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legal grounds? no, I don't think so
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Just use the link in the post, chose either option and start the request
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Oh i apologize, I'm still getting familiar with Lemmy. Where should I post it instead?
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Yep, it's thirty days. The longer it takes btw the more likely that the company hasn't quite operationalized these kind of requests very well.
Not only is this a way for you to keep your stuff, inform you what reddit knew about you and in general good to do with services you use every now and then - it also tends to be quite expensive operation for tech companies that aren't quite operationally mature yet. In other words, strongly recommend making a request if you still have an account.
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But like Gmail tho
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Sweet, i will look into that
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I only know of Microsoft and email from the corporate world and instinctively want to put as much distance as I can between that and myself. How is it working for you?
Hello friends, I am considering using some of my domains for email in addition to my self hosted stuff and i cannot stress enough how much i do not want to host and run my own email service. My objective is to find a service that i can hook up with Gmail, so i think it'd have to do mail forwarding and submission/SMTP for sending mails. Mostly just myself, but maybe a few others too. I don't want to spend twenty bucks per domain though. Does anyone have suggestions?
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TLS SNI will take care of that issue just fine, most reverse proxies will just handle it for you especially if you use certbot i.e. usually letsencrypt
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You can say that again
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I'm sure it took some gutta to admit your reading comprehension is at the level of an eighth grader
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Original source in nature: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-023-06096-3
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That's awesome, reminds me of the bus drivers wearing skirts!
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For some cases that doesn't really help. For example if you do a large survey of the sky for transient peak detection you don't have the time to spend multiple lights on a single part of the sky. I'm not sure if the satellite trail removal is helpful for that, but the trails themselves are certainly an issue for sky surveys.
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Huh, TIL! Thank you
Was this a thing on the other side as well? What does it mean! Am I too old?
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For your first session, don't expect much more than just getting to know each other a bit, talking a bit about your goals and where you're at. See if you vibe with them. It's one of those interpersonal things that you can't really objectively measure. Relax, feel them out as a person. As to self diagnosis: i think with a new therapist there's a bunch of fundamentals before you get to those more significant issues. Once you do, be honest and open. Tell them you suspect you may have something like it and why you think that way and they should take it from there. But honestly, don't expect too much from a first chat.
I mean, some people might not require a higher quality copper. Maybe it was simply the customer entering the wrong grade on the ordering form? I mean those glyphs aren't exactly super hard to get wrong. You want to write 𒈁 but instead write 𒈑. Was this just a Karen complaining all along?
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I do too, tbh i miss the less techy people. People that aren't particular comfortable with new fangled technojiggeties just figured out reddit, they'll take a long time and a lot of client improvement to come here..
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This entirely depends on what the net positive is. If you get a 10x tool that gets the job done faster, but you use it once a year... Still not worth it
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How many breads are you getting out of this? Even with regular soaking i usually get two slices out of an egg. Are you feeding multiple folks on two eggs?