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The Mail app on macOS ships with more features than any other OS, including support for S/MIME and the TLS client certificate authentication method for both IMAP and SMTP. As far as I know, it isn't fully supported by any client other than the open-source Claws Mail
I am a brave owner of an Apple 4K TV device. I want to issue a disclaimer. It is a dangerous ownership experience, so I advise you not to try it at home; go with other streaming devices instead. I created an Apple account online to use the Apple Music
If you use an open-source project that does not offer mailing lists or official newsletters, you can still receive updates and release notifications. If your project is on GitHub, you can easily get email notifications about the latest releases directly in your inbox with a few clicks using your free
On this International Workers' Day, I would like to draw your attention to an important issue that is rarely discussed. Since the start of the pandemic, working from home has become popular, but there have always been remote workers who never had an office to go to and who
Update: SpaceDump IT AB, PRQ's registrar for .se and .nu domains, confirmed in an email dated December 7, 2025, that IIS insists they have invalid ownership of some domains. Update: In an email dated December 8, 2025, Internetstiftelsen—the Swedish Internet Foundation—confirmed that they had been served
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If you're interested in a stable version of openSUSE for desktop users, such as openSUSE Leap 16.0, know that the upcoming Leap release uses sources from SUSE Linux Enterprise (SLE). It features a stable LTS kernel 6.12 (from SLES 16.0). There are drastic changes, including
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Today, on August 18, BuyPass (a Root CA based in Norway) has sadly announced the termination of the service for issuing TLS/SSL certificates, including Go SSL (ACME). The Discontinuation Timeline has been shared by BuyPass, which has also provided the specifics and details. October 15, 2025, is the final
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Audio Version0:00/388.05651Ă— Today, August 9, 2025, the Debian Project released Debian 13, also known as "trixie". At first glance, it is clear that it will be one of the greatest distribution releases of 2025. I can't speak for you, my dear readers, but
Audio Version0:00/346.5841Ă— Today, August 4, 2025, Ghost CMS released its latest version, Ghost 6.0. Only a couple of hours have passed, and we are already live with Ghost 6.0. There is a lengthy change log post dedicated to Ghost 6.0 on Ghost.org. The
Audio Version0:00/278.58151Ă— Last week, you may have read about the donor data breach that Pi-hole experienced with the GiveWP plugin they use for their donation page form. The breach caused panic among Pi-hole's donors, who were suddenly inundated with spam to email addresses they had
Audio Version of NixSanctuary Bulletin, Issue 10:00/862.3551Ă— Debian finally fixed a 22-year-old bug related to Debian Pure Blend, released as Debian Med This interesting news comes straight from Debian Micronews. On July 29, 2025, Carlos Henrique Lima Melara posted about a Debian bug that was opened in
Audio Version of NixSanctuary Bulletin, Issue 00:00/720.85151Ă— Firefox 141.0 released with enhanced local AI features and reduced memory usage on Linux Mozilla released Firefox version 141.0 on 22nd this month. It comes with on-device AI models that help you organize similar tabs into groups by
Founder/CEO of Ghost CMS silenced us I recently wrote a critical post about Ghost CMS. A link to the post was then listed on Ghost's forum for comments and feedback. A couple of Ghost users joined the discussion, mostly agreeing with me and contributing to the conversation
When we talk about a traditional or coupled CMS, it is a package that was developed and marketed for use as designed, according to the manual written for you, the end user. This applies equally to all, regardless of the license, whether it is a free, open-source CMS or a
Do all good things come to an end? I disagree. However, reality can be brutal sometimes. Intel closed another open source project, Clear Linux OS, as announced in this thread. Can we say, "Big Evil Corp getting rid of open source"? Well, partially, at some point. Hopefully, Intel
Newsletters lock-in with Mailgun Currently, Mailgun is the only option if you wish to use Ghost’s built-in newsletter delivery feature. Period. The problem isn't just the exorbitant pricing of popular bulk email providers today; the severe lack of options makes it seem monopolistic. They have said for
Do you know that a Windows system installation can be booted from a VHD (Virtual Hard Disk) file under a known file system instead of from a raw partition? If you are looking for exactly that capability, Windows Native Boot is the answer. Overview Windows Native Boot has been there
Note: This is a short post on the topic of Content Delivery Network (CDN). For thorough and in-depth understanding of the concept, please consult proper primary sources. I believe whoever reading this must have seen subdomains that start with a "cdn", when loading a website for example. Have
In this tutorial, I am going to show you how to write an AWS CloudFormation Template that deploys a server on EC2. In 2020, I wrote an AWS CloudFormation Template to deploy an IPsec VPN server on EC2, using Lin Song's setup-ipsec-vpn deployment script. And I am also