15 posts for a 3hr old account. Slow your roll, Louna.
IcedRaktajino
joined 4 months ago
Yep.
Most of them are phishing test emails (where the org sends out fake "phishing" emails which have a UUID link tied to your email address) so they KNOW who clicks on these and who reports them. Until I stopped giving a fuck, I had reported 100% of them and clicked on 0. But since that doesn't let you "test out" of the 45 minute quarterly security awareness training, I stopped wasting my time and just delete them
The regular R4 is about $250 right now so I'd guess at least that much. A little pricey and probably over-powered for my use cases, but probably a bargain if you need the horsepower.
Sometimes I wonder whether all this "security awareness training" has any effect at all.
Nope lol.
My org sends out phishing tests randomly. I used to report every single one and have never clicked on any. But we all have to take the stupid training regardless of whether we successfully detect/report them or not. So I've just stopped reporting them since there's no incentive whatsoever.
All I can say is my user block list is so long that the comment count on posts in the feed is completely meaningless.
Always reminds me of this scene from Scrubs:
I don't think they're saying everyone here was banned from Reddit. They're saying everyone ever banned from Reddit is here...which, (gestures vaguely at my massive block list) isn't an inaccurate statement lol.
Update: Yes! Seems to be. Calipers confirm the diameter. TYVM!
Thanks. I'll grab my calipers and confirm if the measurements are correct. Specs say MHF4 is 1.13mm.
Those letters probably wouldn't be very helpful, so it'd basically be a $25,000 dick joke lol.
(Or whatever the grand-prize value is these days)
They actually did follow up, and the episode was one of the better ones:
Spoiler: https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Course:_Oblivion_(episode)
Though between "Demon" and "Course Oblivion" that's a good question. We don't see Voyager itself getting duplicated, so I guess they spent the time building it out of rocks and then forgetting they were duplicates.