If your phishing URL has “ransom” in it, you might be doing it wrong. https://t.co/OwZ7wYj01R

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If your phishing URL has “ransom” in it, you might be doing it wrong. https://t.co/OwZ7wYj01R

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@pedrobjorn I use media temple and I can do it there for $20/month. Even though that’s higher than a lot of places, I have a virtual server with multiple domains and ssh access.
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@pedrobjorn I like certbot/Letβs Encrypt from EFF https://certbot.eff.org
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@rob_p_p In ~2003 it was instant.
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@rob_p_p Oh wait, maybe ineligible. “A further condition is that the dwelling must be the ownerβs principal residence and the owner must have lived in it for at least six months of the year, including July 1 of the year for which the credit is applicable…”
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@rob_p_p That was my question too…it should only go up 4%/yr
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I’ve been wrapped up in Baltimore transit and planning for too long. Here is a blog post from me 15 years ago: https://www.gregwalsh.com/blogarchive/2006/10/05/contest-to-design-a-better-pratt-st-corridor/Contest-to-design-a-better-Pratt-St-corridor.html
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RT @DanPriceSeattle: Companies during the last decade: “We can’t give you a raise. Don’t like it? Leave. Everyone is desperate for a job."β¦
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Based on those top schools, it looks like it totally reinforces this article https://www.vox.com/the-goods/22673605/upper-middle-class-meritocracy-matthew-stewart https://twitter.com/hmorrell/status/1448261546019221504
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@BrookeELierman @JohnnyOJr Itβs really sad that municipalities have to have their own transit systems to make up the shortcomings of @mtamarylandβ¦weβre double paying.
The BaltMetro Area needs its own transit authority to leverage city/county infrastructure (like coordinating stop lights and right of way)
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