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(Quote) Indeed. For ordinary email usage, MXroute is a great choice, but above, I took the OP's usage not to be ordinary email usage. (MXroute also has a limit of 300 emails per hour.)
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(Quote) It's not entirely clear what you're asking If you need to send hundreds of emails everyday, you'd do best to use a mail-sending service like Amazon SES or MailChimp
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(Quote) I guess that what I was trying to say is that RN know where the friendly (to them) zones are -- beyond LET/LEB, this would include HostedTalk -- and where the less friendly (to them) zones are (this would include LES). Whatever one may thi…
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(Quote) But you shouldn't underestimate the sheer number of people in the world who want double bandwidth :)
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(Quote) I don't think that RN would venture here. RN live in such a symbiosis with LET/CC that they would not want to risk venturing away from the nest.
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(Quote) Well, if the word had been pop (in small letters), I probably would have thought of a fizzy drink, :) but POP (in capitals) suggested an acronym ... :)
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(Quote) I kept reading this as a new Post Office Protocol in Manchester -- how cool, I thought :) (I'll show myself to the door :) )
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(Quote) In the case of IH, I've heard that there's a trick such that if you first install an OS from a template (as opposed to from an ISO), then the CPU will be passed through. (Apparently, this is due to a bug in SolusVM.) Afterwards, yo…
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(Quote) I've never used ProtonMail, but I don't doubt that they're a very good email provider. Beyond any technical advantages (but I'm not sure that there really are any), I think that ProtonMail are also selling "peace of…
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Somehow this thread makes me think of the Chilean song El pueblo unido jamás será vencido ('The people united will never be defeated') :)
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(Quote) Don't spam, don't spew nonsense
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(Quote) It's not about security per se -- Gmail is strong on security (or they're stronger than or as strong on security as any other email provider, as far as one can tell). It's more about "your being the product", i.e., …
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(Quote) I no doubt missed the crucial detail, but what was at the origin of the bus photo meme? :) (Something VirMach-related?)
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(Quote) Just to add to what @TheDP said, a few years ago, LET/LEB (but especially LEB) were in a neglected state (neglected by the owner(s)), which was the main motivation behind Ant's starting LES.
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(Quote) Rain is now an admin There are six mods, but Pie seems to be the most active/visible
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(Quote) There may be other factors at play. (I'm speaking in general, not of @Jord in particular.) One factor may simply be a kind of inertia: one you become a moderator, you stay a moderator, unless you have a strong reason for resigning. Wh…
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(Quote) It's not so complicated. :) There's educational value in trying to convey some of the complexities of history. :) You're right that a fork of a fork is still a fork, but a fork of a fork of X isn't necessarily a fork of…
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(Quote) It all looks very questionable to me, but at least they offer StarOffice 6 and 7 for free (even though they very probably don't have the right to do so). I would have thought that Oracle acquired StarOffice with the purchase of Sun. A…
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(Quote) First of all, this thread is a dramatic overreaction by the OP. Second, the low-end provider in question very probably just had an unfortunate incident, so there's no need to name and shame the provider as though the provider systemati…
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(Quote) If you don't mind, a few comments on your blog post: :) (Quote) Strictly speaking, the open source version of StarOffice produced by Sun was called "OpenOffice.org". People often called it "OpenOffice", but its offi…
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(Quote) In principle, I can kind of see why a portable LibreOffice -- a portable LibreOffice that runs in a browser -- might be attractive to some people in some circumstances. Nevertheless, given the sheer size and complexity of LibreOffice, I don…
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(Quote) Or perhaps: "too much, too late". This is a gem: (Quote) In general, I'm very skeptical about the "do everything in a browser, assuming a good internet connection" trend, but I find the quoted statement very amusin…