IsoKiero

Itse käytän joker.comia. Ei halvin, mutta toiminut ilman ongelmia vuosikaudet.

The exchanged mails between the IMAP host and the MTA need a unique identifier to organize contents of the DB, and this would not be possible or automatic if your switched the upstream MTA.

It sure is possible. I've copied maildirs over different software, different servers, local copies back to the server and so on. Also if you just rely on your own IMAP server the upstream doesn't matter as fetchmail (or whatever you choose to use) anyways communicates between hosts on their preferred protocols.

Obviously there's a tradeoff since now you're responsible for your backups and maintaining your server, but it can sit nicely on your private LAN with access only locally or via VPN without direct access to the internet. And you don't need MTA to run IMAP server in the first place.

You can run a dovecot (or any IMAP server) where ever you want and use fetchmail to pull data from POP-server into it. There's plenty of discussion and instructions around the web so I won't copy'n'paste them here, search for 'fetchmail dovecot' or something similar.

Perustajan sukunimi on Schibsted.

Wikipedia ja pikaiseseti plärätyt lähdeviitteet kyllä antaisivat ymmärtää että nuo ovat olleet samaa konsernia (vai jopa sama yhtiö), joka on sittemmin jaettu useammaksi. Eli kyllä noiden välillä jonkinlainen yhteys ilmeisesti on.

Jos takaovet vaaditaan lakiin niin myös rikollisilla on takaovi mistä kulkea ja jos salattu viestintä kielletään niin vain rikollisilla on salattu viestintä.

Kovin yksinkertaista minun mielestäni, mutta niin nämä aivopierut vaan kuplivat pintaan milloin missäkin.

Lompakolla äänestäminen toimii.

I wonder how much money that accounts for

Let's throw some numbers around. Quick google search says that federal workers make $35/hour on average and that there's about 3 million workers. Let's be generous for Elmo and say that only half of the workers received and/or reacted to the email and that they only spent an hour on responding, attending to meetings with colleagues and so on about the case.

So, 1.5 million hours * 35 dollars per hour equals to cool 52,5 million. Adjust numbers on how ever you like. 50-200 million is a big pile of cash, but in the US government scale that's not much above a rounding error. Pretty hefty bill anyways from a single email sent by a guy whose authorization on anything is pretty much just 'trust me bro'.

would he be forced to end it if the war ends

I don't know about Ukrainian laws, but I'd suppose so. At least that's how martial law works in general, it's not easy to activate and there's written rules on when it has to end. And also I don't think it's the president alone who can decide for that to either way.

But again, I don't really know about their laws, just bits and pieces i've learned from the news. I barely know our own martial laws (or our law in general).

what allows him to remain president ends

Strictly speaking, the war is not the (whole) thing which allows him to stay in office. His era continues up to the point when the successor is elected and there can not be legal elections during martial law. So, yeah, the war is the reason, but once the peace is achieved it still requires proper elections (no idea how long that takes in Ukraine as a whole) and then he's released from the office. So even if the peace came tomorrow I think it would take in minimum at least a few months until elections are open. Possibly even more as significant amount of Ukrainians are out of the country right now and they might want to secure option to vote for them too which might take quite a bit longer than few months.

But I have no doubt about it, they'll have fair elections when it's possible, Russia will try to influence the hell out of it and in the end Ukraine has new, fairly elected, president eventually.

That would be a damn good deal and I'm sure Zelenskyi would be more than happy to sign the papers if there was no doubt of the outcome.

But as of now I'm pretty sure that announcement is mostly just global politics with a hint of fools hope of it actually going trough. He's just stating loud and clear to the world that if it's his (forcefully) prolonged position which is the main issue on the war then he'll happily stand down, but on the terms which are acceptable to the Ukraine.

Heck, after all he's been doing, I wouldn't be surprised if he agreed to go into trial in russia (and sacrifice himself) if it meant lasting peace for Ukraine. It obviously doesn't come to that, it's not really about who's sitting on president office, but in theory I wouldn't be surprised.

"Giving" as in "US military paid them and Elon took credit for it".