If you look at the headers, you can tell which ones are fake phishing and real phishing.
If you look at the headers, you can tell which ones are fake phishing and real phishing.
My cycle is:
There’s always the chance that one group will succeed in genociding all the others.
The materialism podcast has stopped, but is absolutely worth listening to the backlog. It’s a material science podcast.
Firefox, which has most of the desktop extensions also working on mobile.
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The rabbit knew.
To be fair, they also greatly helped with keeping the US military sharp.
The wheel of time did extremely well with that. The pattern (the world’s version of fate) allows people to make choices, but certain people have the circumstances around them adjusted, forcing them on to certain paths.
To be fair, it is really cold in most of the northern hemisphere right now.
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This is great for people who live in the middling latitudes.
And doomscrolling Wikipedia is still healthier than doomscrolling anything else.
The addiction isn’t being defeated, it’s just being redirected from something worthless to something useful. Well, at least less useless.
80,000/70 ≈ 1150.
1 Million * 1150 = 1.15 Billion
That seems like a big enough fine to not be just be a slap on the wrist.
I don’t think that’s an Australian mosquito. It’s too small.
Without the atmosphere, UV is going to be among the least dangerous wavelengths for you to have to worry about.
Nope, if you got more info on it it wouldn’t be confusing anymore.
Most companies add an email header like “X-PHISHTEST” to the phishing tests (and a corresponding spam filter rule) to ensure they don’t get caught by spam filters. If you look at the headers of a spam email, the company test emails will have that header.