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   by r2b2 4y ago

   I also felt this way (jumping from tool to tool) until I found Obsidian, which is just sugar on top of markdown files and normal folders: https://obsidian.md
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   by r2b2 4y ago

   I'd love to see re-purchase delay[0] and re-purchase rate[1] as well. Useful looking at multiple highly rated products and products that you go through more quickly (Eg. many bathroom supplies). -- [0] Time between a customer's p
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   by r2b2 4y ago

   TypeName, ClassName functionName, methodName variable-name, symbol-name # if possible variable_name, symbol_name
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   by r2b2 4y ago

   This keyboard looks wonderful except for the large distracting font in the number row. Why not keep the font consistent (or the same size with only a change in weight) throughout?
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   by r2b2 4y ago

   It's worth a lot of money for the ad-tech (consumer tracking) industry to understand. If a domain only occurs once in a user database, it's likely to be a personal domain. A data broker that sees the same domain in a few different
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   by r2b2 4y ago

   The problem with self hosted email is that your domain becomes a unique (or near-unique with a few domains) tracking reference.
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   by r2b2 5y ago

   On Mac, ⌘ + M minimizes a window (like on Windows) and ⌘ + H hides all of an app's windows. You can then use ⌘ + Tab [+ Arrows] to get back to both minimized windows and hidden apps. Combined, this window-access flow is simple yet powe
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   by r2b2 5y ago

   Deno is just a javascript runtime and standard library, so in theory you can already use coffeescript.
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   by r2b2 5y ago

   > Minneapolis still encourages residents to register their cameras, but Merchant said that doesn't give police "blanket access. ... There has to be consent from the owner." I'm glad a warrant-like system is the plan.
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    by r2b2 5y ago

    I live near the US / Canada border. For 30 years, lakes have been completely or partially frozen by this time of year, but we had a big thunderstorm and downpour last week. It's wild.
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    by r2b2 5y ago

    As an "SV outsider" geographically (but a tech founder at heart) being part the Pioneer program and a part of the founder community is incredible. As a Pioneer you become part of an alumni community that enables you to travel to a
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    Poll: Add /launch Page to HN?

    1 points by r2b2 5y ago|0 comments
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    by r2b2 5y ago

    I'd like a /launch page.
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    by r2b2 5y ago

    I like the new batched format.
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    by r2b2 5y ago

    I like the old format.
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    by r2b2 5y ago

    Something else.
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    Conscious Culture | Bridging Humanity with Execution(conscious.org)

    1 points by r2b2 5y ago|0 comments
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    by r2b2 6y ago

    There will be paid plans.
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    by r2b2 6y ago

    Yes, I will be launching paid plans.
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    by r2b2 6y ago

    1. Yes, only @owlmail.io domains for now. But, Owl Mail will allow for custom domains soon. 2. An upcoming feature will enable the creation of sender 'allow' and 'deny' lists for each Owl Mail address (With default sende
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    by r2b2 6y ago

    If you give your personal email address to hundreds of services online one of them is bound to sell or leak your email. By using Owl Mail (or Firefox Relay, etc.) addresses everywhere, you reduce your attack surface to one security fastidio
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    by r2b2 6y ago

    There is an additional problem with catch-all emails on a custom domain, the domain itself is a uniquely identifiable substring (easy for data-gobblers and advertisers to trade or sell). Why not use a relay service like [ https://
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    by r2b2 6y ago

    This gives you the benefit of disable-able email addresses, but not the benefit of privacy. Those companies (and once leaked, anyone) can use your custom email domain as a fingerprint for your online activity. (Source, I'm the creator
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    by r2b2 6y ago

    I've looked into building this for phone numbers. The main problem is that phone numbers are expensive to own. All the solutions that exist "rent" you numbers temporarily so that prices are reasonable.
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    by r2b2 6y ago

    Hi niftylettuce – I'm working on something similar – Owl Mail [ https://owlmail.io ]. I've discovered some cool new products in this thread and Forward Email looks great. I'm glad there are other people out there wo
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    by r2b2 6y ago

    Founder of Owl Mail [ https://owlmail.io ] here. It's easy for me to promise Owl Mail will not shut down without significant advanced notice (hopefully that never happens, but if it does I will provide a clear transition plan
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    by r2b2 6y ago

    Might be worth checking out Owl Mail [ https://owlmail.io ]. A few bonuses: • Larger attachments, 5MB + some wiggle room depending on the message size. • Replies (single and multi-party) in beta. • More addresses (a generous free
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    by r2b2 6y ago

    If domain succinctness is your dream, have a gander at Owl Mail [ https://owlmail.io ].
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    by r2b2 6y ago

    I built Owl Mail [ https://owlmail.io ] to solve this same problem. I think you will find Owl Mail a fast and easy to use alternative to FF relay. Congrats to FF Relay – more products in this space will be a win for better privacy
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    by r2b2 6y ago

    Only if Firefox makes it easy and free to create unlimited addresses and/or disposable address. I use owlmail.io for hundreds of accounts (major sites included) and haven't had an issue.