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by dejan 10y ago
Thank you! Very appreciated!
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by dejan 10y ago
Hello, thank you for the question. ProtonMail is a different kind of email for a different kind of audience, so it depends on what your needs are. Honestly, we're ourselves puzzled over benefits of ProtonMail over just using yourself G
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by dejan 10y ago
Hello, dejan from Migadu here. Sorry about that. It is an oversight on our side. We intended that dropdown as an aid, not a dark pattern. We'll get it rethought. Thank you for bringing it up!
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by dejan 10y ago
Hi, thank you for your comments. It depends how you look at it. All email services have limits. However, the limits we set are more as a protection for ourselves and our users. We have to deal with spammers, phishing attacks etc. We diversi
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Show HN: World class unlimited email hosting for all your domains from $4/month(migadu.com)
336 points by dejan 10y ago|182 comments
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Modeled After Ants, Teams of Tiny Robots Can Move 2-Ton Car(nytimes.com)
171 points by dejan 11y ago|41 comments
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Give your DigitalOcean droplets some email love in under a minute(migadu.com)
3 points by dejan 11y ago|0 comments
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by dejan 11y ago
Thank you for taking the time to share your workflow. You've got a point. We should support this. You can expect it very soon.
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by dejan 11y ago
I use aliases for that reason, much cleaner IMHO.
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by dejan 11y ago
Actually, you can also with Migadu, for free. You'll just get a "Sent via Migadu" signature on the bottom. And almost free without the signature :) However, if you need to send thousands of messages a day, you are probably se
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by dejan 11y ago
Good idea, but don't you think it can get a bit crazy if you need to do that for multiple persons on multiple domains? We were also doing similar combinations for our startup projects via Google Apps and Mandrill, but it was getting ve
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by dejan 11y ago
The downside is that you will catch all spam too, and more importantly you will not bounce back the message to the sender informing them they've sent to the wrong address.
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by dejan 11y ago
I don't understand the question: Gmail has one address and it is not on your domain? Can you elaborate please? Simple use case: you've got several startup projects with different domains, and multiple addresses on it. Migadu makes
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by dejan 11y ago
Honestly, the limitation is there so we start a conversation, and figure out a better pricing. It's easy to slam 10 different plans on the page, but it just adds to the confusion, and none to the learning. We're maybe overthinking
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by dejan 11y ago
We intentionally don't do it, after long debate. Why would you want a catch-all, curiously?
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by dejan 11y ago
yes - on the free plan, 10 per day, per Migadu account.
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by dejan 11y ago
Hi @aeden, Dejan from Migadu here. Thanks for the check-up :) Migadu has to pickup the DNS changes in order to activate the domain, otherwise it won't accept mails for it. Webmail, yes quite basic, we're hoping to make it even mor
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Show HN: World's easiest email hosting(migadu.com)
15 points by dejan 11y ago|28 comments
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Tesla's Tower of Power(damninteresting.com)
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The Second Coming – A Manifesto (1999)(edge.org)
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by dejan 13y ago
hmm. i wouldn't jump to conclusions. I am a Serbian national. On multiple occasions I have been called Yugo, a "gypsy", Slav because of my name, and also have given attitude due to my accent. Don't talk about other peopl
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Repost, site down: Why you should [probably] never use AirBnb(pastebin.com)
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by dejan 13y ago
I think you can induce it from the name. Sorry to hear, had it happen to me on a few occasions too, but I just decided it's not worth the fight.
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by dejan 13y ago
i guess that is the part of the "adventure" in AirBnb :D
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by dejan 13y ago
http://pastebin.com/QqMbAgsF
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by dejan 13y ago
if you had one bad experience, that left you bitter, would you use it again?
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by dejan 13y ago
probably because you are dealing with a third party to resolve these
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by dejan 13y ago
exactly my thinking. If they do take deposit, they should take it on both sides, and have proper a arbiter. The guests bring their valuables too.
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by dejan 13y ago
After this, likewise. I've just booked a hotel in NYC instead, I want to relax on my trip, and not think about these issues and have peace of mind, so I can focus on the reason why I am traveling at first place.
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by dejan 13y ago
Your points about food and exercise apply to both AirBnb and hotels? Thus, one goes to hotel and most often to AirBnb just to sleep over, not to "live" there.

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