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On a side note: I never realized that all certs issued are publicly listed. This is a pretty big security implication for anyone issuing certs for services that are not intended for public consumption.

https://twitter.com/NYTimesWordplay/status/14918860733368033...

Actually, I was wrong: it looks like there's no longer an option to do that from Gmail :(

To migrate your emails across you could use the POP email feature in Gmail (set up an app user on your Gsuite first for the POP authentication and make sure you don't tick "keep emails on server" as this seems to prevent it from working).

ps. I suspect that this will provide people a very simple way to migrate to using free Gmail as their email solution. (though in my case, I've taken the free Gsuite product closure as an incentive to fully de-Google).

But yes, being remote, and being islands surrounded by lots of ocean definitely helps.

This is rather useful for date of birth, which shouldn't be set to a time zone in most use cases (it can get rather confusing if you do).

https://www.9news.com.au/national/masterchef-contestant-dani...