Navarr

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by Navarr 15y ago
MSAP actually seeks to address that. The protocol for email includes verification of the sender etc etc.
842.
by Navarr 15y ago
@karl_nerd: You understand what I mean instead of just what I'm saying! <3 hearts for you
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by Navarr 15y ago
You're absolutely right! Thank you. I'll need to take extra care to focus on the main issue before extending it. I just also want the extensibility to be a center focus, so that it can expand to be a synchronization protocol instead of onl
844.
by Navarr 15y ago
by a single blow i guess i really meant just the protocol itself. But its set to replace IMAP/Exchange/SMTP.
845.
by Navarr 15y ago
MSAP! Nobody follows the links =p
846.
by Navarr 15y ago
Wave was a really neat idea, but it had no backward compatibility in place. In theory, MSAP would address that and have systems in place for backwards compatibility and communicate with the older SMTP protocol (and IMAP if necessary) while
847.
by Navarr 15y ago
If you'd read Gabor's original article as well, you'd know that this is more of an API over HTTP then a TCP protocol. I guess I didn't make that clear enough.
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by Navarr 15y ago
Well, I'm not in the position to make a product out of it, or I would. The most I can do is program a server using the open source protocol in Node.JS or PHP.
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Help me kill IMAP and Exchange in a single blow(tech.navarr.me)
21 points by Navarr 15y ago|39 comments
850.
by Navarr 15y ago
Most annoying. It makes no attempts to delete multiple contact data. From all the syncing each non-facebook contact has 13 listings!
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Sending SMS messages for free in Outlook(tech.navarr.me)
1 points by Navarr 15y ago|0 comments