I absolutely hate it when a blog doesn't have a date or has incomplete dates. When was this posted? Someone else here posted a link to a related post (https://back7.co/home/raspberry-pi-recovery-kit). A "related…
It's more of a no-pin limit. Payments above AUD100 can still be contactless, the POS terminal asks for the card's pin. I'm not sure if there's a hard limit at all to NFC payments. I've done some >$1000 transactions…
CERN sponsors Kicad for EDA.
Exactly. So is my LG G7. IP68, who wants better than that?
A link to subscriber-only content on a public news site?
Fucking smartphones and cars that need a musical jingle when they turn on and off, which you can't disable.
Oh no, not WorkMail. That costs ~US$4/user/month, which is not what I want at all. Check my response to your parent post.
SES has rule sets for receiving email. I have one rule that matches all the blocked recipients (addresses at my domain that receive spam), which bounces with 'mailbox does not exist' (then stops rule processing), then…
> GST. Found the Australian!
I've long held the thought of having a mailbox that receives [everything]@[domain], except certain blacklisted addresses. As certain addresses get spam and/or I lose interest in the business I gave the address to, I add…
I absolutely hate it when a blog doesn't have a date or has incomplete dates. When was this posted? Someone else here posted a link to a related post (https://back7.co/home/raspberry-pi-recovery-kit). A "related…
It's more of a no-pin limit. Payments above AUD100 can still be contactless, the POS terminal asks for the card's pin. I'm not sure if there's a hard limit at all to NFC payments. I've done some >$1000 transactions…
CERN sponsors Kicad for EDA.
Exactly. So is my LG G7. IP68, who wants better than that?
A link to subscriber-only content on a public news site?
Fucking smartphones and cars that need a musical jingle when they turn on and off, which you can't disable.
Oh no, not WorkMail. That costs ~US$4/user/month, which is not what I want at all. Check my response to your parent post.
SES has rule sets for receiving email. I have one rule that matches all the blocked recipients (addresses at my domain that receive spam), which bounces with 'mailbox does not exist' (then stops rule processing), then…
> GST. Found the Australian!
I've long held the thought of having a mailbox that receives [everything]@[domain], except certain blacklisted addresses. As certain addresses get spam and/or I lose interest in the business I gave the address to, I add…