posperson

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by posperson 1mo ago
Why would anyone use this over InvoiceNinja?
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by posperson 3mo ago
No suggested pricing is a real killer. Will this be dollars, tens of dollars or hundreds of dollars per year? Email deliverability from .agent is likely to be terrible even from mailservers with good reputation, similar to how bad .work and
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by posperson 5mo ago
Seems like a neat project, but outside of Fastmail and selfhosting your own mailserver, there has not been much traction for JMAP over the decade it has been around. IMAP meanwhile is still nearly universally supported, and there are many i
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by posperson 5mo ago
Economically the EU might not keep pace, but the built infrastructure to live an enjoyable life is there. I certainly had a delightful time visiting the winter markets across Europe, and it seemed like there were a fair number of people liv
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by posperson 7mo ago
213.136.8.188 appears to not respond to telnet from any ISP I attempt to connect to it on, I wonder if its just not bound to port 23 on IPv4 or the ISP is filtering port 23. IPv6 works fine to connect.
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by posperson 9mo ago
There are so many businesses that are operating without a website and without reviews. The bottom line is if you are selling electrical equipment to Amazon, do you really need a web presence or reviews? Your internal advocates will make sur
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by posperson 1y ago
Your link is broken, accessing your domain requires a www. Hope this helps your conversion rate!
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by posperson 1y ago
Perplexity using Cloudflare on their own website with the WAF security settings turned up is quite ironic
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by posperson 1y ago
That is an illicit robocall, and you can pursue Backblaze under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act. I would recommend filing a small claims court case, there is no gray zone for Backblaze to be making AI robocalls in.
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by posperson 1y ago
Or they can "One Plus One" you where they ask you verification questions from your credit profile to verify you are who you say you are.
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by posperson 2y ago
Cisco Unified Call Manager almost certainly has vulnerabilities, as does Metaswitch which has shambled along in network cores after Microsoft publicly murdered it, Oracle SBC is often wonky just doing the basics, whatever shambling mess Tea
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by posperson 4y ago
Verizon also will mark your line as hotlined, disabling all functionality if you use a device that works but they don't like or if your late in payment or trip up another undisclosed trigger. https://community.verizon.com&#x
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by posperson 6y ago
Are you sure about this? AT&T has been building sites at a fast clip to fulfiul their FirstNet obligations: https://about.att.com/newsroom/2019/fn_purpose_built_cell_si... T-Mobile has also been doing a big ru
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by posperson 6y ago
iPhones are using Gbps interfaces to interact with NVMe, that is part of how they perform better than competing phones: https://bgr.com/2016/08/18/iphone-vs-galaxy-note-storage-spe...
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by posperson 6y ago
Which network are you on? Verizon's Nationwide 5G is slower than 4G: https://www.pcmag.com/news/heres-why-verizon-iphone-users-mu... AT&T is in the same boat as Verizon: https://arstechnica.com&#x2F
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by posperson 6y ago
Microsoft fired their Quality Assurance staff, hence the regressions in reliability: https://www.ghacks.net/2019/09/23/former-microsoft-employee-...
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by posperson 6y ago
I thought these were pretty regulated? Hence groups like Marine Safety Supply existing, just to check that the safety gear works, has batteries, isn't degraded from harsh conditions, etc
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by posperson 7y ago
This sounds like two Point of Sale software companies I used to interact with. PCAmerica sold themselves to a credit card processor that was then also acquired, and the POS software has been frozen in amber the last 5 years (with the same t