Quote of the week
For the longest time, the distributed nature of email was what made
it possible for Linux development to remain truly decentralized,
but email in 2019 is radically different from email in
2009. Running an independent email server that reliably sends and
receives email is becoming more and more difficult now that most of
email traffic goes through 5-6 major companies -- you must do SPF,
DKIM, ARC/DMARC, TLS, and who knows what next, just to be reliably
accepted by Gmail (maybe). And even if someone uses one of those
major email providers doesn't mean the patches won't end up in
someone's spam folder, show up a week late, or arrive mangled.
— Konstantin
Ryabitsev
