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  Chukwuka (@wulstan_1) reported 2 minutes ago

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

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  Yava (@YavaCode) reported 3 minutes ago

  @Seti_Here so true. i also get so annoyed with that. also that "login pr register" while i just opened the app. like to SEE what you can give me, i need to open my gmail, click 10 links and see another slop SaaS ****

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  ˗ˏˋ Jesse Hanley ˎˊ˗ (@jessethanley) reported 3 minutes ago

  @JackEllis @Fastmail All inbox providers are having these issues. There's a lot of backchannel conferences where they are trying to tackle it. It's hard because lots are rotating through Gmail accounts/IPv6s which is harder to block. Cold emailing has gotten really sophisticated now.

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  Mingke (@Mingke) reported 6 minutes ago

  @ylecun @nicochristie People don’t choose iOS or proprietary models because of their closedness. They are ordinary people who cannot — or simply do not want to — spend time managing compute (iOS) or approximations of intelligence (models). They want it done by someone else, and are therefore willing to pay. Revenue is the outcome of a service: someone provides value by helping you get things done. In the case of iOS, that service is managing compute resources. Users pay for that and if they believe they can manage better themselves and are willing to take on the effort to maintain it, they can always switch to Android because of its exsitence. In the end, a more a philosophical stance: how should human society be organized, centralized or individualistic? Governance exist to hold people together (so we don’t end up killing each other just because goals differ and communication is inefficiently low-dimensional) and to enable further exploration of a unified goal. But managed by whom? iOS believes they can manage better than the mass population. Android doesn’t even argue on that axis. It simply claims you can do what you want — freedom as the form factor. SMTP is open, yet most people still choose Gmail. They choose to have the service done by Google rather than setting up their own email server using open protocols. Using revenue to measure open source versus closed source is therefore meaningless. The better metric is whether freedom is safeguarded as a genuine choice — not whether freedom is actually exercised by everyone. That's the value of open source, as an option keeping the entire system permissionless. Yet promoting open source is another form of elite protection for the masses: the majority need not exercise the choice, and may not even fully understand its trade-offs. The value lies in the fact that the door remains open.

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  A guy down under (@Fremean) reported 6 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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  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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  Binu Alex (@badjourno) reported 11 minutes ago

  I've used Gmail since it launched, back in 2004 or so. And every single day, without fail, it nags me to buy more storage. So instead, I bought my own server and moved all my documents there. That's the files and photos sorted. Then there's the email itself. I run a strict inbox-zero policy. Yes, I do keep folders — but only for the emails that actually matter. Everything else gets deleted, not hoarded. Even the trash too. The truth is simple: if you actually manage your inbox instead of letting it pile up, you will never need to pay Google a rupee for extra space.

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  mohammed fadda (@elon_meek) reported 12 minutes ago

  @STEPN_PI Everyone makes mistakes when building. Why build outside the Pi system and then add login via pi authentication? I now have two accounts: one via Gmail and another via Pi authentication. This isn't right and needs to be addressed that I don't know how to deal with any account

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  Maha (@maalbarki) reported 14 minutes ago

  @comet_wanderer @thisisdobleu I tried to register using gmail and FB but unfortunately it's the same issue, we need to link the account to a Thai phone number

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  kanu1.base.eth (@kanu__mondol) reported 18 minutes ago

  Hello @gmail,@Google My account was recently disabled due to a policy issue. I have already submitted an appeal and sincerely apologized for my mistake. This account is very important to me. I kindly request a review or any guidance. Thank you.

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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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  denas (@denaskulinicius) reported 23 minutes ago

  the #1 thing quietly killing your sender reputation. and it's not what you think. not spam words. not buying lists (though don't). it's mailing the people who signed up months ago and never opened once. here's the mechanism nobody explains. gmail scores engagement per domain. when enough of your emails get ignored, it decides your whole domain sends junk. then it punishes your good subscribers for it too. your dead weight doesn't just underperform. it drags down the people who love you. the fix hurts: suppress everyone who hasn't opened in 90 days. your sends drop. your revenue climbs. because the people who matter finally reach the inbox.

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  ⋆˚࿔ Bia˚⋆ (@duangwithbiaa) reported 23 minutes ago

  @suitetvapp Please fix the translations. Is it also possible to export saved lists from TV Time? Change the login account? I use the beta version of Gmail.

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  Amit Rawat (@theamitrawat96) reported 26 minutes ago

  @gmail team @Google 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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  muhammadriyaz (@riyaz0786ahmad) reported 28 minutes ago

  @TeamYouTube Gmail recovery sem OTP issue first OTP mobile number available second OTP same Gmail issue