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by peppermint_tea 5y ago
that makes sense, without breaking the actual mail flow
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by peppermint_tea 5y ago
once you receive a message that you actually want, you could validate the signature and every subsequent communication from this sender is more likely a desired email than a spam
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by peppermint_tea 5y ago
no, because they belong to a residential ip block. it is easy to test... and the error message is without ambiguity.
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by peppermint_tea 5y ago
I would also challenge the "Google and Gmail account for a very small amount of the global mail-flow". 100% of the companies I worked at use office365 and Gsuite.
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by peppermint_tea 5y ago
google block residential ips. even with a specific message. not based on reputation, based on ip block. I am well aware that smtp have been abused for decades now, I run my own mail server and have no problem sending to google outlook etc.
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by peppermint_tea 5y ago
The solutions are already there... there is a lack of will from the corporations to implement them. google checking gpg signature? nope. The internet is unfortunately not user-centric enough, there is much more value in sending crap html e
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by peppermint_tea 5y ago
it is not about being liked, it is about feeling better. walking have always been my to go solution when I have the blues (not full blown depression though). I am not saying it will fix all your issues, but it MAY improve them a bit and it
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by peppermint_tea 5y ago
+ gerrymandering
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by peppermint_tea 5y ago
hahaha, was worth google'ing it
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by peppermint_tea 5y ago
sorry to hear for your father. I do love remote meetings though, I can mute myself and go do something else.
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by peppermint_tea 5y ago
to me, it was clear from the start that the vaccine was not PREVENTING the transmission of the virus, they were talking about a REDUCED transmission... but politicians(leading by polls) we were so in the rush(arguably legitimately) to resto
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by peppermint_tea 5y ago
Good arguments on both side, but personally, i'll keep on using it and I would really like my bank to do the same... :( dig +dnssec nsa.gov
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by peppermint_tea 5y ago
this is exactly why I created a chat service you can host on your home pc... I believe centralization by big corporations plus laws passed with various objectives made by various governments is the end of the internet as we know it. A tool
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by peppermint_tea 5y ago
my javascript blocker indicate me that reclaim the net website use ajax.googleapis.com and static.cloudflareinsight.com... a bit ironic.
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by peppermint_tea 5y ago
can't talk for OP, but they got a 10 year boycott from me because of this : https://wikileaks.org/PayPal-freezes-WikiLeaks-donations.htm...
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by peppermint_tea 5y ago
on a second thought, we could re-use the names and some of the texts on these slander sites with the newly generated posts (with the generated picture) to give website administrators a hard time figuring out which post is a real person and
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by peppermint_tea 5y ago
this makes my blood boil, the author is obviously technically savvy, but how damaging it can be for someone (even technically inclined) in this day and age. related horror story: https://www.nytimes.com/2021/01/30&
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by peppermint_tea 5y ago
although not a complete cloud solution, I just read the "how it works section" and it is quite cool. price is awesome too.
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by peppermint_tea 6y ago
thank you, I learned about service worker lately while doing some web development(not my usual cup of tea) and I backed off and used a rss feed instead because I found modern web too intrusive/google centric. Just disabled service work
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by peppermint_tea 6y ago
happy customer here. I do a simple rsync of my precious but not too sensitive data, daily. and for the more sensitive stuff, gpg before sending daily as well, the copies will add up but I prefer it that way. 10/10 great business
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by peppermint_tea 6y ago
thanks for your comment, about my temporary choice for aws: the reason is explained here : https://temporary.chat/qa.html "I dont like your dns, registrar etc : took amazon for the ease of use and because I am familiar
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by peppermint_tea 6y ago
the service works well, nothing to add :) you still having issue ending up in spam even when using mailgun? (based on the disclaimer on your site). I dislike how emails are now filtered by some close source algorithm, and that even if you r
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by peppermint_tea 6y ago
done
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by peppermint_tea 6y ago
redeploying on a more beefy instance with 8G ram :)
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by peppermint_tea 6y ago
got an out of memory :) HN loved it too much, running this on a 5$ machine with 1G ram :) it's back now
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by peppermint_tea 6y ago
even if user i_found_you seems to be out, i'll address his concerns here : thanks for your comment, about my temporary choice for aws: the reason is explained here : https://temporary.chat/qa.html "I dont like you
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by peppermint_tea 6y ago
first of all, apologies for the repost, a user commented on my original post that I should use "Show HN" so first and last time (or next time in 6 months, according to the guidelines). preface : After my cellphone started having
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Show HN: I Made a Chat Server(github.com)
20 points by peppermint_tea 6y ago|9 comments
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by peppermint_tea 6y ago
aahh, thanks, will do
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So I am creating a chat server
7 points by peppermint_tea 6y ago|3 comments

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