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(DIR) Post #9hB2Hf7LIHYF0hF584 by fitheach@mstdn.io
2019-03-26T22:40:15Z
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AMP for Email.Noooooooooo.
(DIR) Post #9hB2bNweqkgpXieJlo by gedvondur@hulvr.com
2019-03-26T22:43:48Z
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@fitheach Like Cisco AMP?
(DIR) Post #9hB413Dwc4tolDXMmW by fitheach@mstdn.io
2019-03-26T22:59:39Z
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@gedvondur It's a Google technology standing for : "Accelerated Mobile Pages". AMP pages are stripped down versions of webpages and cached on Google servers for faster loading. Of course, it means Google gets to see all your traffic.Google announced AMP for Email last year and now it is being rolled-out for Gmail, Yahoo Mail and others. Yet another way for Google to pry into your privates.
(DIR) Post #9hB4BxkbIqgkyG0zXE by gedvondur@hulvr.com
2019-03-26T23:01:37Z
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@fitheach Ah, I see. I only use gmail, so they pretty much own me anyway. AMP from Cisco is Advanced Malware Protection, an endpoint protection solution.
(DIR) Post #9hB4MtThWq1guBK4K8 by fitheach@mstdn.io
2019-03-26T23:03:36Z
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@gedvondur I was going to say that is completely different, but I'd consider any AMP emails to be mailware.
(DIR) Post #9hB4P3VnC7JsbTKdBg by gedvondur@hulvr.com
2019-03-26T23:03:59Z
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@fitheach Heh, you are not wrong.
(DIR) Post #9hB4czTsyfAU9l5JAW by fitheach@mstdn.io
2019-03-26T23:06:31Z
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@gedvondur Oops, just noticed my typo. Actually, mailware isn't bad. 😃
(DIR) Post #9hB4lSHHnO2FmiE9uy by gedvondur@hulvr.com
2019-03-26T23:08:01Z
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@fitheach I knew what you meant. 😉
(DIR) Post #9hB5sF4JPCqUnXxWKG by nik@letsalllovela.in
2019-03-26T23:20:28.914164Z
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@fitheach i thought you were joking ;-;https://www.blog.google/products/g-suite/bringing-power-amp-gmail/
(DIR) Post #9hB6NcOQjfci7BKYDY by fitheach@mstdn.io
2019-03-26T23:26:08Z
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@nik TBH I'd forgotten about AfE as I'd not heard anything about it for ages. I just bet they won't be readable in text mode email clients.
(DIR) Post #9hB6igFja2faAPJ2yu by desvox@be.cutewith.me
2019-03-26T23:29:54.277928Z
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@nik @fitheach of course pinterest wants to fuck with your head even harder when it sends you emails
(DIR) Post #9hB7SkgPROzbEBkg4W by zalandocalrissian@ieji.de
2019-03-26T23:38:15Z
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@fitheach context?
(DIR) Post #9hBALuufJ8Zin5quTA by CrowderSoup@socialmast.xyz
2019-03-27T00:10:39Z
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@fitheach one more reason to stand up my own mail server at long last.
(DIR) Post #9hC5E7uslutkBuNc48 by fitheach@mstdn.io
2019-03-27T10:47:56Z
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@CrowderSoup Running your own mail server is a good thing to do. Not trivial effort, though. The set up isn't that difficult usually, keeping on top of things can be more burdensome. Don't feel tempted to run it on a home server, best to go for a VPS or similar.
(DIR) Post #9hCGRLUpYYCnZU4O8G by alvarezp@mastodon.xyz
2019-03-27T12:53:34Z
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@fitheach OMG, I stopped reading when the I saw the minimum snippet included a <script> tag. I can only rant. Let's bet: how much time will it pass before interactive Web-style GDPR announcements in e-mail start to appear. Start making your bets! Oh, the horror! Lesson from Google: if you want to own users first have the developers in the palm of your hand.
(DIR) Post #9hCNJ1eGALPdNPSZxQ by CrowderSoup@socialmast.xyz
2019-03-27T14:10:29Z
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@fitheach looking at mail-in-a-box right now, I'd like to keep maintenance to a minimum if possible, but still want something I have full control over.
(DIR) Post #9hCT8Kbzv2swjLgZyC by fitheach@mstdn.io
2019-03-27T15:15:48Z
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@alvarezp Good point. The whole GDPR consideration is another can of worms for AfE.
(DIR) Post #9hCWFR6mSn3sliAD56 by fitheach@mstdn.io
2019-03-27T15:47:24Z
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@CrowderSoup Not looked at mail-in-a-box before. Their system choices seem reasnoble. I'm not a fan of PHP stuff, but as long as you keep them updated it should fine. Also, backup to S3 isn't what I would choose.Personally, if I were you I'd set up a system from scratch. Postfix would still be a good choice. There are plenty of recipes which you can follow.Good luck.
(DIR) Post #9hCXY1NsQhGyRUaPLc by CrowderSoup@socialmast.xyz
2019-03-27T16:04:44Z
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@fitheach I was planning on using an S3 compatible storage (Digital Ocean Spaces), but I'll check out Postfix!
(DIR) Post #9hCZ38AhLNwkQNotnc by fitheach@mstdn.io
2019-03-27T16:22:06Z
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@CrowderSoup Mentioned Postfix as that is what is used by mail-in-a-box. I mostly use Exim, but Postfix is also good.DOS about $5 per month? Would you need up to 250GB storage?
(DIR) Post #9hCeHLtjbcdMoyUCDQ by CrowderSoup@socialmast.xyz
2019-03-27T17:20:41Z
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@fitheach I was under the impression that it was for all your spaces combined. I'm also using DOS for my mastodon instance storage, as well as some other things, so getting good bang for my buck there.
(DIR) Post #9hCiquNLoI3JhhY55s by fitheach@mstdn.io
2019-03-27T18:11:55Z
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@CrowderSoup Ah, you're using DOS already. OK. Makes sense then.