@kims a suggestion: those of us that live far away from NY would like to agree with your post. You can provide a longer context in the ALT text to keep the message visually clean.
Is that the price for 1 ride?
@kims a suggestion: those of us that live far away from NY would like to agree with your post. You can provide a longer context in the ALT text to keep the message visually clean.
Is that the price for 1 ride?
@jwildeboer I’m being paranoid here, but this looks like those USB drives with malware in them, left by spooks in the parking lot of the Iranian Uranium Enrichment facility. The vector for the infection in this case is genius.
You may want to add a bit more information about the QR or leave it out altogether. It would be great if it was directed to a WhatsApp profile (even if you already have your phone there)
https://www.cloudflare.com/en-gb/learning/security/what-is-quishing/
@jwildeboer I’ve been working in the banking industry in a country where there’s a highly sophisticated group of thieves looking to get your credentials.
It is very bad.
We were prohibited from using any kind of links or QRs.
I like the idea of the stickers. Maybe a short message and your phone number may be enough.
> Found it? Get a reward! +1 345 555 5555
Test both of them!
@cstross Apple had a key like that for a long while in its laptops: the Siri key at the top right of the Magic Bar. I used to hit it at least once or twice a week by mistake.
@Gargron @verge I hope they stop gratuitously trashing Mastodon in their articles.
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