Sidemail was made specifically for this purpose. It's powered by Mailgun which I use myself.

Yes. I just signed up.

I know they don't exactly match your criteria (about $299 I think and maybe too big if you don't want over-ear headphones), but the Bose QuietComfort 35's are one of my favorite products I own.

I don't have a deal link handy, but I remember seeing it somewhere. Will update this post when I find it.

GoRails has a lifetime 35% discount on their annual plans. Normally $199/year, now $144/year. (that's $12/mo). You keep the discount when renewing.

Answered via DM :)

Also, WIP now has a prototype available for signup forms for your products. For example:

wip.chat/products/1725/subscr…

It's not possible to embed it on your own site, or host it on your own domain. But let me know what you'd like and I might add it.

As discussed in the chat, the easiest way seems to use a hosted newsletter service such as MailChimp and just embed their signup form. No need to custom build something for Rails, unless you need deeper integration.

I prefer Safari.

I used Chrome back in the day, but I found Safari to be quite a bit faster and more energy efficient. It doesn't have all the browser extensions Chrome has, but I have come to distrust those anyway as even popular ones seem to include spyware.

I specifically use Safari Technology Preview (available in Mac App Store) which is Safari's experimental version with all the cutting edge features.

I don’t know of any services that can forward your SMS messages, but I’m surprised your provider is unable to deliver them abroad. Could you switch to a different one that does support this?

With eSIM in the latest iPhones you’d be able to have a local SIM card while traveling as well. So you’d use that one for data, calling, etc and still receive OTP messages on your ‘home’ number.

Incorporation documents, NDAs, freelancer agreements.