Checking your outgoing mail server (Is Port 25 blocked?):
'via Blog this
In a comment Prompt:
telnet example.com 25
or
telnet example.com 587
If unblocked...
220 cl34.gs01.gridserver.com ESMTP Exim 4.63 Tue, 24 Jun 2008 13:45:04 -0700
If blocked...
Trying 64.13.192.208...
telnet: connect to address 64.13.192.208: Connection refused
telnet: Unable to connect to remote host
Wednesday, June 19, 2013
Saturday, June 8, 2013
Two questions about the modern Internet?
Why does every browser now hate the Home button?
- I know why Google hates the home button by why does everyone else follow suit. Too bad, Chrome on many levels is a the best browser out there but Google's business models will eventually render Chrome useless.
- Mozilla thinks they are smarter than everyone or they are smoking alot of something during UI design sessions.
- Apple who cares... the moment a major browser release broken basic http authentication I was done. Apple almost had to produce the iPhone and iPad because no one in their right minds would say I want to develop a web app for Safari.
- Microsoft - IE9/10 does not suck. But still IE has its challenges, try create ASP.NET/MVC app that shows embedded PDFs also use html dialogs watch the job of
Why can't I find a file sharing site allows me to share a file with URL and then allow the file to be downloaded with a simple WebClient?
- Skydrive - No. I tried to use SkyDrive 5 years ago. No Published API at the time, constant UI changes, and file linking schemes.
- DropBox - You think so... until some actually uses the link. DropBox, you're done you just don't know it yet.
- All of the various sites hosted for nefarious but legal file sharing....
I just can't do it...
A thief is always a liar first...Can't trust a user agreement or mission statement for sites used primarily dumping ground for porn and photos of ex-wives and girl friends.
Yes includes you Tumblr and Flickr...
Maybe for my next rant, I'll discuss how blogger is now the walking dead....
- I know why Google hates the home button by why does everyone else follow suit. Too bad, Chrome on many levels is a the best browser out there but Google's business models will eventually render Chrome useless.
- Mozilla thinks they are smarter than everyone or they are smoking alot of something during UI design sessions.
- Apple who cares... the moment a major browser release broken basic http authentication I was done. Apple almost had to produce the iPhone and iPad because no one in their right minds would say I want to develop a web app for Safari.
- Microsoft - IE9/10 does not suck. But still IE has its challenges, try create ASP.NET/MVC app that shows embedded PDFs also use html dialogs watch the job of
Why can't I find a file sharing site allows me to share a file with URL and then allow the file to be downloaded with a simple WebClient?
- Skydrive - No. I tried to use SkyDrive 5 years ago. No Published API at the time, constant UI changes, and file linking schemes.
- DropBox - You think so... until some actually uses the link. DropBox, you're done you just don't know it yet.
- All of the various sites hosted for nefarious but legal file sharing....
I just can't do it...
A thief is always a liar first...Can't trust a user agreement or mission statement for sites used primarily dumping ground for porn and photos of ex-wives and girl friends.
Yes includes you Tumblr and Flickr...
Maybe for my next rant, I'll discuss how blogger is now the walking dead....
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