Thanks will search that.
edit: for anyone else looking, it was in calendar settings page
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edit: for anyone else looking, it was in calendar settings page
And promotions box is usually just spam.
Also lately started getting spam google calendar events and they just wont go away even after reporting them as spam multiple times. I don't why is that even a feature, why can someone completely random add recurring-daily events to your calendar.
And if deliver fails, the sender also gets an email (from their own MTA) mentioning that delivery failed.
Its a email server I am writing myself to eventually use. I know mail-in-a-box exists but another solution providing a easy to setup reliable mail box should be useful.
Currently I have spf/dkim/dmarc setup so it can exchange with all providers and have imap for the client side.
Don't get in the trap of "oh some provider wont accept my mail". Its their fault that they don't and frankly if everyone was hosting their own mail, this situation would have never happened.
I run (one of) my own mail server and send and receive mails on it regularly. At most the receiver might have to check their spam box once, but later all mails end up in inbox (this is gmail I am talking about, nobody else put that mail in spam, like hotmail/fastmail)
In OTP/TOTP it doesn't matter where the OTP comes from, so code is the second factor. In google auth the mobile device is the second factor.
Maybe later another feature to do a round of public funds again when the life time ends if the endpoint remains useful after X years. But no has authority to delete it.
Could be a DNS server or Mail server or NTP.
We adopted Kubernetes at our startup, it solved most ci/cd and devops issues for the team. We didn't need the scaling either, we have at max maybe 2 containers of a service but we know we are ready.