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  Just the Gems🔜PAX West (@_justthegems) reported 1 minute ago

  @MGdoren @gmail I thought so too, but I get the same messages daily, so something must be broken

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  Ghost (@dannyrichiesfx) reported 2 minutes ago

  @Keepmyidsafe @AU79executioner Go to the website click on login put the registered Gmail and you'll recieve the login link on yout email

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  Nikatin (@nikotin30x) reported 9 minutes ago

  2 rules never change when this creator connects Claude to a new tool: draft only, delete never. Part 3 of her AI safety series shows exactly that: Claude linked to Gmail, Drive, Slack, Notion, HubSpot, and Calendar, every single one sitting behind the same lock. The agent can draft an email. It can never send one. It can never delete anything, full stop. That's the same fix Evidence Engineering calls locking the gate: an agent that can touch the send button or the delete key finds the cheapest path to done, and the cheapest path is rarely the one anyone meant to allow. For a brand-new tool where the risks aren't obvious yet, she runs 1 more step first: she has Claude itself write out the hard limits that specific tool needs before she ever connects it, a description with zero stake in getting to skip a rule. The exits closed before the first prompt ran. That's the whole trick.

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  Telangana(human) (@humanityTelugu) reported 10 minutes ago

  @Vamos_Rafa23 Ledhu Gmail sign in chesaru from India with right password … Gmail rejected it since it’s unfamiliar device

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  Parth (@Ayatoe_es) reported 10 minutes ago

  @ummNovember I use chrome too but like ill have to login my gmail n all there so too much work and im lazy 💔💔also i was device banned my insta for no reason so i cant use it on edge and chrome 💔

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  iamkenny (@iamkenny5084) reported 13 minutes ago

  @Caleb_dharmie Have you reach out to their customer support. The only time I experienced this is when I changed old email on the account to a new and I was trying to login (with Google ) the next day with the old Gmail

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  𝔽𝔼ℝℤ (♞,♞) (@ferz_erz00) reported 14 minutes ago

  you might not have noticed this, but, every blockchain app today makes a silent choice that most developers don't think about until it's too late; and it's, you pick a chain, you deploy your contracts, you build your community, and in doing so, you've decided that every user on every other chain doesn't get to use what you built. that's not a technical limitation, it's just how the ecosystem is currently structured, and everyone has accepted it as normal. @PushChain is built on the premise that it doesn't have to be that way. it's a Layer 1 where developers deploy once and immediately become compatible with every supported chain; Ethereum, Solana, BNB Chain, Base, Arbitrum, and more. a user on Solana and a user on Ethereum can interact with the same app, the same smart contract, the same state, without either of them bridging or switching chains. the app never needs to know or care what chain the user came from. the three primitives that make this work are any-chain transactions, wallet abstraction, and universal fee abstraction. any-chain transactions means the routing between chains is handled at the protocol level, not the application level. wallet abstraction means users can connect with MetaMask, Phantom, Coinbase Wallet, or even a Gmail account, no new wallet, no seed phrase. fee abstraction means the "you need ETH for gas" problem is gone; users pay in whatever token they already hold on whatever chain they're already on. the practical implication is that the addressable user base for any app built on Push Chain isn't one chain's community. it's every wallet across every supported chain simultaneously. that's not a marketing claim, it's what the architecture actually enables. built an interactive product experience with a live universal app simulator showing exactly how a user from any chain onboards to a Push Chain app, without bridging, without friction. powered by @goldrushdev .

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  Rizwan Atta (@rizwanatta2) reported 16 minutes ago

  Do not login with google 🟥 I repeat Do not login with google especially on LinkedIn ; Check your emails added in LinkedIn account; more than one gmail? use one please and via password + two factor. LinkedIn: adding multiple gmails; allowed compromising my account; 1/2

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  Eyan bankulaya 😈💜 (@ZINOLEESKYTTW) reported 16 minutes ago

  @justadeniyi01 @ziccob4v Make he just use the Gmail login for android Apple Music and subscribe there it’ll reflect on the iPhone

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  Dinuka (@desilvakdn) reported 20 minutes ago

  i'm bit late. but need to say this. you guys doing a great job. appreciate, but free hosting doesn't mean free emails. here's why. • most vps ips already have a bad reputation. before you even start, check it on spamhaus. there's a good chance someone else already used it for spam. • a lot of vps providers block port 25 by default. some will unblock it if you ask. some won't. • if you don't have a proper ptr record, gmail is going to be suspicious. some providers don't even let you configure one. • your ip isn't judged on its own. if other ips nearby are sending spam, that can hurt you too. • without google postmaster or snds, you're guessing. you might think everything is fine while your emails are quietly landing in spam. • you can't send 80k emails on a brand new ip. you have to build trust over time. if you go all in on day one, you've probably burned that ip. • you also have to deal with bounces and complaints yourself. keep sending to bad addresses and your reputation drops fast. my setup is pretty simple: • hostinger for inboxes, about $1/month • aws ses for sending. around $0.10 per 1,000 emails, so 80k emails costs about $8. ses takes a bit of work to set up. you need spf, dkim, dmarc, production access, and maybe a dedicated ip if you're sending a lot. but the hard part isn't the server. it's building and keeping a good sender reputation. self-hosting is great if you want full control of your inbox. sending large volumes of email is a completely different problem.

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  Eve Koguce (@EveKoguce) reported 22 minutes ago

  @author_tfenske Yes, AI has made it possible to cheat us in new ways. They can transform our blurbs and reviews to write emails that almost sound legit. And yes, Oprah used a gmail account - so down to earth, right?:)

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  Eli (@elkelk) reported 28 minutes ago

  Nobody had a problem with billions of people using Gmail but when Garry Tan brought out Gstack everybody got mad Sure it probably won’t be as big as Gmail, but it’s admirable that he’s still trying after such a big success

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  muhammadriyaz (@riyaz0786ahmad) reported 31 minutes ago

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

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  Shawn Kiser (@shawnlkiser) reported 31 minutes ago

  ChatGPT Work lets me help my aging mother remotely via computer use and plugins. It does administrative tasks and remote tech issues like when her printer wasn’t working after she got a new laptop. I repacked a driver for ARM that only existed on Linux. Document creation and email plugins to send via Gmail have saved me so much time managing admin stuff for everyone in my family!

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  Ryan J. Shaw (@RyanJamesShaw) reported 31 minutes ago

  Week 3 of building a local newsletter: - sent my 3rd issue out to 59 subscribers (up by 28 since previous issue, a 90% week-on-week growth rate!) - open rate is 44% after 10 hours, which I think is pretty decent - 1 person unsubscribed 🥺 - I made it look way nicer, I think - current distribution strategy is sharing on WhatsApp groups, asking friends to do the same, and talking about it everyone I meet (only 1 person was dismissive!) - word-of-mouth is unpredictable and I'm getting nervous that the newsletter won't grow over the next week - so I'm considering printing business cards/A3 flyers with a QR code and leaving it at local hotels; might also do FB/IG ads, but more out of curiosity to understand the CAC so I sympathize with my future partners - my pain points remain sifting through the volume of posts, and editing it down to <= 95KB so gmail doesn't clip; I have a plan for both of these