I didn't realize that being a supporter would warrant me *a real paper bulletin!*
What a pleasant surprise. Feels way more personal than some pdf file which I wouldn't likely read.
Would it still be feasible to self-host behind a proxy of some sort? So other’s never see your home server but you nonetheless have your mailbox in your living room.
I’m mostly thinking about services like AnonAddy and SimpleLogin.
Does podman run (among other commands) have a noconfirm type of option/config? Like apt's `$ apt-get install --yes pacman`, which will install pacman and automatically answer yes to any questions that might pop-up.
In podman, when you have a conf like this in */etc/containers/registries.conf:*
`
unqualified-search-registries = ['some-mirror.org', 'docker.io']
`
and you run something like:
`$ podman run -it --rm archlinux bash -C "echo hello world"`
It might happen that both of those registries have a container called `archlinux`. In this case podman will stop and ask you to choose. I would like to just default to the first option.
Here's a blog post about container registries and podman (which didn't help but it's still interesting): https://www.redhat.com/sysadmin/manage-container-registries
Probably the whole point is just to clear the field for their snapstore