah, I meant that I don’t use Gnome on my virtual PCs, because it’s not as easy without the mouse corner stuff. KDE is easy even without the mouse corner stuff.

Yeah, I have. It’s a huge improvement over 5. I use it on my virtual machines, since flinging the mouse into the corner isn’t really an option there, I just can’t get used to it on my main machine.

My whole work and home networks are all Unifi stuff. I absolutely love them. Way more reliable than anything else I’ve ever tried.

I want to love KDE, and really, I do, but I just can’t replace my normal desktop. Gnome makes sense to me. I disagree with a lot of their “simplification” ideology, but I can’t say they do a bad job at it.

I’m happy you’re enjoying KDE. Enjoy it even more for me. :)

Check out RAM prices.

Lgtm.

Weren’t you also the Lead Safety Engineer at OceanGate for a while?

Oh no! They’ll have to actually think!

She’s really gonna regret that if that cat turns out to be a dog in a cat suit.

It is absolutely possible. Last time I did it, I just had to install the one I wanted and uninstall the one I didn’t.

I was a manager at a RadioShack. And it was a franchise, so it’s even less verifiable (I think). Not a regional manager though. Oh, I mean, I was a district manager.

Because it tastes good.

Sometimes at the drive through they’ll give me sweet tea instead of unsweetened, and the sip of that hits me like a freight train. I don’t know how people stomach it.

Though it’s not technically unique to Port87, I haven’t seen any other email service that lets you do it with simple toggles. Sieve is more powerful, but also harder.

I could not possibly care less about GoG’s marketing emails. They all go into a Port87 label that is set to mark them as read and not notify me.

Microsoft is killing itself with shit vibe code.

The way my email works, there is no inbox. Everything goes into its own label. So everything from GitHub is in the “github” label, everything from Home Depot is in the “homedepot” label. Home Depot’s label is set to mark everything as read and not send me notifications, because unless I’m looking for something in particular, I don’t care about their emails. And it doesn’t matter if they change their sender address, cause it’s the address I gave them (hperrin-homedepot@port87.com) that has the label.

This also means there’s no context switching when I’m reading my emails, cause I read everything from one sender all at once. So all my Chase emails about all my credit card transactions aren’t mixed in with all my Steam notifications about what’s on sale and all the emails from my bike club, etc.

You can email my “bare” address, hperrin@port87.com, but it won’t go to me. It’ll auto respond to you with a list of my public labels and tell you to email the right one.

I don’t have an inbox. I use https://port87.com/ which only has labels. The labels I care about are not set to mark everything as read, so those are the only ones I check, and there’s no context switching cause every label is only emails from one company.

https://port87.com/

The labels I actually care about are not set to mark everything as read, so I just go to those labels and read through each email. There’s no “context switching” cause you’re reading emails from the same sender all at once.