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yenoham

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    Comment #42181483

    This is what Mailosaur[0] offers - countries available depends on tiers though due to the number operating costs and associated regulations. [0] https://mailosaur.com

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    Comment #42176926

    Open-source is good for solo and small projects, but there are commercial solutions with continuous support, etc. and other features (e.g. SMS) like Mailosaur too https://mailosaur…

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    Comment #26817405

    Somewhat related anecdote. Whilst we didn't get cut off, we found a huge drop-off in time to receive, and the quality of, support from our live chat/support messaging provider. Hav…

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    Ask HN: What is the best way to record a terminal session?

    I am writing some documentation for our product. In it, we need to document several terminal command sequences, like what you see on this Cypress guide - https://docs.cypress.io/gu…

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    Comment #16382619

    I co-founded a business, specifically around email testing, largely for the reason you mentioned. When developing we often skipped things like plain text, and usually only did a cu…

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    Comment #14744480

    OT but I really like the website - do you mind if I ask who created it?

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    Comment #14027885

    Also https://mailosaur.com Disclaimer co-founder

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    Comment #14027867

    I'm co-creator of mailosaur.com We added both the SMTP option and wildcard email address suffix for this reason - Some people want to use SMTP to catch all, others prefer specific …

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    Comment #13296375

    Has anyone here gathered a bunch of resources similar to this, especially around early-days bootstrap Marketing for SaaS? We created our product as a group with engineering backgro…

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    Comment #7846009

    But their reasoning for not entering your real password into a checker is "...unlike this one, some may be fake" Then they follow it up with "Why not get your family, friends and w…

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    I completely agree. One of the main things I like about HN's simplistic style, is that within a few seconds I can scan a dozen or so entries and filter out what I'm going to look t…

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    Comment #6249698

    When articles like this are submitted to HN, can we have a discussion on what us as individuals can actually do (if anything)? I'd rather drop 100 comments on general FEELING towar…

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    Comment #6082258

    This is why I believe the 'opt-in/out' switching should be as seemless and accessible as possible - if it is, then to my mind this is no closer to censorship than the film classifi…

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    Comment #6081975

    I'd forgotten all about Irreversable - I purchased the DVD, then later on sold it on eBay... does this now mean I'm a 'user' and distributor? We'll have to see for sure, but it see…

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    Comment #6081947

    TL;DR - "Yea I guess, but..." Personally I don't have huge a problem with the default filtering; most households (with or without kids) don't have the knowledge to effectively enab…

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    Comment #5920369

    We use C#, but by the looks of things it should be a pretty straight forward sample to knock-out for the common languages: C#, Java, node, Ruby, Python (possibly PHP to keep everyo…

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    Comment #5920331

    I like the concept of this; we've had a similar problem in the past and tried to build an in-house solution which kind of worked; but we ended up wasting a bunch of time on it. You…

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    Comment #4797539

    I find it remarkable that the 'management' would want to do this. This make their company look ridiculously out of touch; by now LOTS of people have seen and edited this code thems…

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