If Azure, Amazon, Mailgun, Sendgrid etc all monitor their outgoing email traffic, how are people possibly getting around this this to send'SPAM' emails? Note: I understand people use bot-nets, but I'm interested in hearing what other techniques people use.Important: Let's not hate on the question and assume the questioner has evil intentions :)
Seriously, am I missing something?
But to be quite frank Slack is making things a whole lot worse (for me only perhaps?). It's super distracting. I have to add a new app to my workflow (while maintaining email). And Slack is much more demanding (end up checking it much more the email). Too many notifications and msgs. It isn't as ground-breaking as they want us to believe.
I wonder how long it will take for others to feel the same way I do? (maybe I'm the outlier?)
Mr. Butterfield is doing a stellar job leading the wheel. Congrats!
I've been through this countless times. I throw together an awesome side project. People tell me they like it. But it dies off. Sometimes I think "maybe this wasn't something they really wanted?", but other times I find competing products doing the exact same thing and think "man, people do want this".How do you really validate what you've made is something people really want? I guess I would...