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Saturday, April 30, 2022
As Moscow reinforces its troops on the front line, it aims to keep Kyiv from doing the same.
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Berkshire Hathaway Reports Drop in Earnings, Driven by Investment Losses
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In Northern Ireland, Divided Unionists Leave an Opening for Nationalists
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Engineers Discover 19 Revolutionary War Cannons in Georgia’s Savannah River
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Sunflower oil ‘vanishes’ as the Ukraine war grinds on.
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Ukraine grapples with fuel shortages after Russian attacks.
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Friday, April 29, 2022
Exxon Mobil and Chevron report big jump in profits because of higher oil and gas prices.
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In ‘I Love That for You,’ Vanessa Bayer Sells Out
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Thursday, April 28, 2022
The U.S. economy shrinks: Read our coverage of today’s G.D.P. report.
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U.S. economic growth is stellar, until inflation is factored in.
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Dozens of Wild Horses Killed by Mystery Disease at Colorado Facility
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A big G.O.P. group amplifies its attacks on a Trump-backed Ohio candidate.
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Ohio’s Senate candidates are spending big on ads that are defensive, Trump-centric and macho.
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Wednesday, April 27, 2022
Europe’s economy would be hit by a wider cutoff of Russian gas.
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What Twitter’s deal documents tell us.
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$2.9 Million Homes in Connecticut, Alabama and Washington
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Tuesday, April 26, 2022
Why Public Transit’s Pandemic Recovery Is Complicated
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Musk’s Twitter takeover would give him enormous power. How will he use it?
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Musk’s Twitter takeover would give him enormous power. How will he use it?
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Monday, April 25, 2022
How we got here: Catch up on coverage of Musk’s Twitter bid.
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Musk’s tweets about Bill Gates may hint at his leadership style.
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Here’s what Elon Musk has said he would change about Twitter.
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Stocks and oil fall on worries about new Chinese lockdowns.
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Sunday, April 24, 2022
Economic programs are front and center in the campaign.
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New top story on Hacker News: Migadu? Postale? MXroute? Or Any Other Mail Services Using This Model?
Migadu? Postale? MXroute? Or Any Other Mail Services Using This Model?
9 by Normille | 7 comments on Hacker News.
I'm still looking round for an alternative to Google Workspace, when they get rid of the free tier for custom domains, in a month or so's time. My needs are pretty basic; I just want a reliable email service that I can run on my own domain, with a couple of addresses for family members. I'm not bothered about all the other business-related stuff. Privacy and encryption would be preferable, but not an absolute deal-breaker. Anything I want to discuss in private goes by encrypted messenger anyway, not email. One must have is IMAP support. I run a load of email addresses [not all via Gmail or Google Workspaces] so I want to be able to keep them all in the same place [Thunderbird] and not have to fire up different apps for different accounts. So far, I've checked out most of the oft-recommended options; Protonmail, Tutanota, Mailbox, Mailfence, CTemplar, Runbox, Zoho, etc. and found that there were issues with most of them --whether this was lack of IMAP support, lack of Unicode support [Hello Runbox and Zoho. It's 2022!] or just general uneasiness after reading customer reviews. But, by far the biggest no-no with all of these services is that they charge for each separate email address. I have emails set up on my domain for the missus, and a couple of family members. So 4 in all. As each of these services charges per user, that effectively means quadruple the stated price for any of them. For amount of emails sent on the accounts --a handful a week at most, that ends up being prohibitively expensive, for the amount of usage. Which brings me onto the 3 mentioned in the title. Migadu[0], Postale[1] and MXroute[2] all charge by the amount of emails you send, not by the number of actual addresses you set up on the domain. Which seems a much fairer system. Especially for my use case. So, unless anyone is aware of another option, I'm wavering between those three. I still have some doubts though: MIGADU --Probably the best known of this business model and the prices seem reasonable for what I want. But a quick read through their T&Cs is pretty alarming. Their Acceptable Use policy [3] pretty much says they can suspend your account without warning for a huge range of subjective reasons. Including: >Hate speech, racism, calls for violence, Nazism as well any other immoral, unethical or socially unacceptable activity will be denied service. If illegal, we will report such to the authorities. Quite apart from the fact that this implies that Migadu are scanning the content of every email that their users send; what the actual fuck is a bloody email server company doing, taking on the role of arbitrating what is 'Nazi', 'immoral' or 'socially unacceptable'? This virtue signalling shite is really going too far these days. By all means take down accounts that are indulging in illegal activity, but otherwise just keep your noses the hell out of people's private correspondence! So, thats's MIGADU ruled out. Next up... POSTALE --I didn't actually find anything too egregious on the Postale website. But that was part of the problem. I couldn't find any info about the company at all. ie. where are they based?.. where are their servers?.. etc? Even on the company 'About' page[4], all we get is mention of an unnamed 'creator' and the only contact details are an email address. I have absolutely no idea where this company is based, or what size it is. For all I know, it could be some kid in his bedroom. A bit dubious about entrusting my email to such an unknown entity. MXROUTE --I hadn't heard of these, til I saw a few recommendations on HN. On the face of it, it seems to be a good fit. I'm not afraid of a bit of setup and configuration. However, I have noticed people complaining about the company's 'attitude' and, reading through their FAQs they do come across as pretty abrasive --even down to making a point of not offering refunds to anyone who signs up and doesn't like the service. CONT'D -->
9 by Normille | 7 comments on Hacker News.
I'm still looking round for an alternative to Google Workspace, when they get rid of the free tier for custom domains, in a month or so's time. My needs are pretty basic; I just want a reliable email service that I can run on my own domain, with a couple of addresses for family members. I'm not bothered about all the other business-related stuff. Privacy and encryption would be preferable, but not an absolute deal-breaker. Anything I want to discuss in private goes by encrypted messenger anyway, not email. One must have is IMAP support. I run a load of email addresses [not all via Gmail or Google Workspaces] so I want to be able to keep them all in the same place [Thunderbird] and not have to fire up different apps for different accounts. So far, I've checked out most of the oft-recommended options; Protonmail, Tutanota, Mailbox, Mailfence, CTemplar, Runbox, Zoho, etc. and found that there were issues with most of them --whether this was lack of IMAP support, lack of Unicode support [Hello Runbox and Zoho. It's 2022!] or just general uneasiness after reading customer reviews. But, by far the biggest no-no with all of these services is that they charge for each separate email address. I have emails set up on my domain for the missus, and a couple of family members. So 4 in all. As each of these services charges per user, that effectively means quadruple the stated price for any of them. For amount of emails sent on the accounts --a handful a week at most, that ends up being prohibitively expensive, for the amount of usage. Which brings me onto the 3 mentioned in the title. Migadu[0], Postale[1] and MXroute[2] all charge by the amount of emails you send, not by the number of actual addresses you set up on the domain. Which seems a much fairer system. Especially for my use case. So, unless anyone is aware of another option, I'm wavering between those three. I still have some doubts though: MIGADU --Probably the best known of this business model and the prices seem reasonable for what I want. But a quick read through their T&Cs is pretty alarming. Their Acceptable Use policy [3] pretty much says they can suspend your account without warning for a huge range of subjective reasons. Including: >Hate speech, racism, calls for violence, Nazism as well any other immoral, unethical or socially unacceptable activity will be denied service. If illegal, we will report such to the authorities. Quite apart from the fact that this implies that Migadu are scanning the content of every email that their users send; what the actual fuck is a bloody email server company doing, taking on the role of arbitrating what is 'Nazi', 'immoral' or 'socially unacceptable'? This virtue signalling shite is really going too far these days. By all means take down accounts that are indulging in illegal activity, but otherwise just keep your noses the hell out of people's private correspondence! So, thats's MIGADU ruled out. Next up... POSTALE --I didn't actually find anything too egregious on the Postale website. But that was part of the problem. I couldn't find any info about the company at all. ie. where are they based?.. where are their servers?.. etc? Even on the company 'About' page[4], all we get is mention of an unnamed 'creator' and the only contact details are an email address. I have absolutely no idea where this company is based, or what size it is. For all I know, it could be some kid in his bedroom. A bit dubious about entrusting my email to such an unknown entity. MXROUTE --I hadn't heard of these, til I saw a few recommendations on HN. On the face of it, it seems to be a good fit. I'm not afraid of a bit of setup and configuration. However, I have noticed people complaining about the company's 'attitude' and, reading through their FAQs they do come across as pretty abrasive --even down to making a point of not offering refunds to anyone who signs up and doesn't like the service. CONT'D -->
Warsaw’s welcome mat risks fraying under the strain of a new refugee surge.
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Saturday, April 23, 2022
In Le Pen Territory, as France Votes, Anger at a Distant President
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What Does the Curriculum Look Like in Your School?
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Sonia Boyce Wins Top Prize at Venice Biennale
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On Jan. 7, Could Republicans Have Made a Break From Trump?
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Exxon Bans Outside Flags, Like the Pride Banner, From Company Flagpoles
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Top Kyiv official says Ukraine has destroyed a Russian command post in Kherson.
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The Former Chancellor Who Became Putin’s Man in Germany
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Friday, April 22, 2022
A Streamlined Spring Risotto in Shades of Pink and Green
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The U.N. details a ‘horror story’ of abuses in Ukraine.
By BY NICK CUMMING-BRUCE from NYT World https://ift.tt/j9Gms7L
Thursday, April 21, 2022
Kae Tempest’s Music Defies Boundaries. A New LP Demolishes Even More.
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Haegue Yang’s Radical Art of Obscure Delights
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South Korea’s Supreme Court Issues Landmark Ruling on Gay Sex
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A Tool to Make the Hunt for an Affordable Home Easier
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A Muslim dating site loses a trademark case against an industry giant.
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Explosion at Afghan Mosque Kills at Least 10
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Wednesday, April 20, 2022
Biden Is Expected to Tap Arizona Prosecutor as Interim Director of A.T.F.
By BY GLENN THRUSH from NYT U.S. https://ift.tt/M2pqxdB
Civilians who escaped the besieged plant in Mariupol describe a harrowing life underground.
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‘Some Like It Hot’ Musical Plans Fall Opening on Broadway
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Mystery Persists After Initial Report Into China Eastern Jet Crash
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New top story on Hacker News: How can I get my boyfriend to stop digging his tunnel?
How can I get my boyfriend to stop digging his tunnel?
58 by throwaway284534 | 37 comments on Hacker News.
58 by throwaway284534 | 37 comments on Hacker News.
More Pandemic Fallout: The Chronically Absent Student
By BY JACEY FORTIN from NYT U.S. https://ift.tt/kafjyPL
Tuesday, April 19, 2022
New top story on Hacker News: Show HN: Make Your PDF Look Scanned in Browser
Show HN: Make Your PDF Look Scanned in Browser
80 by seedgou | 48 comments on Hacker News.
Implement scanyourpdf.com in JavaScript. No backend servers needed.
80 by seedgou | 48 comments on Hacker News.
Implement scanyourpdf.com in JavaScript. No backend servers needed.
Big Tech Wants to Commodify Your Happiness
By BY ALEXANDRA CHANG from NYT Books https://ift.tt/0BcUyTx
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