10MinuteMail Opera Extension
Opera extension brings 10MinuteMail's email convenience directly to your browser.
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Opera extension brings 10MinuteMail's email convenience directly to your browser.
SpamCop's RBL blocklist is flagging legitimate Facebook servers - if you use it, verify your allowlist.
Non-latin character replies broke in 10MinuteMail until Seam/JSF's charset handling got fixed.
Seam MailSession fails with IP-based auth - configure environment-specific mail settings in components.xml.
Secure your mail server against spam using SPF, SenderId, Domain Keys, and DKIM - four essential anti-spam authentication standards.
Yahoo Mail silently kills your emails despite clean records. Switch to Gmail and actually receive messages.
SpamAssassin plus Mail.app filters manage spam burden effectively - IMAP junk folder safeguards false positives.
10MinuteMail's memory leak solved - porn was the unlikely culprit filling the inbox.
Seam 2.0 CR3 and JBoss 4.2.2 upgrades deliver faster email processing under load.
10MinuteMail now supports 29 languages and runs on Seam 2.0.CR1 - hopefully cutting the OutOfMemory errors.
10MinuteMail got a mention in the latest Jobacle podcast - worth checking out if you follow tech communities.
10MinuteMail now supports 26 languages and lets you grab fresh addresses without losing old mail.
10MinuteMail redesigned with clipboard copy feature and upgraded to Seam 2.0 on new fishfuse.com domain.
Merlin Mann's Inbox Zero strategy slashed 5,000 messages and 7 folders, proving email triage works.
A massive postfix queue backup teaches lessons in email management - qshape uncovers hidden bottlenecks before they cripple the server.
10MinuteMail launched despite admin fears and proved their worst nightmare - 30,000 spam emails daily flood servers when people lose trust.
10MinuteMail hits Digg's front page organically and handles 100k hits in 18 hours with barely a CPU hiccup - SEAM powers the success.
SMTP remains unchanged since 1982, but modern email demands more - SMTPS finally brings security to this ancient protocol.
Email encryption needs mainstream adoption - major mail programs should ship PGP support by default.