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iTools Mixing Station #bags #bag £333.21 ➤ waxbill.co.uk/products/itool…
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ふと気がつくとYahooメールへのアクセスがエラー。macOS純正Mailアプリケーション で、どうもおかしいとなってあーだこーだしたら… Yahooって、標準で ・パスワードログイン停止 ・パスキー対応 ・よってwebと純正メールアプリのみアクセス可 にされてた。昨年の7月だかなんだかにそうなったんだけど ・パスキー or SMS認証義務化 があって、実は私はこれはやってた。SMS認証はずいぶん前からやってあって、さらにパスキー使用可能と言われた時にすぐにパスキーを設定していたので。なのでこのタイミングの知らせが来てないか、気づいていなかった で、パスキー or SMS対応義務化から2025年11月から順次、通常のパスワードでのimap/POP/SMTPアクセスも停止すると これがついに私に来たようだった。 で、いろいろ、説明のところのリンクを押していって設定を変えていけばいいだけ、ではありました。 が、ちょっとひっかかったのは、パスワードの再設定を強く勧められるのですが、それを促されるのが、POP/imap/SMTPでのアクセスを許可するか?とかいう画面で、そこからパスワード変更へ飛ばされちゃう。 が、この許可するか画面はおいてきぼりになってて、許可するにしてないので…これでもろもろ変更したのに、エラーは続くとなっていて、やべーなこれ、とちょっとばっかしすったもんだ。一瞬もうYahooメール捨てようかと思う(笑)が気を取り直して… (Yahooメールは使ってはいないんですが、YahooのIDでのサービスはちょっと使っているなどあり、何かYahoo IDにメールが来たら、読んでないとヤバいだろうということで、全部、Apple純正メールアプリケーションで読めるように設定をしているだけなのです。 なにせ私AOLのメールもひきずっているという。これ、One Worldでしたっけ?それが無くなった時のIDだったか?それと、AppleがiToolsをはじめた時だかにAOLのアクセス権くれたやつがあったのだけど… とかとか なにせそれこそ商用インターネットサービスとやらがはじまったころからやっているのでいろいろと、とにかくID/メールアドレスだけはいくつかあったり。) もう一度web版Yahooメール画面の左下にあるいろんな、設定関連リンクをいくつかクリックしていって、POP/imap/SMTPへのアクセス許可が、変更されてないことを発見して、これを許可して、無事復帰。 メールって、パスキー時代にはどうすればいいのかしらね?って私が考えることではなくて、メールのアプリケーション作ってる人たちが悩むことなんだけど。 Apple自身はApple IDの生体認証でiCloudメールもMailアプリケーションですらっとよめちゃうんだけど。(思えばWindowsの人はどうやって読んでるんだろう、Apple ID作ったら)Gmailについては、Mailアプリケーションは専用の対応しているし(Gmailのセットアップというメニューがあるので。そこでGoogleの認証方式が使えるようになっている) なんか、個別対応ばっかりでもあれよねえ…(米yahooのメールセットアップもカスタムの設定メニューがある)
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Founders hiding behind “we’re protecting the brand image” while their project stays invisible Bro, there’s nothing to protect yet. Early stage = velocity > perfection. ITools like Clipur making it stupid easy now. No excuses. Who’s building loud?
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itools like it but they are real. He had a hummingbird sanctuary before the fire.
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iPhone及apple music使用者的福音🔔 再也不用打開iTools 或iTunes了! 如果有QSC這種remake的音源就更好了
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아니면 기존 운영중이었던 이 웹서버를 좀더 확장/공개 하고, 전용 ADB설치툴, iTools 와 함께 가이드라인제공 과 모바일UI UX 를 추가해서 앱기능을 붙여버릴까
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Replying to @luciascarlet
This is based on Apple iTools icon which goes all the way back to Mac OS X in 2001. cultofmac.com/news/welcome-t…
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Autocorrect ubeke itools to phantsi sana
ikhumsh yanamhlanje ixakile 😭
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Replying to @minagi_yu
Me.comMac.comはMobile Meと.Macのユーザーさんなのでびっくりされます。iToolsからのユーザーさんならさらにびっくりされます。 support.apple.com/ja-jp/1182…
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🎉Meshy 6 Preview from @MeshyAI is here! “Sculpt-level” AI 3D modeling has finally arrived. Generate richer details, sharper edges, and more precise geometry than ever before. Check out these 3D retail stores⤵️ #Meshy6 #MeshyTimeMachine #i #itools #dmodel #MeshyAI #DAI #I3DModel
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iTools .Mac MobileMe うっ頭が
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itools, cloud.mn-ээс цөөн тооны сервер компанийн дотоод системдээ зориулж сүүлийн 12 жил ашиглаж бна.Сард $100 төлдөг. 1сараас Vultr-с 5$-ын VPS-тэй VPN холбоод,оффис дээр ашигладаггүй хэдэн серверээ ашиглаж эхлэв. Зардал 95%😂Mission Critical биш учраас одоогоор асуудалгүй л бна
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Replying to @patrickbetdavid
There are some bigger Apple fanboys than me on the planet, but not many. So it is with a broken heart that I must admit Apple software has turned to shit since COVID. Apple desperately needs the second coming of Steve Jobs. Someone that would not hesitate to fire the highest ranks of Apple for turning out a shit product. Just like with the early days of iTools/Mobile Me/iCloud - what is this supposed to do? Then why the hell doesn’t it do it? You’re fired, you’re fired, you’re fired and the rest of you have 30 days to get it working, or you will ALL be fired. There is no excuse for Apple to crank out shit software. None.
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This was put up by the iTools team in The Shed in August btw
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“Did you know???🤔 You can mine $iGA & $ALGO without any fancy hardware or complicated technical skills? its true!!!🤯 Check out our new iTools features: iSwap🔄 | iStake🥩 | iSwim💦 👉 igetalgo.com/stake

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iPhone使ってるとAndroid勢から「あーはいはい皆んな使ってるから使ってるんでしょ」みたいな扱いを受けるけど、過去の遺産があるから今から乗り換えるのは大変すぎるんだよな( ̄¬ ̄) iToolsからの流れなんよ( ̄¬ ̄) もっと言えば漢字Talkから脈々と(以下略
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Traditional mystery can be an odd genre. Series mystery more so. There are no writing rules, but there are useful guidelines you can apply or ignore at will. iTools Not Rules. One of these guidelines is that the protagonist should experience an “arc”: they start in some condition or belief, they get tested, and they emerge with that condition or belief changed. They might give it up. They might modify it. They might discover why it is. They might even strengthen it. Your protagonist doesn’t have to have an arc, but it’s a powerful technique. (Readers have observed that Nick Aames in The Last Dance doesn’t have much of an arc. But Nick is never the protagonist in his stories. He’s a force of nature who tests the protagonist.) But in traditional mysteries where a detective finds clues and solves a mystery, the detective CAN have an arc, but frequently they don’t. The killer has an arc. The victim or their survivors have arcs. And the detective has a strong influence on these arcs (much like Nick). But unless the mystery is personal to the detective, the detective may not change. Now “personal” can have a lot of interpretations. It might be a personal attachment to the victim or the accused or the killer. It might also be that the detective is challenged. Honor and reputation are at stake. It might not even be the A story (the mystery), but rather a B story about the detective’s life outside the case. And this is even more true in series mysteries where the same detective appears in episode after episode. Does Columbo change in every episode? Not really. He’s challenged in every episode, and sometimes even stymied by a powerful killer; but in the end, he triumphs, and he’s essentially the same character he was at the end of the last episode. I can think of two times when I really saw a change: the winery episode where he came to like and even sympathize with the killer; and the episode where a ruthless foe plotted to kill his wife. I’m surely missing a few, but he was mostly unchanging. In Bobo Buttons, Private Eye, Bobo may not have an arc in every book. I won’t know until I write them. In Route Book 1, his arc is learning that he’s a detective. In Route Book 2, his arc is learning to be in a functioning relationship. In Route Book 3, he’s discovering how important community is to him by being deprived of it. There are future arcs I can’t discuss without spoilers, but I’m not sure Bobo will have an arc in Route Book 4. He’ll be a confident detective with a challenging case, but maybe no arc. Yet you can also have series arcs, changes that span multiple episodes. And that Bobo has, and I can say that without spoilers. He starts Route Book 1 with no intention of being a detective. By Route Book 3, he realizes he’s stuck with it. In 4 he’ll embrace it. In later Route Books, he’ll discover what it means when his world expects him to be a detective first and foremost. In Route Book 10, he’ll be confronted with a choice that reveals just how much he has changed. And in 11 and 12, he’ll be working at a new level—with more dangerous opponents. You can see how it starts here! a.co/d/04dbCL2
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Yes it can be spoofed but software can also tell you if it was spoofed. Software like iTools does this for you.
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people dont stick with itools that feel clever,they stick with tools that feel natural and that’s where @HeyElsaAI quietly wins once intent becomes the interface,everything else fades into the background,ou stop thinking about steps, routes or mechanics and just focus on outcomes that kind of UX shift doesn’t explode overnight,but it rewires habits and habit changes are usually where the real growth hides
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