There’s a reason my account is disabled, OKCupid. The only cute woman I want to go on dates with is @caleykapowski
Amazing to think I’ve won £250,000 without even applying. How did they even find me? #miracle #spamfolder
After several years, my trusty Leatherman bit the dust. Broken while building some bunk beds 😢
It’s quite possible I have a “problem”… #PepsiMaxAddict ?
A celebratory Wispa Gold, to kick off my vacation #ChocolateBarOfChampions
It’s a good job I have an “unlimited” package…
As crafted by my girlfriend Caley for a friend. I might get her to make another for me, just so I can snap pictures of him on his adventures!
From the misspelt “From”, to the poor grammar and different typography of the phishing “hook” (the “please confirm your account” bit)… it’s like they’re not even trying anymore. I did notice it’s only the sign-in button which is a phishing link; all the others are legitimate Amazon URLs – which is probably how it got past the spam filter.
Reminder: never click any links in an email asking you to verify your account so that something bad won’t happen.
Photo above from the Smithsonian magazine, taken by Alex Cornell in Antarctica. See more at their website.
You ask me to upgrade Silverlight, for security purposes, then loudly warn me it might harm my computer. No, that’s not confusing at all.
Good advice, courtesy of Buffer’s Twitter account.
A year ago, yesterday, I got the keys to my own place. Naturally, the first thing I did was to start wrecking it.
I’m glad I did.
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