alumnisfu

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   by alumnisfu 2y ago

   Where's the blog post? I just see an ad for a book.
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   by alumnisfu 2y ago

   I just knew someone would reply with a comment like this but foolishly I decided not to get ahead of it. Sure, there used to be more. Sure, there are obviously better places to be as a Jew. But ... I replied to the comment that said "t
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   by alumnisfu 3y ago

   > I'm trying to compare Alexei with some other known political figures. For Americans, I think Alexei is roughly comparable to MLK. If you are comparing him to MLK, you've not seen Navalny's videos on Central Asians I gue
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   by alumnisfu 3y ago

   I'd pay ... even if just for a year so I can have more time to migrate everything.
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   by alumnisfu 3y ago

   Should be there now!
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   by alumnisfu 3y ago

   Reading the FAQ and the emails they have sent, I get no indication that this is necessary, and it comes across like a convenient excuse to cut a service.
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   by alumnisfu 3y ago

   It's really frustrating. As I said, I've used the same address for 20+ years now and it seemed like good brand awareness for the university to maintain this service for graduates/professionals so I never thought I suddenly ha
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   by alumnisfu 3y ago

   In fairness to them, there isn't a way to keep your forwarding address even if you pay, or at least nothing advertised.
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   Is it right to blame Google/Yahoo for deprecating an email forwarding service?

   21 points by alumnisfu 3y ago|19 comments