Let's make a #FollowFriday list, shall we?

@newt and @karolat for being comfy admins of this place and for allowing us to post a ton of stuff :comfy:

@cnx and @xarvos because they're always up to joke about a lot of things, they're really cool :comfy:

@sn0w the real OG cofe gang member and a cool person :comfy:

@sim a really nice person to have a conversation with. Also, he/she posts really good logical and throrough thoughts about a lot of things, and he/she is always up to debate stuff :comfy:

@zhuinden a really skilled Android developer and a cool guy to have a talk about any topic :comfy:

@jbauer a really cool guy with a good sense of humor and a ton of patience with people, and also a skilled programmer/sysadmin :comfy:

@amolith a cool guy, owner of NixNet Services, and a really skilled sysadmin :comfy:

@Jain the blobcat queen, a must follow for your daily dosage of blobcats (mandatory by the Fediverse Council) :blobcat:

@emersion a skilled and prolific developer, and an always helpful person if you reach him :comfy:

@a1ba a skilled developer and a cool guy to have a chat with :comfy:

There're people I might left out of this list at this moment, but I might do more in the future, so... :blobcatbreadpeek:

I didn't know that the creation of the Ltd. from Gitea resulted in the creation of a fork of the project.

I knew about the open letter to the Gitea Ltd. people, but that was all I knew, until this morning.

More there: https://gitea-open-letter.coding.social/updates/

#gitea

As you know, I use SourceHut as the platform for Husky development (and other projects).

@amolith provided me an email address a long time ago (thank you again, man :BlobhajHugFullBody:) that I use to send emails. And not only for SourceHut, but also for a public email (https://adol.pw/contact).

If you happen to find looking for an email provider for contributing to SourceHut projects or to have a public email address:

https://mailbox.org

https://migadu.com

Or, if you're looking for a free provider:

https://fedora.email

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Those are only a few, there are more, but the important part is the client (plaintext and width-wrapped to 72 characteres are the mail etiquette by default). There, I can recommend:

(neo)mutt + emacs/vim/vscodium

Claws Mail

Thunderbird

(The last two should allow you to setup that kind of configuration, although I don't know if it's in the client itself or by account).

Hope this helps somehow :ablobwave: