I received another embarrassing email from this multi-talented Afrikaans lady who is both a sheriff and a lawyer, working at Adobe Inc (apparently).
Pathetic email
This one even includes the “you can trust us because we warn you about a scam” footnote.
I received this email this morning.
Is this the most pathetic attempt ever? Or was it also doing the IQ test approach… if you’re dumb enough to fall for this, then scamming you won’t be a problem…
Pathetic email
I’ve been tracking Covid-19 since January, and even have an analysis site at https://yo.co.za. Based on all the information available to date, this image shows how I think the disease actually works … it’s not just another type of influenza, but an accelerator of multiplier of whatever illness you have or get.
Disclaimer: I am not a doctor or medical professional, this is just my understanding of how it actually works.
One of the downsides of running a public web site is the junk mail you get. It has long been standard practice to have a feedback form for users to contact you. This was not a problem in the beginning, but it wasn’t long before the lowlife on the net started to abuse the facility to send spam.
One such example was this message I received today:
So do people speaking Arabic get 17, while those speaking English only get 16?
Oreo pack
So it was Easter again, which means chocolates. Heaven only knows why.
Now we need truth in packaging.
Empty space.
The power of the 0.01%.
The soup.
The ingredients.
So…. bad programmer or bad programming language?
To say nothing of production line quality control ….
Bad date …
Russia Today is a Russian-government aligned/supported news web site. They don’t feature a LOT of stories, but instead focus on major issues (and some sports, particularly wrestling and ice-skating, which seem popular with their readers).
The site is becoming popular as a source of “alt” news, given the high levels of propaganda and fake news emanating out of the Western main-stream media. Being a Russian-government aligned site, they do push the Russian government’s point of view, meaning some people in the west don’t trust them.
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I started paying attention to some of the ads the net throws at me… and detected some strangeness. So I took a deeper look… I’ll let the pictures do the rest of the talking.
