Mary!!! Thank you!!

Excellent work, I've been meaning to do that for years...

What a great idea

It's you im looking for

Text2 AI is a new tool for interacting with AI models.

Please let it speak for itself by visiting www.text2ai.com

Best,
Ryan

At Text2AI, we are embarking on an ambitious journey to revolutionize the way we interact with AI through the creation of an SMS endpoint and web-based dashboard. Our platform allows for seamless fine-tuning and control of interactions with various AI models and chatbot-style functionality, expertly blended with the power of advanced AI.

Our founder, Ryan Decker, brings a wealth of experience in the field, having established Webhosting Thats Fun as a leading player in the industry. With a passion for innovation and a drive to push the boundaries of what's possible, Ryan has set Text2AI on a path to success.

If you're excited about the possibilities of this cutting-edge technology and want to be part of shaping its future, we invite you to join us in beta testing. Visit our website at www.text2ai.com and discover how Text2AI can help you take your AI interactions to the next level. And don't forget to check out Webhosting Thats Fun (webhostingthatsfun.com) to see more of Ryan Decker's outstanding work

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This thing looks so cool. But how do you test consumption? (ha ha)

Hi, I'm Ryan. My interest in cybersecurity began at a young age when my brother and I would hack into the local public library's Microsoft NT server for fun. We learned how to create password-protected web pages using JavaScript and explored rootkits, trojans, and other tactics. In middle school, I also started learning Java and used it to create bots and modifications for online games. Later, I learned PHP and used it to create a retro game catalog featuring ROMs and emulators, where users could vote on their favorites. Eventually, I landed my first job in IT, working with businesses to protect their systems from adware and spyware. Over the past 20 years, I've held various roles in the field and currently work with biotech and pharmaceutical companies, running their IT operations and cybersecurity functions, and performing internal and external penetration tests to ensure compliance with regulations such as PCI, FDA and SOX requirements. I have a goal-oriented and roadmap-based approach to IT and Cybersecurity and keep a sharp focus on happy customers. I am always eager to learn new tech, especially related to the latest threats and ways to defend against them.

Hi everyone!

I wanted to share a new game we have been working on called WTF Hangman. It's a multiplayer dueling version of the classic word-guessing game, where two players compete against each other in a head-to-head match. The unique twist is that the game uses the letters T and F from WTF as the poles of the hangman game. We're excited to offer this modern and interactive twist on a classic game and would love to get feedback from the community on the concept.

www.hangman.wtf

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