Piss on the laptop to log in.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mustonen
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Piss on the laptop to log in.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mustonen
To be fair, this drift started with somebody who wanted to use a 4 digit numerical PIN. Which is silly.Quote:
Originally Posted by PB
So it is the season for the wrod...not even a top to bottom, but peeps feel they need to stop, and hang out midslope???
Even better the, the ski team kids (hanging out midslope) who NEVER look upslope. Just start out whenever, and proceed to cut you off...
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Yo TurxSki - bit random but I've been seeing your avatar for close to two decades now. (been here longer than my account details would suggest).
When I first started reading this forum I thought it was a perfect example of the general random weirdness TGR can offer. Still do.
Always wondered - is that your cat that you photoshopped human teeth onto? No judgment either way, just always wondered all these years later.
Nobody in Calgary can be bothered to use their fucking turn signals... that are like 3" from their hand.
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All lane changes are based on deception, following the ancient wisdom of Sun Tzu. When we are able to change lanes, we must seem unable; when using our steering, we must appear inactive.
It was one of the available default avatars when I signed up, is all.Quote:
Originally Posted by Thaleia
(Got here from snowjournal? nelsap site)
The resemblance to our beloved cat Basil (now gone), "spoke to me".
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Art of War driving survival.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cocximus
In almost 20 years, I've never noticed that the cat has human teeth.
Hey thanks for replying to such an oddball question. That's very cool. Awesome when cats are comfortable enough to go for shoulder rides. Great pic.
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Originally Posted by Thaleia
If enough of us demand a colonic, it will become a movement.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gepeto
^ Ha!
Fidelity says we have verified you by your voice. Great, don't you guys know they can AI your voice?
Supposedly you shouldn't answer spam calls because that's how they get a voice sample to fake. Or is that as real as waking up on a park bench minus a kidney?
In their minds those kids and their chaperones are the most important entitled people on the mountain. Make a separate trail for them. Or make them understand the simple rules and courtesies of being on the mountain. Or pull their fucking pass.Quote:
Originally Posted by TurxSki
They can also spoof your IP, steal your password, and social engineer things like challenge questions and other identifying info. I’d suspect they’re following a best practice of layered verification. Voice match is good enough to check your balance or get wiring instructions. To drain your account they’ll need additional verification, some of which may be transparent to you.Quote:
Originally Posted by old goat
It’s at least as real as not saying yes to anything on a telemarketer call because then they’ll have a voice sample of you agreeing to dastardly things. Or at least a subscription to some shitty magazine.
So not particularly real, but a fine thing to be paranoid about.
I don't say anything when I answer the phone. I wait for the other end to speak. It freaks a few people out. And it doesn't work with the financial institution with my car loan when they give me the 2FA code over voice. They hang up if I don't speak.
You could always answer in a Daffy Duck voice.
Great stuff Meadow Skipper!
You shouldn't answer spam calls because it encourages the fuckers.Quote:
Originally Posted by old goat
Could you explain that to my wife? Or at least to not be polite?Quote:
Originally Posted by anotherVTskibum
People stopped in the WROD adds to the spiciness. Obstacles that increase the difficulty, especially obstacles that can move without warning, increase the difficulty and danger and turn an otherwise boring waste of time into a semi-enjoyable challenge. The risk of death is what makes life worth living (especially the risk of someone else's death).
When i wrecked my acl on the bottom of wolverine last June, I had wrod cowards yelling at me to move even tho I had my skis crossed. If I could have stood up they would have been dodging pole jabs
When I’m bored and accidentally answer I try to see how long I can keep them on the line. Especially if I’m driving. The other day I had to tell the nice young man that I was at work now so it’s time to be done. They didn’t want to let me go because I’d given them a fake ssn and they wanted the DOB to go with it.
I've been trying to get my parents to hang up on them. They won't not answer the phone, can't figure out call display, and don't use cell phones. There is usually a small delay you'll notice after you say hello while the auto dial system transfers to live scammer or telemarketer. Just hang up then. Parents won't do that. They're good at saying no but I'm a bit concerned about AI voice capture.Quote:
Originally Posted by anotherVTskibum