That’s a good call out. My user case allows me to terminate the phone app after it syncs, and battery doesn’t seem to be hit hard even if I forget. But it’s important to look at, and it might not work for you.

Resilio sync is outstanding

It’s free for personal use, but the license process is annoying (email)

Can this replace the need for a seed box?

I cannot recommend using Oracle.

Ever.

For any reason.

They are malignant, and you will regret this decision.

Right?

“You’ve selectively chosen the evidence that is most damning, but it’s an incomplete picture!”

“That’s correct. This is an adversarial legal proceeding, where we select and present the most compelling evidence of guilt, and you select and present the most exculpatory evidence… would you like to present any evidence?”

“No thanks, we rest.”

So gross.

Genocide, theft, and piracy.

Emacs is written in lisp, so if people are going to die on the hill that they hate s expressions then I’m going to say no: they probably won’t be using emacs

As hard as it is to say this, unfortunate code breaking changese are going to be made. But only if they help achieve the goals listed above.

If this is the case then I think it is an incredibly bad choice to name it D or openD or anything similar

Names are really hard, but non compatible things should not share a name.

One of the coolest things the perl community ever did was changing the name of perl at the major version when perl 5 came out. That is so smart!, and should be the way all software projects function.

It’s a valid need, but a domain blacklist isn’t part of email parsing and if you conflate the two inside your program then you’re mixing concerns.

Why is the domain blacklist even in your program? It should be a user configurable file or a list of domains in the database.

Oh my.