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Monthly Archives: January 2019
Vox Pupuli – Code of the Week 2
This is a new blog series that we would like to introduce. At Vox Pupuli, we receive many Pull Requests. We receive so much awesome code, that isn’t really appreciated. In the past, some of our members sent out tweets if … Continue reading
Thunderbird: Hide local hostname in mailheaders
By default, thunderbird uses the local hostname within the SMTP-Submission dialog with the mailserver. There might be situations where you have a hostname that exposes private data, like a company name. Sometimes this is very helpful for debugging, but sometimes … Continue reading
Vox Pupuli – Code of the Week 1
This is a new blog series that we would like to introduce. At Vox Pupuli, we receive many Pull Requests. We receive so much awesome code, that isn’t really appreciated. In the past, some of our members sent out tweets … Continue reading
I’m alive!
Hi everybody. Yes, this blog is still alive, so am I! In the past two years I was very busy working in an Open Source Community – https://voxpupuli.org. Besides that I had to invest a huge a mount of time … Continue reading