Just one click with this extension https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/view-page-archive/
Fair warning, there was controversy with archive.today / archive.is but it does reliably have the best coverage to bypass the paywalls, and doesn’t do the DDoSing anymore as far as I’m aware.
I mean I am pretty glad i had crypto leftover in 2012 after using the silk road which turned in to a nice chunk of change in 2018. But yeah, the whole thing is a pyramid scheme, i hope those who “invested” in 2018 aren’t left on the short end of the stick.
She’s left handed and has fingernails like this:
The thing is, a link in an email is not any different than a link here on Lemmy, yet we click on those all day. Yes, both could lead to a malicious website, and if you don’t have a recent web browser, then you could get in to trouble without any action.
IMO, the only reason why there is a focus on phishing simulation in orgs is because email is something IT owns and you can easily track who does and doesn’t open an email. If there is a legitimate concern with opening random links, then phishing simulations would also extend to maybe peppering fake links on LinkedIn or other places where IT thinks their co-workers are browsing, but no one (AFAIK) does this.
All I could think as I read this was Dwight’s fire drill from the office
I am pretty sure if you watched your phone, you’d see it go from 1:59 -> 1:00, so you get an extra hour of drinking