Deep in the Serengeti, we find the lonesome JavaScript. With its tendrils deep in the ground, it begins consuming thousands of tiny life forms known as “node modules” to fuel its desires.

I miss my CRT I really do.

And soon they will have ads! Ads about the ads.

Soon the ads will have ads

And we can’t forget MariaDB

NASA invented much of the modern age.

Is that Eddie Kingston?

That’s usually what I say to myself when I’m fixing my own shit when it doesn’t work.

Other email clients support Exchange/365, such as Spark. And also there’s the fact there is the built in Windows Mail which supports it (of course) which Thunderbird has to compete with. And once it’s updated to “Outlook” it’ll stop looking tragic too.

So Thunderbird really should offer it to compete. Lots of people have Hotmail after all and would like full integration.

Can it connect to Exchange without a paid plugin?

Will this mean that GrapheneOS can finally support it?