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by Omie6541 12y ago
golang support on android is very limited. in fact net package is still not there, so won't be able to run on android as is for now. we thought of adding android phones support in other way. simply expose the queue over http endpoint a
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by Omie6541 12y ago
- This is not another messaging service, this is a software that powers such services. - People could host this on their own and use it for their applications instead of opting for other such services if it suits their use cases
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by Omie6541 12y ago
Choosing between twilio or this definitely depends on your use case. Gosms is handy when you have no internet connection, you require total control over the infrastructure and such. Use twilio when you don't want to worry about anythin
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by Omie6541 12y ago
yup! the GSM Modem you use will need a SIM card which needs an active plan
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by Omie6541 12y ago
we too were fed up of tel-com companies over here, limitations like no more 200 messages per sim per day to prevent spam! but we really needed something for internal uses, just built it. Multiple devices support takes care of per sim limiat
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by Omie6541 12y ago
Can be used to send SMS, where you don't have access to internet or cannot use web sms gateways or want to save some money per SMS, or have minimal requirements for personal/internal use and such. thanks though, will push to readm
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by Omie6541 12y ago
A simple SMS gateway that uses GSM Modems to send SMS, can be deployed locally, supports multiple devices and provides API over HTTP just like internet based messaging gateways. // we both are full stack developers looking for ful
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Show HN: Gosms – Your own local SMS gateway powered by Golang(haxpax.github.io)
101 points by Omie6541 12y ago|40 comments
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by Omie6541 12y ago
fyi: CFA = Chartered Financial Analyst ( https://www.cfainstitute.org/pages/index.aspx )
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Ask HN: Advice to CFA level 3 and MBA Finance person to land a job in a startup
6 points by Omie6541 12y ago|2 comments
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by Omie6541 14y ago
The design reminded me of Vanilla forums [1]. Its very much like their default theme [2]. I see some features from Stack Exchange. + sign reminds me of Google+. Its real time, I get it. I get notifications of who signed in and signed out, n
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Show HN: VMXRay - Explore VMDKs in the browser (JSLinux + sleuthkit + HTML5)(vmxray.com)
14 points by Omie6541 15y ago|3 comments