Titanous

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DOS Attacks and DNS: How to stay Up if your DNS Provider goes Down(blog.easydns.org)
6 points by Titanous 16y ago|1 comments
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by Titanous 16y ago
Side-by-side feature comparison with the Nexus One: http://www.google.com/phone/compare/?phone=nexus-s&phone...
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by Titanous 16y ago
http://motivationdashboard.com
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by Titanous 16y ago
Issues are accessible via the API: http://develop.github.com/p/issues.html
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by Titanous 16y ago
I meant 'a few', not 'area', but Android got in the way.
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by Titanous 16y ago
It uses the Mail gem to do all the parsing, and I think that it handles non-ASCII just fine. http://github.com/mikel/mail/
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by Titanous 16y ago
You can use it as a local MDA/"mail filter" as well. Mailman accepts messages via Standard Input. I don't recommend this, because you have to load and unload Ruby every time a message comes in. While this may be okay if you only have a few
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by Titanous 16y ago
I knew of GNU Mailman when I chose the name.
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by Titanous 16y ago
No example apps yet, but there will be within area weeks.
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by Titanous 16y ago
Dealing with IMAP is tricky. In order to support it properly, and leave the messages on the server after processing, a list has to be stored on the client. I'd rather leave that to a mature MDA than implement it myself. However, I will look
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by Titanous 16y ago
Yeah, I tried it too. I've never been a big fan. Shared passwords for moderation, really? If people really hate the name, I'll take suggestions, but I tried pretty hard to come up with alternatives already. Personally I don't think it's a b
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by Titanous 16y ago
I think you'll find that Mailman is much more lightweight (it doesn't require a database and uses Mail, not TMail), and easier to use. Obviously you had very specific requirements when writing Astrotrain, but I'd love it if you'd try Mailma
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by Titanous 16y ago
Yes, it was modeled after Lamson in some ways, but I didn't think that writing yet another mailserver was necessary, and I wanted Rails integration.
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by Titanous 16y ago
Astrotrain is the only other ruby project I know of: http://github.com/technoweenie/astrotrain Mailman is very lightweight, has Rails integration, and doesn't require a database to store routes (Astrotrain does). Instead, it uses a Sinatr
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Mailman: An incoming email processing microframework in Ruby(blog.titanous.com)
39 points by Titanous 16y ago|37 comments
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Ask HN: Should I try to get squatted domain or use domain hack?
17 points by Titanous 16y ago|23 comments
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by Titanous 16y ago
You could use a powered USB hub. Not sure what the throughput would be, though.
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by Titanous 16y ago
No, there's a streaming API [0] that allows for access to a subset of the firehose in JSON via search and filtering. I wrote a short ruby script that is a good demo of how it works [1]. 0 http://apiwiki.twitter.com/Streaming-API-Documentat
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by Titanous 16y ago
Currently putting together my website (should be up in a few days), so for now it's just http://github.com/titanous jonathan at titanous dot com Thanks!
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by Titanous 16y ago
Yeah, I'm on level 8, which is where is starts getting hard. EDIT: Got it. That was fun.
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The Perils of Stacking(coding.scribd.com)
32 points by Titanous 16y ago|3 comments
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Introducing OpenVoice. Your number, Open Source.(blog.tropo.com)
5 points by Titanous 16y ago|1 comments
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by Titanous 16y ago
I've currently got 3 invites, if anyone is interested.
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Code Jam 2010 Qualification Round Contest Analysis(code.google.com)
1 points by Titanous 16y ago|0 comments
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by Titanous 16y ago
The story to take away from this is how much GitHub can add to a project's contributions. I'm sure Rails' popularity didn't hurt either. See http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r0ji8FDNTj0#t=5m10s for the GH migration.
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by Titanous 16y ago
Yeah, that will work. International SIP DIDs can also be had for around $4/month or less.
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by Titanous 16y ago
To solution is to get a local SIP DID from a company like Voip.ms and point it to Tropo's SIP URI. I mention this in the README.
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by Titanous 16y ago
I'm Canadian, so that's a major reason why I wrote it. The other advantage is that you can do whatever you want when it comes to processing. For example you could send the recording via MMS to your phone.
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Voicemail for Hackers(github.com)
92 points by Titanous 16y ago|24 comments
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Conversion secrets of a million-dollar landing page (SEOmoz analysis)(conversion-rate-experts.com)
1 points by Titanous 17y ago|0 comments

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