jamesboehmer

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by jamesboehmer 6y ago
I'd rather not say. I imagine it shouldn't matter though. Plenty of email providers allow custom domains and configurable routing.
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by jamesboehmer 6y ago
I gave this some thought and decided it's actually worse with gmail. If google decides they don't like me, they can kill my email and I would lose access to pretty much everything. But if my custom-domain email provider closes sh
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by jamesboehmer 6y ago
Do people not already get their primary inboxes flooded with spam anyway? I've found my email provider's spam filtering pretty good anyway, it hasn't been an issue.
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by jamesboehmer 6y ago
You're right, it's not 100% anonymous. But my name's not in the domain, and I use WhoisGuard with my registrar. It's reasonably effective, cheap, and a low effort way to deflect the bots and identify suspicious activit
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by jamesboehmer 6y ago
IMO if you're really concerned about anonymity and securing your email from credential-stuffing, and willing to pay for such a service (I used to pay for 33mail), it's easier to just buy a domain and route * to your inbox. It won&
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by jamesboehmer 6y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Academi
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by jamesboehmer 6y ago
Commits dropped off in April/May of this year, and users in keybase forums elsewhere have been discussing the lack of activity and communication from the team. It's unclear whether they plan to come back to it, fold it into Zoom
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by jamesboehmer 6y ago
> Choice does not define an economic market. Competition does. Competition is directly correlated with choice. The more competition there is, the more choices consumers have. And the fewer choices there, there is effectively less compe
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by jamesboehmer 6y ago
> The AppStore is not it's own economic market. It is just one member of many in the actual economic market. Let's be realistic here. Iphone users don't have a choice of app stores, and the useful android options have a h
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by jamesboehmer 6y ago
Why not make it a criminal offense for companies who don't take reasonable approaches to preventing such attacks in the first place? We place a lot of trust in companies that hold our personal data (e.g. Equifax), and I'd argue t
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by jamesboehmer 6y ago
> If rich people sold the assets they wouldn’t have them anymore. But they’d have more money, presumably more than what they paid for the assets. Not that money and goods are exactly fungible, but buying assets from the wealthy makes th
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by jamesboehmer 6y ago
What makes you say mainstream progressives? The article says it was brought up by a NJ republican representative, executed by republican governor, and supported by Cindy McCain. And it calls out response task forces in Superbowl cities Da