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by rsync 3y ago
Disagree. If you were in Manhattan the first week after 9/11 you witnessed tremendous solidarity and cooperation. It was, in some small way, life changing to witness.
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by rsync 3y ago
Jeff - I use twilio as my personal telco to send and receive sms to friends and family. What kind of business entity should I incorporate to continue texting my friends? How would you define my current “campaigns” and what kind of opt-out l
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by rsync 3y ago
"Once the cluster is online ..." Where will the cluster be hosted ? May I suggest that you get your IP transit from he.net ?
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by rsync 3y ago
The question I have is: Why isn't there a combined MTA/DKIM/DNS server ? Why am I installing and configuring and running and monitoring all of these different server software packages ? I'd like to have a single config f
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by rsync 3y ago
Interesting… I’ll bet it’s possible, just not organizationally possible… I’ll bet there are $80k Agilent / R&S rigs that can wire to a tower and do the entire cellular stack except for the PHY… Would love to see pictures of such
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by rsync 3y ago
I don’t think it is correct to say that twilio numbers are blacklisted - rather, they simply test/lookup as not true mobile numbers. Which they aren’t. Your bank then decides not to send codes to non mobile numbers but it’s not becau
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by rsync 3y ago
Leave the work phone plugged in at office and forward messages to an email inbox (or personal phone SMS) using the SMSForwarder app.
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by rsync 3y ago
Bottom line: so pleased that I had acme.sh sandboxed in a jail to generate certs… what a shitshow that ended up being…
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by rsync 3y ago
Anytime I think about these issues and this model I always wonder: Can you get a cellular connection over a wire? That is, instead of having 500 little radios connecting to one or two nearby towers, can you negotiate a direct connection to
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by rsync 3y ago
I’m surprised twilio doesn’t offer a “sim hotel” where you just mail in your actual SIM card and then interface with it over their api… It solves all of their terrible new a2p 10dlc issues and would be genuinely useful. Actually, there are
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by rsync 3y ago
No, this is easy. Twilio API has a simple lookup function (call over curl) to see provider and type of number. Also shows subscribers name (usually). I have this in a shell script and look up numbers all the time: /usr/local&
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by rsync 3y ago
I think I may do that. Or buy a "real" SSL cert that I don't need to fiddle with every few months. I think there are some browsers that won't even connect to HTTP/80 without a warning ?
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by rsync 3y ago
Here's the solution: https://kozubik.com/items/2famule/ (sorry about the bad SSL cert - I stopped caring after acme.sh blew up)
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by rsync 3y ago
Yes but what to do ? I had a nice acme.sh toolchain and process and then this silliness: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36252310 ... all for a simple site that never needed SSL in the first place. (luckily I only ran
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by rsync 3y ago
No, no battery swelling. The only minor hiccup I have had is that at some point the devices decide that enough time has passed that there must be a software update available ... and I ignore the prompts to do so ... which is fine ... ...
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by rsync 3y ago
2FA Mule: https://kozubik.com/items/2famule/
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by rsync 3y ago
No, park your 2FA number on a 2FA mule[1] and forward the sms anywhere you like. This solves the “voip number” problem. [1] https://kozubik.com/items/2famule/
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by rsync 3y ago
"Thanks for being a beacon of light in the dark." That's well put. It makes me very happy to live in a world where tarsnap exists and is priced in picodollars.
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by rsync 3y ago
The HN reader’s discount is lower than that these days (we probably "normalized"[1] parents account to reflect that). We also have .edu / student / nonprofit discounts. Email us. Finally, Debian and FreeBSD project memb
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by rsync 3y ago
You should consider this possible lesson: "Our simple model that fails gracefully did so and was simple to recover" Redundancies and failsafes are not free - they add complexity. 99.9% availability fails in boring ways. 99.999% av
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by rsync 3y ago
No, not limited. An rsync.net account can have any arbitrary schedule of snapshots - including days, weeks, months, quarters and years.
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by rsync 3y ago
Looking at your floorplan/schematic I think that the open window, next to the fan, in the kitchen, is hurting airflow. It is likely that your predominant air flow is right in that window and right out the fan. You could probably estab
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by rsync 3y ago
"Sweetened the World" is a good phrase and fits well the situation. One of the very best examples is sugar added to applesauce. It's particularly nefarious because many consumers may be attempting to avoid sugary food and p
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by rsync 3y ago
You and I were told by “experts” that amalgams of B+ rated mortgages could be, in combination, AAA securities. You and I were told by “experts” that SH had WMD and that the brief war would cost about 400M. Yes, I hope my scare quotes do, in
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by rsync 3y ago
"Is there any legal way to obtain your own data from these companies?" Of course there is: sign up and use their API. For many years I had the "Ekata Reverse Phone" API enabled in my Twilio account which allowed me, for
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by rsync 3y ago
Fixed. Thank you.
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by rsync 3y ago
"It may delight you to know, then, that they've started building ..." Unfortunately, "high speed" is a misnomer. This would have been high speed rail had it been deployed before 1990. At this time it is just "r
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by rsync 3y ago
Thanks! I have added that one-liner to the remote commands page: https://www.rsync.net/resources/howto/remote_commands.html ... although based on some of your siblings, I changed .dump to .backup ...
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by rsync 3y ago
In addition to the basebandy RF stuff that you expect the baseband to do, it also does real-time voice modulation and call quality things like echo and noise cancellation… things that high level OS would do too slowly. In 2023 I suspect t
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by rsync 3y ago
No, I suspect he meant GSM .. which is also sort of wrong-ish but does make sense…

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