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by nmjenkins 8y ago
Editor of the JMAP specs here. The JMAP calendar spec is currently just a draft, but now JMAP core and mail are (more or less) finalised and JSCalendar ( https://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-ietf-calext-jscalendar-11 ) is i
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by nmjenkins 8y ago
Huh? FastMail has had a fully-featured calendar for years.
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by nmjenkins 8y ago
Just create a wildcard identity to match (*@yourdomain.com) – when you select this in compose, you will be able to edit the address.
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by nmjenkins 8y ago
While promising future stuff is always dangerous, I’m pretty confident we will have something for you later this year.
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by nmjenkins 8y ago
> Those prices are simply too high if you factor in the price of hw, hosting, sw, maintenance, etc. FYI ~70-80% of our business costs are staff. We are the primary maintainers of Cyrus ( https://cyrusimap.org/ ) the open s
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by nmjenkins 8y ago
We have been speaking with engineers at most of the large mailbox providers and server developers for many years, and made changes to the JMAP spec based on their feedback to make sure it can work for them. You will also find feedback and c
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by nmjenkins 8y ago
(I work for FastMail) We charge in USD, but the payment is processed in Australia. For some reason, American banks often block all payments processed outside of the USA; it's like they haven't heard of the concept of the internet
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by nmjenkins 8y ago
(Editor of the JMAP spec here.) We at FastMail are using standard IMAP/POP/SMTP, which we offer to all our customers to access their email. In addition, we have invested a large amount of time and resources in R&D to design a
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FBI arrests CEO over encrypted phones linked to Australian bikie murders(abc.net.au)
2 points by nmjenkins 9y ago|0 comments
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by nmjenkins 9y ago
https://topicbox.com – as Slack is to IRC, Topicbox is to mailing lists.
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by nmjenkins 9y ago
Do you really use both Dovecot and Cyrus? Which one do you use for what?
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by nmjenkins 9y ago
Well you must have updated the whois data or protection options with your domain registrar at the same time, whether intentionally or not. FastMail is just hosting the DNS. It cannot have any effect on your whois data.
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by nmjenkins 9y ago
Hello, primary author of Overture here. Wasn't expecting someone to link to this old site again! Anyway, a few quick points. Overture is the basis for both the FastMail ( https://www.fastmail.com ) and Topicbox ( https:/
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Millions 'stolen' in NiceHash Bitcoin heist(bbc.com)
2 points by nmjenkins 9y ago|0 comments
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by nmjenkins 9y ago
(I designed the FastMail 2FA system) Short answer to your question: no. We are concerned with both keeping other people out of your account and making sure you still have access to your account. For most users, the risk of losing their au
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by nmjenkins 9y ago
Just as an update since then: a JMAP working group was chartered at the IETF a few months ago, and is working towards bringing the spec to RFC status: https://datatracker.ietf.org/wg/jmap/about/
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by nmjenkins 9y ago
I remember reading this article a while back, and this phrase in particular stuck with me: > You will be fooled by a trick if it involves more time, money and practice than you (or any other sane onlooker) would be willing to invest. The
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by nmjenkins 9y ago
FastMail doesn't charge extra for multiple domains, so for two users it's just $5 x2 = $10/month.
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by nmjenkins 9y ago
You can also use U2F on Firefox with FastMail.
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by nmjenkins 10y ago
We (FastMail) have a solution to this. You can view the calendar in "floating time", in which we display every even in the event's own time zone. So you can see your Hong Kong events as they will be in Hong Kong, but your San
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by nmjenkins 10y ago
No, Stripe doesn't support this unfortunately. Pin does though (an Australian Stripe competitor).
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by nmjenkins 10y ago
Nailed it. I work on FastMail's web UI and we really care about latency mitigation; we know if we can make it fast with 300ms round trip times, it will be insanely fast for customers with shorter ping times.
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by nmjenkins 10y ago
We, FastMail, are not affected by this. We do not proxy TLS connections via any third party. We use CloudFlare for DNS distribution only, which is not part of this issue.
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Format=flowed: the little standard that couldnʼt quite make it(blog.fastmail.com)
1 points by nmjenkins 10y ago|0 comments
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Why JMAP is needed to replace IMAP(mailarchive.ietf.org)
5 points by nmjenkins 10y ago|0 comments
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by nmjenkins 10y ago
(FastMail developer here) The issue was actually that we support many different protocols (not just mail) and some combinations of clients/protocols have had issues in the past (it might have been some FTP clients I think, but can&#x27
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by nmjenkins 10y ago
We're not aware of any general issues like that. Please open a support ticket with the full details and we'll happily investigate: https://www.fastmail.com/action/support/
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by nmjenkins 10y ago
Hi. I'm a director at FastMail. I'm very sorry to hear of your troubles, and I'd really like to follow up on the support tickets to find out what happened. I realise you may well have moved on by now and I fully understand th
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Facebook launches Lifestage app for school teens(bbc.com)
1 points by nmjenkins 10y ago|0 comments
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Nintendo shares plunge on Pokemon profit warning(bbc.com)
2 points by nmjenkins 10y ago|0 comments

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