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Ann Archy
I break things. Then I put them back together. Then I break them again. Just to show I mean business.
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Ann Archy@lemmy.worldBanned from communityto Memes@lemmy.ml•Blockchain: the wave of the future52·1 year agoRemoved by mod
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Ann Archy@lemmy.worldBanned from communityto Memes@lemmy.ml•Blockchain: the wave of the future1·1 year agoI have one word for you:
Service Level Agreement.
I found se7en.
Ann Archy@lemmy.worldOPto Privacy@lemmy.ml•Hacker, or clever method to boost statistics for Q3? You decide.1·1 year agoMan I thought I added that information, I intended to, obviously.
But either case, I’m not taking any chances. I’d never click a mail link regardless, I’d go straight to the address in another browser session to examine what’s going on.
My solid guess right now is actual hacker attempt, because they’ve been trying to log in every 6 hours or so for a day or two. I use solid passwords for everything, so hopedy hope. Not that I know what the fuck they’d use my twitter account for.
Ann Archy@lemmy.worldOPto Privacy@lemmy.ml•Hacker, or clever method to boost statistics for Q3? You decide.2·1 year agoOf course it’s not!
Look at it like they are saying:
“Hi! Your account may be hacked. To mitigate it, you need to log in.”
I didn’t even know I had a Twitter account, and so 2FA certainly not. So as a person who never uses Twitter, to get a mail like this is a conundrum. Better log in and change that password or whatever, right? So suddenly someone who never used twitter, or apparently did sign up once some long time ago, is logging in for the first time in ages.
Corporate: “See, users are coming back to our platform!”
Then again, it could be a phishing attempt, too, but either case is un-good. Someone tried to log in multiple times over 6 hour intervals and over 2 days, so obv hacker, but still.
That sounds like a great idea, in that case, but I know 0 about HTML, I just make systems run. Where do we go to suggest something like it? Lemmy is a whole new thing for me so…
This is the EU slowly doing what it can.
“Kill cancer already”? Ok, for that we need to do testing and advanced chemistry for a long time. This IS how you get rid of it, there is no other way.
This is one battle in the long war, my friend. If you want to kill them, these kinds of steps are absolutely essential. You can’t just go back in time and snipe Hitler, you have to fight on the beaches, on the fields and in the streets, and you must never surrender.
De-googling is not a simple task, it takes actual man-hours of proper work to be done, especially when we’re talking decades of accounts et c. Even when and if that gets done, what are you going to do about Android? And even if you sort that out, there are a hundred other digital ware that would need the same treatment.
At some point the task becomes insurmountable, it seems, not to mention you already need to have a solid technical background to have a chance of pulling it off.
I would love some suggestions if you have them, but frankly I am getting too old for this shit, I’ve fought it all my life but I’m just the one person and my time is limited you know what I’m sayin.
Ha ha none, that’s me getting creative so you guys have something pretty to look at while also hiding my personal info. I can’t help myself starting to doodling away when I go to delete shit with GIMP.
But I will always prefer screenshots because I think it is more impactful and provides visual context to show what’s going on, a picture says more than a thousand words as it were.
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