madflo

7 ms·

1.
by madflo 3mo ago
That would be a good one! Count me in!
2.
by madflo 3mo ago
putting my old man cap on and I would like to weigh in on the US admin export control on Mythos. It does remind me of the mid-1990s when suddenly asymmetric cryptographic tools such as PGP became a reality and a wide usage possible due to t
3.
New RFC 9989 for DMARC and updated guidance for postmasters(dmarctrust.com)
2 points by madflo 4mo ago|0 comments
4.
Back from 1 week in SF from Paris(poxx.net)
4 points by madflo 4mo ago|1 comments
5.
by madflo 4mo ago
a few notes on what I heard and how I felt about software+products+labs
6.
by madflo 6mo ago
I have been a customer of OVH’s new Zimbra Starter service. It works for my personal and professional needs, CalDAV and ActiveSync are active. I do not use the web interface so no feedback on this.
7.
by madflo 10mo ago
To the best of my knowledge opendmarc-reports does not perform a DNS check for external auth, but I might be mistaken. Major hosts (Google, Zoho, Yahoo, Microsoft) are checking for sure. Japanese hosts are the worst offenders. I will try to
8.
by madflo 10mo ago
I do operate DMARC report processing service and I have to agree that outdated reporting addresses living in DNS records (in my case, previous customers of mine still using their reporting addresses) are an issue. Although the RFC 7.1 secti
9.
by madflo 7y ago
ILFORD is still selling photo paper in rolls with the specific chemicals required for regeneration of baths. It does allow a skilled lab operator to use Durst Lambdas or even a 1hour laser-based minilab like a Noritsu QSS or Fuji Frontier t
10.
by madflo 9y ago
I am living in Lille, France, where Gobee.bike begun its French expansion. I am commuting by bike and as a cyclist I do agree with the comment above. Dockless bikes quickly became a nuisance, a few days after gobee.bike released their fleet
11.
by madflo 9y ago
12.
New Studies Rely on the Internet for Help Treating Cancer Patients(wsj.com)
2 points by madflo 10y ago|0 comments
13.
by madflo 10y ago
Former Evangelist team member for Mailjet here. Mailjet added an Inbound API called ParseAPI. Even if the name is different they are able to process inbound emails :-) https://www.mailjet.com/feature/parse-api/ Qu
14.
Nothing personal: you’re talented, but you suck.(medium.com)
2 points by madflo 12y ago|0 comments
15.
Successful Developer Evangelists Turn Into Account Managers(elie.li)
1 points by madflo 12y ago|0 comments
16.
by madflo 13y ago
We are based in Lille, a close stop from London (90min), Brussels (30min) and Paris (50min). All the talks are in English and we will have a great selection of Belgian beers :-) (and alcohol free beverages). More information : https:/
17.
Show HN: Take Off 2014 non-profit tech conference in Europe(takeoffconf.com)
27 points by madflo 13y ago|12 comments
18.
Best Web Designs of 2014 Design Conferences(line25.com)
3 points by madflo 13y ago|0 comments
19.
by madflo 13y ago
Is it really built on top of Twilio?
20.
by madflo 13y ago
Amazing lineup, I can't wait to see Salomon of dotCloud on stage.
21.
Show HN: TakeOff conference, Lille, France, January 16th and 17th 2013(takeoffconf.com)
10 points by madflo 14y ago|0 comments
22.
by madflo 14y ago
We tried to build the event that we all would like to attend. I hope that European Hackers will enjoy our proposal !
23.
by madflo 14y ago
The 35 hour workweek is not as simple as "only working 35 hours". It is the case for blue-collar workers (ouvriers) but things are less rigid for white-collar workers and management (cadres). "Ouvriers" are paid by the hour and "Cadres" per
24.
by madflo 14y ago
I don't know exactly the protocols behind Exchange (IMAP ? MAPI ?), but it seems to me that it is, for now, Google's prefered way of accessing emails & calendars from a mobile device (at least from iOS).
25.
by madflo 14y ago
Paris is quite cost-effective for Europeans; a quick train ride from London, Brussels or a 1 hour and a half flight from capitals of western europe. I'm not especially defending the choice of Paris. Brussels or London or Berlin would have b
26.
by madflo 15y ago
My grand-parents, at 86 and 87, recently had multiples surgeries: eyes, hips, pacemakers... They are quietly approaching the bionic state. Those are costly procedures, taking place in public hospitals without any extra. Yay for socialized m
27.
by madflo 15y ago
French national who visited Canada a few months ago here. I crossed the US/CA border with only a small backpack ( I left my luggage at the bus station ) and the US border agents after the Rainbow Bridge where fun and welcoming. It wasn't th
28.
by madflo 15y ago
Related : http://www.codinghorror.com/blog/2007/09/youre-probably-stor... + comments.
29.
by madflo 15y ago
If your software is able to decipher something, someone else could do the same.
30.
by madflo 15y ago
This is called a NIC handle : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NIC_handle This is not some crazy French law; Gandi has been in the registrar business for quite a long time and OVH loves standards :-)

More ›