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Readit Newsabsqueued commented on France's ghost car scandal that allowed one million illegal vehicles onto the bbc.com/news/articles/cpq... · Posted by u/absqueued
Alfred/Spotlight like quick access search[1] for Bitwarden.
Built and adding few add on features on the way: copy card numbers and view notes.
With Rust, bwc-cli - it decrypts vault into zeroize and provides near instant search with hotkey.
absqueued commented on I'm losing the SEO battle for my own open source project twitter.com/Gavriel_Cohen... · Posted by u/devinitely
Duckduckgo actually shows nanoclaw.net as the first result and the github page as second.
Another point but DDG's AI feature actually references Nanoclaw.net as a source.
Damn I booted up Orion (Kagi) and even Kagi shows nanoclaw.net as the third result after the github page with qwibitai and another github page with your (previous?) github username ie gavrielc which when clicked on also results to the same github page.
There is an interesting find page in kagi which references the website but it still shows nanoclaw.net page earlier and the nanoclaw.dev interesting find shows the .dev domain barely that in first time I didn't even notice it.
I expected it better from DDG/Kagi to be honest. I also tried brave and it had the same issue. Brave even is its own independent index and even that struggles with.
Let's hope that this can quickly get patched though. Also a good reminder to people to prefer opening up github links than websites as I must admit that even as a tech-savvy person I could've fallen for nanoclaw.net link as well given its second in like all search engines.
So did the Startpage for me! My faith is both domain being super new, it will resolve itself in weeks/month time.
absqueued commented on Prohibited Countries – Mercury Bank support.mercury.com/hc/en... · Posted by u/absqueued
The email I received says "Due to recent changes in how we determine account eligibility, we are no longer able to support accounts for businesses with physical or residential addresses in these countries. As a result, we will be closing the Mercury account1 for xxx xxx, LLC on May 1, 2026."
So is this the end for Non-US founders? This was the only bank that offered accounts/fin service without being physically present.