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by albertgoeswoof 3y ago
The RFC https://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2369.txt Section 3.2 is not specific on this - but the examples only show the To address, and no unique identifier beyond that, so it might not work out well for you for mailto list-
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by albertgoeswoof 3y ago
You could also send them a reminder a few days later, just to be sure that they meant it. And then perhaps every week or so for good measure.
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by albertgoeswoof 3y ago
Because (according to this announcement) if you don't, Google will put you in the spam folder. Edit: I suppose it does say "unsubscribe from commercial email in one click". But it's hard to say exactly what they mean.
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by albertgoeswoof 3y ago
This might be good news, but as it comes from Google and involves email centralisation, I’m sceptical. At MailPace we already enforce DKIM, it’s pretty basic stuff. But list-unsubscribe is optional for our senders. We can make this a requir
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by albertgoeswoof 3y ago
Wireless power is too inefficient for this to make sense. You’d be throwing 30% of the battery capacity to the wind
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by albertgoeswoof 3y ago
Cool! Can you add autocomplete of paths to URLs based on the spec now? so I can be typing in the URL bar for any website I have landed on in the past and tab through all the available routes? e.g. - news.ycombinator.com_ - news.ycombinator.
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by albertgoeswoof 3y ago
Here’s the link the article is referencing, if you want to read the source https://www.mckinsey.com/industries/technology-media-and-tel...
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by albertgoeswoof 3y ago
It had a resistive touch screen and stylus, so it was never going to succeed.
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by albertgoeswoof 3y ago
What I like to do is just not buy stuff
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by albertgoeswoof 3y ago
Are the s3 sleep issues on Linux fixed with this build? From previous reviews the intel builds were losing 30-40% overnight. I want to be able to shut the lid, and open it up a few days later, with instant start, with only a few % off the b
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by albertgoeswoof 3y ago
But if you just gave the people the money the plant would shut down and there would be no more pollution…
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by albertgoeswoof 3y ago
It’s more than three years because it’s tax free (no sense in paying tax on money from the government), so more like 4 years. 4 years salary without having to work a day is an incredible deal
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by albertgoeswoof 3y ago
Also Tata are going to invest another 700 million. That’s 1.2 billion pounds for only 3000 jobs. So where’s the money going? Presumably it will be used to subsidise costs to boost profits, pay landowners and owners of capital (eg trucks) re
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by albertgoeswoof 3y ago
It says they’ll save 3000 jobs £500,000,000 / 3000 = £166,666 Average salary in port talbot is £28,000 Why not give those 3000 people 100k each and save 200 million?
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How Does BCC Work?(blog.mailpace.com)
8 points by albertgoeswoof 3y ago|1 comments
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by albertgoeswoof 3y ago
Yes, good point! We did actually consider that but realized it would just mean a bit of compression on that field in database - which would have helped, but not fully solved the problem.
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We used to store files as base64 strings in Postgres, but not anymore(blog.mailpace.com)
7 points by albertgoeswoof 3y ago|2 comments
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by albertgoeswoof 3y ago
Wow, my company (mailpace.com) recently had an outage for basically the same reason: https://blog.mailpace.com/blog/postgres-outage-post-mortem/ Luckily, we only went offline for about 2 hours, but glad to see beh
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Post Mortem of a Database Outage(blog.mailpace.com)
2 points by albertgoeswoof 3y ago|0 comments
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by albertgoeswoof 3y ago
Here’s what we wrote about BIMI. Some selected excerpts: > To ensure that logos are actually truly representative of the brand involved, and more cynically, to make money and penalize small senders, an optional Verified Mark Certificate
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by albertgoeswoof 3y ago
This chart is terrifying! It reminds me of the XKCD temperature chart: https://xkcd.com/1732/
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by albertgoeswoof 3y ago
I took a similar approach building mailpace.com's marketing/landing site: https://blog.mailpace.com/blog/using-html-modules/ basically you just write in HTML, CSS and a wee bit of JS wherever you want it
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Your transactional emails are not GDPR Compliant (2021)(blog.mailpace.com)
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by albertgoeswoof 3y ago
You can do this in UK, it's called Porting a mortgage. Typical interest rate fixes are much shorter in the UK though (2, 5, 3, 10 year fixes are the most common)
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by albertgoeswoof 3y ago
> Are the people who want others to have more children prepared to pay for it? This implies that more people make society poorer. Which is false. People don’t consume a finite set of resources, they create more. As populations rise the n
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by albertgoeswoof 3y ago
> Once those networks get efficient inner monologue built in And how, exactly, do we do this? Train the LLM on all of its own output?
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by albertgoeswoof 3y ago
If you want to build scalable software, this is the only line you need from this blog post: > You need to schedule few thousand record samples and monitor how well/bad will your worker perform I find it staggering how many senior de
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by albertgoeswoof 3y ago
It’s easy to implement, the reason it’s not more popular is because services are including support for other 2FA options, and users pick the path of least resistance. I wrote about this here https://blog.mailpace.com/blog&#x
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by albertgoeswoof 4y ago
Tell that to myspace
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by albertgoeswoof 4y ago
On Ads, perhaps you have an adblocker on your desktop, but on mobile you’ll end up forced to use an app, and given twitter’s api is now pretty much closed off, there will be ads in those clients/apps. Elon needs to make money, and you

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