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Anybody encountered that problem with lein deploy clojars
on linux:
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Could not sign /home/ul/Projects/freactive.core/target/freactive.core-0.2.2.jar
gpg: signing failed: Inappropriate ioctl for device
gpg: signing failed: Inappropriate ioctl for device
@plexus: I have a mailing list for Cursive, and I would love to not be managing it myself
@plexus: Or to be managing it but have it be easier and prettier than it currently is.
@cfleming: have a look at http://clojureverse.org/
e.g. you can email to <mailto:[email protected]|[email protected]> and it will make a new post, you can subscribe to a subforum, you can reply by email
Ok, interesting, that was always what put me off using Discourse - it seemed to be set up for it in theory, but not in practice
I've been using it for chestnut for a while now and all the mailing list features are there now
not too difficult. it checks a regular pop3 account for incoming mail, and uses mandrill for outgoing mail
so a couple settings in different places you need to know where to find but all in all it's pretty smooth
e.g. discourse will warn you if a post you're writing is similar to one that already exists, but it will only look in the current category
Ok, thanks, that’s interesting. I’ll take a look. I think ideally I’d like something to be hosted under the Cursive domain, but it looks very nice.
here's some more info on the intent and motivation http://clojureverse.org/t/soft-launching-clojureverse-org/105
I definitely need a better solution than my current one. I’m actually very happy with the mailing list I use, but the web UI I had to write myself and is totally ghetto.
that's really the problem these days... GNU mailman is still totally fine, except the web UI is something out of the stone age
I like this, which was my main motivation: The most popular alternative, Google Groups, is hosted by a massive corporate entity with dubious intentions.
we tried librelist for a while for emacs berlin, but it also has its problems and isn't very actively maintained or managed
I’ve been trying to de-googlify my life but it’s surprisingly annoying and hard to do.
fastmail support is also really good, once you get through to a dev
+1 on fastmail, I'm (slowly) moving from gmail to fastmail
for those that do have http://yourname.com email address, what do you use for the <user>@yourname.com?
I've set up me@ but it feels awkward
some people use <mailto:[email protected]|[email protected]>
the latter won't work since I own http://firstnamelastname.com
people I know tend to use either me@ or firstname@
or hi@
I use <mailto:[email protected]|[email protected]>.
I like the hello@ for business cards, contact forms etc. but for an address that I'll respond with, firstname@ isn't bad
@bostonaholic, I give a different email address to every site and service, so like for yahoo I might use <mailto:[email protected]|[email protected]>
Makes it very easy to find out who is selling my email address to whom
I did that with gmail <mailto:[email protected]|[email protected]>
Plus I like to think it fuzzes up demographic data about me, but who knows
and create labels for those
I'm checking if the +label
trick will still work with fastmail
@bostonaholic: I use my initials.
mcdemarco: yeah, I've considered that, too