SPIDER PLANTS!

Houseplants in 6" plastic terra cotta-colored pots. Ready to be transplanted to an even bigger pot if you're feeling it. No idea what particular variety; years ago one of my kids' friends gave me a little spider plant they were in the process of killing and now I have these beasts which are propagating all over my living room.

All I've done is water them every week or two, give them some Miracle Grow when I remember, and keep them in a window with a western exposure, and they grow and sprout babies like mad.

$15 each, 2/$20. I have eight to sell at the moment; doing so will free up enough space to root MORE babies and I'll have more ready to go in a couple of months. I'll meet you in a public parking lot for the transaction (I'm in the near West End, so be reasonable), and I can take cash or Venmo.

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>iPhone Xs Max 256GB

I sent you a message about the iPhone!

Holiday Bowl is still open, once they close, it will be an end of an era. I hate how all the newer alleys have TV’s and disco lights everywhere.

Ah. I'm a complete idiot. I was over here thinking "of course The Byrd suffered a security breach, what else would this be?". Ignore me.

Nobody said facebook had a breach except the comment I was replying to...

https://old.reddit.com/r/rva/comments/yzcgnp/byrd_theaters_facebook_page_got_hacked_everyone/iwzikql/

I understand your point but the only thing I'm saying is that it's unlikely that this one page was impacted by a facebook security breach (if there was one).

Nobody said anything about Facebook getting hacked, or Facebook's IR team. I was just saying that an arbitrary company with a respectable SOC/IR team would have a playbook for dealing with social media account compromise in addition to their playbooks for ransomware, c2 beaconing alerts etc., because a compromised social media account is a compromised business asset, which is a security breach.

If you enjoy just getting a drink and dancing you’ll have a nice time

It's a breach of whoever's account not of Facebook.

You're not activating facebooks SOC because 1 (non-paying) customer was phished.

Edit: I would assume Byrd theater does not have a full time IT employee or a MDR contract.

That Zucks

The best way is to delete your own Facebook account. That way you're helping out Byrd Theater and everything!

That's 100% a security breach. A security breach isn't just Cobalt Strike implants beaconing out from your systems, it includes stuff like social media account takeovers, business email compromise, etc. Any respectable SOC or IR team will have a playbook for this type of situation. It's not any sort of data exfiltration where people's PII is at risk, which is what I think you may have been trying to get at.

I've got to tickets to the Tim Barry show tonight, 11/19. Asking face value, $26.41 each. I would prefer to sell both to the same person, that way I can just email you the PDF of the tickets. I'm willing to send the tickets first and you can send payment over Venmo or PayPal or whatever after you verify the tickets work. I'm not feeling well enough to go out and just want the tickets used.

It's not even corruption it's even sadder. It goes to fund studies and commissions. With maybe a little bit of hiring incompetence on the side

I would take Buddy cianci type corruption any day

Waiting for the King?

https://youtu.be/PgRafRp-P-o

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The plot thickens…

I’ll go with you 😎

Edit: btw now that I’m here so many guys here look Amish? Is this Amish night or something?

It really depends on the night. I went there 3 Saturdays ago and it was packed you could barely move.

I’ve actually never been but I have friends who love it. I think you can go on their website and see when a dj is playing

When are the best nights to go? I went on a Saturday back in October and there were two couples and my group of 5 which made 9 people total at like 11pm. Amazing music and vibes, but we were all so confused where everyone was?

The first time I went it was like maybe 30-40 people.

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It's unlikely a security breach, more likely got phished or just a bad password

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Probably the same reason folks pay people to mow their lawns: they don't want to deal with it. By contracting it out, the city doesn't have to manage all of the individual parking employees, pay for their healthcare and retirement, and really only has to deal with one point of contact when there are issues. I don't know when they switched to this model, but it's been a good 10 years at least at this point...

Thanks for the info! I wonder, what's the point of contracting it out? Is it just cheaper than direct hires?