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  Norsewolf • 北欧狼 • open for partials, heads & paws (@wildnorsewolf) reported 10 minutes ago

  @OPLDragonDreams That's really strange, but I just switched over to my website's email so maybe it's causing issues. Try norsewolfcreations at gmail dot com

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  Amit Rawat (@theamitrawat96) reported 10 minutes ago

  @gmail @Google @gmail I need urgent help. I’m unable to access my Gmail account due to the error: “We couldn’t verify your phone number. There is something unusual about your activity. For your security, Google wants to make sure it’s really you

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  Kriste55 (@RealKriste55) reported 11 minutes ago

  @SenHawleyPress Is the legal issue of agency a way to make Fauci accountable? If he was breaking the law using his Gmail while acting outside his authority in his role?

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  Onat Aksaray (@OnatAksaray) reported 16 minutes ago

  If you have an email list Offer a small gift to anyone who replies yes to first email 2 things happen at once You start a conversation And you teach the inbox that your email is wanted The more people reply, the more Gmail reads you as a real sender Your delivery rates climb A CTA that doubles as a deliverability fix

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  Joshua Uebergang (@digital_darts) reported 17 minutes ago

  Search ads reach people who already know what they want. Demand Gen reaches people before they know what to search for. That difference matters for brands trying to grow beyond existing demand. Demand Gen uses visual placements across YouTube, Shorts, Discover, Gmail, and parts of the Display Network to introduce: - The problem your product solves - The product in use - A better alternative to the solution people currently tolerate A potential customer may not be searching for your product yet. They may not even realise there is a better option. A strong visual ad can create that connection before the search happens. That is where Demand Gen fits. It helps turn an unfamiliar problem, product, or solution into something worth exploring. Use Search and Shopping to capture demand already in the market. Use Demand Gen to reach the people who could become customers, but are not looking yet. The creative needs to match the placement: - Fast, vertical video for Shorts - Native-looking visual content for Discover and Gmail - Product-in-use imagery that makes the benefit clear If someone has never heard of your brand, will the ad help them understand the problem and why your product is relevant?

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  Gallomimia (@gallomimia) reported 17 minutes ago

  @ClintFiore That sounds great except i have gmail accounts with 120k unread mails, most of which are newsletters I intentionally subscribed to! What i need to do is buckle down and filter them out. Maybe you should build the email platform?

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  0xSero (@0xSero) reported 18 minutes ago

  I launched Codex @ 8:30am CET and gave it Chrome, Gmail, X, and Calendar access. I had to it reverse engineer the entire oauth handshake in a sandbox, it found 2 server IPs which were stealing the oauth tokens. The attackers contacted early morning EST and executed the defacement after I went to sleep.

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  Feral (@feraltekk) reported 18 minutes ago

  After loop engineering and context engineering, graph engineering is the next thing everyone will be talking about. Here is what it actually means. A loop is one agent doing everything. A graph is multiple agents, each doing one thing, connected to each other. Instead of one agent checking YouTube, Twitter, Reddit, and Gmail one after another, you have four agents running in parallel. Each one synthesizes its own findings. A report agent combines everything. A review agent checks the result against your success criteria and decides whether to ship or rerun. Three reasons to use a graph instead of a loop. Context rot: one agent doing ten tasks in a row fills the context window fast and quality drops. Independent review: the agent that created something cannot reliably judge whether it is good. Speed: four agents in parallel finish four times faster than one agent in sequence. Jarred Sumner ported Bun from Zig to Rust. A million lines. Under two weeks. The entire test suite passing before the merge. The principle behind all of it: you do not fix the code. You fix the process that produced the code.

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  Shep (@ShepRules) reported 22 minutes ago

  @AbakpaJob Just set up another Gmail account and tie your photos and Google drive to that one. Problem solved!

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  Justin.md (@JustinPerea) reported 23 minutes ago

  @benln Hi Ben! I've been building Mitamaton, a native iOS agent app. The closest reference points are Pokemon and Tamagotchi rather than a chat box. You start with one free Tama and one free shell for it to live in. The screenshot is the Penguin shell, which I'm making exclusive to beta testers. Underneath the character, it's a real chief of staff. It pushes me a brief every morning, triages my gmail, and drafts replies in my voice. I use it every day, which is how most of the rough edges got found. It's for people who want what ai agents can do but have no interest in learning to use one. Making it intuitive enough that you never think about it is where nearly all my time has gone, and it's the actual hard part. And for agent native people, I have an MCP. Claude code, Codex, and Cursor of course can push a project's todos straight into my Mitamaton, and they show up on my dashboard. Beta next month, aiming to release in September when iOS 27 ships. I have the Foundation Models entitlement, so I'm testing whether part of the pipeline can run on device to bring the per-user cost down. Happy to send a TestFlight invite when the beta goes out.

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  A guy down under (@Fremean) reported 24 minutes ago

  @kmcnam1 I've had the same Gmail accounts since Gmail was invite only... Never have I been asked for more storage... But then I don't really use it. I have my own mouse server. It has better mail filtering

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  Birdland Metrics (@birdlandmetrics) reported 26 minutes ago

  Not really much good to say about this one tonight. Many have already reported it, but it’s the worst shutout loss for the O’s since 2004, over 20 years ago. For history buffs, 2004 was the year that Gmail was introduced to the world and the Motorola Razr was the hottest cell phone on the market. In short, it’s been a long time since the O’s had a shutout loss that was this bad. The O’s run differential this season was climbing back up to -11 prior to this game. But tonight’s loss completely dismantled it. They are now back down to a -25 run differential on the year and back into the bottom third tier of MLB teams in this category. For the last week, they have oscillated between 3 and 4 games under .500, going L-W-L-W-L-W-L. They’ll need to somehow find a way to bounce back against one of the best pitchers in the league tomorrow. It’ll be a tall task.

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  John Gospel (@thejohngospel) reported 27 minutes ago

  The promotions is not just a deliverability problem, so the DNS fix ALONE won't move it. (I have been using Kit for 2 years) What decides weather Gmail trusts you enough not to keep you out of promotions: - SPF - DKIM - DMARC The tab your emails land in is a separate decision, and Gmail makes it based on your content and on how each person has treated your mail before. What usually (WILL) put you in Promotions: • Blasting the whole list at once after a long silence (this is your first email, so this may apply here). • Image headers, buttons, 3+ links in one email. • Subscribers who have never opened you before (at some point, you should segment your list and only send to those who open. • Sales words in the subject line What Actually Helps: - Send to your most engaged people (after studying the list for, say 30 days), then widen out by sending to the who list periodically (say after a period of 2 - 3 weeks). - Strip the design. Plain text, one link, written like you're talking to one person. - Ask for a reply in the first email. A reply is the strongest signal Gmail has and it teaches the inbox you're a person. - Say this plainly in the P.S. — "if you received this in your promotions/spam drag this to Primary and hit reply with a yes (so you can see my next email where I show you XYZ)." Also, Promotions isn't a death sentence. Plenty of my emails sit there and still get opened. What kills your 10k list is going quiet after a few sends. Keep going. 👍🏾

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  Chukwuka (@wulstan_1) reported 28 minutes ago

  @Big_Bestmann Don’t bro Use gmail sign in instead It’s much safer

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  Ahmed Afro (@a_afro1) reported 28 minutes ago

  @gmail same otp loop problem at my account fix it please