benhardy

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by benhardy 8y ago
Using FastMail on my own domains. One account covers all the domains. Having more domains costs the same as one. They support several different kinds of address aliasing/wildcarding (including Gmail style '+' wildcards and mu
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by benhardy 8y ago
FastMail is pretty excellent, particularly if you like running mail off your own domains with Gmail-style wildcard address support and really fancy DNS. You get what you pay for.
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by benhardy 9y ago
And here I was thinking that this was going to devolve into a series of Betcha I Can / Hold My Beer anecdotes.
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by benhardy 10y ago
You're god damn right it's insulting. Same boat as you. It's really annoying. I'm trying to work here. It's not like software's getting any less bloated.
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by benhardy 10y ago
Hear hear. The anecdata being thrown around in these comments is ridiculous. Like the above, and also the people saying "everyone i know has a desktop". So what? I need a powerful laptop, and i don't need to justify it to you
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by benhardy 10y ago
+1 on Fastmail. Been using it for past 6 months with my own personal domains. Actually now like the UI better than Gmail. Such slick, very slide, wow. Really liking the customizable options for wildcard addresses in particular. You wanna gi
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by benhardy 10y ago
thanks!
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by benhardy 10y ago
Been fooling around with it. The UI is very buggy (using iPhone). Despite this, it is attractive. I would like to see better support for doing purely text posts. Otherwise I don't see much of a difference to Instagram. I like the perso
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by benhardy 10y ago
I really hate having to enter a password to download a free app on the apple app store.
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by benhardy 10y ago
yeah, we're really not :-)
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by benhardy 12y ago
Well thanks a LOT, John Boehner.
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by benhardy 12y ago
Perhaps you missed the Java 8 release, which has lambdas. Though your statement certainly holds true for previous versions.