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What makes it particularly brutal, to me, is that the failures are typically silent. If GMail starts spamboxing my emails, I don't get feedback about that. If
by everforward 5y ago
What makes it particularly brutal, to me, is that the failures are typically silent. If GMail starts spamboxing my emails, I don't get feedback about that. If I'm not getting emails, I don't get feedback about that.
You can script checking those, but you'll have to re-implement it for each provider. And there are some that you can't; if I'm applying for a job, they're not going to give me an email account to test whether my stuff is deliverable.
HTTP services are absurdly easy to monitor in comparison.
- micromacrofoot 5y agoI’ve tried testing gmail and it’s very difficult to even get consistent results
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