2013/8/19 alex wright <[1]wrightalexw@gmail.com>

     I put text in a box.  I click a button.  That text is transported to
     people across the globe.  Fucking people need to get over some UI
     shit.

   I preferred it when I could do:

     THIS

   With only 1 button click.
   And that it doesn't appear like '>'
   And that my inbox state is the same on my windows box, linux box, vm's,
   laptop, school/uni/office computer, grandmother's weird laptop, ancient
   Mac boxes and my phone.
   Hasn't been bad not having a single outage since forever either.
   I tried setting up a mail_server_ once. That was fun. Haha. I'm even
   likely to get spamfiltered when I send something. Great!
   So, do I want to deal with the idiots at my ISP? Nah. Do I want to deal
   with Google, which offer imap, pop3, whatever and webmail and also
   everything I could wish for? Kinda!
   I think we need to have an alternative to e-mail that takes the
   bullocks out of it, and makes it properly distributed somehow. And then
   somehow migrate everyone. Maybe make some
   servers-that-are-also-bridges-to-the-evil-world-of-email.
   If anybody is ever interested in the software I propose, e-mail me and
   we can work on it. (the irony of discussing alternatives to e-mail over
   e-mail)
   And regarding blackhatting all nooblet users, yeah I kinda think that's
   actually a fairly legitimate argument. If only things went bad all the
   time people would care more about security. Simplistic worldviews. If
   only they were ever real.

References

   1. mailto:wrightalexw@gmail.com