There are things that the user wants, and there are things that are good for the user. The two are rarely the same.

This is neither.

You don’t say.

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I self host email. Actually, I run a publicly available email service from my office, so…

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Sorry, I thought I did. I’ll repost and add a disclosure.

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If you’re looking to switch to a new provider, may I recommend my own service, Port87. We don’t use AI at all:

https://port87.com/2026/10/we-dont-use-ai/

It’s also a good idea to use a custom domain for your email, because there is always a risk that a provider you like today, you won’t like tomorrow. Custom domains make it much easier to switch to a new provider.

Yes. Proton lets you use 1 domain for $4, or 3 domains for $10. Port87 is unlimited domains for $10.

The bigger difference is storage, because right now, Port87 is fully NVMes. I’m working on implementing RAID arrays so I can lower the cost of storage.

Fun fact: adding more domains to your account does not cost me (or Proton) any more money. That’s why I priced it at one payment for unlimited domains. I’m not really sure why Proton limits you to 3.

The servers are located in my office in California. They’re not cloud servers, they’re my own hardware. :)

Unfortunately, I can’t hire anyone yet. I’m still working on building out the business features, then I’ll be marketing it more and hopefully be able to hire people.

I’ve never had to cancel or walk back any AI bullshit for my email service, because I’ve never used AI for it at all. I almost consider it one of my features now:

https://port87.help/#we-dont-use-ai

UEFI was based on Intel’s earlier EFI. In 2005, the UEFI Forum was formed to develop it from there. Microsoft was just one company involved in the development of UEFI.

Lol, but also, everyone should be using DNS over HTTPS.

What if I wrote the firmware for it? I don’t think it’s always listening then.

Don’t assume the expensive model is 100% accurate. The cheap model is 90% as accurate as the expensive model, which is already less than 100% accurate.

Not acting as shit for me. I don’t use that garbage.

Not that I’m fond at all of Getty, but the fact that people are using AI slop instead of real photographs is disappointing.

Yeah man, they definitely started working on that patch 15 hours before releasing it.

You are literally not missing much, because yes, Steam has so many more features than Epic.