Report this at https://reportfraud.ftc.gov/.
Also, because they’re using Bitly for URL obfuscation report it to them at https://bitly.com/pages/trust/report-abuse.
For any of the fake domains you run into report it to both the registrar of the domain as well as the owner of the actual IP address it points to.
I can chill with that
Sure I’ll take the bait: You realize you’re posting to a platform largely hosted on Linux machines likely from a Linux-based or UNIX-based mobile device. 🥴
Save just one Blu-ray backup. 😭 My NAS storage will suddenly be unavailable too or no?
I use Alpine Linux for server-based stuff because it’s so light and the packages are kept up-to-date.
It’s the uppermost boundary we have access to in this simulation.
Another thing I’ve noticed on Amazon is oftentimes you’ll get the first generation of a product. I bought a smart space heater from there quite some time ago and by the time I’d owned it for a few months it was already unsupported, then six months after that it was impossible to connect to (it lost WiFi and I had no means to reconfigure it).
Had I purchased elsewhere I probably would’ve received the fifth or sixth generation. If I do buy from Amazon now I’m always super picky about details.
Reading this is dystopian as fuck:
the parade got underway again and the beloved Ronald McDonald float passed to many cheers with the balloon line leader telling the audience, “Ronald McDonald, everybody!”
Transcripts are a lifesaver, his voice is so grating and I can’t stand the meandering, brain rot “style” of speaking he has.
But any time they quote his writing it’s the same story, the random casing and bad grammar are just as bad as that fucking voice.
Great, can we get one that can scan things the first time? They can scan one thing maybe every 10 seconds.
Or maybe a more responsive OS, like something that’s not Windows.
I’ve experienced a handful of very near tornados, lots of crazy thunderstorms and blizzards growing up in the Midwest as well as many small earthquakes here in Southern California.
All I see is
passwords.txt