I mean… you can, but beyond the technical aspect of setting up the hardware/services/DNS, you also have to deal with the unknowable black boxes that are the major email services. As a very small server, you’re gonna run into deliverability issues and have absolutely no feedback or recourse from the giants. There’s a decent chance that you’ll end up with a perfectly configured mail server that, through no fault of your own, fails to actually get your messages to their recipients.
(Sorry to be a bummer here! If you do go this route, I hope that everything works out well for you.)
Agreed, and I think it’s compounded by how deep the previous two draft classes were. There was no shortage of young talent to build around by the time the 2010 class came in
I've always found game threads useful as a scoreboard and as a way to see which games were interesting and worth catching up on based on the number of comments. I hope this community can reach that level of engagement.
For now, it probably doesn't make sense to have both game threads and post-game threads. Would it make sense to edit the game thread with the final score and stats once a game ends?
When you start a route from point A to point B, it should automatically download offline directions for two more routes:
Point B back to point A
Point B to home (or maybe the nearest city if you're a certain distance away from home)
Sometimes your destination doesn't have great (or any) phone signal, so having these "emergency" directions available without having to pre-plan offline maps would be very nice.
My wife and I got Nextmugs, which have no app and one single button that switches between warm/hot/piping/off. I tend to drink hot coffee slowly over the course of a couple of hours, and this has been a significant quality-of-life improvement.
I mean… you can, but beyond the technical aspect of setting up the hardware/services/DNS, you also have to deal with the unknowable black boxes that are the major email services. As a very small server, you’re gonna run into deliverability issues and have absolutely no feedback or recourse from the giants. There’s a decent chance that you’ll end up with a perfectly configured mail server that, through no fault of your own, fails to actually get your messages to their recipients.
(Sorry to be a bummer here! If you do go this route, I hope that everything works out well for you.)
“We realized we were holding the map upside-down”
He’s been training with Steven Seagal
Nooo! Immortals was a lot of fun and a great follow-up to AC Odyssey. My kids loved the silly take on Greek mythology
I think you have this mixed up with something else. The Nebula service described above is at https://nebula.tv/
post boomer memes
Have we considered the possibility that math has just gotten more difficult over the past few months?
The Double Clothesline elbow pad keeps evolving
Agreed, and I think it’s compounded by how deep the previous two draft classes were. There was no shortage of young talent to build around by the time the 2010 class came in
Don’t do the math on how long ago 2010 was or you will immediately turn to dust
Welp, we had a good run
Very cool to see Nemeth out at the picket line
I've always found game threads useful as a scoreboard and as a way to see which games were interesting and worth catching up on based on the number of comments. I hope this community can reach that level of engagement.
For now, it probably doesn't make sense to have both game threads and post-game threads. Would it make sense to edit the game thread with the final score and stats once a game ends?
When you start a route from point A to point B, it should automatically download offline directions for two more routes:
Sometimes your destination doesn't have great (or any) phone signal, so having these "emergency" directions available without having to pre-plan offline maps would be very nice.
How does this happen at a press conference?
When it absolutely has to positively
This is handy for me because it’s one fewer brand of EVs I’ll need to research and compare
My wife and I got Nextmugs, which have no app and one single button that switches between warm/hot/piping/off. I tend to drink hot coffee slowly over the course of a couple of hours, and this has been a significant quality-of-life improvement.
I love it. These remind me of shuttle-era NASA mission patches.
People dismiss it because it's part of the NSMB series, but it's basically Super Super Mario World.