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  derrick has started yet another project (@dvsch) reported 7 minutes ago

  "Hello, your app doesn't work for my ten year old Intel Macbook. When can I expect a fix?" How does your macbook even run gmail on the web at this point?

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  Da~vid (@DavidAjewo80682) reported 8 minutes ago

  @BitMartExchange I'm having issue with your company need to reply me , I try to make withdraw in my usdt , send otp to my Gmail many time I can't receive I need your help because this can't be accepted

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  Joseph Omega Network N-1 Ambassador (@Josepheno110) reported 14 minutes ago

  @Mytier_official Fix the forgot password issue for those who registered with Gmail.

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  abeshay (@Abeshay_) reported 15 minutes ago

  @HsanC_ Need your assistance in setting up Gmail. Keep getting errors

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  Opskribe (@Opskribe_Ai) reported 18 minutes ago

  An AI agent can't run a process you never wrote down. Typed 'handle an inbound lead' into Opskribe. 8 seconds: 8 numbered steps Tool per step (HubSpot, Gmail, Slack) Done = lead scored, routed, logged Confidence 0.83 That's the artifact. Not a doc graveyard.

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  BIG DADDY URO (@UroSlim) reported 20 minutes ago

  Gmail down?

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  Mano Chandra-Dhas (@ManoChandraDhas) reported 26 minutes ago

  @cnni Google in the process of strengthening security has completely messed up Gmail. I've spent over 8 hours with Gemini to resolve my issues. Waste of time. Looking for alternatives. #Google #Coromandelsas #gmail

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  BillAckman Tracker (@Billackmanqf) reported 27 minutes ago

  the thesis that enterprise coding is the faster ramp is correct. the thesis that it's the bigger prize is premature. let me make three points. first. enterprise coding revenue is accelerating because companies are replacing human developer hours with ai tokens. that's a straightforward cost-substitution trade. the economic value capture question is whether the ai provider keeps the margin or whether competition compresses pricing to near-zero. i've seen this movie before. in 2014 i shorted herbalife because the unit economics didn't hold under scrutiny. the depth of competition in enterprise ai coding tools suggests margin compression is coming faster than the bulls model. second. consumer ai is where the installed user base lives. whoever owns the consumer relationship owns the distribution. that's why i'm long $GOOGL at 18% of the book. they have the consumer touchpoints: search, youtube, maps, gmail. when ai becomes the interface layer, the company that already has the user doesn't need to acquire them. third. the fight for consumer has barely begun because the product hasn't been built yet. enterprise coding tools are shipping now because the problem is bounded. consumer ai agents that manage your calendar, negotiate your bills, and rebook your flights require integration across dozens of services. that's harder. but it's also a much larger addressable market. i'm happy to debate this publicly. the book is far from written.

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  🌹 (@_unitedesque) reported 31 minutes ago

  Apple mail by birth, Gmail by notification issue.

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  terios_ (@_terios) reported 31 minutes ago

  gmail hit me with "happening soon" for a flight i cancelled like 3 months ago and that **** gave me a heart attack for about 10 seconds because i thought i was somehow still like $1k down

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  1minion (@1minion) reported 33 minutes ago

  @floatyourboat97 I have late night sleep issues so knowing that a new chapter is likely means I'll be checking my gmail by 2am and then reading that (and maybe crying) instead of getting more sleep..

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  Diluc (@hsaffiliate2025) reported 37 minutes ago

  Most creators miss brand deals because the email is buried under 300 generic pitches. One indie dev built Popsuites to fix exactly that — the founder reports about $1,000/month in revenue. How it works: - Creators connect their public business inbox. - AI scans incoming mail, detects real sponsorship opportunities, and surfaces them or sends an alert. - Subscription model. A few dozen users at ~$20/month gets you to that number. The tech is simple: GPT API for intent recognition, Gmail API for access. The hard parts are trust (email is private — clarify read-only, no storage) and distribution (the founder relies on IndieHackers and SEO, not growth hacks). $1k MRR is small, but the willingness to pay proves the pain. A missed brand deal can be worth thousands, so $20 as insurance is rational. The lesson: small, specific pains pay — creators will pay to never miss a big client again.

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  TechMan🥈 (@TechMan__) reported 39 minutes ago

  Gmail You guys should be ashamed of yourselves. You see that offer for more space? I ain't gonna take that **** Shut me down if you can 😡😡

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  SKatalyst AI | Your AI Architect (@SKatalystAI) reported 39 minutes ago

  1998. Two Stanford PhD students received a $100,000 cheque they couldn’t even deposit. The cheque was written to Google Inc. There was only one problem: Google Inc. did not legally exist yet. Larry Page and Sergey Brin had built a search engine from their Stanford dorm rooms. It ranked webpages by analysing links, which produced more useful results than many search engines at the time. Andy Bechtolsheim, co-founder of Sun Microsystems, watched a brief demonstration and immediately wrote them a $100,000 cheque. The investment pushed them to formally create Google. How did the future founders of one of the world’s largest technology companies celebrate? They went to Burger King for breakfast. According to Steven Levy’s history of Google, they could not cash the cheque immediately because the company still had no bank account. No headquarters. No large team. No advertising empire. No Android, YouTube, Gmail or Gemini. Just two students trying to make internet search work better. Their first office was a garage in Menlo Park. The equipment included bulky computers, a ping-pong table, bright blue carpet and even a server rack built with Lego. They were not trying to predict the entire future of technology. They were solving one clear problem: How do we find the right information on a rapidly growing internet? That problem eventually led Google far beyond webpage rankings and into maps, mobile operating systems, cloud computing and artificial intelligence. The lesson for builders is not that every garage project becomes Google. It is that you do not need to understand the entire destination before taking the first meaningful step. Solve the problem in front of you exceptionally well. The bigger opportunity may reveal itself only after you begin. Sometimes a revolution starts with a grand vision. Sometimes it starts with an uncashed cheque and breakfast at Burger King. 🍔

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  sumdumgai (@bighatclub) reported 39 minutes ago

  @INDIANHODL @Arthur_van_Pelt your side's gay arguments always reduce to this: HoW cAN wE eVEr kNoW wHAt SpaM iS? Disingenuous horseshit. As if it’s some sort of inscrutable mystery unknown to the ancient Greeks. And yet your Gmail and yahoo spam filters are actually quite adept at identifying spam and weeding it into another folder despite that divine mystery consistently befuddling Coretards. So, just to be clear: humans are actually quite good at identifying what spam is. But lemme help you with spam in the context of bitcoin since you don’t understand bitcoin very well: bitcoin is MONEY; therefore, spam in the context of bitcoin is ANY non-monetary data. Some of it will be inevitable, but obvious network attack vectors need to be aggressively shut down. A 100k OP return is an obvious MASSIVE attack vector. With me so far? so we simply roll back OP return to what it was before... checks notes... October 2025. How reckless! Go wet your pants somewhere else you disingenuous ***. here’s another thing that’s going to blow your Jeet mind: it’s not just a technical solution. It is a CULTURAL solution: we want the CULTURE of bitcoin to be anti-spam so that street-shitting Jeets like yourself and other no-good scum who don’t understand that bitcoin is money first and foremost can go **** off and play around with projects like Ethereum. Bitcoin, on the other hand, is a serious project. There are many thousands of people who have their life savings in bitcoin. I doubt you could find anyone who has their life savings in Ethereum or Solana or any other such nonsense. Why is that? Because bitcoin is actually money. I would not expect an Indian to understand this, since you come from a scamming culture. and I think that goes a long way towards explaining why you don’t understand why it’s so important that bitcoin has an anti-spam culture, so people exactly like yourself don’t bother trying to perpetrate your scams on this network. No one expects you to understand BIP 110, Jeet. All we need you to do is know your place and get ******** out of the way.