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2009/9/10-15 [Computer/SW/Mail] UID:53353 Activity:nil |
9/9 What should outbound mail server be when reading mail from soda with IMAP? Is there a FAQ? \_ It's <DEAD>mail.csua.berkeley.edu<DEAD> (same as for incoming mail). \_ "The message could not be sent because connecting to SMTP server <DEAD>mail.csua.berkeley.edu<DEAD> failed. The server may be unavailable or is refusing SMTP connections." I tried TLS, SSL, and plain old SMTP. \_ Are you using port 587? Port 25 won't work. \_ No, I was not using 587. Now I am and I get the same error. |
2009/9/10-21 [Computer/SW/Security, Computer/SW/Unix] UID:53354 Activity:low |
9/10 Is there a web site out there that I can put in a URL and it comes back with an estimated monthly traffic, for free? I tried going to Comscore but I can't find it. \_ <DEAD>www.google.com/adplanner/planning/site_details#siteDetails?identifier=cnn.com&geo=US&trait_type=1&lp=false<DEAD> \_ check the differences between: http://gop.com and http://democrats.org \_ Do you know about Alexa? \_ Alexa charges an arm and a leg for detailed data. Fuck that \_ It is the best free summary stats I have found. Let me know if you find something better (that is free). \_ Yes. Google Ad Planner is free and BETTER. Check it out and let me know what you think. \_ Alexa is free, too, for basic info. The Google stuff looks interesting, but its UU info for where I work (CNET) is way off. Look at the daily unique user count and the monthy numbers. There is no way for this to add up. \_ http://www.quantcast.com or http://www.compete.com |
2009/9/10-21 [Computer/SW/Security] UID:53355 Activity:nil |
9/10 The Case for Postal-Style Healthcare (usnews.com): http://www.csua.org/u/p10 Maybe USPS is not *that* bad. |
2009/9/10-21 [Politics/Domestic/Election, Politics/Domestic/President] UID:53356 Activity:nil |
9/10 "4 Conundrums That Impede Healthcare Reform" http://www.csua.org/u/p11 (news.yahoo.com) |
2009/9/10-15 [Computer/SW/Database] UID:53357 Activity:moderate |
9/9 Larry Ellison is a bigger idiot than I thought: http://www.techcrunch.com/2009/09/10/oracle-to-sun-customers-and-ibm-were-in-it-to-win-it \_ My company's customers are insurance companies. Non-tech corporates don't trust open source. Why risk it. They have tons at stake and are willing to spend for solid products, support, and consultants who don't have long hair. They're being raped by IBM mainframes for millions. An optimized database server with Oracle + Sparc in the $100k's will do very well. \_ My company's customers are insurance companies. Non-tech corporates don't trust open source. Why risk it. They have tons at stake and are willing to spend for solid products, support, and consultants who don't have long hair. They're being raped by IBM mainframes for millions. An optimized database server with Oracle + Sparc in the $100k's will do very well. \_ Sun lost a lot of money competing in this space. What will Oracle do differently? \_ Fire people and size it right. |