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go on. the icons on my desktop are network aliases for quick access to fileshares on other machines on the network (except the iPod)

Though I must admit to occasionally just using them as remote desktop terminals and doing modern stuff through one of my fileservers or something. You mean like acting as terminals for a linux setup? That sounds really neat! Can you do that with Windows 98? Nah, using VNC (well, Apple Remote Deskto...

I run my own mailserver, so practically infinite emails.

In practice I have about six accounts in my client, three personal, one for receiving email off my site's contact, one for all my house stuff, and work one

Before I start, not a shill post! I recently switched to Kagi because Google results were so poor. I always stuck with Google beforehand over the free privacy-focused search engines because I doubted anything free could actually be free and respect your privacy (where's the money coming from?), and ...

I'm still chugging along with loads of PowerPC Macs - there's a bunch about them on my website if you're interested.

Though I must admit to occasionally just using them as remote desktop terminals and doing modern stuff through one of my fileservers or something.

1997. At first being in AOL chatrooms when I had no business being, then eventually discovering that the AOL client was trash and getting onto the internet proper, then making a bunch of angelfire sites about basically nothing. Was fun tho, found forums etc. a few years later and I've been posting e...

I just wish people would use IRC, but they won't, so I end up on Discord. tbh the posting box I'm posting into doesn't really matter that much to me, but the neverending white dot BS is frustrating

When in doubt,



(More seriously, you will never get better at posting by not posting. So logically the solution is to post.)