I'm using @kagi.com since December. I tried different search engines (like DuckDuckGo) before, but none could compete with Google, so I always switched back. Kagi's results are better than Google's.

I also use Perplexity when I think that Perplexity's answer would be better. It's a gut decision :)

„Wir gehen davon aus, dass Tesla seine attraktiven Margen ausbauen können wird.“

... war die Aussage von Fränkie Thelens Clown Research im Herbst 2023. Die operative Marge war damals 17,6%.

Heute ist sie 2,1%. Nach Abzug der Erlöse aus Emissionszertifikaten macht Tesla operativ Verlust.

My current favourites:
- @obsidian.md @antennapod.org @solidtime.io #pomodorolm @photoprism.app @kde.org (for lots of cool stuff) @organicmaps.bsky.social and of course @signal.org @proton.me

Not really answering your question, but Stripe acquired Lemon Squeezy a few months ago.

So it's likely it will be integrated one way or another into Stripe, and maybe waiting for that is an option, if your pain with Lemon Squeezy is not that big.

And for what? If the user does not want to give his email address, he can just make one up, and you have to validate it by sending an email anyway.

It should just prevent the user from typing in his pet name by mistake. This regex will allow texts, that are not email addresses, but it will allow every valid email imaginable. As soon as you make the regex more complex the probability increases that you will deny a valid address.