@SaintWacko Snazzy

What year is the bike @SaintWacko?

@Wipqozn I think it's older than you (or me for that matter)

@Wipqozn 1969

It's a Honda CT90

@SaintWacko That's definitely older than me. That might even be older than @Sterno.

I'm really looking forward to getting it up and running

I'm planning to use it for commuting, store runs, etc

I got a close call with a phishing attack against my steam account today

be careful out there. ignore unknown friend requests. no one actually adds people just to seek random strangers to critique their CS2 skins. even in this hellish gig economy garbage hellscape.

if you go to a login page and your browser doesn't autofill your credentials, close the tab and google the login page instead

(this is what saved me as I was already logged in on the legitimate website)

I've received like hundreds of these friends requests and I've ignored all of them but one. I've always assumed it was people trying to buy my unusual or some very old crates I still have. I wanted to know if that assumption was right. It wasn't! It's just scammers. Even if the accounts look like they're lived (thousands of hours in CS2; 3 years old accounts; level 20; a variety of badges; a bunch of comments on the profile) they could've been simply taken over by attackers

@badp i had someone try to scam me with a fake job and offer letter this week

@badp Glad you figured out what was happening in time

@Wipqozn I had already opened steam authenticator on my mobile, man. I'm so happy I got suspicious firefox didn't autofill my login details

I had convinced myself this was some guy desperate to play the algorithm and bubble his steam workshop submission to the top of whatever metric he needs to get his mediocre skin into the game and make royalties

scammers get more and more convincing. shame they hardly ever face consequences for their actions.