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To: Denton Liu <liu.denton@gmail.com>
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Denton Liu <liu.denton@gmail.com> wrote:
> Exciting news! Since I'm not actually subscribed to the mailing list,
> public-inbox has been integral in my workflow by letting me reply to
> messages that I'm not CC'd on. The IMAP gateway is a great development.
> 
> I fetched your message via IMAP just now ;)

Hi Denton, great to know you appreciate it :)

It's still in the early stages and there still seems to be a
problem where it still interacts badly with mutt's header cache.
Maybe checking over the old HTTPS/NNTPS endpoints once in a
while if things appear too quiet is a good idea while I shake
out some bugs.

I'm dreading the cost of ~100K RAM/storage overhead per-client
connection to support sequence numbers properly...