Santzes

My understanding is + sign is in the RFC, so of course it should be supported. If you want to identify your users by email, you should probably strip the + and everything after before checking for uniqueness. On the other hand, dots matter in the RFC and Gmail is breaking it with their "feature".

edit: I was corrected in other comments that the + labeling is optional part of the standard.

I live in Thailand, and got an advertised promotion for Spotify premium for less than half a dollar for three months total. Credit card usage and online payments here are pretty low though, so that will surely lower the speed of adaptation.

If I remember correctly how I did this years ago, I made filters to label important messages with correct label and chose different notification (sounds at least) for those labels in gmail app.

If you have enough training data I think a Bayesian filter might work well and be easy to set up

Ahh I thought this 20% drop per 6 blocks was only after the split block and would end after the first 6 blocks mined in 12h, would have been too easy to game that one.

Looks like though they're getting blocks now, 4 blocks in less than two hours.

Couldn't big miners play this by mining 6 blocks of Bitcoin Cash and then letting it rot without blocks?

Apparently it's a caching bug - if you add some random query parameters like ?r=123456789 to the url you get the correct page.