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  1. Notice

    Google mail client in Android refuses to login on other addresses than gmail.com!!!

    I noticed a while back that the Google client fights back when I want to login on my email addresses which deviate from the Google domain. The client started with putting delays, before opening those accounts. It also randomly injected that those accounts were not safe while all standard Open Source safety measures are taken on both the servers and the clients.
    When scaring you into using your {own hosted} email server fails, the gmail Android client degrades to the following behavior

    The Google mail client in Android blatantly refuses to open the mails on those addresses.

    ##The Android client fakes, hallucinates, out of memory errors...

    ...even when all other programs on the phone have been taken out of memory. It's like someone put in LLM hallucinated slop code in that part of the gmail client

    Very anti-consumer this Behavior

    Of course I have an Open Source e-mail client running 🎽 on my Androids

    I've seen this behavior coming years before. No I'm not going to recommend any open source email client to you, to use on your Android, to fetch and process your mail.
    There are enough choices to make your own

    Just remember that Google hates all of us

    Google hates their clients

    Google as a company hates their consumers never forget that

    jump ship.

    Google is now the Bell Phone Company of the 1960s

    Sent you insisted I use

    • pine
    • elm
    • Thor on M68k
    • OWM {offline waffle mailer}
    • thunderbirdacross my installations. Use your own email client needs to select one, suitable for you; don't go with mine just because I use it

    sources:

    moi

    man elm

    man pine

    man thunderbird

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Email

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gmail

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smtp

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mime

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MIME

    #Google #email #client #elm #pine #OWM #Thor #Amiga #M68k #Android #Alphabet #programming #Enshittification #OpenSource #Thunderbird

  2. Notice

    Google mail client in Android refuses to login on other addresses than gmail.com!!!

    I noticed a while back that the Google client fights back when I want to login on my email addresses which deviate from the Google domain. The client started with putting delays, before opening those accounts. It also randomly injected that those accounts were not safe while all standard Open Source safety measures are taken on both the servers and the clients.
    When scaring you into using your {own hosted} email server fails, the gmail Android client degrades to the following behavior

    The Google mail client in Android blatantly refuses to open the mails on those addresses.

    ##The Android client fakes, hallucinates, out of memory errors...

    ...even when all other programs on the phone have been taken out of memory. It's like someone put in LLM hallucinated slop code in that part of the gmail client

    Very anti-consumer this Behavior

    Of course I have an Open Source e-mail client running 🎽 on my Androids

    I've seen this behavior coming years before. No I'm not going to recommend any open source email client to you, to use on your Android, to fetch and process your mail.
    There are enough choices to make your own

    Just remember that Google hates all of us

    Google hates their clients

    Google as a company hates their consumers never forget that

    jump ship.

    Google is now the Bell Phone Company of the 1960s

    Sent you insisted I use

    • pine
    • elm
    • Thor on M68k
    • OWM {offline waffle mailer}
    • thunderbirdacross my installations. Use your own email client needs to select one, suitable for you; don't go with mine just because I use it

    sources:

    moi

    man elm

    man pine

    man thunderbird

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Email

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gmail

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smtp

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mime

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MIME

    #Google #email #client #elm #pine #OWM #Thor #Amiga #M68k #Android #Alphabet #programming #Enshittification #OpenSource #Thunderbird

  3. Notice

    Google mail client in Android refuses to login on other addresses than gmail.com!!!

    I noticed a while back that the Google client fights back when I want to login on my email addresses which deviate from the Google domain. The client started with putting delays, before opening those accounts. It also randomly injected that those accounts were not safe while all standard Open Source safety measures are taken on both the servers and the clients.
    When scaring you into using your {own hosted} email server fails, the gmail Android client degrades to the following behavior

    The Google mail client in Android blatantly refuses to open the mails on those addresses.

    ##The Android client fakes, hallucinates, out of memory errors...

    ...even when all other programs on the phone have been taken out of memory. It's like someone put in LLM hallucinated slop code in that part of the gmail client

    Very anti-consumer this Behavior

    Of course I have an Open Source e-mail client running 🎽 on my Androids

    I've seen this behavior coming years before. No I'm not going to recommend any open source email client to you, to use on your Android, to fetch and process your mail.
    There are enough choices to make your own

    Just remember that Google hates all of us

    Google hates their clients

    Google as a company hates their consumers never forget that

    jump ship.

    Google is now the Bell Phone Company of the 1960s

    Sent you insisted I use

    • pine
    • elm
    • Thor on M68k
    • OWM {offline waffle mailer}
    • thunderbirdacross my installations. Use your own email client needs to select one, suitable for you; don't go with mine just because I use it

    sources:

    moi

    man elm

    man pine

    man thunderbird

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Email

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gmail

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smtp

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mime

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MIME

    #Google #email #client #elm #pine #OWM #Thor #Amiga #M68k #Android #Alphabet #programming #Enshittification #OpenSource #Thunderbird

  4. Notice

    Google mail client in Android refuses to login on other addresses than gmail.com!!!

    I noticed a while back that the Google client fights back when I want to login on my email addresses which deviate from the Google domain. The client started with putting delays, before opening those accounts. It also randomly injected that those accounts were not safe while all standard Open Source safety measures are taken on both the servers and the clients.
    When scaring you into using your {own hosted} email server fails, the gmail Android client degrades to the following behavior

    The Google mail client in Android blatantly refuses to open the mails on those addresses.

    ##The Android client fakes, hallucinates, out of memory errors...

    ...even when all other programs on the phone have been taken out of memory. It's like someone put in LLM hallucinated slop code in that part of the gmail client

    Very anti-consumer this Behavior

    Of course I have an Open Source e-mail client running 🎽 on my Androids

    I've seen this behavior coming years before. No I'm not going to recommend any open source email client to you, to use on your Android, to fetch and process your mail.
    There are enough choices to make your own

    Just remember that Google hates all of us

    Google hates their clients

    Google as a company hates their consumers never forget that

    jump ship.

    Google is now the Bell Phone Company of the 1960s

    Sent you insisted I use

    • pine
    • elm
    • Thor on M68k
    • OWM {offline waffle mailer}
    • thunderbirdacross my installations. Use your own email client needs to select one, suitable for you; don't go with mine just because I use it

    sources:

    moi

    man elm

    man pine

    man thunderbird

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Email

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gmail

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smtp

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mime

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MIME

    #Google #email #client #elm #pine #OWM #Thor #Amiga #M68k #Android #Alphabet #programming #Enshittification #OpenSource #Thunderbird

  5. Notice

    Google mail client in Android refuses to login on other addresses than gmail.com!!!

    I noticed a while back that the Google client fights back when I want to login on my email addresses which deviate from the Google domain. The client started with putting delays, before opening those accounts. It also randomly injected that those accounts were not safe while all standard Open Source safety measures are taken on both the servers and the clients.
    When scaring you into using your {own hosted} email server fails, the gmail Android client degrades to the following behavior

    The Google mail client in Android blatantly refuses to open the mails on those addresses.

    ##The Android client fakes, hallucinates, out of memory errors...

    ...even when all other programs on the phone have been taken out of memory. It's like someone put in LLM hallucinated slop code in that part of the gmail client

    Very anti-consumer this Behavior

    Of course I have an Open Source e-mail client running 🎽 on my Androids

    I've seen this behavior coming years before. No I'm not going to recommend any open source email client to you, to use on your Android, to fetch and process your mail.
    There are enough choices to make your own

    Just remember that Google hates all of us

    Google hates their clients

    Google as a company hates their consumers never forget that

    jump ship.

    Google is now the Bell Phone Company of the 1960s

    Sent you insisted I use

    • pine
    • elm
    • Thor on M68k
    • OWM {offline waffle mailer}
    • thunderbirdacross my installations. Use your own email client needs to select one, suitable for you; don't go with mine just because I use it

    sources:

    moi

    man elm

    man pine

    man thunderbird

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Email

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gmail

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smtp

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mime

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MIME

    #Google #email #client #elm #pine #OWM #Thor #Amiga #M68k #Android #Alphabet #programming #Enshittification #OpenSource #Thunderbird

  6. @starsk Here's a closeup.

    My A500 borrowed an A1000 keyboard while waiting for the a1200.net one.

    It also has a PiStorm Classic, but it doesn't play well with the A590 and any expansion that tries to do DMA. I'm working on a CPLD patch to emulate the #m68k bus granting protocol.

    #commodore #amiga #retrocomputing #pistorm

  7. @starsk Here's a closeup.

    My A500 borrowed an A1000 keyboard while waiting for the a1200.net one.

    It also has a PiStorm Classic, but it doesn't play well with the A590 and any expansion that tries to do DMA. I'm working on a CPLD patch to emulate the #m68k bus granting protocol.

    #commodore #amiga #retrocomputing #pistorm

  8. @starsk Here's a closeup.

    My A500 borrowed an A1000 keyboard while waiting for the a1200.net one.

    It also has a PiStorm Classic, but it doesn't play well with the A590 and any expansion that tries to do DMA. I'm working on a CPLD patch to emulate the #m68k bus granting protocol.

    #commodore #amiga #retrocomputing #pistorm

  9. @starsk Here's a closeup.

    My A500 borrowed an A1000 keyboard while waiting for the a1200.net one.

    It also has a PiStorm Classic, but it doesn't play well with the A590 and any expansion that tries to do DMA. I'm working on a CPLD patch to emulate the #m68k bus granting protocol.

    #commodore #amiga #retrocomputing #pistorm

  10. @starsk Here's a closeup.

    My A500 borrowed an A1000 keyboard while waiting for the a1200.net one.

    It also has a PiStorm Classic, but it doesn't play well with the A590 and any expansion that tries to do DMA. I'm working on a CPLD patch to emulate the #m68k bus granting protocol.

    #commodore #amiga #retrocomputing #pistorm

  11. ASM-editor is a modern web application for writing, executing and learning M68K assembler code (and MIPS, RISC-V, X86), which uses the SvelteKit framework and the Rust programming language.

    Since our last news item, among other things, an introductory course on general assembly languages and an AI assistant in each editor that takes control of the editor and the emulator have been added.

    amiga-news.de/en/news/AN-2026-

  12. ASM-editor is a modern web application for writing, executing and learning M68K assembler code (and MIPS, RISC-V, X86), which uses the SvelteKit framework and the Rust programming language.

    Since our last news item, among other things, an introductory course on general assembly languages and an AI assistant in each editor that takes control of the editor and the emulator have been added.

    amiga-news.de/en/news/AN-2026-

    #Amiga #assembly #m68k #MIPS #RISCV #x86

  13. ASM-editor is a modern web application for writing, executing and learning M68K assembler code (and MIPS, RISC-V, X86), which uses the SvelteKit framework and the Rust programming language.

    Since our last news item, among other things, an introductory course on general assembly languages and an AI assistant in each editor that takes control of the editor and the emulator have been added.

    amiga-news.de/en/news/AN-2026-

    #Amiga #assembly #m68k #MIPS #RISCV #x86

  14. ASM-editor is a modern web application for writing, executing and learning M68K assembler code (and MIPS, RISC-V, X86), which uses the SvelteKit framework and the Rust programming language.

    Since our last news item, among other things, an introductory course on general assembly languages and an AI assistant in each editor that takes control of the editor and the emulator have been added.

    amiga-news.de/en/news/AN-2026-

    #Amiga #assembly #m68k #MIPS #RISCV #x86

  15. ASM-editor is a modern web application for writing, executing and learning M68K assembler code (and MIPS, RISC-V, X86), which uses the SvelteKit framework and the Rust programming language.

    Since our last news item, among other things, an introductory course on general assembly languages and an AI assistant in each editor that takes control of the editor and the emulator have been added.

    amiga-news.de/en/news/AN-2026-

    #Amiga #assembly #m68k #MIPS #RISCV #x86

  16. m68k assembler support: m68kplugin 0.2.2 for JetBrains

    In addition to Chris 'platon42' Hodges' MC68000 Assembly Language Plugin for Jetbrains' integrated development environments, Yann Cébron also provides one. Now version 0.2.2 has been released:

    amiga-news.de/en/news/AN-2026-

  17. m68k assembler support: m68kplugin 0.2.2 for JetBrains

    In addition to Chris 'platon42' Hodges' MC68000 Assembly Language Plugin for Jetbrains' integrated development environments, Yann Cébron also provides one. Now version 0.2.2 has been released:

    amiga-news.de/en/news/AN-2026-

    #assembler #m68k #JetBrains

  18. m68k assembler support: m68kplugin 0.2.2 for JetBrains

    In addition to Chris 'platon42' Hodges' MC68000 Assembly Language Plugin for Jetbrains' integrated development environments, Yann Cébron also provides one. Now version 0.2.2 has been released:

    amiga-news.de/en/news/AN-2026-

    #assembler #m68k #JetBrains

  19. m68k assembler support: m68kplugin 0.2.2 for JetBrains

    In addition to Chris 'platon42' Hodges' MC68000 Assembly Language Plugin for Jetbrains' integrated development environments, Yann Cébron also provides one. Now version 0.2.2 has been released:

    amiga-news.de/en/news/AN-2026-

    #assembler #m68k #JetBrains

  20. m68k assembler support: m68kplugin 0.2.2 for JetBrains

    In addition to Chris 'platon42' Hodges' MC68000 Assembly Language Plugin for Jetbrains' integrated development environments, Yann Cébron also provides one. Now version 0.2.2 has been released:

    amiga-news.de/en/news/AN-2026-

    #assembler #m68k #JetBrains

  21. You can read fast file system drives in Linux, just modprobe the proper kernel module

    FFS is not UFS with extras, read the link provided if you are interested

    @rl_dane @OpenComputeDesign @moses_izumi

    #RetroComputing #Amiga #RetroGaming #FFS #filesystems #programming #M68k

  22. Reverse-engineering a 1986, Motorola 68020 printer postscript board and running #DOOM on it: youtube.com/watch?v=cltnlks2-uU

    #retrocomputing #m68k

  23. I’ve released a set of LightWave 3D 5.x plugins for AmigaOS, cross-compiled with GCC.

    Includes ObjSwap, Fresnel, PBR-lite material shading, and a LensFlare image filter. Latest v0.6.7 improves LensFlare for denser specular/reflection scenes.

    github.com/midwan/amiga-lw-plu

    #Amiga #LightWave3D #AmigaOS #RetroComputing #m68k

  24. I’ve released a set of LightWave 3D 5.x plugins for AmigaOS, cross-compiled with GCC.

    Includes ObjSwap, Fresnel, PBR-lite material shading, and a LensFlare image filter. Latest v0.6.7 improves LensFlare for denser specular/reflection scenes.

    github.com/midwan/amiga-lw-plu

    #Amiga #LightWave3D #AmigaOS #RetroComputing #m68k

  25. This new 68000 bears an original-looking Motorola logo.

    Does NXP (or whoever licensed the #m68k IP) still labels them like this, or did they send me a vintage MC68000P8 part?

    #amiga #vintagecomputing

  26. I soldered a new 64-pin socket on my #Amiga 500+ board under restoration and plugged in the #m68k.

    It's still too early to tell if it works, but I've seen it toggle the R/W signal a few times at power on.

    To make further progress, I need to find a Gary, the gate array which controls chip selects and various bus signals.

    #vintagecomputing #retrocomputing #commodore #electronics

  27. I ordered a single #m68k from the YUXINYUAN store on AliExpress for ¥150 + ¥300 for international shipping from Shenzhen ($2.87 total).

    It arrived here in Tokyo in just 4 days. Yes, wow.

  28. Having just read some #PDP11 assembler code, and similar in #m68k, #sparc, and #i386, my big take-away was that literally everything in computing would have been better in a world where #Zilog won.

  29. Having just read some assembler code, and similar in , , and , my big take-away was that literally everything in computing would have been better in a world where won.

  30. Having just read some #PDP11 assembler code, and similar in #m68k, #sparc, and #i386, my big take-away was that literally everything in computing would have been better in a world where #Zilog won.