Your ISPs obligation to serve mail to their other customers trumps your hobby of running a residential mail server.

Mail servers on home ISPs has been bad practice for over 20 years.

I’d gripe if Comcast let any idiot run mail servers on their hacked PC.

Every decent residential ISP blocks mail servers because otherwise they become spam hosts and legit customers can’t email.

They only want it on business accounts where customers can be assumed to have a clue.

Otirs? Otters?

sudo rm -r . /

I’m a little younger than you and only Grandpa’s TV has this dial. If I turned it all the way made it impossible to watch Perry Mason.

Can you share the author/topic?

Wikipedia welcomes expert contributors, but people editing articles about themselves is a big no-no. You’re also not allowed to do promotion of your pet theories, even if you’re “expert”.

Hardcoded blacklists are never a good idea.

That shit belongs in a config file.

I hear the 2nd line delivered in Walken’s voice as a disinterested threat.

Vintage iMac in this vintage meme

Dude that’s a ton of work and TBH installing Linux sounds much easier.

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Why buy a Switch 2 before they make a new Animal Crossing?

What kind of question are you asking, exactly?

You just come off as confused.

What, no cufflinks?

Damn Americans can’t live without their affogato /s

Standard security measure in Eastern Europe.

What’s wrong with the official nightly builds for Windows?

Joke would have been better if they used the DST spring ahead time.