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I feel like #ziglang is doing all the correct things, except providing a language I'd like to use.

Linux admins when they have to use Windows: :/
Windows admins when they have to use Linux: :\


"First they came for the Fascists, and I spoke up cause I was a fascist"

The hardest problem in computer science is figuring out why this thing that works fine when you run it by hand fails from the cron job

“The rapping was now repeated with greater insistence, and this time bore a hint of metal.”
— H.P. Lovecraft, “He”, September 1926
… Lovecraft predicted early 2000s music.

I don't remember when I last noticed this M3 MBP being loud. Thanks, npm ci.

TFW lunch break open source maintenance is somehow worse than work.

Just stumbled over https://kdl.dev/ and I kinda hate it but I also like it.

My university now offers burner/loaner phones for people travelling to the US. Funny times.

I'm looking for data about #email hosting "market share", and could use some pointers; If you know of a source that matches the following description, I'd appreciate it!
My ideal data source would have a list of email providers and an estimate of how many users (ideally active but I'll take what I can get) each one has.
Some properties I need:
* It needs to understand that email domain and hosting provider are not the same; eg. my work email uses our university domain, but is really Outlook, I need that counted as Outlook
* It would ideally be updated on a frequent basis, bonus points if I can get some level of historical data
* It should capture at least some of the 'long tail' of the email hosts beyond just the giant ones, but I understand that no list like this can possibly be exhaustive
* I would prefer that it be free; I'm willing to pay some, but this is for a personal side project, so I'm not paying for the ones meant for "email marketers", and I can't agree to any ToS that would prevent me from sharing at least bits of the data publicly
Thanks! Boots appreciated for reach.