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Similar first commit dates in the two repositories, it looks like there must have been some kind of trend around that time ;)

Anyway, this field has more famous people than anyone can keep track of; I hadn't heard of Zach Holman until just now either. For what it's worth, zx2c4 is also fairly well known for WireGuard.

It is available but sometimes got rate limit due to AI crisis

I didn't know Pixel maintained its own kernel patches. And if there is a delay in providing that code to Pixel buyers, from my perspective, that looks like a violation of the GPL.

The reaction was tepid when I posted this to r/selfhosted too, so I suppose "self-hosting" carries a sense of doing something from start to finish, and by that standard you're right.

I just used it to mean: the original mailbox is on my server, and even if I swap the cloud backend or move to a fully self-hosted setup, I don't have to change any settings in my mail clients.

And I get what you were hoping for. If you clicked expecting some clever way of hosting without ports and got something else, that's fair enough.

It's true, but that one was already there for the NAS, so the mail setup didn't add any :)

Maybe AOSP source code

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