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You can't trust anyone. Okay, well, that's not exactly true. I trust a lot of people day to day, but really: the Internet is a dangerous place, filled with scammers and people who'd just love to con you out of all your hard-earned money. I never ...
blog.micahlindley.com
Many devs have reached out to us requesting for a personalized feed digest. We are thinking to take inspiration from Medium here and send automated personalized (topics you follow) emails to interested users. Would you be interested in this email di...
This is my 10 gotchas how I spend tons of time open sourcing 100 LOC. And my attitude to swap frustration with just enough motivation to become 1% better. All of that while sharing some value with the world (via this post and an open source package)....
rg.hashnode.dev
AMP ( Accelerated Mobile Pages ) is a technology known for developing super fast web pages on mobile clients. It has gained a lot of importance and is being implemented widely. Even Hashnode supports AMP (https://hashnode.com/post/hashnode-now-suppor...
blog.evilhead.me
Okay, this may sound crazy. I'm trying to figure a way to use my desktop mail client (like Thunderbird -----EDIT: After the responses received, I realise this is totally unreliable; I meant as long as my inbox (no matter how I access the inbox) gets ...
I receive 8-10 job proposals a day via email. And I just don't know how to react to it. Half of the letters are with not even relevant. How to stop it?
I've successfully configured a mail server with Postfix on Ubuntu, but for many obvious reasons all the emails being sent end up in the SPAM folder. I've done some research on the subject, but got a puzzled by the variety of proposed solutions.
I was thinking of breaking up a project across cloud servers, and I thought to myself -- how do you handle a mail server with a cloud hosted MEAN stack? I currently use an Apache VPS with CPanel and all that lovely safety net installed, and I was won...
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Hello community, which newsletters do you read religiously every week? Please share your list.
What are the hurdles faced by email clients and we still don't have HTML5 and CSS3 properties and rules in HTML Emails?
