[00:40] <hazardous> aka 'kitkat'
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[02:53] <phlux> i think that box was just advertising both sizes
[02:54] <phlux> OH
[02:54] <phlux> i see what it is
[02:54] <phlux> http://bestfreesamples.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/free-kit-kat-minis-king-size-at-kum-and-go.jpg?b570f5
[02:54] <phlux> that makes sense
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[18:09] <m0unds> mnathani: re: the email stuff from the other night, if you're interested in a hosted caldav/carddav system, fruux.com
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[20:28] <mnathani> m0unds: Thanks
[20:30] <mnathani> I am looking forward to:
[20:30] <mnathani> https://twitter.com/FastMailFM/status/393138107505070080
[20:30] <BryceBot> TWITTER: @bisonwrestling1 @mngeek We're working CardDAV/CalDAV now. Hopefully launch by the end of the year. (Wed Oct 23 22:13:23 +0000 2013, in reply to @bisonwrestling1)
[20:31] <mnathani> I am really liking FastMail. Really wish I knew about it earlier
[20:31] <mnathani> They support muliple domains, as well as catch all and DKIM by default out of the box
[20:32] <jpalmer> but catch all,  is generally frowned upon :)
[20:38] <mercutio> do they support imap?
[20:38] <mercutio> or is it web only
[20:39] <jbergstroem> didn't fastmail blame apple pretty horribly only to redact it pretty recently?
[20:40] <mercutio> cool
[20:40] <m0unds> blame apple for what?
[20:40] <mercutio> existing?
[20:40] <mnathani> Apple mail “bug” turns out to be user script after all
[20:40] <mnathani> http://blog.fastmail.fm/2013/10/29/apple-mail-bug-turns-out-to-be-user-script-after-all/
[20:40] <m0unds> http://www.theregister.co.uk/2013/10/31/mavericks_mails_spamspewing_flaw_was_scripted_by_redfaced_user/
[20:41] <mercutio> apparently apple don't use the MOVE command
[20:41] <mnathani> mercutio: They do support IMAP
[20:41] <m0unds> mail.app is really hit and miss
[20:41] <mnathani> They announce 20 second outages when they update their imap server code
[20:42] <m0unds> that's cool
[20:42] <mercutio> i didn't know that fastmail was australian
[20:42] <mercutio> mnathani: seems that way
[20:42] <mercutio> do they use dovecot?
[20:42] <mnathani> I know they use smamAssassin, not sure what IMAP impelementation they use
[20:43] <mercutio> i can't believe how much more worthwhile i considered imap after finding dovecot ;)
[20:43] <mnathani> /s/smamAssassin/spamassassin
[20:43] <mercutio> % telnet imap.fastmail.net 143
[20:43] <mercutio> Trying 66.111.4.54...
[20:43] <mercutio> Trying 66.111.4.53...
[20:43] <mercutio> telnet: Unable to connect to remote host: Connection refused
[20:43] <mnathani> try ssl
[20:43] <m0unds> ^
[20:43] <mercutio> what port is that?
[20:43] <m0unds> 993?
[20:43] <m0unds> i think that's it
[20:43] <mercutio> nope
[20:43] <mnathani> it would be encrypted.
[20:43] <mercutio> that's imaps
[20:44] <m0unds> oh
[20:44] <mercutio> they don't listen to pop either
[20:44] <mercutio> wtf
[20:44] <mercutio> maybe it's not imap.fastmail.net
[20:44] <mnathani> Server: mail.messagingengine.com
[20:44] <mercutio> is fastmail.fm the same thing?
[20:44] <mnathani> it is
[20:44] <jpalmer> dspam > spamassassin
[20:45] <mercutio> bah
[20:45] <mercutio> i cran't use telnet with ssl
[20:45] <m0unds> mail.messagingengine.com
[20:45] <mercutio> yeah i'm on there
[20:46] <m0unds> ssl is required
[20:46] <mercutio> got it
[20:46] <mnathani> technically you could provide your public / private key and wireshark it. But thats beyond my scope
[20:46] <mercutio> doesn't look like dovecoot
[20:46] <mercutio>  openssl s_client -connect mail.messagingengine.com:995
[20:46] <mercutio> do that for pop3-
[20:47] <mnathani> Checkout https://www.fastmail.fm/help/remote_email_access_server_names_and_ports.html For all their services, ports and server names
[20:47] <mercutio> i think it's courier imap
[20:48] <mercutio> oh it's cyrus
[20:48] <mercutio> https://www.fastmail.fm/help/technology_fastmail_technology.html
[20:49] <m0unds> yeah, one of fm's founders is/was a frequent contributor to cyrus and some perl projects and stuff
[20:50] <mnathani> credit to staticsafe for introducting me to fastmail
[20:51] <mercutio> interesting
[20:51] <mercutio> i want better limiting support in mutt
[20:51] <mercutio> so i can limit then limit the limit
[20:51] <mercutio> but that's really my main gripe with email :/
[20:51] <mercutio> with mutt and imap you can do limit by a full text search :/
[20:52] <mercutio> well if you use something like solr