Scrolling back through the original news archives is pretty interesting http://info.cern.ch/hypertext/WWW/News/9211.html there's a link at the bottom of each for "previous edition".
Friends don't let friends downvote useless idiot communists!
some of my best friends are useless idiot communists!
This is a list of newly created communities. It refreshes daily. Maybe helpful for finding niche communities: https://lemmyfind.quex.cc/
On the standard Lemmy UI on Android if you click the site logo, top left, you should then see a sidebar button that contains the modlog link.
Maybe they're just chilling in Mark's metaverse.
this is just a quick script I came up with, but it will show you newest communities and their descriptions. It refreshes daily. maybe it will be helpful for discovering niche communities : https://lemmyfind.quex.cc/
I don't know if it helps or not for me to point this out (I hope it's something that gives you some solace), but depending on the circumstances it's also very difficult to go through an investigation and trial. Maybe things are better now, but 20 or 30 years back it was an ordeal for the victim. The "what were you wearing?" mentality was very prevalent within the male-dominated judiciary and they made it so hard on the victims that they often felt like they were on trial - and in many cases they still didn't get justice either, despite their personal lives being dissected in front of a room full of strangers, some of whom were intent on falsely portraying them as promiscuous. After seeing this happen to a friend, I lost faith in the system to deliver justice. I don't have a solution, but an adversarial system just doesn't seem ideal for this kind of prosecution.
I didn't notice that you were posting from Mastodon as I'm on Lemmy and your posts appear here just like any other Lemmy user - but the @fuser at the start of your messages is probably the tell, I think Mastodon defaults the username you're replying to, whereas Lemmy doesn't. It's great that we can use different applications without some corporate gatekeeper capturing everybody's personal info at the integration point to hawk to an advertising company.
you have the main problem in hand. You'll still need to do all the DKIM / rDNS stuff to be certain your mail is accepted, but using SES as the source gives you a significant leg up vs originating locally. I don't see why you can't run dovecot and postfix on separate systems, but a single VM isn't bad if it's properly secured. Hosting SMTP/IMAP is not that difficult but you need to make sure you don't accidentally misconfigure things and become an open relay - as with all internet facing systems, mail services are targeted constantly so you should use fail2ban to deter them.