Good to see DHCP spoofing has been ported to ipv6.

The puzzles staying up is both a blessing and a curse. The first year I did it, I fell behind and told myself I'll come back to it in the new year, but once that happened, I lost interest, and never finished.

I also like the effort that is put into the puzzle descriptions, and the ASCII art slowly getting colored and animated. Really is the extra mile that makes it special.

https://youtube.com/watch/mX7JIjEBM0U

Just need to pair it with a cat-sized hoodie: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005008071879267.html

Danny Devito is my cis male gender goal

2tb is heaps for a laptop, do you need that much?

If you drop down to gen 3, it'll still be plenty fast and slightly cheaper: https://www.umart.com.au/product/silicon-power-2tb-p34a60-gen3x4-tlc-r-w-up-to-2-200-1-600-mb-s-pcie-m-2-nvme-ssd-61704

But gen4 from the same site is not much more: https://www.umart.com.au/product/klevv-2tb-cras-c910-k02tbm2sp0-c91-pcie-4-0-nvme-m-2-2280-ssd-80368

Never heard of klevv though, could be sketchy

SSDs are getting pretty dirt cheap, you can get a 240gb for $29. Is it SATA or NVME?

https://www.change.org/p/petition-coles-and-woolworths-to-stock-satsuma-imo-sweet-potatoes-taste-like-chestnuts

I'm sure I've seen them in specialty fruit and veg stores, but I am struggling to find them as well.

Found these: https://marketplacefresh.com.au/vegetables/potatoes-pumpkins/sweet-potato-white-medium but its the opposite colour scheme :(

If I am understanding right, when you say "can't be bothered", you mean "can't be compelled/forced"?

Seems pretty reasonable, albeit slightly reliant on honesty. At least for scammers, they aren't likely to want it back, as that would deanonymise them, so if its definitely a scam, your pretty safe to keep it.

Thanks for the info :)

Do you know of any countries that have different laws? I'm curious as to how it would work?

The items could also have been purchased with a stolen credit cards.

I had a variation of on of these scams happen to me.

I purchased a pair of headphones on eBay - $50 The box that arrived, was shipped directly from Officeworks, with an invoice for $70, and a business account setup in my name, and a strange credit card. Reported it to officeworks, got to keep the headphones, but likely someone got a $70 charge on their card, and the eBay seller probably got my $50 for free.

That makes even more sense, they probably dont stand out in the crowded market place, but for a few dollars in shipping and lost product, they can get a glowing review to push them up.

Its important to realise that while the item might list for $$$$$, it probably only costs $ to manufacture.