I just realised that Stack Overflow Jobs is going away. I realise the answer to this is almost certainly no, but has anyone here ever got a job through it?
By the way, @AndrasDeak, I hope it was clear that when I referred to you as an "unsavory character", the other day, that was meant as a friendly joke and a welcome. I assume you took it that way from your answer, but since there is no body language in chat, I wanted to make sure.
thanks @StephenKitt; I voted some questions for deletion too, and some require one more deletion vote to delete entirely
@terdon you can help us in this way too : )
there are 6 questions remained with just having "learning" tag, and there is really nothing to substitute them with another tag other than deleting the questions altogether
@αғsнιη Only two are open as far as I can tell. Anyway, there are two choices: completely delete the posts or create a new tag that fits them.
I don't really want to go around unilaterally deleting posts just to remove a tag. So if this is something you feel is worth doing, please open a meta post about it.
I'm tentatively planning to move from my current email hosting provider to mailbox.org. At least on trial basis. I thought at the same time I would try getmail instead of fetchmail, which I have been using for 20+ years.
But fetchmail has an init script, at least in Debian. While getmail doesn't. I was thinking of using a systemd script for getmail. Because one really needs a script to run these things. Though I would prefer not to have to write my own, because it will likely be buggy.
@FaheemMitha “better” depends on what you’re trying to achieve. Given what you wrote above, the fact that cron jobs are hard to get wrong seems like a big advantage (I’m assuming you already know how to set up a cron job, and aren’t as familiar with systemd user units).
While we're on the topic, can anyone recommend a good tutorial? Or should I just look for a man page?
@StephenKitt I still use fetchmail too. But it quite frequently stops working for no reason. Unless unstable internet connections are a reason. One reason for trying something new. After 20+ years, it's not too hasty a decision.
We have the "learning" tag which 5 questions now tagged with this, however as I checked none of these questions are suitable to https://unix.stackexchange.com when knowing that asking for learning materials is off-topic; Can we request for deletion of this learning tag alongside deleting those qu...