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The first rule doesn't match a specific sender. Run it through a re2 regex tester.

If using GSuite then head to the Gmail admin panel and create a compliance rule with 2 regex expressions.

1. Add expressions to: If ALL of the following match the message.

2. Expression 1: Type: Advanced content match Location: Full headers Match type: Matches regex (?im)^from:\sSendGrid(?:\s+\w+)\s*<[^>\r\n]+>+$

3. Expression 2: Type: Advanced content match Location: Sender header Match type: Not matches regex (?i)^[A-Za-z0-9._%+-]+@(sendgrid\.com|twilio\.com)$

Set the rule to reject or quarantine. Users will not see the messages unless the attackers change the From header.

First amendment right is against the government; not other companies and individuals.

There are inputs and outputs to life. Many, many, many things try to consume our ability to consume inputs. By consuming these inputs there is less time to create an output. These outputs are super important and can be anything: sports, 3d printing, art, woodworking, musical instrument, gardening, other hobbies or projects, etc.

The phone is an easy input to pickup. Make it easy to pickup something else to occupy that time to create something tangible (an output). Other comments mention "real world" and it is so true. Do something that rewards yourself in the real world. It'll be great for your kid too.

I made a tool to take my Kindle highlights and import them into a SQLite database wrapped in a Datasette website. https://github.com/rphillips/datasette-kindle-highlights

I made a tool to take my Kindle highlights and import them into a SQLite database wrapped in a Datasette website.

https://github.com/rphillips/datasette-kindle-highlights

It will be nice when the RIAA lawyers start submitting PRs to fix an issue.

Check out the latest filing by Apple. Epic removed the IAP from Apple and only is allowing the Epic store purchases.

+1, Sweeney took the low road by violating his contract with Apple, removing Apple IAP from the existing Fortnight on people's iOS devices, and generally making a point by doing it the wrong way. Two wrongs do not make a right.

+1 to KEXP and KCRW (and KCRW's Eclectic 24). KEXP plays a ton of great music of different varieties of music, some of which, I wouldn't normally listen to.

Sounds like an engineer knee deep in diagnosing the issue.

I do something very similar. I save files into a watched folder with Hazel (Google Drive, Dropbox and my Downloads folder). Hazel has a rule to rename the file with the YYYYMMDD_Filename.ext, and then depending on the extension filters it to a different folder, or with a PDF runs an OCR on it and stores it in Devonthink Pro.

The article alludes to the fact the caretaker or the older gentleman removed the laptop and documents, or someone else in the employ of the husband.

Gotcha. Thanks for the clarification.

Does anyone else find it odd that these letters are not signed by a judge and are signed by the 'Special Agent in Charge?'

Not a new project, but a new website.

It feels like the FBI has been caught with their hand in the cookie jar. They have at least one judge saying they have overreached, a House of Representatives hearing where the head of the FBI got dressed down, and a hearing on the 22nd with a ton of support for Apple from tech companies and other researchers. It feels like a desperate attempt to salvage a losing battle.

is it open source?

Interesting... Very similar to my golang project.

https://github.com/rphillips/gosec

Check out nave [1]. It will simplify your docker nodejs setup.

[1] https://github.com/isaacs/nave

It is likely that internal user data within Facebook (and other websites) is not encrypted, and can be freely snooped between the backend servers and the frontend servers.

We started working on teleportation but accidentally beamed a family of Ceti Eels into the lab. They infected the entire team.

Ported to Spotify: http://open.spotify.com/user/trolocsis/playlist/7t1g2joCifrz...

A few songs are missing on spotify, including Metallica.

I have found gmail's IMAP service to be slow (only fetching 100 headers at a time). Perhaps others have had a better experience.