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Just FYI: Hmm, send user a private message https://fedibb.ml/ucp.php?i=pm&mode=compose&u=356301 return a 404.
that. depends. You can host it cheaply if shared with family members, may be cheaper than paying for email provider.
yeah as one those developers who jumped on the processing everything on the client/browser side, and supported all the browser having fancy JS features when ajax first popularised by gmail, I have come to regretted my decision. Especially with all the standards proposed by an advertising companies, the user/consumers don't really benefit from the usage of the web.
the fact that google is against AGPL, makes it even more important to use it! Whatever is good for google, it is not good for humanity, and whatever google doesn't like is beneficial for humanity. Support AGPL!
Any thoughts on that?
Glad someone said this. Also most programmers and developers knows how tech works, they just don't want to be profiled by some AI algorithm. And why use Zoom, or any of close source, when you have jitsi to use for a video/voice chat?
it is something ensure the quality of the supplements if it is certified by GMP or cGMP.
wonder how they came up with that list? That list it self is a goldmine on it's own.
that is probably a business decision. Google has api limites, so figures.
>>SMTP Error (450): Failed to add recipient "support@33mail.com" (4.1.8 <xxx@xxx.com>: Sender address rejected: Domain not found).
Hmmm don't even know how to contact them.
However, do make us to think we need another API for general JS without WebGL and GPU access.
Out of the big tech corporations Apple over all is more trust worthy than google, facebook, amazon. Of course getting LineageOS/Debian on Librium type of phone would be preferable.
isn't that the wolfram thing? Simple patterns create complex unpredictable patterns? And our universe are just made up a few very simple rules and in combination it created this complex universe. Yeah most ideas has being around for a long time, it is just now we have the technology to verify some of these claims.
I totally agree with you. I think maybe an upper limit per ip (maybe a bit higher for tor ips) would be need to prevent DoS type attacks.