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@digitalocean @OpenAI Need more Atlanta servers ;)

The next generation of @OpenAI models has arrived on DigitalOcean. 🚀 Deploy GPT-5.4 pro, mini, nano, & GPT Image 1.5 natively via Gradient™ AI Serverless Inference. ✅ Advanced reasoning ✅ Real-time subagents ✅ Production-ready image generation ✅ Integrated into your DO stack Build & scale agentic workflows without the complexity.

Minimal: Click the Brave icon for Brave settings. Click the 'view site info' icon for site related settings.

@GitHub is going to 100% train on your mouse movements and record the positions of objects on your display. Will GitHub classify all audio it overhears as 'input data' and 'context'? github.blog/news-insights/…

It's going to train on my code? Github is going to be seeing 70% uptime very soon

@davidbombal @GrapheneOS must be pleased 😆 Who will launch an OSphones store?

Warning: Apple is forcing Age Verification in iOS

Your tax dollars are paying for the USDA to parody a porn site. They should delete the tweet and the URL.

@Aladey No translation needed. 😀

The other side of outbound 🤡 I’m not even the one reaching out… it’s my AI agent out there hustling, getting ignored on my behalf 💀… my AI agent handles everything.

@brave Two additional benefits of blocking youtube thumbnails with Brave is that: -videos start playing faster and -when you mouse-over a video title, it is not added to your watch history!

Brave can block those thumbnails for you. Go to Settings > Shields > Content filtering and enable “YouTube thumbnail image blocker.”

@ol_bill14 @AlternativeTo @ShareX is free and open source for windows, but it has far more options than this simple mac app.

@AlternativeTo I wish there were better options for Windows!

Completely free and open source screenshot tool with clean annotations, blur and pixelate, gradients, and batch exports in multiple sizes

@zeanix @brave You do not. Those are all Brave settings options.

@BozPC @brave Wait i don't need extensions for this?

@ntropiq @unstoppableweb Nice flow reference list for outbounding! 🧠

2/ Use the @unstoppableweb ChatGPT plugin to find your highest-traffic domains that we'll find leads for

Building on the launch of our MCP, here's how I use ChatGPT and @clay to find outbound leads - It's easier than ever to send hundreds of cold emails if you know how to leverage the latest tools in an AI context Here's how - 🧵

@instantai Should your Whois Lookup tool open a new browser tab and load the GoDaddy WHOIS Database?

We just launched our very own Whois Lookup tool 🎉 Look up any domain to get ownership details, registration and expiry dates, nameservers, and more. You can even discover similar domains with a single search. It's our goal to build a full suite of domain tools, so everything you need is all in one place. Give it a try and let us know what you think!

@nico_laqua @emily_yuan_ Congrats on your purchase! Your marketing expense reductions will cover that 100k purchase in no time! I bet you lost tons of traffic over the years to that .com... The seller did you a solid. ;)

We just bought corgi dot com for $118k. I remember one of the first things we did when @emily_yuan_ and I started this company (back in 2024) was getting corgi dot insure on Porkbun for $10.79. Since then, we've grown from a small team trying to figure things out to now thousands of technology companies trusting us with their insurance needs. Insurance is fundamentally about trust. When something goes wrong (which tends to happen in the startup world), you need to know someone has your back. That's why we exist. A 5-letter domain is worth it for the long-term. We just made it a lot easier for you to remember us. If you're a startup looking for insurance, you know where to find us. corgi dot com

I thought that post looked familiar! Published on February 15, 2021 This article was refreshed in September 2025. Telegram seems the most useable for people I know. What chat app do you actually use @ProtonPrivacy ?

Want to learn more about this long list of privacy tools? Read the full piece on our blog... proton.me/blog/whatsapp-… 10/10

The era of end-to-end encrypted DMs on Instagram is coming to a close, luckily we’ve got a ready-made list of WhatsApp alternatives (which are relevant here too) if you’re looking to shift conversations elsewhere. (and to be clear, you should…) 1/10

@TRFyeomanfarmer @FoulkShay @sacarlson8 Manager.io is really nice for 100% offline🔐use for a single user who wants to manage multiple companies.

@FoulkShay @sacarlson8 Manager.io exists. It's free. We love it. (Desktop version doesn't have payroll option, though)

I think SaaS is dead in on-farm applications of accounting, cost of production, etc. I'll take the product value to zero ($) and go 1000% into the consulting, advising, and empowering before I rely on SaaS as a future plan.

@excalidraw Excalidraw just became easier to use for me in manual mode. Thanks! And more of my Autohotkey scripts actually work with @excalidraw without modifications ;) 👍

A small feat we should have added years ago. Escape key now deselects. 🥁

@RepThomasMassie Let the bodies hit the floor! youtu.be/04F4xlWSFh0

Yes. This could be profitable for @freename and their promoters. Most normal people are already too late to the .sat game. It is $499 and up for common names. The freename promoters and insiders already have reserved and/or purchased for resale the popular ones. I predict the ones with icons are not going to be appreciated by end users who desire a good name.

wow huge ...

@DomainKing @Dynadot Which domain name auction platforms do something to stop bid rigging, fake bidders and this shill bidding? It seems like it would not be in the domain name sellers nor the auction platforms best interest to have any anti bid rigging policies in place.

Update: I just received this automated cancellation notice from @Dynadot regarding the Coinbook.com auction. For context: The original high bidder defaulted,they didn’t pay. That means every bid they forced above theirs was fraudulent from the moment they stopped honoring it. Under @Dynadot’s current policy, the next legitimate bidder (me) is still expected to pay the inflated price created by those fake bids while Dynadot keeps both the defaulter’s deposit and the higher price set by a bidder who never paid. Imagine a real-estate auction where a house is bid up to $3.5 million, and later it’s discovered that every bid above $1.5 million was fake. No auctioneer on earth would still demand $3.5 million from the next legitimate bidder, the real buyer. Those bids would be automatically voided. As crazy as it sounds, that’s exactly what the @Dynadot policy does. I’m hoping this cancellation notice is just a system trigger while they review the case and not their final decision. If they do the right thing, they’ll restore trust. If they don’t, the industry will decide what happens next. 👑

@NamePros Following Sully's domaining advise can improve your mental state and productivity at work. ⚠️Be careful though! Your boss might notice your new way of thinking and give you a raise.

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