Yes, but the decryption key is on the server.

With pgp only the public key is there.

Also it protects against say leaked IMAP credential.

I run mailcow on a vps on a smaller, reputable, European host. I started out with Hetzner but there I had problems with delivery due to a bad neighbourhood. It really helps with a host that cares and take abuse seriously.

After moving it’s mostly been good. I don’t have any issues with outgoing mail, all seems to land fine on both gmail/outlook etc. It’s pretty low effort, just need to stay on top of upgrades since there are internet exposed services.

Here is also a good post about best practice for smaller servers: https://bridge.grumpy-troll.org/2020/07/small-mailserver-bcp/

I have a filter that encrypts all incoming mail with my pgp public key, for added security (this is not bullet proof as it has to sit after rspamd but should make it harder to read any mails in case of any kinds of breaches).

Fine print. Probably didn’t work out well.

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How active is development of Linkding? Seems there hasn’t been a commit in 2 months or so.

While I wouldn’t expose such a service to the internet it’s still a bit worrying with the amount of CVEs coming out. Like these that haven’t been addressed https://github.com/sissbruecker/linkding/issues/1527, https://github.com/sissbruecker/linkding/issues/1518

They get some bonus points for this in their FAQ for sure!

Is there a Readeck twitter account?

There isn’t but you can follow @readeck@mastodon.online on Mastodon.

Is the a Readeck Discord server?

There isn’t but you can join #readeck:matrix.org on Matrix.

So far so good. I’ve been running regular speed tests to compare with mullvad, while I had both. Speed wise ivpn is slightly slower on average (5% or so), but also seen occasional large slowdown on ivpn which I didn’t see on mullvad. Especially some locations seem very inconsistent on ivpn.

It’s good, but some improvements on consistency would be welcome.

You can’t buy it from a company. It’s still possible (and afaik legal) to buy from another person off a p2p exchange.

They don’t harm big tech. Big tech are lobbying for this change. They do it to so instead of actually making their platforms less harmful (to people of all ages) they shift blame to users.