So my web host - @WebHostCanada - has decided that they will block EML from being *sent*. They suggest users d/l emails, zip them, then re-attach those EMLs instead of "Forward as Attachment". They claim EMLs are "executable" and can "spread malware".
The fact is that EMLs are *self-opening* and not actually *executable*, whereas ZIP files CAN be *executable* does not seem to be getting through to @WebHostCanada. This also breaks functionality (ie, forwarding emails to @evernote for example) & doesn't provide any security.
Apr 23, 2021 • 5 tweets • 2 min read
For anyone worried about the drop in prices, a quick thread to consider:
1 - this has happened before, & will happen again
2 - bitcoin is still up from the $30k it was at the start of the year (& many others are up as well)
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3 - this is a potentially good time to do dollar cost averaging
4 - interest earning sites (ala @CelsiusNetwork ) will give you more coins/tokens (worth less, technically) as interest, which means you get more for the possibility of it going back up (it can still go down)
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