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by contextual 13y ago
NeoMailbox.net is a real, offshore alternative to gmail: http://neomailbox.net
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by contextual 13y ago
Tony Schwartz in his book "The Way We're Working Isn't Working" is big on naps. It's basically the crux of the book. In it, he mentions a study on laboratory mice. They were deprived of sleeping or even being uncons
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by contextual 13y ago
Seriously cool stuff. Are there other formats (PDF for example) for those who want to buy this and read it on their smartphones later?
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by contextual 13y ago
For me, there's always a 'toread' backlog. Then when I'm in the mood, I feast. If the article is really important, I convert it to PDF using PrintFriendly.com and save it to my Basecamp. Otherwise, I save it to Pocket
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by contextual 13y ago
Who said I can't read German? My mother is German. Besides, I trust the Germans a lot more than I trust the US government.
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by contextual 13y ago
It's PGP sign/encrypt email with a passphrase option. There's also an option to read receipt. Look, I'm not the sales department and I'm not going to hold your hand. Please, do your own homework.
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by contextual 13y ago
I guess our priorities are different. I place a high value on my communications with family, friends and business partners. People who communicate with me know I value their privacy. A ciascuno la sua.
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by contextual 13y ago
NoMailbox has built-in encryption functionality. It's one of the many features and options in the new web interface. To be clear, I'm just a satisfied customer. Using NeoMailbox gives me peace of mind. It's the best option I&
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by contextual 13y ago
All I can find are screenshots of their old web interface. They've made a lot of improvements recently; better customer support, a much faster server, and while the interface isn't 'purdy', it's better. More upgrade
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by contextual 13y ago
Before anyone does anything too rash, have a look at NeoMailbox.net[1]. It's secure offshore email hosting in Switzerland, and it is excellent . A true Gmail alternative for powerusers who value their privacy. [1] http://ww
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by contextual 13y ago
Taskforce looks seriously cool. It deserves more attention on Hacker News and elsewhere. Does Taskforce have badges or support banners for webmasters and bloggers to put on their sites and link to you?
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by contextual 13y ago
Many HN readers like to rationalize-away inconvenient truths as if it were a game. When I see that kind of weaksauce response, I'm on the right track.
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by contextual 13y ago
Soylent will likely become a billion dollar global enterprise, and even "disrupt" the food industry. It will also ultimately be a failure and frowned upon in modern society. Why? Because a Soylent-saturated world would rob familie
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by contextual 13y ago
Disagree. Although I'm looking to move away from Mailchimp, it's not because of spam issues. They adhere rigorously to CAN-SPAM laws.
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by contextual 13y ago
Actually, you can customize your plan (on the right). Seems pretty reasonable and flexible to me.
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by contextual 13y ago
I may take a peek at Mailjet later today. Your pricing looks better for someone like me to grow with.
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by contextual 13y ago
I use Mailchimp, but I'm getting to hate it. It's too expensive, their payment options are limited and customer support is slow. That with a lot of minor idiosyncrasies that are starting to fray my nerves. Migration will no doubt
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by contextual 13y ago
The stimulation of hunger... causes mice to take in information more quickly, and to retain it better — basically, it makes them smarter. And that’s very likely to be true for humans as well. So based on a so-called scientific study of mi
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by contextual 13y ago
To achieve the American dream, you must be asleep. ~Lama Surya Das
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by contextual 13y ago
UPDATE: My initial price may have been a problem, so I lowered the price of the book. It can now be purchased at a minimum price of only 99 cents. Thanks again to everyone who commented and supported my work.
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by contextual 13y ago
I wouldn't say that. There's a free chapter you can download and read.
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by contextual 13y ago
Thanks for your comments and I'm sorry you feel that way. It’s important to keep in mind this book is published on Leanpub.com, a platform where authors publish unfinished books to get early feedback from readers. This book (like you&#
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by contextual 13y ago
Thanks for your comment. A new sample has been generated.
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by contextual 13y ago
Right. This isn't for everyone. I've battled to escape obsessions too, and it's not fun. I should also add that some people unconsciously already know these hidden 'switches'. For example, they gaze into WarCraft, s
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by contextual 13y ago
What questions or concerns do you have? Maybe I can address them specifically on the landing page. I'm sure you're not alone.
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by contextual 13y ago
My motto for writing is: words count, not word counts . What I mean by that is my books are informationally dense. Giving away a chapter is giving away a lot of information. I priced the book so it would be affordable to everyone, and you&
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by contextual 13y ago
INDOCTRINATOR shows you how to become obsessed over practically anything, in order to gain mastery at a particular skill faster and get more done. Think of it as switches in the mind you can flip on. These "switches" were discover
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Show HN: Achieve Greatness with the Power of Obsession - INDOCTRINATOR (leanpub.com)
14 points by contextual 13y ago|16 comments
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by contextual 13y ago
The game Jia based his 100 Days of Rejection Therapy on is here: http://rejectiontherapy.com
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Becoming Anti-Fragile with Rejection Therapy(theglobeandmail.com)
9 points by contextual 13y ago|0 comments

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