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aine

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    Comment #47059953

    Hello, Aine here, one of the etke.cc developers. The stats of the matrixrooms.info instance is what matrixrooms.info instance sees - it is not whole Matrix Federation. Here is the …

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    Comment #45288043

    we stopped offering identity server a long time ago because of the privacy concerns the whole concept raised and the fact the only non-Sydent option at that time was basically aban…

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    Comment #43120731

    Matrix.org is the hugest public Matrix server, plus $100k is not just infrastructure costs, but development and maintenance of the bridges as well. As an etke.cc developer, I can a…

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    Comment #43120480

    at the same time, they (Element) focus on bigger customers, where they can make bigger money and then fund the Foundation. On the contrary, etke.cc focuses on small, independent Ma…

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    Comment #42080918

    "plain matrix" sounds a bit wrong - we put great effort into maintaining numerous of components of the playbook, including bridges, so it has a lot to offer. Alternatively, you can…

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    Comment #42035890

    Alternatively, you can just get your server managed by https://etke.cc - the developers of the MDAD paybook - and not worry about the server part at all Disclaimer: I'm Aine of etk…

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    Comment #42035877

    at the same time, we are developing MDAD playbook, referenced in https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42034100 I'm Aine of etke.cc, and yes, we can ease your pain by managing the s…

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    Comment #39394592

    Another option is https://etke.cc - truly FOSS managed hosting, both on-premises and cloud, huge list of supported components, priced by complexity, not users. Disclaimer: I'm one …

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    Comment #39219625

    emm is quite simple, so yep, you totally could adapt it - just replace matrix part with your own thing

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    Comment #34816504

    The definitive guide about sending emails that covers everything, from parsing recipient email and finding recipient SMTP server to ‘Email has been sent’ notification.

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    Comment #33571800

    Apparently, it's not so easy

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    Comment #32489406

    I do the same thing for the last several years and the only email that was spammed is the mailbox used for Digital Ocean. Seems like they had some leak (or may be sold that data, n…

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    Comment #30428021

    > If only there were some kind of decentralized linked list of prohibitively-expensive-to-counterfeit ordered records that he could have leveraged to prove to the world that his tw…

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    Comment #29756562

    Matrix protocol has a lot of features, some of them is not even used by clients (stable versions) yet. But the point is matrix client app. Let's take element (usually it's a defaul…

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    Comment #29662236

    Who cares? The thread is interesting, so if that's an ad campaign - it's a good one.

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    Comment #28963005

    Wow, never heard of that website before! Now spending an hour every day, because it's so cool!

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    Comment #28900295

    > families don't need VPNs Our observations are very different, but OK. What about small business with 5-10 employees? They definitely need VPN, especially in WFH era. And no, they…

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    Comment #28899959

    Sorry, I want to warn you, the following comment text contains rage and rants, please, do not read it if you don't want to see such things. Every goddamn article I read about wireg…

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    Comment #28541671

    yes, recipient sees your email address (of PayPal account)

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    Comment #28484715

    Well, maybe, but it works as "single monolithic versioned protocol" with different server implementations, and it works OK-ish. I understand that's not perfect and such approach ha…