eggsampler

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by eggsampler 8y ago
> But that’s the point [...] No, that's not the point. > Sure, you might not be able to use Google’s own servers to send that email That is the point. Why does Fastmail allow this where Google doesn't. At best, it's ign
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by eggsampler 8y ago
Sure, I get that. I get there is a whole weird and wacky world of email use that is considered legitimate and needs to work that way for a myriad of reasons. I don't get why their MTA cannot at least have an option to reject mail from
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by eggsampler 8y ago
I have received a spoofed email from my own domain, so I believe it's not just Fastmail domains but any custom domain on an account.
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by eggsampler 8y ago
I'm not certain, maybe there's a technical reason they can validate account credentials but not map credentials to addresses/aliases. Doesn't instill confidence either way.
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by eggsampler 8y ago
I've been a happy Fastmail customer too, until I was made aware that you can impersonate other Fastmail customers by just spoofing the email address. Their servers just happily accept it. SPF and DKIM all pass with flying colours, and
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by eggsampler 9y ago
The rollout didn't follow political seats. Numbers showed initial rollouts followed 67 labor, 61 coalition, 6 others. Anything more recent than that is really only attributable to the new NBN's MTM direction. http://www
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by eggsampler 11y ago
I'm on the southside and have an old p4 2.4ghz w/ 2gb ddr2, some asus motherboard, gpu and a coupla hdds. Unfortunately there's no case but if you can come grab it it's all yours. Also a raspi 1 model b and 22" lcd.
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by eggsampler 13y ago
It's also worth noting that a lot of the pay4botnet sites masquerading as stress testing services can't/won't do ipv6, which offers slightly more availability with ipv6 linked or dual-stack services - at least for now.