From: water@foun.tn   
      
   HelixPilot  writes:   
      
   > How's that working out for you? I always worry about setting up an MTA in the   
   > modern era, because email isn't really a standard and more a set of hacks and   
   > scripts that everyone kinda has come to rely on, I'd be paranoid that my mail   
   > server is gonna get blacklisted and my emails aren't going to get through.   
   Email hosting is a tiny bit of a headache.   
   You can easily setup SPF, DKIM, DMARC and all the other things required   
   to show up as "clean" as possible, but you're never really certain.   
   For some reason am on two blacklists (out of like the 90 or so I   
   checked) and my emails seem to be going fine towards everyone I send them to.   
   But as you said, you're never 100% if your email landed in someone's   
   inbox or if it was sent to spam.   
      
   For me, everything's going fine so I would personally advise you to look   
   into it if not to use it seriously, then at least for the fun of it.   
      
   > Git is definitely a good idea though, I should set up gitea or something on   
   mine   
   > rather than letting MS train copilot on my hard work! Any recommendations?   
   Gitea is a little bit heavy since it comes with the whole suit (issues,   
   comments,...)   
   Personally I just use Cgit. It's simple and lightweight and, since I   
   host all my personal projects on it, it suits my needs perfectly.   
      
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