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    <title>My Email Setup</title>
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            </div>why commandline? TL;DR
powerful and efficient!
I have been creating multiple accounts for email since 2009. Some of the accounts I still have them in 2019 and others I don&rsquo;t have access to. I realized that having your own email server on your own domain is a good thing. So I started creating mail server. I did that well. Learned a lot.
As you know I like things to keep minimalistic yet powerful than most written GUI apps.]]></description>
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