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I followed this excellent tutorial (at 0.5x speed) to create my own custom Solana token. I can send it to my wallet via command line. Now I want to do either free or low-cost airdrops. Is there a way to do this without having to spend a lot of my own SOL?
No matter what, in order to airdrop tokens, you'll need to pay for the rent-exempt reserve for the recipient's token account, which is 0.00203928 SOL for each person.
After that, you'll need to pay for the transactions to mint to all of these recipients. If your payer key is the same as the minting authority, that comes out to 0.000005 SOL per transaction, and you should be able to fit quite a few mintings in one transaction.
Take a look at https://github.com/solana-labs/solana/tree/master/tokens#distribute-spl-tokens for an easy tool to distribute tokens.
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How to train chatgpt about your business only?
Lets say i have my own business of cloths.
On my website I have integrated Chat GPT.
User will come to my website and ask about different range of products related to my clothing business.
In response Chat GPT should only provide details about my business only.
In addition to above all the questions and answers should only related to my business specifically.
How i can train Chat GPT?
when your site gets indexed via search engine then next version of ChatGPT will crawl your website and use your info
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It is not accepting any of my cards. Please help me which card is required for billing address or is it possible to use map API without billing address?
It used to be possible, but not any more.
However, the good new are:
You won't be charged until your usage exceeds $200 in a month. Note that the Maps Embed API, Maps SDK for Android, and Maps SDK for iOS currently have no usage limits and are at no charge (usage of the API or SDKs is not applied against your $200 monthly credit).
Note that they will verify your card by making a small transaction (like 1 dollar or something)
If you are having an error while you are registering a card:
Make sure your card & address information is up to date
Submit any extra information that is requested
Check you have sufficient funds for the purchase
Contact your bank or card issuer
You may fix your issue by visiting this one: https://support.google.com/a/answer/2523116?hl=en
Or
You can contact them to help you about your cards here: https://support.google.com/paymentscenter/?hl=en#topic=9017576
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I know that browsers use Google safe browsing service to detect if a domain is blacklisted or not. The client(for example Firefox) basically downloads a hashed list of these domains and then checks if a url is blacklisted or not. My question is that, is it possible to access this list of domains?(not their hash values which is not reversible)
I worked in a company in which we were doing web filtering. We were doing also category based filtering like not allow gambling websites or adult etc..
I didn't see open version of Google safe browsing urls when I were working . Instead we had several sources but best free source was as I remember http://www.urlblacklist.com/ . Which has like 1.5 million websites categorized.You can filter out urls under categories like Adult-Gambling etc....
I don't know if you only asking for the Google blacklist, but since Kafka Erdem Damir suggested another list, a few friends of mine used the "shallalist". Unfortunately it's a German service.
http://www.shallalist.de
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I have developed an app which talks to a sql database on a server. I have just arranged with a server company to host my sql database and in setting it up have asked how many public ip's do i need.
The application will be used by 10/20 companies each having approx 10-20 ipads / android tablets. There will also be a website they can log onto to again look at the data on the server.
How many public ip's would i require, or what factors do i need to consider when deciding.
I should add if you haven't already worked it out, know nothing about servers.
The number of ip address wouldn't matter that much if you don't need them. When will you need them?
When you want to add an extra layer of separation between companies (each its own ip)
More ip addresses means more DIFFERENT connections (so failover)
More ip addresses means more SIMULTANEOUS connections (so more possible users)
You want to have extra maintenance ;)
Just to mention a few
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I need a server with a lot of RAM, around ~1TB, for a GIS DB, that would be not written to hard disk, because the data is irrelevant after a few seconds. So I do not need a lot of disk space; I wish to hold all data in memory. The write data would be 1% of INSERT'S and 99% of UPDATE's. Write/Read ratio would be 20/1. I have to choose to rent a dedicated server or rent an Amazon service. I'm wondering: how to calculate the price of Amazon services with traffic ~100TB/month.
I think you might reconsider your configuration, using SSD disk, a really great CPU, and a lot of ram, but 1To of ram is way too much, most system will not handle it. After it's for the price ! It's really expensive, that kind of configuration is 15000$++ a month at OVH for example. So I thinks if you have that kind of problem, the better is to directly call Amazon and ask them for the best configuration and negociate the price.