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Of course it is. I've been doing it since 2001 or so. It isn't as easy as it should be, but it isn't that hard, either.

I had problems with mail acceptance only once, when one of my ISPs got me an IP address that was either used by a spammer in the past, or was in the same subnet that the spammers used. Other than that, no problems over the past 15 years, and I switched providers and systems at least three times over that time.

I'd encourage everyone to go ahead and do it. It isn't very hard, cost on the order of several dollars/euros a month, and you finally own your E-mail. I find it appalling that most people either use company E-mail (it isn't yours, anyone can read it, and if you part ways with the company you have a problem) or Google Gmail (Google does read it, trains its algorithms on it, and targets advertising based on that).

Don't worry too much about DKIM. It is no longer a good signal anyway, most spam gets it right.

So, if you're capable of it, go ahead and run your own mail server. I wish more people did it, so that we could avoid the "big guys" restricting E-mail. If more individuals ran their own servers, we could democratize E-mail again: it wouldn't be that easy to just reject E-mail for no good reason.

For the reference, the software I use right now is: Ubuntu LTS, postfix, postgrey, amavis, dovecot. I rent a virtual server at Hetzner.de.
Yes, it is possible. Here's a blog entry [1] I wrote some time ago how to set up your own email server that will accepted by major MTAs. I use my own mail server since 2004.

[1]http://draganmatic.com/init/default/show_page/1
My observation is that most criminals fall into a category that would be solved with "impulse control" pills and/or better mental health treatment. The big difference I have observed, independent of race, wealth, etc. is that people who have criminal records tend to "go off" while others do not. Otherwise it may as well be the same person.
I don't understand the units here. Surely a solar sail causes acceleration or deceleration, so its contribution would be in m/s^2, not m/s.
I think you have a somewhat distorted view of the average starting salary of a college graduate:

http://www.naceweb.org/s11182015/starting-salary-class-2015....
* Airlines - I have no idea how but it's more important than the latest app.

* Basic Infrastructure (e.g.,clean water, well maintained roads, sound bridges, beautiful parks)

* domain information groper (dig) - Build a better dig and the world will beat a path to your door!
Hard not to get angry about a comment like yours. The WWW did have a founding philosophy, one that was as close as you can get to "open web" without having lived through the ad industry takeover.

Edit: Does someone actually need to point out what Tim Berners-Lee has been talking about for some years now? Or where the original "stack" comes from? Are we all either SV fodder or Stallmans now?
And if you still want them, AWS supports enabling these for your outgoing emails.
Again, nobody in gamedev cares about "ordered." Knowing what you missed can still be important, of course, but in-order delivery is simply not a helpful role for the transport layer to take on. It has to be handled at a higher level.

There is nothing that XYZ/IP from RFC xxxx can do to make everyone happy in this space, and there's no sense in trying.
They are talking about MTA output. Mail input and archiving are still important factors.

I personally want to control my input addresses.

Hosting your own you can get funky wildcard postboxen.

Hosting your own you can archive all the mail without 3rd party approval.

I can see the advantage of the small amount of outbound being via someone else.
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I think this average takes into account salaries in other states as well, not just CA and NYC (where junior devs do make higher starting salaries). We've hired people fresh out of bootcamps at companies I've worked at in the past and in most cases, we offered them salaries pretty close to that of a recent grad.
> Email is one of the bastions of the decentralised Internet and we should hang on to it.

This.

I hope someone will eventually create an "E-mail server in a box" package for Ubuntu LTS, so that more people can run their own E-mail. I'm not saying it has to be super-easy for everyone, just that it should avoid unnecessary chore work (like configuring postfix to always use TLS, or plugging postgrey into postfix).
> RI could promote business growth

They tried that and it was a bit of a disaster...

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/38_Studios
What use has your cellphone number for ad tracking?
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My comment was about value (in the societal sense) not exit success.
I have played a bunch of Scott Joplins pieces. Ragtime is a very structured sound but it also had syncopation and the general sound of a Ragtime song. The only real ragtime composer I have ever heard of is Scott Joplin.
1. Creating a good IP reputation takes time, get a static IP from your ISP and gradually increase number of sent out emails.

2. Having multiple IP addresses and throttling helps if you send bulk emails.

3. Check email headers of spammed emails, they usually contain valuable info about the reason of being detected (SPF/DKIM ,...)

4. Check the contents of your emails and find out spam score of the content.

5. You can look into commercial solutions like: www.own-mailbox.com

6. Hillary, if it's you, don't do it again!
Long hours of debugging eating burgers. j/k

I was a fat kid who lost fat at puberty, and by 20s was about 75 at 5,9ish, reasonably muscular, but for various reasons went down to 59 (no health issues, just bad nutrition, sleep depravation, and over exuberance with programming) in mid 20s. I didn't even realize it was so drastic until someone asked my weight and I said 75 and they ROFL. I was pathetically skinny. I started lifting, specifically 5x5 (google it), and did bodyweight exercises. mainly pushups, chinups and squats, and this, along with some generous diet got me to about 80 in six months (probably 15% fat). I am not sure if in my case it was 'restoring' the 'native weight', but it certainly helped. Now mid 30s I make sure I remain between 75 and 80.

PS: Go easy on deadlifts. It gets pretty nasty if you have bad form and come close to lifting 50kgs. It will hurt everything when done wrong - shoulders, wrists, biceps, back, knees - just like it is supposed to build everything when done properly. Same applies to squats, rows and ohp. Practice under supervision of an instructor, or take it really really REALLY slowly to perfect the form. I did the latter. When executed properly, there is no exercise as exhilarating as deads, except probably ohp and chinups.
Sending email this way is typically known as smart hosting. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smart_host. It's a pretty reliable way of sending out email if your IP has a less than perfect reputation. In this instance less than perfect could be something completely out of your hands.

Are you an EC2 user, well there is a black list for those IP's.
Are you on a residential connection or a dynamic IP... there is a black list for that also. So you may have a perfectly configured MTA with a pristine IP and still have delivery issues. Using a smart host is perfect in these situations.

It's been mentioned before but part of running your own mail server is the process of learning and tweaking things to your liking. I remember the days when you could run a server on your own home connection on port 25 without any issues - but those days are long gone. A crucial part of every sys admins journey historically has been setting up and configuring a personal use mail server.

You can always run a mail server at home on a port other than 25 and have an upstream email service deliver it to your alternate port.

So if you'd rather not deal with filtering your own spam, or would like a excellent smart host with SPF and DKIM - let me know.

I'll provide commercial spam filtering with backup MX or smart hosting services to any HN user for 50% off from duocircle.com - just message me... running your own is sort of a right of passage.
I'm not sure why, but your comment is completely incomprehensible to me. I have met a decent number of drug dealers and I just can't place the personality type you're referring to. Is this just your stereotype of what a drug dealer is like? I was hoping you could fill in some more context, I guess, because I can't even think of a question to ask you to get more information. And I can't even comprehend your theory well enough to ask for clarification, because I don't understand who you're referring to.
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What were the nuts and bolts of making your web consulting business viable?

I seem to have an unusual amount of knowledge about web design using Google's Blogger platform. I wonder if that could become some kind of consultancy. I am not far enough along in thinking about it to really ask good questions about specifics. I am hoping people will just talk to me about their firsthand experience in making a web consultancy work in terms of practical logistical details.

Thanks.
I never felt comfortable with desktop envs, going back to KDE1 in the 90s. Used FVWM, Enlightenment, WindowMaker, LarsWM, Ion, WMI, DWM, spectrwm, Xmonad, sway, Weston, but never a desktop env due to missing flexibility and harder and harder config portability. My FVWM config still works, but GTK3 and GNOME configs are highly unlikely to work the same after 12 months.
PSA: If you run your own mail server and use that email address for password resets, please use a reputable hosting provider and dns provider, and turn on 2FA.

Don't let that often overlooked weak point be the way every one of your accounts gets compromised. Once they have your email, they have everything that resets via that email domain.
The idea is that with Solid like in Facebook you can define how much each group of people get to see. Your close friends can see a lot, acquaintances can see a little, and the general public can see not much or none. So companies would need your permission to be able to scrape in the manner you described.
I've been using Trello a lot lately to organize various small projects. I even save relevant articles to "read later" in the appropriate board.

I also really love Markdown for writing. Need I say more? It's perfect.
A semester of tuition at a top-50 private university is $20-25k. Seems reasonable.
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No. No error.

Pot smokers make bad decisions MUCH more frequently than sober non-users.

I am in a position to observe that -- lots of non-users and a few users, at our properties

It doesn't matter if 100,000 non-experienced people tell me my opinion (based on personal experience across 23+3 years) about pot smokers is wrong.

I actually have THE EXPERIENCE.

But, as I've said, and as I tell prospective tenants, it is not for me to tell you how to behave. My job, if you are a fan of repeated intoxication, is to keep you out of my apartments. That's all I do.

And in the past year and a half, 18 people have slipped under the tenant screening radar -- and got evicted for smoking on the premises.

We go to so much trouble to help people realize "hey, these people are really serious about this 'no pot' rule, this place isn't for me"

18 people in a year and half. Despite the fact we TOLD them, UP FRONT, no pot smoking (or cigars or cigarettes) on the premises. Before we even take a deposit.

Think about that. 18 pre-warned-and-now-evicted pot smokers. THAT'S THE POT. That's the bad decision making.

And you don't see or experience that. So I understand it's hard to grok, these pot smokers.
Those of you who run your own email servers -- do any of you run it from a residential connection with dynamic ip address? Or do you pay extra for a static ip address/host using a VPS?
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I've seen many, MANY times a lot of amazing articles and links here in HN. The problem is that I read only 20% of things I would like to read because of "not today, I'm too busy".

I would like to start saving all links, articles, and other information I'm interested in.

I'm curious, how much material here do you actually read and what are you using as your TODO reading list?
Higher circular orbits are indeed slower than lower ones. The shuttle goes around the earth in 90 minutes, the moon takes 28 days. Geosynchronous orbit, where one orbit takes one day, is in between.

What's confusing about transfers is that elliptical orbits are orbits where your velocity varies based on where you are in the orbit. Your speed is highest at perigee and lowest at apogee. In fact, your speed at perigee will be higher than the speed of an object in a circular orbit at that altitude. The reverse is true at apogee; your speed will be slower than an object in a circular orbit at the same altitude.

So if you and your docking target are both in circular orbits, and you increase your speed in order to catch up, then you will simultaneously be raising the other side of your orbit, half a turn away. The difference at your current location will be minute, but will grow every continuously over that half a turn. If you're docking in the next few seconds it won't be a problem (the docking mechanism will handle a small offset, and it equalizes your speeds provided the difference isn't too much). If you're still several minutes away, however, you might find that the extra radial velocity means that you fly over the top of your target.

If you miss and continue to follow your new orbit you will indeed find that your overall time to orbit is now higher than your target's. It may be many orbits before you again have a close approach with your target, although if the difference in speeds is small then it may appear from your perspective that you are in fact orbiting your target.
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This is exactly the point grandparent was attempting to explain.

The moon is going much, much faster than satellites in LEO. But it has so much farther a trip, it takes orders of magnitude longer to complete an orbit.

If you're behind a satellite in orbit and want to catch up, counterintuitively you have to decelerate. This slows you, but puts you in a smaller orbit. The effect of the smaller orbit greatly outweighs any loss in absolute velocity, so you catch up to your target.
> IF YOU SMOKE, you are the LAST person to know if your pot use has changed you, added some negatives to your behavior. "A doctor who treats himself has a fool for a patient."

This is key. As someone who has previously been on various prescribed medications which alter brain chemistry, I can absolutely say that you can't tell how it affects you while you're on any kind of drug that alters how your brain chemistry works. You may notice later, things that you didn't do or didn't enjoy, while you were on medication that affected your brain chemistry. But you'll always feel like you're thinking "normally", because that's how your brain chemistry is operating at the time.
It's an old concept sometimes called workfare. It can work until a government gets short sighted and cuts their budget by replacing employees/contractors with unemployed labor (let's use the homeless to mow the lawn at city hall!). At that point it's using an unemployed person to create another unemployed person.
What are you quoting? I said in combination:

• SCTP or RTCP for data that needs to arrive (both are reliable, multiplexed connection-oriented protocols, like HTTP2, where packets are demultiplexed into ordered sequences at the receiver, but are not forced into a global linearized order on the wire)

• RTP for data that can be dropped. (Using RTP's realtime-video streaming dataflow semantics, under which congestion-control is handled via the client's transport layer informing the server's application layer of a reliability rate, and the server being able to do things like send more/fewer packets, or just change the data being sent to an entirely different stream, in response.)
>Do you know the process of hiring for H1B? You have to _prove_ you can't hire a local, AND that the salary you are offering is fair.

Come on now. You can't actually believe this is how it works in real life.

http://www.cringely.com/2013/07/18/so-thats-how-h-1b-visa-fr...
Yes in theory all you need to do is update your SPF to whitelist Google's SMTP relay.
What about sites that require second auth with a mobile device?
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It's convenient but there's still a tradeoff. Even once you get to South Station, unless you work right there you then have to have your secondary commute inside the city. I work in Kendall Sq so for me it'd tack on at least another 15 minutes. In contrast it normally takes me 15-25 minutes total for my commute as is. That's a big time savings.

I also have a lot more flexibility, for instance not needing to worry about catching the last train at night if I'm out with my friends or something like that.

For me, I'd rather pay more money for the proximity and flexibility but I agree that YMMV and that for others it makes a ton of sense to go to Providence. And really, I'd much rather go to Providence than a standard suburb because at least I get some of the benefits of urban life there.
I don't think it was. It lasted a while, but that had to do with it being the first syndicated afternoon Disney animated cartoon. (Gummi Bears was a saturday morning one first.) It lasted a bit because of that, but around the same time you had the really popular cartoons and shows, like Tiny Toon Adventures, Batman the Animated series, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, and the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers.

Ducktales was a very well done series, but what appeals to adults doesn't always appeal to kids, and the Ducktales movie bombed so bad it canceled the rest of the movies based on Disney Afternoon shows.

For comparison, the best Disney Afternoon series in the states was Aladdin, which outlasted Ducktales by several years, and spawned several direct to DVD movies.
After 3.75 years of work experience, most of them will almost certainly be making more than a recent college grad.
Employers don't need any more efficacious reasons than balancing the health of the planet/people and profits.

The world doesn't have to kiss the ring of employers, and few employees have individual bargaining power as I do. I work from home. People were murdered fighting for an 8-hour workday. Look up Pinkerton. Something that by and large is still not respected to this day, we need stronger labor laws all around.

A law has to be passed to force it, because profits will always come before people otherwise. This is the history of the labor movement. It's just reality of how things work.

Another efficacious reason is as Nick Hanauer has argued, it's in the best interests of business to compromise on these matters, before the pitchforks come out.

As I was once told "every business gets the union they deserve". If you treat people right, you won't have people saying the things I do, changing the political environment.

And the final reason, it's just the right thing to do. Not much money will be made once the planet is destroyed or talented employees die early deaths.

In the shortsighted search for profits, all of these reasons are ignored, which is why we have labor laws and desperately need more.
Two 4x3 whiteboards in my home office/study/library. On my laptop I use Sublime. I don't know if others use Sublime the way I do, but what I use it for is, it allows you to create documents that are restored when you close and reopen the app without forcing you to save to a file. That is very useful to me and this is my digital scratchpad of sorts.
60km/s not the acceleration. It's the total contribution to delta-V over a long period of time.
NEITHER of them "seem reasonable"!
> Flatiron, a for-profit school, has seized on a clear need in the economy that some academic experts say reveals a failing among traditional universities.

Teaching highly specialized skills currently in demand has not traditionally been the mission of universities. In professions like architecture and medicine there is an expectation that new graduates won't have much in the way of practical knowledge about current practices, and so apprenticeships are more or less built in to the transition from student to practitioner.

Is a disinterest in teaching current professional practice really a failing of universities?

It seems more likely that bootcamps are simply a way for software firms to outsource part of the apprenticeship process. Most of the people who go to good bootcamps already have strong university educations and would likely have been able to be hired into junior dev roles anyway without the bootcamp.
Unsolicited feedback: less code so it's more readable across the room & sex the design up a bit.
Depends on where you are. At my company you generally need a Phd in something like CS, Math or Physics to even be considered.
hacker news now allows you to access your upvoted articles, so you can use that as a todo list, no ?
You can deploy end-to-end solution like zimbra (community version is open source and free). Has all necessary features (DMARC, SSL, clamav, spamassasin, and s-mime), really good webmail interface, some "cloud" file storage features (briefcase!) and more.
As more and more people depend on big providers like google and microsoft with they mail we should advertise as much as possible, and convert as many as we can to self hosted mail solutions. Mail is last bastion of free communication. And should last "neutral" as long as is possible. Big providers are bulling smaller ones marking mail as spam/junk or blocking entire address spaces on "we thing that we should, and we do as we thing" policy.
This has the public opinion problem that once you think about it that way, many things become life sentences on the basis that reform is scarcely possible.

Personally I think that people should be in jail for as long as they remain dangerous, but many people are not comfortable with that logic.
As long as your not Hillary Clinton.
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You did not "ask for evidence". You made judgments about the OP and me.

Your "racism is not a problem" agenda also blinds you to what was actually said. Neither I nor he "assume this is only a problem for black people". That's something you made up to argue with.

Again, it's not my job to educate you on this stuff. If you would like to understand the racial component to state violence in America, there's been plenty written on it, from before America's independence up to the present day.

If you won't bother to do that, I'm entirely ok with that. American opinions on race get saner at a rate very close to the birth/death rate:

http://content.gallup.com/origin/gallupinc/GallupSpaces/Prod...

Planck said that "Science advances one funeral at a time;" society is, if anything, worse. Thanks to white fragility, you may be one of the many white people that takes your ignorance to the grave, just like all those now-dead opponents of black/white marriages.

I'd rather spend my time on people young or curious enough to learn something.
Perhaps the world's conspiracy theorists have been right all along (2015)
I run my own for my own personal use...not public available accounts. I've never even looked at SPF, DKIM, or cared if I was in blacklists. I rarely send mail and receive lots of it.
I have a VPS I use as a smart host.