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  raaka (@raaka_sid) reported 18 seconds ago

  Can't login to my kick account from this morning. It's weird even though I have connected my Gmail for login.

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  Julian Goldie SEO (@JulianGoldieSEO) reported 2 minutes ago

  Most community owners are drowning in repeat questions and don't know a fix already exists. n8n is that fix and it's more accessible than people think. Here's the reality check: → Self-hosted n8n is free with no execution limits, you just host it yourself. → Their cloud version is paid, but it removes the setup work entirely. → It connects to 400+ tools out of the box Gmail, Slack, Notion, OpenAI, Anthropic's Claude, and more. → If a tool isn't on the list, you can still wire it in with a simple web request. → Nothing about your community's workflow is off-limits. The tool isn't the bottleneck anymore. Not knowing it exists is. Save this post, you'll stop paying (or overpaying) a team to do what automation can do. 💬 Want the SOP? DM Me.

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  bossysauce (@bossysauce1) reported 4 minutes ago

  @OPMerchandise 😡😡 finally got the code and nothing happened!! And now seeing it’s a gmail issue?? come on!

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  chris gobblins 🦃 (@CRMullins) reported 6 minutes ago

  @gremlin_sh @poiThePoi Like I said it's impressive. But let's also keep in mind this is twitter not big tech. If the hell-site goes down and I can't tweet at you freaks I'll be sad, but it would be a very different discussion if say Gmail or AWS had similar outage patterns. The ad revenue drop is also significant, and let's not forget the interest on the $13B Elon needed to fund the acquisition. Would be surprised if they broke even with the staff reductions.

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  Jakob Greenfeld (@jakobgreenfeld) reported 7 minutes ago

  @NickAbraham12 hey sure we also have truly unique sending infra no one else has access to. The only problem is it performs far worse than good old boring gmail accounts. There is zero evidence it isn't exactly the same for his infra. And lying is not what every business person would do.

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  Rasel Hosen (@details_with_ai) reported 7 minutes ago

  3/ Track Down Dead Accounts You've signed up to hundreds of sites over the years. Most of them still exist and still hold your details. Go to: Gmail → search "verify your email." How to use it: each result is an account you forgot about. Open the site, log in, then look under Settings or Privacy for Delete Account. Do the ones that had your card or address first.

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  Ratul kumar Deka (@Ratulkumardeka) reported 9 minutes ago

  @DeltixCoreTeam Today i face to face one new problem on otp reciving gmail. Good project

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  Pierluigi (@Pigi71_VST) reported 10 minutes ago

  So, I jumped on the @bot wagon. First stupid task after I connected Gmail: trash all the emails in the Promotions tab, around 48000. It was deleting just a bunch of them and really slowly. So he asked me to login directly. I did. You can look at the conversation, the bot was deleting one row at a time. Even after pushing it, despite saying it was going to select all, it got stuck. I had to stop it and doing the task myself, after 15 minutes and 21% of usage. 21% for failing deleting a bunch of emails. Now, I don't doubt Bot is an incredible tool for developers, on specific technical tasks. But if they want the masses to adopt this tech, not the way to go. And I'm saying that from 30 years in IT, I enjoy playing with it, I have also Hermes on trial. I still don't see the appeal for the common people, for now. I don't see them spending a lot of money in subcriptions/tokens for tasks that are easier and faster done in person (exactly 3 clicks on Gmail for mine). Potential is enormous and it will be probably reached in a few months (thanks to all of us training them while paying for it). I think a lot of people here on X are just "pumping" their posts to get engagement, telling the world how bots/harnesses are changing their life

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  Big Dums (@thedunmomi) reported 15 minutes ago

  @DeOluofficial__ Funny thing is, I thought Google Drive, YouTube and Gmail all had an issue until I switched to MTN.

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  Texas_Found_Me (@Texas_Found_Me) reported 15 minutes ago

  @leodev Speed's mostly frontend discipline — virtualized lists, no render-blocking junk. But honestly the bigger question is what you want IN the alternative. Fast + still reads your mail is just Gmail with better manners. The interesting ones are fast AND the server holds nothing readable.

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  nisheshmani (@chefnishesh) reported 16 minutes ago

  @UltrahumanHQ why is it that only a gmail or facebook login can happen on you app. Why can't I use any other email to login to the account, I have ordered stuff need to log in.

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  Sally Fergus (@FergusSall36171) reported 19 minutes ago

  To 02airaacamrilgue of oa*****@gmail.com, or whoever ******** you are. People who fancy themselves as hackers or people who's business is stealing, here is an update for you I know people like you want to know the results of your destruction so I am going to give you a list. 1. You destroyed the email I have had for 30 years. My family tried to tell me of my uncle dying but, of course I missed it. I cannot recover that email. Congratulations. That's one in your favor. 2. You killed my Microsoft account to the point I can no longer log in under anything because I have be verified through my phone. My phone is not capable of the high tech verification processes and software required. I cannot spend $1000 for a new phone. So you killed microsoft for me and any programs that require a microsoft login such as my Office program. The $150 I spent on 365 is gone and so is my ability to use office. Congratulations on that one. After 7 verification attempts, none were successful. 3. You killed my microsoft games. They require a login. I can't log in. I can't even login with a new password. Congratulations. You are 3 for 3 so far. 4. You killed off any chance I have for technical support outside of the home. I took my computer to a computer repair company and for $75 and after a while, they told me they couldn't help me. You got me for $75. Congratulations. That is 4 out of 4. 5. I took my computer to the Geek Squad and they told me you have, either accidently or purposely put in in a login loop I can't get out of. Wow. You are good. 6. On my microsoft account, micrsoft wants to send me help only through an account at oa*****@gmail.com. I don't know who the FK oa*****@gmail is. There is no account on my gmail so you now are able to intercept any assistance microsoft has tried to send me. That's deep. Actually, that is pretty evil so you should be very proud of that. So far you are 6 for 6. 7. My bank notified me of suspicious purchases. I asked them to decline the sales. That cost me $35 to stop for illegal purchases of over $1000. That's 7 for you. I'm pretty tired of working on this for 2 weeks so I will quit now. You have don't a marvelous job. I wish you would contact me directly. I would like to meet you at a location of your choice and buy you a cup of coffee or a beer where we can both laugh at how much fun you had. I will travel cross country to meet with you for coffee or a beer. I'll buy.

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  zay (@vmgkv0) reported 19 minutes ago

  my phone has a unique problem and the problem is the gmail doesn’t work

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  Paul Walsh (@Paul__Walsh) reported 20 minutes ago

  I’ve just spent hours responding to an avalanche of comments about the ChatGPT plugin for Apple Messages. Here are the main ones: 💬 "Anyone can screenshot your messages" Yes. They can also print them and fax them to the FBI. People using end to end encryption accept the risk that another participant can deliberately betray their trust. They don’t expect that person to give third party software ongoing access to read, search and analyse their private conversations. 💬 "I opted in, so it’s not a problem" You opted in. Everyone you communicate with didn’t. 💬 "The encryption still works, so you’re wrong" Yes, the cryptography still works. My concern is third party access to the readable content before or after decryption. 💬 "The recipient could always share your messages" Yes. The recipient could betray your trust. That doesn’t justify automating third party access to your private conversations. 💬 "Any Mac app with Full Disk Access could already do this" Yes. Apple specifically warns that Full Disk Access can expose Messages. OpenAI has now productised that capability for ordinary people who aren't aware of the potential implications, at scale. I don't think Apple saw this coming. 💬 "This is no different from giving AI access to email, SMS, Slack or Teams" It is. Those services don’t provide the same end to end encryption model as iMessage. Think Signal, not SMS. This Proton, not Gmail. The screenshot one is my favourite. I’ll either update my original article with an FAQ or write a dedicated follow up. Thankfully, these comments represent less than 2% of the responses I’ve received here. I haven’t even looked at LinkedIn yet. My concern with this implementation is scale. One person can enable it on their Mac and expose accessible conversations involving potentially hundreds of people who never enabled ChatGPT, never agreed to the access and aren’t notified. Depending on their Apple and iCloud configuration, that can include historical conversations, participant identifiers, contact information and attachments. Proton summarised my argument well after reading the article. I recommend reading their post first, then clicking through to mine for the full analysis. My Substack is free. I’m building a community around corporate surveillance, government overreach, privacy and personal digital safety. I’m interested in what the technology can do, what information it can access, who else can be affected and what happens when that capability is deployed at scale.

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  Bash (@bashirbuilds) reported 21 minutes ago

  @Aartiparidwal Gmail setup failing silently instead of refusing to start is the trust problem. Catching broken configs before a run is the right default.