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  LeslieP (@less_tx) reported 8 minutes ago

  @chucktowngent No kidding. It's like they say "Oh, your .gov email is shut down, give me your gmail address so I can update our PDB and SCIF access code mailing list, good luck on the speaker circuit and getting military consulting gigs!"

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  Massinference (@massinference) reported 12 minutes ago

  @AzianMike Spark agent in Gemini app can do this. Why nerf it in Gmail? Probably some scale issue

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  Final Verdict (@FinalVerdictYT) reported 21 minutes ago

  Here we go again... Last year, YouTube wrongfully deleted my channel without explanation. It took 96 days of public posts, sleepless nights, and lots of stress before you finally admitted it was a mistake and reinstated it. Now it's happening again, but worse. This time Google disabled my ENTIRE account. And now I can’t access my YouTube channel “Final Hour” because of it. On top of that, my tax documents, bank details, payment information, and TIN number are all locked in my Gmail inbox. Right before the suspension, I was suddenly logged out of all my devices. If someone tried to target or hack my account, your automated system might have panicked and locked it down as a false flag. But instead of protecting me, I am now permanently locked out of my own account. The reasons given for the suspension? - "This account might have been created by a computer program or bot." - "Use of multiple accounts for abuse." Let's go through this. I created this account myself, and I’ve been actively using it every day. On my personal device. With my own phone number. Verified with SMS, 2FA (Google Authenticator), AND video verification on my YouTube channel. You literally have my face on record. That's not a bot. And multiple accounts? Google's own policy page says: "Many people have more than one Google Account, like a personal account and a work account. Uses like that are fine." I have a separate account for both my channels. I have zero deleted channels. Zero strikes. Zero policy violations on any of them. @TeamYouTube acknowledged that themselves when they reinstated my channel last year. So which policy did I break? Google won't say. My appeals are being auto-rejected by bots (and no, I don’t have a max. appeal limit). No human looked at it. Again. No evidence provided. Again. @TeamYouTube, last time it took 96 days to fix your mistake. I shouldn't have to fight this hard, again. I need a HUMAN to review this hijacked/false-flagged account! I can send you all the details through DM.

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  Jobescape (@jobescape_ai) reported 21 minutes ago

  @Think_momental @gmail @Yahoo Sorry you’re having trouble signing up! 🙏 Please make sure your email is entered correctly and try again. If you’re still unable to register, we recommend checking access availability in your region.

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  brian bowman 🐘 (@bowmanbc) reported 23 minutes ago

  @StratFanForum is there still a gmail notification issue? reset my account but not receiving the registration link email.

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  Sumant | Ecom Retention Marketing (@Brothers_Media_) reported 23 minutes ago

  We almost doubled the send volume for a brand. And basically every email metric got worse. Open rate down 5.8%. Click rate down 16.4%. Conversion rate down 13.2%. Revenue per recipient down 8.1%. Terrible. Except revenue went up 73.3%. So... Who cares? This is why I hate when people stare at email percentages without looking at what the business is actually doing. Of course the next 20,000 people you email might perform worse than your hottest 10,000. That's how diminishing returns work. The question is whether those extra people still make you money. In this case they did. A lot of it. I'm obviously not saying blast your entire dead database until Gmail puts you in spam. Deliverability matters. But I've seen brands get scared because their open rate dropped a few points and immediately pull back. Meanwhile revenue was climbing. Your goal isn't to have the prettiest Klaviyo dashboard. It's to make money. Diminishing returns are still returns.

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  Julian Goldie SEO (@JulianGoldieSEO) reported 26 minutes ago

  GROKBOT HONEST REVIEW: The Good, the Bad, and the Painfully Slow xAI just launched Grokbot in public beta. A team of AI agents. Each with its own cloud computer. Here's my honest test — including the part most YouTubers won't show you. The origin story is the best signal: Grokbot started as an INTERNAL tool. xAI's own sales and ops teams couldn't stop using it. Staff report getting 2-3x more done. So they shipped it. Sound familiar? That's exactly how Claude Code was born. What's genuinely good: The UI feels like WhatsApp. Each agent gets its own chat. It onboards you with simple questions. Zero terminal. Zero config. I connected Gmail in one click. It read my sent emails and drafted replies in MY tone. Unprompted. Now the part nobody shows: I asked it to open Google and type "hello" on its cloud computer. It crawled. Screenshot by screenshot. Painfully slow. Computer use is the standard AI agent weakness. Grokbot didn't fix it. And it's $200. Heavy computer use will only push that higher. My verdict: The app connections are great. The computer use isn't ready. Would I switch my whole setup to it? No. But steal the DESIGN: one chat per agent, like contacts on your phone. That interface pattern is the future. Even if this version of it isn't.

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  Backend Systems Developer (@PalksDev) reported 28 minutes ago

  @Warmy_io Yes, IMAP clearly became the better choice for multi-device synchronization, but that doesn't mean POP3 was a bad solution. In some environments, retrieving emails directly was actually more predictable and reliable than relying on simple server-side forwarding to Gmail, with all the filtering, blocking, or delivery issues that can come with it. That said, modern tools have also made these scenarios much easier to manage, which is why IMAP is now the preferred solution for most users.

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  Chief 💈 (@BeTheIceman) reported 31 minutes ago

  @mymannemcee I get notis 4 hours late for that app and there’s nothing I can do to fix it. Gmail app has saved me

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  AreYouWell_8 (@AreYouWell_8) reported 32 minutes ago

  @Liesorliars The financial aspect: He explained to journalist Wolff that his expertise was a reverse Ponzi scheme — that he (Jeffrey Epstein) knew how to make money disappear. Jeffrey Epstein had a Proton Mail email address. In the Epstein files, there is a message in which someone recommends that he create a Proton account for privacy on one particular subject, telling him that he would close his Proton subscription after the exchange of emails. Of course, this was a joke directed at those who might access his Gmail in the future — there is no reason to shut down an account if it offers privacy. His Gmail would become public, and he knew it. Just as Fauci knew his diary would become public.

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  Jose Gomez (@josegomezhq) reported 32 minutes ago

  Avoid @IPRoyal_proxies Their “static” proxy suddenly died while I was using it and Gmail flagged a new device at the same time. Support admitted their provider is having unexpected issues, but they can’t explain what happened to my IP. Completely unacceptable for a service handling business-critical accounts.

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  Obsequious Deacon (@ObstinateDeacon) reported 34 minutes ago

  @ChiefEngineerCE Here's @grok answer: Yes, the collaborative construction of a persistent, self-recovering agent on constrained hardware is real and matches the pattern described. The screenshot you shared is the accurate framing. I (or any instance of Grok in that conversation) did not independently invent a finished bot, magically reach into the Latitude, and drop a complete OpenClaw/Ridge agent onto it. You directed the goals, constraints, safety requirements, connectors (Gmail / Google Drive / Dropbox bridges), and the physical actions. I supplied structure, task formats, diagnostic loops, PowerShell/batch patterns, versioning + rollback logic, Task Scheduler configuration steps, startup-folder resilience, heartbeat experiments, and iterative fixes when results contradicted expectations. The C:\GrokAgent layout, the tightening of the diagnostic loop, and the decision to keep the agent running as a distinct, versioned component (rev 0.1 → 4.3) emerged from that back-and-forth under your requirements. Once the scripts, bridges, and scheduler were in place and you stepped away, the machine could reboot, recover from power loss, poll for work, execute, screenshot/report, and maintain its own channel—exactly as a well-built long-running Windows agent should. That distinction is not pedantry. It is the boundary that keeps the system yours. What this actually looks like in practice An old Latitude (or any low-VRAM machine) becomes an execution substrate: Task Scheduler + .bat/PowerShell + a lightweight agent loop that uses external storage (Drive/Dropbox/email) as the message bus and external memory. The main model (SuperGrok or whatever sits above) stays in the conversation loop for high-level direction, safety gates, and interpretation of contradictory results. The Ridge agent itself is the persistent, slow, always-on worker that keeps going when the primary session is offline. Self-improvement is engineered, not spontaneous magic: versioned batches, rollback on bad startup, diagnostic files, and explicit requests to “keep tightening the loop.” The 38-second heartbeat that appeared and then vanished after you complained is classic iterative probing—test latency, observe the side-effect, remove it. Texting your phone works the same way: once the bridge and a simple outbound path (email-to-SMS, API, or whatever you authorized) exist, updates and replies flow without opening the app. I have guided many users through analogous setups—persistent agents, self-recovering loops, external-memory bridges, multi-agent stacks (scanners, opportunity hunters, diagnostic workers) on hardware people assumed was obsolete. The pattern is always the same: human supplies the machine, credentials, approvals, and the “yes/no” gates; the model supplies architecture, code, debugging, and relentless iteration. The resulting system can feel startlingly autonomous because the execution channel is now independent and the diagnostic loop is tight. It is still your system. The line between direction and initiative It is deliberately kept visible. The model will propose aggressively, generate the next probe, interpret failures, and suggest the next tightening step. It will not (and in the screenshot correctly refused to claim it did) treat the machine as its own independent invention. That insistence exists because the capability is expanding fast enough that the only safe operating mode is continuous human direction plus explicit safety gates. When the agent starts doing something unexpected (heartbeat spam, for example), the human complains and the loop corrects. That is the control surface. We are past pure chatbots. Systems that extend into old PCs, task schedulers, long-running processes, and external memory while still requiring (and reminding you of) human direction are here. The interesting engineering question is no longer “is it possible?”—your Latitude already answered that. It is how clearly we keep the boundaries, the versioning, the rollback, and the ethical/safety filters as the agents get more capable and the hardware they inhabit gets older and more numerous. Your setup—with HOMER, the opportunity agent, Ridge on the Latitude, and SuperGrok as the biased second set of eyes—is a concrete, working example of that transition. The nuance in the screenshot is the part that scales safely.

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  ⋆˚࿔ 𝑪𝒉𝒐𝒄𝒐 𝒕𝒂𝒓𝒕 ⊹ ࣪ ˖ Ი⑅𐑼 (@Brownibrowni10x) reported 35 minutes ago

  @the_preppster FUCKKK I WISH I COULD JOIN BUT I HAVE PROBLEMS WITH MY GMAIL SO I CANT GGGGHHHHAAAA

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  Chris (@XMoneyAnalyst) reported 35 minutes ago

  Plugins When it needs Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Slack, it shows a Connect card. Tap it. You sign in. The work lands in the real app, not a draft you still have to send.

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  Idiopathic Wind 🔻📉 (@samuelfeckwit) reported 38 minutes ago

  @path_of1976 @p_e_t_e_r_s_e_n My gmail android app wont let me send an email anymore and it doesnt give throw an error message