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by nolite 16y ago
gommm, can you recommend me your insurance provider? That sounds really interesting
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by nolite 16y ago
that sounds really expensive at $0.10/1000 if you want to do any serious analysis
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by nolite 16y ago
How can they be using the gmail if you control the DNS MX records? I'm really confused.. If somehow it actually works, try emailing them (perhaps they have a catchall address). If that dpesn't work, then delete the MX records while you wai
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by nolite 16y ago
that's not even close to Paris
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Ask HN: Incoming mail service for domains?
7 points by nolite 16y ago|2 comments
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by nolite 16y ago
I definitely appreciate the "I". It lets you connect with the person behind the operation
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by nolite 16y ago
If you want to program, try applying for internships. Forget about jobs in your degree field.. no one does that. Expand your horizons
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by nolite 16y ago
Read up on Recurly, Spreedly, and/or Chargify... and also read this: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2169870
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by nolite 16y ago
Some important factors.. what country are you in? What country are your subscribers in? Can you incorporate in a 3rd country? Regarding payments, there are nothing but horror stories regarding Paypal, and Google doesn't sound that much bet
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by nolite 16y ago
SE Asia.. cheap once you're there, easy to travel around. great experience. They might have slow internet though
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by nolite 16y ago
Are you sure they all understand its a joke..? (Ok, I know its in big letters at the bottom) The signup section is really attention grabbing and convincing though
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by nolite 16y ago
ah, ok.. got it.. So its basically an interface to Google Alerts then. Why not throw it on github and opensource it?
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by nolite 16y ago
umm.. whats the connection between Tiger Woods and Accenture? http://slinkingtowardretirement.com/?p=22559 And are all of the alerts from Google Alerts, or are you scraping news sites too from somewhere?
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by nolite 16y ago
I will say that having large forms at the right side of the page kind threw me off. Those kind of things, you expect more towards the center. Current background, its not at all clear what that means
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by nolite 16y ago
nice layout and design, esp for a weekend
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by nolite 16y ago
rest or http api? not limited to java or .net I hope
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by nolite 16y ago
yeah ok, but if they run you in a chroot environment, you get nothing. They're also under no obligation to add python to your PATH.. a ton of reasons this could not be the case
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by nolite 16y ago
you looking for any particular type of user (company), or are hacker types ok?
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by nolite 16y ago
is this documented, or something you just stumbled upon?
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by nolite 16y ago
impressed by the number of Europeans here
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by nolite 16y ago
$400 entry fee, wtf.. have they learned NOTHING from the netflix challenge?
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by nolite 16y ago
Google pay attention
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by nolite 16y ago
"What's to stop you from making use of that data?" This could https://ssl.trashmail.net/ been using it for years..
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by nolite 16y ago
no attachment support.. no mimetype support for anything but text and html.. not evident from the docs.. just errors when you try to send a jpeg definitely still in beta
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by nolite 16y ago
it would be nice if they had fields for the hire number (1st employee, 2nd, etc..)
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by nolite 16y ago
What do you use as a origin server for your static media? And how does cloudfront work.. when its cached on the CDN, how long does it stay there? Don't you have to pay for files stored on the CDN? Oh, and where's your drydrop fork? :) T
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by nolite 16y ago
After reading through the guides, this is the most simple and clear exposition of email deliverability and reputation I've ever come across. http://docs.amazonwebservices.com/ses/latest/DeveloperGuide/... (The mailchimp guide is also nice
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by nolite 16y ago
I wonder how well their mailing reputation is for high deliverability with this new service.. I've heard that mailing from EC2 was almost pointless due to its low reputation score
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by nolite 16y ago
Sorry, but people love to throw the "legal" word around loosely alot. Lets be specific here? What "law" would this be breaking? Who would enforce it, and under which jurisdiction? What case has set a precedent? If this is illegal, then
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by nolite 16y ago
If you have no money to put down, why won't you take a beginner, instead of something you apparently can't afford ("an iOS developer with a few years of experience and some apps that have made it to the store with some success")? just askin

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