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I think that would hurt small businesses more than it would dissuade squatters of truly valuable domains. The trick is to move money from the squatters to the public and domain owners, not to the registry itself, that is basically just another big squatter.

Maybe a TLD like .app could increase the annual renewal fee to something like $100 while bundling premium features like business Gmail, Adwords credits or Google Cloud services, all usable only on that domain name. This way, low level owners get their money back, big corporations don't care and squatters are hurt since they can't make use of the services.
In my experience all VR has been rather gimmicky and poor. At least this one is cheaper/doesn’t require a headset.
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> late in launching

Dating is an unsolvable problem. You can't be late to it. There will be people being born looking to find SOs so long as the human race exists. Even if Match captures 100% of the market this year, next year, another batch of kids will enter the "I'm getting older and everyone I know is settling down" panic.
good AI will find the best match first -> people switch profiles to "married" -> average dating activity drops by a large %
There is an extension for Thunderbird called Thunderbird Conversations [1] for a conversation based UI that provides a look similar to Gmail (though it may not look like chat, which is possible and would look nice only for those who exchange short one or two sentence emails). As that addon says, "Don't forget to hit View > Sort By > Threaded in the menus." to use it. Perhaps this extension would help you.

[1]: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/thunderbird/addon/gmail-con...
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How I solved it:

Work from home and get up whenever you want. Whenever I had an episode of wakefulness, usually between around 2 and 4 am, I would get up, watch a video, and get back to sleep, (perfect external aluminum) blinds fully closed, and sleep until 10 or 11 am. So I would always get a a full amount of sleep.

I recovered from (long-term very low-dose) chronic heavy metal poisoning (treated with chelators) for years, turned out that was the source of my occasional sleep issues. During the long excretion phase (years) the problems got pretty bad, so I got to test what the best methods are pretty thoroughly.

That means you have to find a way to have no time pressure before noon and be able to use that time for sleep. Then worrying stops. I found that interruptions, while inconvenient, don't matter, your brain gets used to it and adjusts. What matters is that you get the full amount of 7-8 hours. How do I know? The last hour of sleep is different - if you get that last hour or not makes a big difference. It was all a lot more intense for me for a few years so I could get a good look at sleep phases. The worst one is the initial 1-3 hours, and the worst time is ~3 am. When you have issues such as my heavy metal problem that's the nightmare "I have cancer I'm going to die" hour (anxiety/panic attack, no factual basis). Somebody else asked about just this here, I don't want to tell them I suspect they may have a problem similar to what I had... base on my experience that is a sign that something is not right, chemically, in the brain.
How so? It's quite simple to tell what a web app does in my understanding. Chrome has many good monitoring tools.
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Please allow me to plug in my own project also, the bitbox console. It's a non portable, very simple to build (one chip, solderable by hand) arm32 console. It had a dozen games or so, all open-source.
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"Punched him in the face for looking weak." Unfortunately, that attitude isn't half as uncommon as one should hope.
If the choice is between paying with money and paying with my personal data, managing my e-mail is one of the things where I'm happy to pull out the credit card. (That's why my e-mail accounts are on places like fastmail instead of gmail.)

I get paid money for the software I develop too, after all.
This looks fantastic, I was just thinking about so many of these features being released in gmail. Like the chat bubble. Those things really speed up reading information. Kudos!!

Btw where are the electron haters?!
too little too late.
So because I called out people who misuse science to sneer at weak people, I must be an anti-vaxer.

I don't doubt there are lots of studies showing no MSG effects (not that anyone bothered to link to them). I even believe them, just that there may be other factors at play. Plus they only studied MSG, I doubt they studied the people who claim to be affected by it.

Did you miss the part where I brought up psychosomatic effects, culture-bound syndrome, mental illness, and questionable diseases? Do you want to contribute any hypotheses or just make fun of people?
looks nice - too bad it is not available for Linux.
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You can do the same in your browser by opening the developer tools and in fact it comes built in to the browser whereas on a desktop you'd have to install another app like Wireshark/Fiddler to see those requests.
I hope you make it paid by freemium method!
This looks pretty cool, I'm really pleased to see people writing new email clients, and you've clearly worked very hard on this!

I have a bunch of questions that I couldn't find out from the website (but are obscure enough that I shouldn't expect to):

* Is this a purely native app, or an Electron / Javascript app? Personally I'm only interested in native apps & Electron would be a deal breaker - but I'm weird, most people won't care.

* What format are you using for email archives? Mbox, Maildir? Can I import my Thunderbird / Postbox Mbox archives of 21 years of email?

* Can I turn off threaded & conversation views?

* Do you support POP3? (You only mention IMAP... I'm sure that would be fine, but I still have accounts configured via POP3.)

* Can I change priority of individual messages after they arrive? I sort my inbox by priority and then date-descending, not by date.

I'm a hardcore Postbox user and email is critical infrastructure for me, so I probably won't try it or switch anytime soon... but I'm always keeping an eye on powerful desktop email clients, in case I ever need to switch, or find something dependable that really blows away Postbox.

Well done! Looks very promising!
Looks very interesting. I personally would appreciate knowing I am entering my email into a waiting list rather than getting access. Also, why does there need to be a waiting list - to help stem the flow of analytics? Honestly curious.

I really want a good, modern email client and I hope this can be it.
> the low pay is a hint that too many people are trying to be employed in that type of job

I got two replies and BOTH completely ignore that my entire comment was about just this. I wonder, why do you reply to a comment whose contents you chose to completely disregard?

About the "teens": Low paying jobs are taken only by teens (I would accept even just "statistically speaking")? Hardly. Bad argument since your premise already doesn't pass a smell test.

Nor does that argument make any sense at all. Pay low wages because of "entry job"? That is completely made up after the fact, in order to somehow make paying low pages sound acceptable.
Thank you! Yes I was expecting some comments about Electron, however I don't think it is really deserved. It is possible to build Electron apps that doesn't use >1gb of RAM, and this is what I've also been trying to do, when I've tested it on my old Macbook Air, it consumes around 300mb of RAM
I've used DuckDuckGo for months. Only the very most esoteric of terms brings me back to Google, and I can count those times in the past months on one hand.
And here we see capitalist apologists trying to jettison capitalism and move over into feudalism.

By definition the only time a market can function is when no firm is large enough to have an impact on prices.

Amazon can. Amazon is too big and needs to be reduced into smaller chunks.

The best solution is a revenue tax for companies. Just how people pay an income tax and a consumption tax so too should corporations. That the largest will splinter into thousands of small ones is a feature that will kick start competition and get us out of the 'too big to fail' economic funk we have been in for 20 years.
I am the author of this paper. The semantics is far from complete and I am still working it. It is not a easy to formalize Rust completely. KRust is now just very very small step towards that. It may be not "useful" currently, but I think there will be a complete one if more people work on this.
Its electron, so hold on. Its going to be a matter of time I think!
Nice One..
God bless you for working in a space—native email clients—which seems utterly neglected nowadays.
Unfortunately, I agree with you. I'm saying "unfortunately" because it's such a shame that this sector is so closed off to innovation from smaller players just because it has become too important in our lives.

I might try this client with a throwaway email account, but never with something important.
No problem for paying a good mail-client.
I use it every day and if it saves me time (e.g. conversiation view, or better search) i will pay for it.

Would be nice if a bigger company sponsors such a project, then a greater audience will use it and the Developer could concentrate on developing and not on selling.
> FB could've not done this (at least outside Europe) but chose to do it.

Could they, really ? Would it have made a difference ? You can just log in, change your location to a European country and then delete everything.

> As a contrary example, look at Google or Twitter. They also have to follow GDPR guidelines wrt data erasure from 3rd party sites/apps. THey aren't choosing to offer this functionality outside Europe when, at least in the case of Google, they probably more data than Facebook.

Again, change your location and just delete it anyway. Do you expect them to ask for proof of residence ?
He had 2 years not 5+
It looks wonderful! Finally a good candidate for a successor of Thunderbird! I just hope you'll manage to finish your project.

By the way, when do you plan to release the beta?
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Same, changed my password a week ago and now I couldn't login with the recently changed password, already logged out of my devices. Had to reset the password.
No shit sherlock, I’m pointing out that Spain, a small market, is not representative of everything

Edit: should also point out you might just be a neckbeard or fogey and may be unaware of your more socially aware fellow spaniards using Facebook to date
With Google, you could delete your activity before GDPR requirements

https://support.google.com/websearch/answer/465
Tust is everything.

What does it change if you have an c53 audit of Version 1.0.0 and 1.0.1 has malicious code?
But how do you think this is bloat?
If there's not gonna be a feature where you are able to delete the whole history (and not one post, like, etc. at a time) then I don't see how it's gonna help the users.
It's not native, looks like an electron app
I've heard that bats prefer bigger insects and don't eat all that many mosquitoes.
No offense, but if everyone thinks like this we better not use email at all.
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From the landing page:

> Privacy & Security

> Total privacy - we do not have access to your email account, Ivelope only sends your email data and password between your computer and your email server.
The reason for having a waiting list is so that I can release it to a few people at a time. I don't want to release it to everyone at once, because if there is a large or annoying bug I haven't found. If I release it to a few people, let's say 50, only they will experience this possible bug and not everyone at once
Yes, but good luck convincing the (potential) users of your app :)
The webapp can send your data wherever once it has the data, chrome won't log http requests if they were made server to server etc
> but it's not mainstream, and it's not going to be!

Why are you suggesting jsonnet then?
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People just add mutual friends who look cute maybe at thw recommendation of a friend, they start messenging each other, boy asks girl out, rest you can use imagination

Safer for a girl than meeting a rando off tinder or okc in terms of online dating
Maybe 'native' is the wrong word, but I meant non-web-app.
Russian bots probably
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For some of us, email is so important that we are prepared to pay a LOT for a really great client. I'm currently paying around $150/year for Photoshop - email is more important to me than Photoshop. For the right program, I would happily pay $99 for a major release. I think that's what I used to pay for Eudora many years ago.

Postbox currently only charges $40 for a lifetime free-upgrades license. In my case, they are definitely leaving money on the table, I would've paid a lot more.
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Thank you! Version 0.9 is out right now, and I have released it to a few people in the waiting list, I'm fixing bugs and iterating, so expect to get a download link pretty soon
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OTOH we're eradicating dozens of species every day without thinking too much about it. Maybe we should eradicate a couple that are actually harmful to us.
Yes exactly. Also, there are ways to offload some of the background tasks to Rust. If you can do that, your app is gonna be consuming way less memory even with new features. Please consider it!
> I’m ok with getting lots of attention and recording videos of myself.

I don't know if it was on purpose, but that last part sounded quite condescending.
I think it is a little ambitious to think that dating will disappear because FB announced a feature :)
I hope no C64 had to suffer in the making of this.
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There is an SDL port for the Switch but it's under NDA and you need to request access for it [1].

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Nothing's really safe nowadays
> Show HN: I've spent the last 2 years building a new email client

Where is the corresponding "Ask HN: What requirements should I consider before writing a new email client?"
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It still needs a real keyboard matching the case holes.
For me, an additional concern is being tied to this client after using it. Every offline mail client has its own storage formats (mbox, maildir, SQLite, another database or a mix of these), and so moving across clients is not an easy exercise unless the clients support multiple formats for import. I would also like to see how the client behaves when one single mailbox is more than 20GB in size, with at least one of the folders being around 3-4GB by itself. Claims that searches happen in milliseconds need to state the size of the mailbox and the folders (and also include enough variability in the content for the index to be large enough).

I certainly like the idea of new email clients, especially those that integrate with Exchange calender (a weak point for Thunderbird even with extensions). But in my view, building a fast, robust and feature rich email client would take about an effort of 10-30 person years or even more, depending on the feature set. This one seems to stand at a mere two person years, and so my expectations would be quite low (though it's still in beta and states upfront some of the important features it's missing).

P.S.: I'm a supporter of Thunderbird and donate money to the project. https://donate.mozilla.org/en-US/thunderbird/
I've downvoted you for your sheer negativity.

This is a person who's worked 2 years on a project, in a neglected space where companies don't go because they can't make money.

He deserves praise for taking the time, creating something that's different, and thinking through the idea. Well done!
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Just such soft slippers we get to wear, on our way down the stairs. I get how it's preferable to the boots our ancestors had to wear on their way up the stairs, but comments like yours make me wonder about that.
You are not weird. More and more people think that Electron is bad
As far as I know, Gibson guitars have been okay during the years. Opposed to say, Fender which had some bad years.
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There is also the option of Patreon
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Really think the industrial design team at Oculus are outstanding, I was blown away with how nice my Rift headset looks, feels and how well considered each device is.

This is before I get into the Touch controllers which become invisible the fit so naturally to your hand.

Really like the design of the Go too but wont be buying one because for me the hand presence is what makes VR.
1. It's an Electron app, but it is built to use as little RAM as possible, when I run it on my old Macbook Air, it consumes only around 300mb of RAM maximum, which is less than what Finder consumes, and I consider everything over this limit to be a bug.

2. Currently not supporting Mbox/Maildir but downloading emails directly from the server, however an import of this is on the todo list

3. Re: turn off conversation view: not at this time. Do you prefer not having it in a conversation view?

4. No POP3 yet

5. I think you can achieve this using folders/labels in Ivelope

Thanks for the positive encouragement!

Edit: formatting
Did someone review your code? 2 years working on your own sounds like a caveman.
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