The domain name doesn’t matter at all. The really important thing is the IP of your MTA (the server sending mails). Eg. if it was previously used to send spam you need to get a new one from your server provider, as it will be blocked everywhere. Also the server configuration needs to be good. Use dkim, dmark, spf, mta-sts, etc.

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I’m running the same setup, restic -> b2. Offsite I have a daily rclone job to pull (the diffs) from b2. Works perfectly, cost is < 1€ per month.

Unfortunately Dave is an asshole who got sued for shipping scareware (I think). Fuck this guy.

I’m comparing the github android app vs. a couple gitlab android apps vs. responsive web of github/gitlab. I’m not using forgejo, gitea, etc. much yet.

My main usage:

• check notifications
• check action results
• merge prs
• comment / discuss
• track new releases of starred repos
• track activity of ppl I follow

Imo nothing comes close to the ux of the native github app (yet).

That would be great. Also the github app is fantastic. I want something like that to access all federated git hosts in one place.

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