I don’t think that’s true for all decisions, but snap decisions, for sure.

“Name Brand”

Just hit their car slightly with yours. You know, a love tap, to show them love and appreciation. Then show them your extended middle finger, signifying that you are standing with them in solidarity of thinking you’ve made a mistake. If you have a weapon with you, you can hold it up and show them to indicate that you are aware you could be perceived as a threat, but are making the effort to indicate that you aren’t.

I doubt those fuckers would stay in California if we left to join you.

I love you, Canada. I want to join you one day. Please acquire California.

Oh no! They’ll have to actually think!

Because it tastes good.

Sometimes at the drive through they’ll give me sweet tea instead of unsweetened, and the sip of that hits me like a freight train. I don’t know how people stomach it.

Though it’s not technically unique to Port87, I haven’t seen any other email service that lets you do it with simple toggles. Sieve is more powerful, but also harder.

I could not possibly care less about GoG’s marketing emails. They all go into a Port87 label that is set to mark them as read and not notify me.

Microsoft is killing itself with shit vibe code.

You can definitely tell from their commercials.

The way my email works, there is no inbox. Everything goes into its own label. So everything from GitHub is in the “github” label, everything from Home Depot is in the “homedepot” label. Home Depot’s label is set to mark everything as read and not send me notifications, because unless I’m looking for something in particular, I don’t care about their emails. And it doesn’t matter if they change their sender address, cause it’s the address I gave them (hperrin-homedepot@port87.com) that has the label.

This also means there’s no context switching when I’m reading my emails, cause I read everything from one sender all at once. So all my Chase emails about all my credit card transactions aren’t mixed in with all my Steam notifications about what’s on sale and all the emails from my bike club, etc.

You can email my “bare” address, hperrin@port87.com, but it won’t go to me. It’ll auto respond to you with a list of my public labels and tell you to email the right one.

I don’t have an inbox. I use https://port87.com/ which only has labels. The labels I care about are not set to mark everything as read, so those are the only ones I check, and there’s no context switching cause every label is only emails from one company.

https://port87.com/

The labels I actually care about are not set to mark everything as read, so I just go to those labels and read through each email. There’s no “context switching” cause you’re reading emails from the same sender all at once.

This used to be me. But I invented a better email system, and now it takes me like 10 minutes every couple weeks.

Is that how his head normally looks?

Technically possible? Yes. Will Windows installer let you do it? No.

I’d love to play games like Fortnight, PUBG, and League of Legends (I know, don’t judge me), but they don’t work on Linux, so they’re just a no-go for me. I used to play GTA V Online, but they added kernel anticheat to that too, and now I don’t play that anymore.

I have Windows, but I’m not booting into another partition just to play a game. I use it for compiling my software for Windows users, and that’s already too much of a pain in the ass. I cannot stand Windows. It’s a bloated mess, and I don’t understand how anyone gets any actual work done on it. Just navigating it feels like a chore.

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