So I have never used OpenClaw. So I was wondering if there is anything that can be done in OpenClaw but not in Hermes. Any sort of feature that is exclusive to OpenClaw.
The only thing I really dislike about Hostinger is that they show your domain ownership details, like your email and phone number, directly on the domain overview page.
I’m a YouTube creator and I make tutorial videos, so I have to open this page pretty often while recording. The problem is that my personal details are right there on the screen, which means I have to manually blur that section every time I record.
And honestly, there have been multiple times where I forgot to blur it and ended up uploading the video with my personal information visible.
I know a lot of creators use Hostinger for tutorials and I’ve seen this information appear in other people’s videos too.
I really think Hostinger should consider moving this section somewhere else, or at least make it hidden by default. It would make things much safer and less annoying for people who record their screens regularly.
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Is anyone else facing this?
In Messages in iCloud settings, you can see in the screenshot that it says I have 1,000+ messages stored in iCloud and that everything is synced today.
About 2 days ago, I deleted all my messages from the Messages app — unknown senders, transactions, promotions, spam, everything. I also emptied the Recently Deleted section.
But it still shows 1,000+ messages in iCloud. It also shows around 3.0 MB under Managed Storage.
If I’ve deleted everything and even emptied Recently Deleted, why is iCloud still showing so many messages and using storage?
Is this normal? Can someone check their iCloud settings and see if they’re seeing the same thing?
Phone model: iPhone 16, iOS version 26.6.1.
I’m currently in Ranchi and need to see a general physician today. I’m new to the city, so I don’t know any good doctors here.
I’m looking for someone who sees patients in the evening, preferably between 6 PM and 10 PM.
It’s a bit urgent, so I’d really appreciate it if you could recommend a good doctor or clinic that’s open during these hours.
Hey everyone,
I've finally started getting some decent views on Instagram, and I think it's the right time to set up an Auto DM system. You know, the ones where creators say "Comment 'Guide' and I'll send it to your DMs."
The only thing stopping me is that I've seen a few people claim their accounts got flagged, restricted, or even banned after using Auto DM tools. I don't know how true that is, but it definitely made me think twice.
So before I use one, I wanted to hear from people who actually have experience with them.
Hey everyone,
I recently started getting some views on Instagram, and I want to use those "Comment 'X' and I'll DM you" automations that a lot of creators use.
The only thing I'm worried about is that I've also seen some creators say their accounts got banned or restricted for using Auto DM tools.
So I wanted to ask:
Would love to hear your experiences before I start using one.
Hey everyone,
I'm new to building AI agents and I have zero coding background, so this might be a dumb question 😅.
I keep seeing people recommend Claude Code, but I'm confused about why it's needed. From what I understand, you can just use the Claude web app to write code, explain it, and even ask it to make changes, and it seems to work pretty well.
So what's the advantage of Claude Code? What can it do that the web version can't?
Please don't judge me for asking 😅. I can't really try it myself because I don't have the budget for a Claude subscription right now, so I'm hoping someone can explain the difference.
I recently got really interested in AI, and I'm planning to start an Instagram page focused on AI tools, automation, and the latest AI news.
Right now, I use Twitter, Reddit, and YouTube to stay updated, but honestly it feels very cluttered. I spend a lot of time switching between apps, and I still end up wondering if I missed something important. On top of that, it's pretty distracting.
So I wanted to ask—how do you guys stay updated with everything happening in AI? Do you have a better workflow, specific websites, newsletters, or any tips that help you keep up without feeling overwhelmed?
Hey guys,
I recently started playing Fortnite, and so far I've mostly been playing solo. The problem is, I don't really have any friends who play the game, and playing alone is starting to get a bit boring.
I'm also still a beginner, so there are a lot of features, mechanics, and items in the game that I don't fully understand yet.
I'm looking for some chill people to play with, whether it's Duos, or Squads. Don't worry if you're not a pro—I’m just looking to have fun and learn the game.
If anyone's interested, let me know!
Okay, so I just noticed something that feels really weird to me.
I recently changed my Bitwarden master password, and after doing so, I didn't receive any email confirmation about the password change.
Then I tested something else. I logged into Bitwarden on a new device, and again, I didn't receive any email saying there was a login from a new or unknown device. I even checked my spam folder, but there's nothing there.
Honestly, I find this pretty strange considering Bitwarden is a password manager. I'd expect at least an email notification when:
To me, those seem like important security events.
Have you guys noticed the same thing, or is something wrong with my account/settings? I'm curious whether this is normal behavior or if I'm missing something.
Okay, so over the past few months I've read quite a few posts on this subreddit about people losing their entire Google account because of a false CSAM flag.
Initially, I was using a single Google account for everything — Gmail, banking, important logins, social media accounts, and Google Photos backups. After reading those stories, I got a bit paranoid and decided to make a change.
What I did was create a secondary Google account and move all my Google Photos backups there. My thinking was that if I ever got hit with a false CSAM ban, I'd rather lose access to my photos account than lose access to the account connected to all my important services.
Now I have a question.
Let's say my secondary Google account gets permanently banned for some reason. Since I'm using both accounts on the same smartphone and they're clearly associated with the same person, is there a chance that Google would eventually ban my primary account as well?
Has anyone looked into this or knows how Google handles situations like this? I'd appreciate any insight.
Hey,
I recently started solo traveling on a low budget in India and came across this concept of volunteering where you work a few hours and get free stay + meals.
I found platforms like Worldpackers and Workaway, but their joining fees are too high for me right now.
Are there any free apps or websites where I can find similar volunteering opportunities without paying any membership fee?
Would really appreciate any suggestions 🙏