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1. I receive an email from X: your email address has been changed 2. I click ''secure your account" as I don't recognize that email, but it throws an error 3. I try to revert the change from X but it says I'm not allowed cause it's a recent change 4. No help from support now?

someone hacked my account and changed the email address and I'm unable to revert the change so the hacker email stays in my account and I will lose access as soon as the active session in my laptop is ended how is this possible? @X @nikitabier @Support

Wild to think that 3 months ago I had no idea what to even make a YT channel about Already building an app for this channel's audience 👾

I've recently discovered cold email and I'm only wondering why I didn't try this earlier Leads delivered to your door every day in a predictable and scalable manner

I tried the youtube shorts thing for 30 days and seems to work Never been this easy to create a digital asset for me Now I'm on a clear path to monetization

This is what I live for 🙌

6 hours ago I posted on Reddit with my product link already got 10k impressions and a whopping 0 sales from it

Seems like HARO (the go-to place for building links and PR) is sunsetting Seeing how much $$$ backlink-related apps are making in MSI, I've been considering for some time launching an app in the link-building space With this period of change it feels like the perfect time

feels strange to talk about business when people just a few kilometers away are living the worst nightmare and need so much help but can't afford to stay away any longer

the fact that Stripe was founded by Europeans in the US tells all you need to know

Micro SaaS Idea for an OpenAI wrapper "ai to improve my email for job application to employer" Search volume: 1.900/mo Keyword Difficulty: 10

Micro SaaS Ideas checkout is live! 🎉 Only 100 spots open for the lifetime launch deal Let’s see if we can sell out as fast as we did during prelaunch Go ahead and smash that green button to secure lifetime access to profitable ideas! 👇 Link below

ok so I'm about to open MSI checkout again for the launch with another 100 spots could we please repeat this?

Today we're leaving Brazil 🇧🇷 After 4 months of pure joyment, here are the pros and cons of our experience as a late-20s couple living in Florianopolis during the low season ✅ Pros: → People Out of all the countries I’ve visited, this is the one where I found the kindest people (maybe along with the Philippines but felt closer culturally to me as a Spaniard) Everyone loves to chitchat, and it's common to go to the supermarket and have someone make a random joke Many people greet you with a genuine smile and it seems like most locals here are really enjoying life Absolutely loved it → Safety Florianopolis is one of the most expensive places in Brazil, so many residents here are doing well financially Plus since it's an island with only one entry and exit point it’s less attractive for criminals You can walk almost anywhere with your phone out and you'll be fine. Feels way safer than Buenos Aires Ofc this applies to Florianopolis only, Rio was a completely different experience → Nature We love spending our weekends outdoors, and Florianopolis is perfect for that The island offers plenty of beautiful hikes and stunning beaches to explore What we love most is that unless you're in the city center you’re always surrounded by nature It’s funny that on our walks to the coworking we’ve come across caymans, penguins, owls, capybaras, eagles, ducks and other amazing creatures → Coworking This needs to be in this list as we’ve been working in the most amazing place I’ve ever worked Super big and spacious modern building with incredible views of the forest, mountains, and a lake It's in Softplan (Passeio Sapiens), in case you have the opportunity to go there (Photo attached) We were privileged to enjoy a 20 minute walk along the beach every morning to get to work from our home. It was such an inspiring way to start the day → Walkability The area we lived in was very walkable which we really appreciated compared to many Southeast islands Sidewalks are everywhere and the long beaches were perfect for hours of walking We often walked to a large supermarket along the beach If you live close to amenities you won't need a car for daily life → Food Before coming I read that the food was bland but we loved how healthy options were easily available Buffet livre (pay by weight) is common and for around $8 on weekdays you can eat unlimited fresh and healthy food Plus cheap huge avocados, mangoes, maracujá, and tons of delicious tropical fruits We also liked how supermarkets have almost-prepared healthy food, like big pieces of pre-seasoned meat that you can just throw in the oven with some potatoes for an easy but healthy meal during the weekdays → Private healthcare Due to an eye issue I had to visit an ophthalmologist frequently The clinic was European-standard and the doctor was one of the best professionals I’ve ever encountered anywhere I paid $80 just once and received at least 10 consultations and a small intervention (they charge once per issue addressed) → Price Accommodation prices on the island are pretty affordable during the low season (although some locals complain that Florianopolis is expensive compared to the rest of the country) We agreed on $475/month for a nice apartment with 2 bedrooms and a terrace in a super calm and beautiful condo with a garden → Weather Comparing to the hot and sweaty Southeast Asia, this is a huge positive for me The weather is mild averaging 18-20°C (64-68°F) In the low season/winter it’s supposed to be mostly sunny, although this year was cloudier than usual → Card payments After Buenos Aires where we had to walk around with bags full of cash this was a welcome change The widespread acceptance of card payments is impressive. I'd say it's even more common than in Europe Even itinerant beach vendors accept card payments ❌Cons: Tbh there’s not much to complain about but if I had to point out something it would be: → Not Asian level convenience In Florianopolis you'll want to have a car or motorbike to explore the island as the public transport lacks efficient connections across the island We couldn’t find a motorbike rental for less than $300/month and riding a motorbike can be dangerous because the roads are real roads, not the island roads we were used to see in Thailand However this was balanced out by the availability of car rentals for about $20/day and Uber affordability ($8 for a 40 minutes ride) Eating out is over $7 which is still cheap but about twice the price compared to Asia and there isn't an infinite amount of good options easily accessible We found some places with good Google reviews that didn’t turn out to be great --- Overall it was a wonderful experience and one of our favorite places to live so far I highly recommend it if you enjoy nature, making local friends, surfing or/and a healthy lifestyle Where should we go next?

This bootstrapped cookie consent SaaS makes $1M ARR CookieFirst ensures websites obtain visitor consent before storing any data Subscription Model: Free basic plan → Upgrade to $9/mo or $19/mo plan 2 employees who are the founders Founded in 2019 and reached $1M/year by 2022

2 months ago we were wondering how we were going to pay the next month's rent cause we stopped receiving leads for our brand design agency Now @celiaripoll_ is worried she won't be able to handle 4 sales calls in 2 days while keeping up with her design work Goddamn, entrepreneurship is a real rollercoaster!

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am I the only one who finds super annoying that Cursor answers with your current code before giving you the solution? I already know what my code looks like, just give me the solution directly!