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Ah... the good ole times...

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How about a little tiny bit of context?

Where I work, we fire people for clicking on "beware" links - so simply out of habit you won't get me to click on your link.

I think our IT Dept calls it "spear phishing" but I could be mistaken on their terminology.

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10 hours ago, ArcticFoxie said:

How about a little tiny bit of context?

Where I work, we fire people for clicking on "beware" links - so simply out of habit you won't get me to click on your link.

I think our IT Dept calls it "spear phishing" but I could be mistaken on their terminology.

Wise words. I cannot guarantee the security of the links, but my detectors didn't go red. As always: Shields up!

...maybe the youtube links bears slightly less risk, as it is up for several years.

 

Ah, yes, context: The first link is proving evidence that W95 became an evil AI after being dropped by M$. The video is completely unrelated, but a bit evil as well, if i may say, which relates to its popularity in britain and the US.

Edited by ragnargd

This is one of many works of the famous Neil Cicierega, nothing wrong with that or him, it's all just fiction and art and nothing that the author truly believes in, chill out :) 

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