Ethan Black @golemwire@librem.one

I think I've spend hours looking into this. I did some WHOIS queries and there are abuse email addresses you can send reports to, I suppose to get the domain registrars to remove the entries. I really got to get on my college homework though; I've done enough

I opened the link in a Tor browser to take a look around. The scary looking S snake isn't part of the site, it is content blocked by the browser for security reasons.

I already reported the scam to YouTube and the website to Google Safe Browsing.

If you are into #STEM, you'll find this #scam pretty funny.

Apparently their charger uses "Algorithmic Lithium Induction" to charge your phone in just 11 minutes, and "extremely advanced AI technology that overrides your smartphone's operating system" to turn it into a handheld supercomputer. 😄

The more you watch it, the worse it gets

https://www.reddit.com/r/EngineeringStudents/comments/zzwne8/the_amount_of_stupidity_on_this_whiteboard_is/
https://youtu.be/XJj10uofmHQ

Excited for breakfast tomorrow

When you work on a big work of creativity, it can be very difficult for you. But if 1,000 people play your game, is it worth it? "If 1,000 people play your game, the resulting impact is 1,000 times greater than your hardship."
"You'll Forget the Hardship, But the Game Will Endure!"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MPSFfqxpVJk&t=1s

I have my college courses color-coded now, for my notebook binder tabs, school app, and color pens + planner. Nice for the brain

How many times do you get an idea, just for it to die before it begins? High-quality work is ideal, but a poorly done work of creativity is better than none at all!

"Things that are worth doing are worth doing poorly"
https://www.forbes.com/sites/forbescoachescouncil/2018/10/30/things-that-are-worth-doing-are-worth-doing-poorly/?sh=2445a9536931

#workEthic #gamedev #creativity #writing

Thinking about it, perhaps the difficulty to get on #Mastodon — small, though much harder than other social media — is sometimes a feature. I think that most #trolls aren't willing to put in a lot of effort, perhaps one of the reasons there's so, so much less spam in the "comments" here.

#fediverse

When Jesus said that we should always forgive, even if the offense is repeated, he knew that Christians soon and hundreds of years in the future would be asking forgiveness of him, even daily of the same sins over and over again. The parable of the unforgiving servant follows in Matthew 18. Changes how the passage feels to me. #microSermon :D

"Too often we attack cultural challenges with a spirit of misplaced certainty. We feel like we know what’s wrong, and we know how to fix it, and when we know we’re right, opposition is frustrating at best and infuriating at worst. The more certain we are, the more likely we are to view opponents not just as wrong, but evil. Do they not want to solve our crises?" - David French

Remember that by far, most people aren't out with the intent to destroy good.
Something to think about
#culture