Spam is unsolicited correspondence. Cold emails are unsolicited, therefore are spam.
Readit Newsandreicon commented on Ask HN: What is the difference between cold emails and spam? · Posted by u/WolfOliver
My rolling papers also have a magnet on the box, it helps keep the lid closed.
andreicon commented on Ask HN: Does CBD infused products help in reducing anxiety? · Posted by u/yashvanth
I assume you mean infused, but that's not important. To address your question: no. I mean "maybe", but also "it's complicated". Different people react in different ways. As of now there's no official study backing any health benefits CBD may have.
andreicon commented on Why do you hate Facebook, Twitter, Instagram? Do you want to build your own? · Posted by u/w3clan
Do you want to develop an app?
andreicon commented on Show HN: A setup script for Ubuntu servers github.com/jasonheecs/ubu... · Posted by u/jasonheecs
curl https://get.docker.com | sudo bash
thanks, i needed a good laugh to brighten my day.
andreicon commented on Ask HN: Are we headed toward some kind of corporate dystopia? · Posted by u/sharemywin
The didn't list idiocracy. My favorite movie, but pretty bleak vision of the future.
we usually don't recognize ideological patterns until after they're done
andreicon commented on Ask HN: What is the best laptop for programming/data science? · Posted by u/devilmoon
my favorite is the thinkpad t4xx series, the keyboard is just marvelous and it runs great, if you don't necessarily need a gpu
It's rubbish... they obv can't handle data correctly or securely.
If an email ticket ends up in the wrong account why would you trust them with your hosting business?
if you're emailing support@myhostingcompany.com and it ends up in a shared mailbox, then it isn't allocated to your account like it is when you're using the ticketing system.
when using a ticketing system a unique mailbox is created for the issue, only the agent that was allocated to the issue has access to data.
I have not yet fully understood the principle of "create requests".
It is also possible, if I consider your suggestion to run MySQL directly on the VM - then the two containers above. This would be cheaper, wouldn't it?
"create requests" only means something in ms land
using a vm you'd save about 30usd/mo
i could provide a configuration that you can run directly on your machine. drop me a line if you need help, i'm @andreicon on twitter