Date: Sun, 12 Apr 2026 03:35:14 -0400 From: funkymail To: cypherpunks@lists.cpunks.org Subject: Re: [spam][crazy][fiction][random] Non-Canon MCBoss Spinoffs Message-ID: References: MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Disposition: inline In-Reply-To: On Sat, Apr 11, 2026 at 11:15:14AM -0400, funkymail via cypherpunks wrote: > > > > https://aoweave.tech/QgaVxdUcr8bxq5XUyYmAHAa0lXXvc2mBAqQpkFVkPQ4 > > > https://aoweave.tech/7lOdfFrmgo8dWdbj_Ruh3vgS2yqXD00Hjo6wvYqUpeI > > > > > > slave boss is hanging from a part of a airplane in the air > > > > searms of nanites and self-modifying chickens and such are coursing by > > him > > > > a giant cyborg pterodactyl careens by, breathing some kind of acid at > > the clouds of nan-- he jumps to lount the pterodact > > > > https://aoweave.tech/R0CGI35mcxo7m1xyfdE7bhlfv1Bj20M3_UgAZ1pRows > > i downloaded the neomutt sources and tried to build them > and looked up mbox and maildir formats > > it looks like mbox and maildir are likely for _individual local > mailboxes_ like inbox, sent, etc. could be wrong > mbox: emails all start with From_ linr and concatenated together > maildir: directory of new, tmp, cur 1 file per email, no From_ line > > email program moves files from new to cur to indicate shown to user > filenames in cur have added special suffix > backend programs add mails to new > tmp is used as work storage by any i think could be wrong > > both seem likely intended to be mostly intuitive. mbox seems a little more > self-documenting (no unique filenames needed) but they both mostly are. > > ummmm .. > > https://aoweave.tech/uFAlzo7pXG1CgbY3XLqsqwn0-0vUnlw_QSfYg2RP9W8#wkFtxmhHoZ0gIwsHDZM7V2IOaJSmeYaJtarp1uRReM0oVXim8W0RBf5yMvLe_1hO#1895607 > https://aoweave.tech/4CqQHjyqI3NsjEpBgxpx171ipPrhJ-1SO7hgdsuPsCo So it might be good it sounds like for me to convert my msmtp wrapper into -- oop-- ... into a daemon ! but i guess first i gotta understand neomutt better ... ... ...