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Products that do what iOS7 iPad POP3 client splitting commands unnecessarily over packets does
With the iOS 7 update, the POP3 client on iPad is now splitting commands across TCP packets, using twice as many packets for POP3 sessions. Surprisingly, it always sends just the first letter of each command and then the rest of the command: C: U C: SER [email protected] S: +OK C: P C: ASS 123 S: +OK C: S C: TAT S: +OK 2 320 ... C: R C: ETR 1 S: +OK ... C: D C: ELE 1 S: +OK C: R C: ETR 2 ... C: Q C: UIT It sends the two packets 100-200ms apart, so downloading a few emails will take several seconds longer than usual.
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Hey all, Just wanted to show off this app I built, its a LAN based WebRTC baby monitor that connects any apple devices together over WIFI so you can turn an old iPad or iPhone into a baby monitor! I got a bit sick of all the sketchy products that require you to buy another device and may or may not connect to Chinese servers and store all your information somewhere. So I figured what if there were no servers and we could just use our existing devices! I would love any feedback! You will need two apple devices to test it, but simulators do work.
Sep 2025 · apps.apple.com
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One of my favorite developer tool companies in the world is Charm. So I was blown away when they said they were rethinking how email could be sent using the terminal. Pop is a Text-based User Interface (TUI) that allows you to send emails without having to switch context from your command-line interface. Here's why I'm obsessed with Pop: 1. You can write an email body with AI 2. You can easily install using Homebrew 3. You can do some really powerful stuff like generating a PDF and sending an invoice via email entirely from the command line The email sending part is taken care by Resend,…
2023 · github.com
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