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Bingo! I was wondering where the sane voices were on this topic.

My take: this is a paid-for hit piece to discredit a way of voting that makes total sense and is not all that hard to secure and make verifiable.

If it is glyphosate related, it should be way more widespread...

I tried with Round Sync to add a button for a certain task to my home screen, and it doesn't work... That is very sad, it used to work on Nova.

I think it's not majorly the DoD's push though (they aren't all that powerful, they are grifters), there are stronger geo-financial interests behind this.

Using cheap Russian gas made everything cheap, what caused the big crash was getting cut off from it.


Nothing wrong with making money on your work, and if you work on open source, even better I think. I have been spending hours a week for decades working on FOSS, never got paid, so yes, that was (and still is) intentional charity.


Stallman was propagating the ideal of Free and Open Source Software, where the notion of Freedom was paramount. I think that is the Free the poster you are responding to was talking about, not as in Freeware (usable without paying, but not necessarily open source).


Actually, that is what I would like, but if I use Thunderbird on my Maildirs (served by Dovecot), the search (particularly in the mail body) is not really feasible. Perhaps there is a search integration for Dovecot that I am not aware of??


I just learned that I can enable full text search on the server on Dovecot through Xapian, which is now indexing..!


What I would like is an app that I can let loose on my Maildir directory and indexes and allows search. It doesn't need to receive mails or download (or send) them.


You can check out https://github.com/rustmailer/bichon/wiki/Using-Bichonctl-Fo... — it explains how to use bichonctl to batch-import .eml files into Bichon. This makes it easy to ingest Maildir or any folder of EMLs for indexing and search.


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