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by fomojola 9y ago
In terms of pricing, we're not doing any country-level price discrimination: same rate, wherever you are sending to. Send us an email (team@faxrocket.com) with what you'd like to see from an API? Haven't yet looked at buildin
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by fomojola 9y ago
The list, as requested: https://www.faxrocket.com/faq.html#!/displaycountries (not sure if HN will include the hash, but the FAQ page has that information).
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by fomojola 9y ago
We unfortunately aren't big enough (yet!) to provide HIPAA-compliance: the cost is quite high for the volumes we're sending right now. Send us an email at team@faxrocket.com: happy to talk about other options.
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by fomojola 9y ago
Hey, thanks. Twilio actually does do faxes, but this was built prior to Twilio dipping their toes into the fax waters. We use Phaxio ( https://www.phaxio.com/ ): the API is nice and clean and we've had an entirely happy
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by fomojola 9y ago
Side note: what TV do you have? I've found that most Samsungs and many other TVs don't respond to the HDMI-CEC off signal. Was quite disappointed.
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by fomojola 9y ago
According to @jamiequint, "You are also able to exclude any specific subreddits you don't want to show up on.". Would it help to simply exclude every subreddit except the one you want? You'd need a comprehensive list of
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by fomojola 9y ago
Honestly, just use their respective APIs: you can get far with just Stripe Checkout ( https://stripe.com/checkout ) and Paypal Checkout ( https://developer.paypal.com/demo/checkout/ ) and they are bot
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by fomojola 9y ago
I eventually figured it out: once I created a separate billing project not attached to the free trial credit and attached it to my account I was able to proceed. I mean: totally understand the fraud issue. Incredibly deceptive error message
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Ask HN: Google Cloud limits you to 5 projects per billing account: why?
13 points by fomojola 9y ago|8 comments
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by fomojola 9y ago
As @rockostrich and @fragmede pointed out, I'm talking about whitespace having parsing impact ("significant whitespace"), not just any whitespace. The fact that extra spaces changes the structure of the output seems like a to
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by fomojola 9y ago
JSON has an advantage of not having significant whitespace: a bit more verbose with the { and [, but I'd argue it is more robust for complex configuration. YAML feels to me like the creation of a person who has never fought with a make
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by fomojola 9y ago
Clearly it needs the following 3 things: 1. It needs a fake calendar that is randomly populated with meetings. 2. It needs to randomly require that you open Google Hangouts and chat with other users. 3. It needs to send random Slack notific
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by fomojola 9y ago
Looks really good: one possible suggestion would be to allow sharing/reuse of indexes. Let me commit the built index to git and then have someone else checkout and use the index that was prebuilt. One (potentially paying) alternative w
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by fomojola 9y ago
Love it! I'd specifically highlighted this concept in the thread for Oppslist ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14469317 ): maybe there's an opportunity here to handle both sides of the market, both soliciting
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by fomojola 9y ago
Really like both the idea and the implementation: the tie in to the email list is quite nice. One possible enhancement I could see would be a followup to the person making a suggestion. Not sure if there's an easily deduced standard f
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by fomojola 9y ago
Random question to Maciej: looking at https://static.pinboard.in/prosperity_cloud.htm , did anyone apply/win?
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RapidAPI Acquires Mashape's API Marketplace(blog.rapidapi.com)
1 points by fomojola 9y ago|0 comments
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by fomojola 9y ago
Is this something you could do with Presto? You'd need to write a custom connector and it doesn't look like there is support for dynamically adding/removing catalogs ( https://github.com/prestodb/presto&#x
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by fomojola 9y ago
Ah, I see. Would I also need a dynamic DNS entry (or a static IP address from my ISP)?
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by fomojola 9y ago
Curious: how does this handle NAT (for example, being installed behind multiple routers)? I have my home server connected to a Linksys router that connects to the cable modem: if I installed it on that server how would I connect to it from
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by fomojola 9y ago
There are still blacksmiths, out there doing specialty work. There will always be application developers. And yes, I may have the timeframe wrong. However, the rate at which things are accelerating I really do think most of the simple stuff
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by fomojola 9y ago
One of the key things about SICP in Scheme was that the language used so few intrinsic keywords and structures (I think it was something like 7 intrinsic keywords that could be used for just about everything you needed to do) that you could
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by fomojola 10y ago
If you use the DNS auth, its actually not bad: you can securely issue the certs on a different machine and just copy the PEM files to the right place. I used this with Route 53's API and it works quite well and is (in my opinion) super
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by fomojola 10y ago
Hate to pile on, but the admin portal redesign was incredibly bad. So many things that were logically organized together in the old design are now spread across N > 3 pages that are no longer linked from one to another. Hate to impute mo
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by fomojola 10y ago
My recommendation is to use the DNS challenge implementation with an appropriate DNS provider (I use Route 53): you can do all your certificate generation on a single locked-down machine and then just distribute the certs out to your machin
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by fomojola 10y ago
I've experienced 3D secure and verified by visa effectively insulating a merchant from chargeback risk (I'm talking 99% success rates winning chargebacks). You're right, it is incredibly user-hostile and truly painful to inte
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by fomojola 10y ago
If doing it via Github, perhaps make each idea a Github issue? The debate/feedback/dialog can then just be comments?
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by fomojola 10y ago
https://github.com/lukas2511/letsencrypt.sh provides a BASH script that only uses OpenSSL/cURL and similar tools to retrieve LetsEncrypt certificates. It also provides support for the dns-01 ACME challenge (which
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Show HN: LetsEncrypt Dns-01 Support for the Linode DNS API(github.com)
2 points by fomojola 10y ago|1 comments
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by fomojola 10y ago
Not sure if you're being facetious, but Medicare IS the government, you do realize this? Medicare isn't some magical, mythical creature that existed from the dawn of time and has always been there: it is explicitly a creation of t

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