A week ago, I toyed with the idea of using Gnus for reading Email in Emacs. As expected, I hated it at first. But then... Gnus is a newsreader that can be coerced into pretending it's an email client. There's no getting around this masquerade and
I "settled" on using notmuch for my email, but now I'm reconsidering that decision. Notmuch is great, but using it forces me to have two email stores. One is IMAP (via Fastmail). The other is my local notmuch database. Mbsync keeps things kind of synced, but
Remember my recent email fiasco, during which I ended up with tens of thousands of duplicate emails? I remember it. After storming off and ignoring the problem for a week, I decided I should do something about it. Today, I fixed it! Actually, a post from Edd Salkield fixed it:
All I wanted was to use notmuch on my MBP to manage email, just like I do on my Mac Mini. The only viable solution I found was muchsync. There's no macOS installer for it[1], so I figured I'd compile it myself. A few years
Various & Sundry {#various-and-sundry} Controversial opinion: Not everything needs to be in Markdown. I'm looking forward to when AI becomes boring and we spend our time using it for stuff rather than talking about it incessantly. Mimestream early impressions {#mimestream-early-impressions} I am quite enjoying Mimestream for managing email.