Maybe I'm confused!!!
But according to this the readers of the tweet can add context to the tweet??
I didn't know this superpower exists.
Can someone explain this plzz
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@nikahverse Nahh buddy, its fine. I was just making joke about the funny results I got😂
Anyway, you work professionally in Digital Forensics??
@nikahverse I am Indian, and honestly I've never heard of this term 
@dylan Also can anyone list the steps to add "rel=me" and do everything to verify the links.
Or maybe point me to somewhere, from where I can read and follow the steps.
@Xavier oohhh!!
I never saw any other note like this on any tweet and that's why the first thing in my mind was maybe they added a new feature like they're adding so many new things to twitter.
Anyway thanks for explaining😄
StartMail#Cybersecurity 101: If you get a suspicious looking email, take a beat & ask yourself: Do I know the person who sent this? Is it too good to be true? Does it invoke fear, greed, or curiosity? 🤔
Phishing remains one of the most popular cybercrimes out there! #StaySafe
@Em0nM4stodon Hell-on-Musk is too good🤌
Fits well with his recent activities too😂
Self-motivation tip:
In these past few months I have looked deeply into my inability to actually form good foundation of skills and create a strong base of skills to build upon.
Doing so I have found that most of the time I just leave my learnings in the middle of it, and without completing them and understanding the concepts, I just start something new and then again leave the 'new' thing in the middle of knowhere too. Just like the previous one!!!
Its like a vicious cycle that just keeps on happening and seems to be unstoppable, BUT it is possible to break this cycle and to stop it from happening again.
Here's how :
If you're also struggling like me to learn a skill to the core and have already tried doing so a dozen of times, try doing it one more time.
But this time 'set a deadline'. And set your task according to the deadline signifying that by the time deadline approaches you should be well-versed in your desired skillset.
To make it more achievable for you, try counting the time before the deadline in hours instead of days or months.
For example : If you committed to yourself that you want to learn #Python and set the deadline of 3 months.
Then instead of counting it as 3 months, try counting it as 2190 hours.
And by doing so you create a sense of urgency inside your mind that tells you, there is only so much limited time left for you to complete and achieve your goals. Stay true to your commitment and just focus on following it for one day [today]. Do this for every today of your deadline and in no time you will start to see your gains.
Happy to share my thoughts for people who might need this. This method helped me a lot, hopefully it will do the same for you.
Boosts and shares are appreciated, else HAPPY HACKING!! 
@racheltobac how do you manage to do other stuff in life and not just play with snugs the entire day😍
