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title: Hacked - Extortion Wall of Shame
content_type: journal
date_pub: 2021-07-10T23:13:00-04:00
date_upd: 2022-01-18T01:07:00-05:00
tldr: I've received even more emails telling me that I've been hacked. Since I still don't believe their empty threats, I'm posting their bitcoin addresses.
tags: hackers, hacking, email, internet, spam
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However, I know from past experience that these messages are little more than spam, sent out en masse in hopes that they can rope in some poor sucker who falls for this. I know most of these are bogus from the beginning because the email I use for my phone is completely unrelated to the ones that keep receiving these messages. Other times, the email will make vague references to programs I don't even have installed, again betraying their carbon-copied nature. In truth, I have never paid ransom, even though I've personally received dozens of these messages, and my life has yet to be ruined by these _lamers_.
So, as a public service, I have included the bitcoin addresses for these fakers, in hopes that some other would-be victim finds this page (possibly through a web search), and they learn that they can ignore this BS as well:
So, as a public service, I have included the bitcoin addresses for these script-kiddies, in hopes that some other would-be victim finds this page (possibly through a web search) and learns that they, too, can ignore this BS.
All addresses listed here have been reprinted as they were received.
```
====== BEGIN WALL OF SHAME ======
====== UPDATED: 2023-07-18 ======
====== UPDATED: 2024-01-02 ======
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Two simple reasons.
1. I like having a simple, permanent link to each license's text (ideally, with my name on said licenses).
1. I like having a simple, permanent link[^1] to each license's text (ideally, with my name on said licenses).
2. If I'm going to have a simple, permanent link to each license's text, it's going to be hosted on my website.
See? Simple.
### Where Are They Being Used?
- [Creative Commons CC0 1.0 Universal](/licenses/cc0.html)
- [Creative Commons CC0 1.0 Universal](/licenses/cc0/)
- Most of the client [CSS](/styles/styles.css) and [JS](/scripts/scripts.js) files here, [MythicWarsGame.com](https://www.mythicwarsgame.com/), and [PlanarVagabond.com](https://www.planavagabond.com/) are released under this license (and shipped un-minified) to make it easier for others to read the underlying #web code.
- I've been toying with some AI image generators for making simple pictures of [magic items](https://www.planarvagabond.com/magic-items/) (as well as the odd NPC), but the Federal Copyright Office says they can't be copyrighted, so I released them under this license as well.
- [Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International](/licenses/cc-by-sa.html)
- I've been toying with some AI image generators for making simple pictures of [magic items](https://www.planarvagabond.com/magic-items/) (as well as the odd NPC), but the Federal Copyright Office says they can't be copyrighted, so I released them under this license as well (just so there's no doubt).
- [Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International](/licenses/cc-by-sa/)
- Most of the content here and at my other sites (often stored in [Markdown](https://www.markdownguide.org/) format).
- Honestly, this is my favorite license to use, as it feels like it helps others build new things without enabling over-monetization (including the scourge that are web ads).
- [The MIT License](/licenses/mit.html)
- [The MIT License](/licenses/mit/)
- The server-side source for most of my [server-based projects](https://git.itsericwoodward.com/explore/repos) (and most of the forks stashed on my [Github account](https://github.com/ItsEricWoodward)) are released under this license
I'm working on a few other fun projects right now, and I figure that having these links will be increasingly useful if and when I get them to launch.
Until next time, here's to the future!
[^1]: Links updated 2024-01-26 to use directory URLs rather than direct file URLs. The old links still work and will continue to until they get replaced with "301 moved permanently" redirects to the new links. I also added the [GPL](/licenses/gpl/) to the list (in preparation for a super-secret project that I'm currently working on).

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title: The Missing Magic Cards for any Doctor Who Deck!
content_type: journal
date_pub: 2024-01-26T21:38:26.000-04:00
description: I made some new magic cards based on Doctor Who.
tags: games magic
---
Last year saw the release of the ["Universes Beyond: Doctor Who" set](https://magic.wizards.com/en/products/doctor-who) for [Magic: the Gathering](https://magic.wizards.com/en), which included 188 new (and mechanically unique) cards based on various doctors, companions, villains, and other characters from the long-running TV show(s). As a lifelong Whovian[^1], I thoroughly enjoyed the set and loved how they wrote each cards mechanics to be representative of the characters. Yet I couldn't help but notice that a few characters were missing[^2] (well, one for sure, the second only in a vaguely-related way, but I digress...). At the same time, I stumbled upon the highly-functional (if somewhat overly ad-encumbered) [MTGCardBuilder.com](https://mtgcardbuilder.com/creator/), so I thought - why not make the missing cards myself?
Of course, unlike my usual custom card fair, I wanted something that would still be legally playable (or at least, legal in my weekly Magic game), so I decided to make them as [Skinned Cards](https://mtg.fandom.com/wiki/Skinned_card) - that is to say, skinned version of other, legal (real) magic cards. This allows me to use them as proxies for other cards I already have in my collection.
In truth, both of these are also in my "15 Doctors / Tribal Timelords" deck (coming soon), and coming up with themed proxies just makes them fit better with the rest of the cards.
### Jack Harkness, Torchwood Captain
First up is everyone's favorite flirtatious immortal, Captain Jack Harkness. His omission was a _grave_ mistake, IMHO, but making a proxy for him almost broke me. After sorting through the [683 legendary humans in the Gatherer](https://gatherer.wizards.com/Pages/Card/Details.aspx?multiverseid=578787) (as of writing), I finally found the one that had just the right abilities (and subtypes):
<ul class="clearfix pageMenu pageMenu-gameCards">
<li class="pageMenu-item">
<a class="pageMenu-gameCardLink" target="iew_extwin"
href="/images/magic/doctor-who/jack-harkness-tajic-1.jpg">
<img class="gameCardImg" alt=""
src="/images/magic/doctor-who/jack-harkness-tajic-1.jpg" />
</a>
</li>
</ul>
### Dr. Who, Eccentric Scientist
The second one came about a bit differently... I started working on (what would become) the 15 doctors deck about a month after the set dropped. It was basically the best cards from the [Blast from the Past](https://magic.wizards.com/en/news/announcements/magic-the-gathering-doctor-who-commander-decklists#blast-from-the-past) and [Paradox Power](https://magic.wizards.com/en/news/announcements/magic-the-gathering-doctor-who-commander-decklists#paradox-power) decks, plus a handful of singles for the missing doctors and other Timelords, and next thing I knew, I had a 5-color deck full of Timelords and their companions... That is to say, _legendary_ Timelords and their _legendary_ companions... Hmmm...
So, who do you choose to lead a tribal legendary deck? Only _the_ best commander the job, [Jodah the Unifier](https://gatherer.wizards.com/Pages/Card/Details.aspx?multiverseid=574683)[^3]. But he's a human wizard, how can I tie that in the _any_ version of Doctor Who?
And that's when I remembered the strange,
Technicolor-saturated [Peter Cushing "Dr. Who" movies of the 60s](<https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dr._Who_(Dalek_films)>), wherein the good Doctor is actually a weird, whimsical, _human_ inventor who fights off evil alien robots with his time machine, a description close enough to a "wizard" for me:
<ul class="clearfix pageMenu pageMenu-gameCards">
<li class="pageMenu-item">
<a class="pageMenu-gameCardLink" target="iew_extwin"
href="/images/magic/doctor-who/dr-who-jodah-card-1.jpg">
<img class="gameCardImg" alt="Dr. Who, Eccentric Scientist (v1)"
src="/images/magic/doctor-who/dr-who-jodah-card-1.jpg" />
</a>
</li>
<li class="pageMenu-item">
<a class="pageMenu-gameCardLink" target="iew_extwin"
href="/images/magic/doctor-who/dr-who-jodah-card-2.jpg">
<img class="gameCardImg" alt="Dr. Who, Eccentric Scientist (v2)"
src="/images/magic/doctor-who/dr-who-jodah-card-2.jpg" />
</a>
</li>
<li class="pageMenu-item">
<a class="pageMenu-gameCardLink" target="iew_extwin"
href="/images/magic/doctor-who/dr-who-jodah-card-3.jpg">
<img class="gameCardImg" alt="Dr. Who, Eccentric Scientist (v3)"
src="/images/magic/doctor-who/dr-who-jodah-card-3.jpg" />
</a>
</li>
<li class="pageMenu-item">
<a class="pageMenu-gameCardLink" target="iew_extwin"
href="/images/magic/doctor-who/dr-who-jodah-card-4.jpg">
<img class="gameCardImg" alt="Dr. Who, Eccentric Scientist (v4)"
src="/images/magic/doctor-who/dr-who-jodah-card-4.jpg" />
</a>
</li>
</ul>
I hope someone enjoys these and finds them useful. If you do like them, you may also like my [other custom magic cards](/magic-cards/). And a word of advice: if you want to get them printed at your nearest corporate print-shop, you'll probably want to use the "self-service" copiers to avoid any uncomfortable conversations with the staff about copyright and fair use.
Oh, and while I was working on these, I went ahead and did another round of custom (and completely broken) [Saturday Night Planeswalkers](/magic-cards/snm-planeswalkers.html#set-03).
Until next time, share and enjoy!
[^1]: Back in the 80s, PBS used to run classic who episodes in 3-4 hour blocks which I distinctly remember watching with my father and being absolutely terrified of. Needless to say, I've loved the show ever since.
[^2]: Most likely due to rights issues.
[^3]: Really, how hasn't he been banned yet? He's _so_ broken in Commander, but he's too powerful _not_ to use him for certain decks.