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by kotrunga 8y ago
tldr- they both seem to be very secure email providers, with some differences. To fully grasp differences, read the links referenced below. I've done some research, but not much. I should have researched more before speaking, so if I&#
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Ask HN: What do you work harder at than most people?
1 points by kotrunga 8y ago|0 comments
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by kotrunga 8y ago
I currently have my domain, and use protonmail.com. Email is "hosted" securely through protonmail, but I get the email of my choice, as I route through my DNS provider. It's simple, easy, inexpensive, and secure.
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by kotrunga 8y ago
Use protonmail.com. They're the best, and have much better security than other "secure" emails, like Fastmail.
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Ask HN: What's the worst mistake you've made at your company?
1 points by kotrunga 8y ago|1 comments
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by kotrunga 8y ago
yes, thank you patio11!
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by kotrunga 8y ago
Does this mean 1 active monthly user equals $100 in your companies value? :D
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by kotrunga 8y ago
> But this can easily hide the complexity that pretty quickly creeps in, and reasoning about complexity is one of the crucial things that a senior developer brings to the table. Yes- so true. Taking a web app / whatever from the beg
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by kotrunga 8y ago
This was written well. A fun read!
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Ask HN: What makes a software engineer unhireable?
28 points by kotrunga 8y ago|49 comments
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by kotrunga 9y ago
A lot of great advice here. Just throwing this in: http://exploringjs.com/ A lot of great free material, about the actual language, not a framework.
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by kotrunga 9y ago
+1 for namecheap.
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by kotrunga 9y ago
This is the first time I've heard of 'MUDs'. I've played Nethack, Zork, etc but the idea of playing games like that with people is amazing. I actually was wondering the other day how I could make something like that, and
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by kotrunga 9y ago
+1 for nethack
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by kotrunga 9y ago
A lot of people have good input here already, so I'll offer a more "organic" response. Keep it simple- to improve your public speaking skill, there are 2 main ways. #1, do more public speaking! #2: listen more. Obviously, the
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by kotrunga 9y ago
> People who don't understand why you took time out to travel around Asia, are people you probably don't want to work with. Think of it as a culture litmus test. This ^^^^^ Was about to say it! So true.
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Ask HN: What happened to veracrypt.fr/en?
2 points by kotrunga 9y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: What makes a good software engineer?
22 points by kotrunga 9y ago|7 comments
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Ask HN: Best encrypted cloud storage option?
3 points by kotrunga 9y ago|2 comments
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Ask HN: Best place to get suits for the wedding?
1 points by kotrunga 9y ago|0 comments
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by kotrunga 9y ago
This is a great question. Thanks for asking. I would hate to lose everything I've learned, but thinking about what plan I would take to learn everything again makes things interesting! It's also a challenging question, because I t
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by kotrunga 9y ago
People may think this is harsh, but there's a lot of truth to this. These are great questions!
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by kotrunga 9y ago
This is well done. Love the filtering. Thank you!
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by kotrunga 9y ago
That would be awesome! However, I think something that's not Java... maybe, a "simple" book on building a compiler in C or something.
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Ask HN: What is the most used programming lang in remote work?
1 points by kotrunga 9y ago|1 comments
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by kotrunga 9y ago
I use VestaCP https://vestacp.com/
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by kotrunga 9y ago
kinda late, but no problem! I forget where I found out about it.
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by kotrunga 9y ago
I use ProtonMail, and tell people that if they care about secure email, they should too. I looked in to other services, like FastMail, but from what I've seen, they aren't as secure. I'm no security master, but according to t
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by kotrunga 9y ago
Wow. This is awesome. Thank you!
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by kotrunga 9y ago
https://legiblenews.com/ A clean, simple, no nonsense news site.

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