So im going to be honest: i know nothing about coding, i just lost my discord account and i want to get my access to it back, but i forgot my E-mail. Can anybody help me get it back?
As i said, i know nothing about coding im just in need of help! And is something like that even possible?
The image i added is the one from the account btw.
It wont let me post it says, im not meeting their quality standards. I dont know what i need to do but i figured it out if you see this. Again im not sure if it the email thing even works
if yes and if anybody is going to help me thank you so much
You will need to contact discord support where they may or may not be able to help you get the account back. It depends on the info you are able to provide them.
https://support.discord.com/hc/en-us
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Today, while chatting in the server, I noticed this message in my DMs:
Here
Is this real? Thanks
Seems like a new thing RIPE might be testing out, also got it.
Don't worry about it, I'm sure they'll post something on Twitter or something letting you know:)
Seems really cool tho
I wrote a pam_module whichs does a couple of things and became to huge to post any code here. It basically works similar to pam_abl but with a couple of additional features like City/Country based blocking as well as checking with a dns blacklist.
Now I want to give the user a reason why his login was not successful. Something like: login failed because your country is blocked.
I hope you get the idea. Although I did some research I did not find a possibility yet to do this in pam_auth. I hope someone can give me a hint and/or lead me in the right direction. Thanks in advance.
Edit: For anyone else with a similar problem: pam_info is what you are looking for.
Source code of pam_motd(8) or should give you some idea how to write back to the user.
Actually, there is function pam_info(3), which does exactly what you want.
I cannot determine the exact orgin of the data... Google maps show our location correctly, but Foursquare is using a mapping system that yields incorrect results... BAAAAD for business, with no intuitive way to correct the problem!
I don't do much with Foursquare, but I've had this same problem with other mapping services and I know it can be a pain to resolve. Foursquare may only use Twitter for their support, but they are pretty quick about getting back to you. For kicks I summarized the problem you are having in a tweet like this:
If you have my business address correct but it is showing wrong on the map, how do I correct this?
Within a few minutes, they replied:
No worries. Send us the URL to your Foursquare listing and we'll take care of it. Thanks for your cooperation!
Sounds like you just need to tweet them the address and let them know it's wrong and they'll update it for you.
I'm using the appengine. I'm going to use an app named Square for this example.
We have the domain www.square.com.
We cannot get square.appspot.com
We do have squares.appspot.com.
For moving the app over the www.square.com. We did this. Great! Very exciting.
But we also built a chat bot. We now need people to friend 'squares'. What we want is for people to friend 'square'.
So two questions please: Is there a way to get Square.appengine.com. From my research... I assume someone took it and it's now gone (remember 'square' just an example here).
Knowing #1... is there a way to change the chat bot 'name'? From Squares.appspot.com --> Square.appspot.com?
Thanks so much in advance!
It's a chat bot, for us to send a message to an individual they have to have it as a friend. In their friends list they see: squares.appspot.com. This isn't our domain or our name. We need it to say square.appspot.com. Preferably we could change the name...
which leads to the second question... how do we change the name that people see.
"If you've built the chat bot, why can't you jsut change it's name yourself?"
Am I missing something this simple? How?
I want to access facebook's database.
I want to have some SQL-like access, let's like this:
"select name from facebook-big-database-table where location='France' and city='Paris' and age
between 30 and 40;"
But, it need not to be SQL, PHP or JAVA would also be nice to use to me.
Does anybody know where to start?
To be honest, I got a little bit lost in all the tutorials Facebook offers.
Is it the so called "Connect" program which offers me what I want or something different?
Facebook does have a bunch of API's, one of which actually looks like SQL. They call it FQL. Check it out here. Maybe it can help you some part of the way at least.
Note that it won't give you raw access to the underlying tables. But still, better than nothing I guess.
Facebook isn't going to let you mine their database in that way. Not possible.
You wont be able to access facebook's database. The most you'd be able to do is to get information of users who previously have consented your application to access their data.
Therefore answering your question, what you want can't be done, period.