@shamusyoung.com<\/code> would end up with it winding up on the 1and1 server. What should have happened was that the mail system should have looked up my domain, found it at A2Hosting, attempted to deliver it, and then failed because the diecast@ address wasn’t set up at the new host. <\/p>\nInstead email went to the old host, even though routing shouldn’t put it there. The emails were stored, even though the account is long closed. Gmail was able to retrieve them, even though that login should no longer work.<\/p>\n
Gmail was actually telling me that it was having trouble checking the email, but then I’d get email from the Diecast mailbox. I just… I can’t explain it. <\/p>\n
I’m sure there’s a logical explanation to all of this, but I’m too lazy to think about it. As soon as I start pondering the insanity of 1&1, my brain wants to do literally anything else.<\/p>\n
13:32 Godot Engine<\/strong><\/p>\nHere’s the video showing off what the engine can do. It’s a bit ramble-y and light on details, so it’s probably best you just spool through it. <\/p>\n