Mozilla Thunderbird

I sure did.

So my best bestie from Atlanta, Monica Ayens Madden, who works at Thunderbird, the Thunderbird for the Thunderbird email client.

And she's worked as the community manager at Canonical and has worked for Martin Wimpress on Ubuntu Mate and all kinds of things.

Well, it's it's she she came out to L.A. and we got together and had a wonderful lunch with me, her and my husband.

So this exposure will do them some good.

I'm really glad Thunderbird kind of like trend-setted there and showed all that success.

That's such a win.

I hope more products do that.

If you're using a system other than Yahoo, like Gmail or Outlook.com or any of the literally hundreds of other services, investigate the spam settings and options provided and to make sure they're set to filter spam as it arrives.

Similarly, if you're using an email program, such as Microsoft Office's Outlook, Thunderbird, or dozens of others, take the time to learn and understand its spam filtering features.

Some email programs have next to no filtering, but many have that same type of learning spam filter that the websites do, albeit on a smaller scale.

Now, I need to include a word about challenge response.

No problem, Jess.

So if you want to actually save it, I mean, the true story is that if you want to save it, is that you'd have to hook your Yahoo mail to say something like Thunderbird.

Okay.

So you're going to import that mail through there.

Once it's in Thunderbird, and maybe you could do this in Yahoo.

I don't know.

I haven't used Yahoo mail probably for 20 years, maybe even more, is that you can sort your inbox by date.

Basically, they are trying to get more funding, which is of course very important.

KDE had a lot of success with that, uh, Thunderbird as well, so there's no reason GNOME couldn't raise a lot of money too.

They are one of the most used desktop environments, the default in a lot of distros.

If Omachi can get eighteen point five million dollars, I'm sure GNOME can raise a few hundreds of thousands of dollars.

US Air Force officer.

She is the first African American woman to be selected to the elite team and legendary Thunderbirds, which is the off the chain air demonstration squadron of the US Air Force.

She's a part of this exclusive Thunderbird team who have honored our heroes on the front line of the COVID-19 pandemic with flyovers around the country.

Remoe Shay Nelson is only one of 12 Thunderbirds.

Since the Thunderbirds' inception in 1953, roughly 330 officers have made the cut.

Come on, Remoe Shay.

And oh, by the way, she trained in the Howard University ROTC program.

Sorry about me.

20th Thunderbird.

What about you, Matt?

First one for me is one we've covered very, very recently, Psycho, because horror was just never the same after that.