Alan Neilan @aneilan.bsky.social · 02/07/2026Not sure if this is supposed to be a fake account pretending to be @dildog.l0pht.com but it's a swing and a miss 100 1
Alan Neilan @aneilan.bsky.social · 20/06/2026I browsed to it on my windows machine before I went to work, and it showed up for me too 2300 30
Alan Neilan @aneilan.bsky.social · 09/05/2026The most recent meme in your camera roll describes your current mental state. 010 1
Alan Neilan @aneilan.bsky.social · 01/02/2026apparently, it was inspired (the first line anyway) by an interaction he had with a songwriter who had made a strange remark about a teenager. 170 7
Alan Neilan @aneilan.bsky.social · 24/11/2025And afaict it still hasn't been renamed back to us digital services 010 1
Alan Neilan @aneilan.bsky.social · 03/08/2025yep, in Donkey Kong Country donkeykong.fandom.com/wiki/Cranky_... 140 4
Alan Neilan @aneilan.bsky.social · 03/06/2025George Carlin had a bit about that back in the 80's 180 8
Alan Neilan @aneilan.bsky.social · 02/04/2025There's this, though this is from a few years back 020 2
Alan Neilan @aneilan.bsky.social · 06/03/2025weird.... hxxps[://]bsky[.]app/profile/did:plc:otpl4kupjftqhze53acndkkc/lists/3lguae5svls27 120 2
Alan Neilan @aneilan.bsky.social · 14/02/2025managed to get it to stay by using a proxy thing to keep it from redirecting 000 0
Alan Neilan @aneilan.bsky.social · 26/01/2025tried it in a burp session and it went to a different set of domains (though it still had a "click allow to prove you're not a robot" page). has the same config settings (at least the same md5 of the contents) hxxps[://]jfdhq[.]nopixelads[.]top/ps/config[.]js?id=cK7ozrrm0Ue7LalnJwjPKA 110 1
Alan Neilan @aneilan.bsky.social · 26/01/2025likely the same result with these other subdomains 110 1
Alan Neilan @aneilan.bsky.social · 26/01/2025curl shows it (the qrcode link) going to another site, which asks to allow notifications 120 2
Alan Neilan @aneilan.bsky.social · 26/01/2025goes to a page w/ a qrcode overlaying a video player. submitted the qrcode to a decoder thing and this is what it decodes to 110 1
Alan Neilan @aneilan.bsky.social · 24/01/2025Without downloading new pics where are you mentally? 010 1
Alan Neilan @aneilan.bsky.social · 19/01/2025And connecting to a VPN for an outside country doesn't seem to work either (at least on the app) 000 0
![In an interview with YouTuber Professor of Rock[2] before his passing, Mardones recounted the song's origins as dating back to the writing process for the Never Run, Never Hide album. He and songwriter Robert Tepper went to Miami and lived in an apartment while working on songs.
Mardones' neighbors included a family of five: a mother, a father who worked in set design, and three teenagers (two girls and a boy). One day, the father walked out, leaving the family destitute. Mardones, wanting to help in any way he could, started paying the teens for odd jobs such as walking his dog or picking up groceries. The dog-walker was 16-year-old Heidi. One morning, after Mardones had spent most of the night working on the main riff from "Into the Night," Heidi, dressed for school in a rather mature fashion, came up to walk the dog. According to Mardones, when Tepper made a stray remark after she left, Mardones shut him down, saying "Pal, she's just 16 years old, leave her alone."
Mardones tells of taking that line and running with it, slowly spinning the tale of this family across lyrics such as "It's like having a dream / Where nobody has a heart" highlighting the struggles of the father in set design, and the main chorus being about bringing the family out of poverty. Mardones went on to cite the song's success and subsequent radio interviews done with Heidi to clear up the controversy as what helped lift the family out of their poverty. Through the exposure, Heidi would meet and ultimately marry the son of a Puerto Rico-based real estate mogul. Heidi's husband brought the family to Puerto Rico to live with the couple, and gave the brother a job in his company.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:g2induhv3wkzbrhg7n43umwr/bafkreihqx7buop5tgkigprbz6kd4fu2q4k47gft3eykniipnsdx54e4iyi)
