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	'title' => 'I take action against Yareli Terrones&apos; use of my email address',
	'body' => <<<END
</p>
	Yareli Terrones has once again made a purchase with his or her Walmart account.
	I decided to be a bit more active in discouraging the use of one of my email addresses.
	I went to Walmart&apos;s website and performed a password reset.
	I know have control of the Walmart account.
	I could be really evil and start spending from the linked credit card, but I will not sink that low.
	I don&apos;t want to cause too big of a fuss, I just want Yareli Terrones to stop pretending to be me.
	Instead, I have simply canceled one of the pending orders that were placed using my email address and attempted to cancel the other.
	The second order placed would not cancel though.
	Because the password was changed, I locked this fraudulent user out of the account.
	While in the account, I found Yareli Terrones&apos; telephone number, which is (509) 387 - 2757.
</p>
</p>
	I used this telephone number to send Yareli Terrones an email through his or her carrier&apos;s $a[SMS] gateway explaining that he or she used one of my email addresses to register the account and that I wanted him or her to stop using my email address.
	I sent the new password in the email and asked that he change the email address on file with Walmart.
	Hopefully seeing that using someone else&apos;s email address gives said other person access to the account will get him or her to use his or her real email address instead of one of mine.
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</p>
	I have contacted GitHub support again, as they still have not gotten back to me yet.
	I also joined the Minetest forums to get help with the <a href="https://forum.minetest.net/viewtopic.php?f=6&amp;t=11531">compile error</a> I&apos;ve been running into.
</p>
</p>
	I converted my Web site script from shell to $a[PHP] and have made the appropriate modifications to the other source files to make them work with the new compilation script.
	I have not, however, added any of the planned new features such as automated canary updating or $a[PGP]-signed pages.
	Maybe I will work on that tomorrow.
</p>
</p>
	My <a href="/a/canary.txt">canary</a> is still chirping away as usual.
</p>
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