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If you can't secure your mail server, you certainly can't secure your web server. Letsencrypt, please rethink your decision!

Maybe start an NNTP server?

If there was a way to interface it with a SIP provider (or a T.38) (in a similar way to iaxmodem?) it would make it ideal.

Hey Gus, you might be interested in https://pricelinepartnernetwork.com/ (take a look at the API part for example)

(Disclaimer: I work for priceline).

I am sorry, but I can't stop thinking how useless this service is.

You gotta learn Excel.

#dontfrythepi

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Thanks! No way to edit it now though...

Not my work, can't take credit. Here is how the author created those: http://67ekjdzqxmmmuiv.codecalm.net/editor.html and all icons are created with a line, an arc and a circle. I found this repo linked on a polish website and figured this community can benefit from it. I also pinged the author to join and answer a few questions you guys have here.

From a UX experience, I think you'd be more successful if you would let the user experience everything your site has to offer and if they decide to continue (or stay with the site, save their prefs and eventually - become paying customers) - give them an option to create an account, because according to the latest research in UX, any login walls (even the FREE account ones) are detrimental. Check the article I linked above.

Drop the login: https://www.nngroup.com/articles/login-walls/

"whom"... Who eats whom...

Github? I would love to contribute.

While we are on this subject: is there something similar for GCP?

+1 really!!!

It is a case of FOMO, it is treatable.