Boring!
Keep up, about Elon.
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Never heard of him.
But from my perspective working years ago for a machinery/removal company and if you remember the 'knicker' outrage from M&S and the loss of sales it caused them, I know to this day people that sowed those knickers at 55 pence an item and cost £9.99 a pair at least at the checkout, when those greedy gits at M&S wanted them produced for a measly 5 pence less and the company producing said no and all of it went out of the UK, I personally shipped two weaving plants from my area alone.
So depressing to work alongside a former employee of the plant at the village of Manlleu Spain, now doing security as we packed it all up to ship to another country, all those jobs lost and the company was Platt Saco Lowell if any want to fact check, was a major employer of local people with families to support, nuff said!
Watching the footage of Doris Johnson MP this morning getting hit in the face with a mic, I wonder what the measurement/unit of force was involved, can you quantify? A salamander slap or two maybe or a whack from a cat's tail?
Can't of been much of a force by his lack of reaction or is accustomed to big brightly coloured things regularly shoved in his face, don't really want to know BTW, just in case someone replies, please, please don't.
http://www.churchmilitant.com/news/article/migrant-violence-skyrockets-in-germany
http://www.news.com.au/finance/economy/world-economy/cologne-is-every-day-europes-rape-epidemic/news-story/e2e618e17ad4400b5ed65045e65e141d
https://www.rt.com/news/332043-swedish-police-refugees-crime/
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-30081682
What do you believe? So much more to read, can't be arsed to post all the links if you are at all interested go find them for yourself, plenty of links in the articles to keep a bored person occupied for a while.
Sick of fake news, Russian hacking (Bollocks), some prick clicked on an attachment or something they shouldn't have done in probably 99% of the breaches, Sky news aired it as well, no banging on about those missing Clinton e-mails though and Russian involvement in that, was there?
Don't know what to believe anymore, and that's the really scary thing.
Hope Italy and France leave the EUless, hoping Le Penn gets in too and the Deutschbag gets booted out.
Bravo, indeed excellent! There's so much more though the mind just boggles, interesting to hear what others think and how our political landscape is changing, isn't it?
Only problem is that a lot of the articles you're directed to aren't written by UF's are they and a lot is very thought provoking, hard to fact check too and disturbing on so many levels.
This would do the trick.
http://www.muslimpress.com/Section-world-news-16/107235-yazidi-girls-sold-as-sex-slaves-while-women-march-against-trump
No 'S', sigh!
I agree!
Funny when Asian tourists are told It's safer to go to Moscow than Paris, to see a bit of Europe's architecture and culture, Tourism is down a shit load in Paris and who could blame them.
The louvre has been a problem for a long time with pick pocket's targeting visitors and maybe the guy was refused entry, so was pissed and attacked cos he was refused entry. They have CCTV of regulars, they ain't there to visit ya no! Screening works to a degree, time to clean house.
Ought to have a look at the Muslim countries take on equality and rights for women, how they treat foreigners from all walks of life and religions compared to us and the US BTW and thank themselves very, very fortunate. Bite the hand that feeds and you get what you get, suck it up cos, you probably deserve it!
DTI
Don't they gather info too, like Google and send it back to China?
In 2016 computer security researchers from Fidelis Cybersecurity and Exatel discovered the browser surreptitiously sending sensitive browsing and system data—such as ad blocker status, websites visited, searches conducted and applications installed with their version numbers—to remote servers located in Beijing, China. According to Maxthon, the data is sent as part of the company's 'User Experience Improvement Program' and that it is "voluntary and totally anonymous." However, researchers found the data still being collected and transmitted to remote servers even after users explicitly opted-out of the program. The researchers further found the data being transmitted over an unencrypted connection (HTTP), leaving users vulnerable to man-in-the-middle attacks. Fidelis' Chief Security Officer, Justin Harvey, noted the data "...contains almost everything you would want in conducting a reconnaissance operation to know exactly where to attack. Knowing the exact operating system and installed applications, and browsing habits it would be trivial to send a perfectly crafted spearphish to the victim or perhaps set up a watering hole attack on one of their most frequented websites. Wiki.
I prefer Firefox with whatever changes they make to the rest.
In the first three weeks of January, this year in Chicago 221 people were shot and 42 of those were fatalities, I think the last thing the US needs are any terrorists, they've got enough home grown problems to deal with.
But this is not the answer and sends the wrong message in a big way.
I wonder what news publications he reads?
Helping a friend the other day and he was taken aback by one of my thumbnails 'The Israeli Times', I mean why shouldn't I read it?
Love to see a list of what you lot read online and would give mine too on the forum if anyone is interested?
The news in the UK is so SHIT, you don't get to see or hear what's really going on in the world.
The article was brill BTW. Taa!
If I could sue the mobile company for selling my number to these numpties ringing me up asking if I'd had PPI or telling me I'd been involved in an MV accident, 33 years no claims to date and my usual response is "If I was at the other end of the phone, It's you that would be involved in an accident", (on purpose), my fist your face and a completely random unexplained muscle spasm, out of the blue.
If you give your mobile number and the rest of your info to them what do you expect' Duh!
From the El Reg article today:-
Still too much discretion when it comes to that 'terrorism' stuff, repeats David Anderson QC.
And the Quoted text:-Where privacy campaigners have stated their concerns about an excess of information flowing between EU member states and the UK, security agencies have warned about Brexit's disruptive effects on counter-terrorism collaborations between the UK and EU.
Earlier this year – a solid month before the story was picked up by the nationals – we reported how Europol's acting head of strategy warned that the UK would "certainly be cut off from the full intelligence picture" after Brexit.
Think We'd be better off not sharing shit with them anyway.
Remember the dosy Euro cop putting spysoft on the laptop his daughter used and getting it hacked? Forgetting he also used it for work now and then also leaking a ton of stuff!
Our lot aren't much better I'll admit!!!!!
Simple 'Crowbar' circuit or (MOV) varistor on data lines!
Although normally invisible to a power circuit until an over voltage event, I don't know how they may effect signals at high frequencies even though they are not in series, have low capacitive/inductive properties. They are very small, so could be attached directly to the socket.
I wonder how long one of these USBKill devices would survive being essentially shorted out?
Me too!
Poor it down the sink quick with plenty of water when that tell tale silver deposit is visible.
trinitrotoluene, C7H5N3O6, nasty shit when you consider NW's are rated against the quantity of this stuff.
Love the Blaster Bates tale of him having a large overdraft the bank wasn't happy about and after a competitor was blown up whilst driving to or from a job, decided to give him enough to buy a van instead of the motorcycle he was using at the time for work.
Can you imagine a coppers face today if you were pulled and they found all that material he carried in panniers?
The article doesn't say if it's a Linux or Windows box, if the former just pull the plug!
If it's a Windows box the next person on the help desk is in for a shit time getting her past the 'Windows didn't shut down properly' etc and if it's hung what's wrong with trying to see if the task manager would run to shut shit down and see if it responds first?
Whatever your views on the UK leaving the EUless, you can't deny the people of a country with a democratically elected parliament getting p****d off with being governed by someone they didn't elect!
How would you yanks feel about that?
I really do hope the British people remember the companies that screwed us over during this transition and purchase accordingly.
Hey! Plenty of time on my hands at the moment, the knees still f****d but don't start work again till mid January and could stur plenty of anti foreign business shit on FB/Twitter easily #BUY BRITISH!
You (Johney Foreigner) are all quite happy defending your own jobs etc when it suits, aren't you!
I think I'll do it F IT ╭∩╮(-_-)╭∩╮We'll see what state the EU is in 5 years from now! Deutsche bank ain't doing so well are they?
http://fortune.com/2016/11/17/deutsche-bank-clawback-ceo-bonuses/
Which ally do we have that to thank for? LOL Big time!
Have you looked at the folding desks available on eBay for less than £30 quid?
I was well prepared for the pics and didn't need to clean my keyboard, a shame bonfire night is over and it's going to completely fill your recycling bin! Can you torch it in the back garden with some old kit on it and post the pic to the manufacturer for a laugh?
Thanks!
The relay failed because it was one in constant use, possibly most of the others were used to switch something on and this would be a failsafe for a complete panel failure, the relays operating the sirens might be configured this way too but no contact current flow and No. 18 could have had to deal with supplying the power to large electromagnets 24/7.
Sorry, but why do people insist that the BS 1361 in the plug must be 3 Amp?
According to the NICEIC regs to BS7671 it does not and a 13 Amp will do, all BS rated bulb holders are rated at 16 Amps.
Salt!!!!
The host of bacteria this guy is consuming makes me want to upchuck at the very thought of it.
She must have been a willing participant, every time I've touched a woman's foot I nearly lost teeth!
OK, they were all ticklish or I was doing it wrong IDK.
At North Cheshire College back in the eighties, we almost cleared 5 levels by letting some of the acid (concentrated) produced from foot odour free to wander the halls.
That joke I posted on one of the Brexit threads just prior to the vote about us being mad if we did vote to leave, that the UK and the US are holding 'The biggest idiot competition' and we're firmly in the lead at the moment but you folks over the pond still had a Trump card to play ye
Honestly, gobsmacked!