Last night I dreamed that Bob Odenkirk told me that Breaking Bad was going to start up again, starring Dan Quayle.
Swimmin’
It’s All True
Seeing Double
A Long Long Way to Null
My Understanding of the Ukraine Conflict
Do I have this right?
Putin is upset that Ukraine is getting too cozy with Europe and NATO, so he says, “Fine! I’ll bomb the shit out of you! That will make them love me!”
What am I missing?
Just Me?
Day 1
I’m Part of the Junior High Zeitgeist, I Guess?
My New Favorite Hobby
Jesus Saves…
How’s Your Day Going?
Sometimes the Pitches are TOO Good
Babies
Ouch
“And don’t get me started about my 401k…”
“Yeah, I know someone who already got the Pfizer.”
— 8 year old boy, overheard talking to his buddy
That Does Look Like a Lot of Fun
That’s a Pretty Aggressive Rebranding…
Fraud Warning – “CaDMV” Text Message
I renewed the registration for one of our cars yesterday, and today got a fairly credible text message from 833-608-1722, claiming to be the California DMV (“CaDMV”) and that I must update my contact information. The text directed me to a website, which redirects to realidcalifornia.com — again an imperfect but surprisingly credible phishing site.
I’m posting this here in the hopes of warning people who get similar text messages that this is a complete scam. But since I’d just engaged with the DMV’s website only 24 hours earlier, it felt far more authentic than it otherwise would have.
If anyone can shed light on the mechanism for connecting that website visit to my phone number, I’d love to hear it. Malicious cookie or other malware on the DMV website that they don’t know about? Something else?