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by dwedge 2y ago
I setup mox a year ago with a new domain on a new server and delivered straight to Gmail within half an hour.
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by dwedge 2y ago
Blacklisted residential IPs add 0.1 in the default spam assassin config
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by dwedge 2y ago
Strange, I don't have that experience
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by dwedge 2y ago
Those are the two problems caused by "big email". I've used hetzner, ovh and mythic beasts and had no issue with blacklisted IPs, and if you follow the Mox instructions you will be trusted and shouldn't get put in spam
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by dwedge 2y ago
I've been hosting three servers for over a decade and only had that problem once for a month with Google about 6 years ago. As long as you setup SPF at a minimum you'll be fine
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by dwedge 2y ago
I use this for one of my domains, had it running for over a year and it's been rock solid
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by dwedge 2y ago
I once accidentally piped an SSL certificate into Perl and got 40+ warnings before it realised it wasn't Perl. I'm not joking.
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by dwedge 2y ago
I also choose Perl most of the time, but I think this is the first time I've ever heard anyone call it super nice to read
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by dwedge 2y ago
This seems like the natural progression of agile and promoting frequent releases - more shallow features and bugs, less optimisation
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by dwedge 2y ago
I only tenuously understand this so feel free to ignore the question if it's too asinine but: > (What about ×5? If you can compute ×3, you can subtract that from ×8 to get ×5.) Why can't you do the same to subtract x4 from x7 t
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by dwedge 2y ago
Maybe, it's also the time I uninstalled it. Maybe it's a completely different company now, or maybe it's the same one. Briefly checking controversies on Wikipedia and since then they've installed promoted VPNS, and prete
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by dwedge 2y ago
It looks nice but like any social network the value is in the user base. I saw one book on your site (the order of time), and searched for it on Goodreads to see more reviews.
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by dwedge 2y ago
That's a really good idea. The only trouble would be keeping the astroturfers away, it's much easier for articles - a company I used to work for would send out company-wide requests to upvote their articles on HN. But if someone c
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by dwedge 2y ago
If it's opt-in now that's an improvement. When I was using Brave around 2018ish it appeared as part of an update. Companies trying to 'redefine' advertising always make me suspicious - it's similar to what Mozilla h
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by dwedge 2y ago
Is that the same Brave that injected their crypto functionality into the HTML of sites downloaded over HTTPS, like Twitter? I don't trust them
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by dwedge 2y ago
Mozilla rebranding themselves as an advertising company and getting the majority of their funds (and assumedly direction) from Google should have you at least questioning that trust.
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by dwedge 2y ago
During covid I asked if I could switch my monthly Skype number to annual and they said the only way is to cancel and resubscribe, with a new phone number. It was clear they didn't care even back then.
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by dwedge 2y ago
Is there a replacement for my use case? Essentially I have two Skype numbers in different countries, and use Skype to receive/forward calls and also to dial out from them to those countries. It never worked great to be honest, and I do
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by dwedge 2y ago
I don't know if this just me but I always struggle to read articles or posts that use emojis as bullet points
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by dwedge 2y ago
I don't use my phone wallet, but I suppose that is the purpose of it.
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by dwedge 2y ago
Printing a boarding pass for the return trip when you can only check in 36 hours before departure is a lot trickier than printing at home. I'd prefer to print but this is one of the things that is simpler. The only annoying part is whe
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by dwedge 2y ago
It makes it easier for them to regularly increase pricing without printing new menus. I wonder if any restaurants are doing A/B testing with pricing
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by dwedge 2y ago
Another thing that irritated me is app designers assuming I have email on my phone. I don't, I use it for work and will use my laptop when I want to check email. Too many apps send you a "magic link" in your email to login wi
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by dwedge 2y ago
Last year I went to the hospital with a suspected broken foot. They xrayed it and told me it was just a sprain, but that "interestingly" I had an extra bone in my foot. I walked as much as I could for two weeks, went back for a se
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by dwedge 2y ago
Similar to how Google images loads lower quality blurred thumbnails towards the bottom of the window at first so that the user thinks they loaded faster
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by dwedge 2y ago
Under content and devices Amazon list ebooks by "date acquired" not date bought. It seemed a very specific choice of language.
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by dwedge 2y ago
That game is early access but hasn't been updated for 2 years so is probably going to stay that way. Is it compete enough?
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by dwedge 2y ago
I didn't know that feature existed until I saw this. Downloaded all my books last night and now I'm able to switch ecosystem - an option I didn't think I had and probably never would have tried if they hadn't removed it.