A decade? Email has been around longer than the web. Roughly forty years.

If you have your own domain, you won’t ever have to migrate addresses, just possibly providers.

This really saddens me. Email is such a fundamentally good and open protocol. The only reason people don’t like it is because of big tech’s shenanigans.

I run an email service called Port87. I invite you to try it and see if it can convince you that email is actually a great technology, when detached from big tech slop. It’s got some really killer features that make it great for organization and preventing spam. You can also tell it that on certain addresses, it should completely ignore the strict auth requirements it usually has, so it will accept email from your own services without you having to set up all the extra bullshit that’s meant for stuff that matters more.

No it’s not. They could have said “avoiding windows”.

No no, you misheard. The packing will be discrete. You will receive both of your giant anal bead orders on different trucks.

Who gives a fuck? She’s a giant piece of shit.

I mean I currently work part time at a scuba shop, so I guess I’m at least partially qualified.

I should have sold in October when it was trading at $520. But hey, at least I didn’t sell in March-April when it was at $380.

The thing is, if you sell ~$100k in stocks (that you “bought” for way less than that), that’s a huuuuuge tax bill for the year, so I try not to sell in enormous chunks like that.

Pelvis

I didn’t? I worked for them and the stock was part of my pay package.

That’s why they build the data centers outside of the environment.

My Microsoft stock has not soared. :(

Lol, sucks to suck.

Or… from the base of the skull. The only accurate measurement.

You measure from the back of the balls.

You know you’re gonna need it in a few days now.

Thank you Gary, but I’m not certified.

I think you’re thinking of the penial gland. That’s the one that holds all your penises.

“Beyond the confines of language”

They’re called fractals.

Good. That’s where they belong.