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by fiiv 8y ago
A sensible question. Firstly, from a philosophical perspective I am at no point exposing emails of subscribers to the blog owners. The communications they send to those subscribers are limited to what's published in the RSS feed (once
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by fiiv 8y ago
Good question! On my roadmap is a feature where you can have more control over what's sent. So for example whitelist or blacklist categories, set specific send times and for example doing a mailing once a week or day or month (user spe
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by fiiv 8y ago
At the moment it does emails from blog posts, not the other way around. Although that's an intriguing idea!
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by fiiv 8y ago
Oh no! I'll check it out! Could you message fiiv@blogsend.io and I can check out the problem!
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by fiiv 8y ago
Yes, I do! At present they're not exportable though. I think one part of the product that's nice in that way is that as a subscriber, you know you don't need to think about your email getting spammed - communicating with subs
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by fiiv 8y ago
Hi HN! I made Blogsend.io. It's a way for blog owners to handle emailing their readers automatically whenever they make a post. I built this because I actually needed it first, but decided to try it out as a product as well. Technicall
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Show HN: Automatically turn your blog posts into emails for your readers(blogsend.io)
53 points by fiiv 8y ago|32 comments
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by fiiv 8y ago
It's been here since middle of January.
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by fiiv 8y ago
For someone not American, can you explain the significance of this?
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I am setting out on a journey (to nowhere in particular)(80days.in)
1 points by fiiv 8y ago|0 comments
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by fiiv 8y ago
Not sure if this is the kind of story you're looking for but here goes... I immigrated for a change of life. I moved from Canada to Europe, and as a developer was able to find a job before I even landed here. My gf and I decided to tra
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by fiiv 8y ago
I ask because I'm working on a side project at the moment, and the idea is to automate follow-ups for outcome deliverables from meetings, help with general note taking and set a priority before the meeting to help keep things on track.
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Ask HN: Can meetings at companies be made more efficient? If so, how?
2 points by fiiv 8y ago|1 comments
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by fiiv 8y ago
Hilarious. Makes me think of those papers I had to write in school with a length requirement and how much this would have been useful ;)
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by fiiv 8y ago
I think it's a nice idea, but I think I am unsure as to what exactly your product does. It seems you issue IBANs on-demand and manage the accounts behind them, so you're essentially an API-driven bank? And with events you allow pe
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by fiiv 8y ago
Works now for me!
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by fiiv 8y ago
Link doesn't work, says the IP cannot be reached. Maybe your DNS is misconfigured?
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by fiiv 8y ago
Read your original post. As far as I understand you are saying these two things: 1. Yandex search results very closely match DDG's in Ukrainian (or did) as opposed to Google/Bing 2. When Yandex could no longer operate in Ukraine,
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by fiiv 8y ago
There seems to be no direct link between DDG and Yandex besides these two links that lack any evidence. Yandex merely appears to be one of DDG's content sources.
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by fiiv 8y ago
I think a company or a maker does have the right to measure how many people are using their product. As long as they constrain their collection to that, I think it's reasonable. The payload (sent via query param) seems to include local
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by fiiv 8y ago
As the user draak567 points out: > Chrome doesn't crash because the backdrop-filter CSS property is not enabled by default. You can turn it on by enabling "Experimental Web Platform features" in Chrome flags, at which poin
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by fiiv 8y ago
> While I certainly blame the attacker for the actions they took, my root cause analysis places the blame squarely upon law enforcement for creating an exploitable vulnerability. The militarization of police combined with nonexistent aut
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by fiiv 8y ago
Oh, come on. It's a fitness tracking app. If you misuse it, I think that's more a reflection of your own personal demons.
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by fiiv 8y ago
I don't really get what it is that Blockwave does...
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by fiiv 8y ago
I personally do the last one (hn@mydomain.com with catchall). It works really well. I used to use gmail as my main address and all the emails from my own domain used to go through Mailgun with a catchall route for incoming mail (I also used
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by fiiv 8y ago
Ha, good point, there was even a whole anti-trust case against them by the US government in 2001.
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by fiiv 8y ago
Could it perhaps be done with executable signing? If an installer is signed as "Mozilla" perhaps, you might know you have a Thunderbird or Firefox install.
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by fiiv 8y ago
And here we return to the currency vs. store of value debate. In terms of currency, it goes back to utility. At the moment, Bitcoin (or almost any other crypto) has no or limited utility. By that I mean it is pretty well isolated from the r
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by fiiv 8y ago
What do you need from a CMS?
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by fiiv 8y ago
Speaking in what's out there now, there is Nano that only requires latest data (latest block) to participate in consensus (called a Current Node). I know that doesn't answer your more broad question of if its necessary but thought

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