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I like pandamail too, but SealMail has double meanings :) For a couple of years ago, me and some others had a cloud service for transactional emails. It was cal
by XtalJ 10y ago
I like pandamail too, but SealMail has double meanings :) For a couple of years ago, me and some others had a cloud service for transactional emails. It was called AlphaMail. Your name is better, atleast for "sealed" emails ;)
For now, I have my own mail SMTP server at Amazon AWS, and it works great, but I will try SealMail for another domain.
A little bit more information on the webpage would be good. Technologies used, encryption, signing, DNS, is it virtual etc. :)
- sealedmail 10y agoThanks for the suggestion! I'm super bad at design, so I need to figure out how to lay that stuff out. I might need to find myself a designer, or look at how some other sites put that information on the page without affecting the simplicity and drive to action. I don't know if I want to spend more time on this project though. I might just leave it alone and work on something else. I've been wanting to write a new OS for phones. I'm starting with Andrew Tenenbaum's Design & Implementation of Operating Systems. It's ambitious yes, but at least I'll come out learning a few new tricks :)
- XtalJ 10y agoA new operating sounds more fun and is better from the learning point of view :-) And hopefully we get a new better OS for phones than iOS and Android ;) My favorite was MeeGo by Nokia.