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gh0stpinballa posted:if you want to crack and ping have a look into the huge trenche of files that were deleted by the cops and home office during the rotherham cover up. that entire ring was never investigated properly at all, because of the influence the family running the network had with the police and in local politics. e: Port 80 is the one Theresa May wants you to use for all your internets.
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Comrade Nature Goons, I'm sitting by the river having a beer and a whole bunch of insects are flying around above me. What's with that? Who are these guys? Why am I so attractive? Cause not being funny but I must look like pigpen right now. And yes, I wash
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winegums posted:Good luck! I've put in some money. One option (idk how viable this would be) that I'd have paid for was to get sent some booze from whatever gets brewed. not sure how practical that'd be though. The 'firkin' level and anything which gives a growler comes with beer brewed at the brewery, but I haven't looked into postage options - maybe that's something else to try!
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I'm going to guess that "pregnancy-style covid tests" means control/test lines and results within minutes, but you still have to put a drop of blood on it. Then again given Boris' history, I'm also going to guess that he doesn't know how pregnancy tests work.
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Guavanaut posted:Was that the one where the council offices were broken into by 'crack addicts' who specifically stole files and nothing else or was that one of the other ones? the very same. also whoever "broke in" used a swipe card which they somehow never traced. edit: took out the big info dump cos i get too angry talking about rotherham. anyway: there is so much dirt wrt rotherham that got buried in all the screaming about muslim grooming gangs and its pretty obvious why the cops and social services manufactured this "pc gone mad" outrage the deeper you get into it all.
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Pregnancy style covid tests means Boris will pretend not to know how many there are.
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Guavanaut posted:Then again given Boris' history, I'm also going to guess that he doesn't know how pregnancy tests work. Step 1: the woman (who is not your wife) pees on a stick Step 2: If positive, pressure her into signing a non-disclosure agreement*/getting an abortion**/marrying you Step 3: * allegedly ** according to that MP staffer's spreadsheet of MPs to avoid that did the rounds a couple of years ago
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gh0stpinballa posted:there is so much dirt wrt rotherham that got buried in all the screaming about muslim grooming gangs and its pretty obvious why the cops and social services manufactured this "pc gone mad" outrage the deeper you get into it all. a) get people talking about how organized groups of Satanists do rituals in churches and abuse kids to distract attention away from the actual reason that children were being abused by people who wear robes and have access to churches b) build an association between 'people who believe that organized abused in power structures exists' and 'tinfoil hat nutters who think Bill Gates invented covid' so that discussing Rotherham outside it being The Muslims' fault makes you non-credible Or I could be looking at it wrong and the powerful benefit in many other ways from a post-truth environment and abusing children with impunity is just one of them. Bobby Deluxe posted:Pregnancy style covid tests means Boris will pretend not to know how many there are. 
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Guavanaut posted:Yeah, wiping a laptop you used for work after leaving that company is not an abnormal thing to do. Yeah like if I delete my work inbox it should still be backed up as necessary on the work server. If they aren't keeping their proper records that's not my fault and if I had left the company I would even expect them to tell me to delete any local copies of sensitive information as a routine thing.
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https://twitter.com/skynews/status/1306256145368125442?s=21 Schrödinger‘s minister
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OwlFancier posted:Yeah like if I delete my work inbox it should still be backed up as necessary on the work server. If they aren't keeping their proper records that's not my fault and if I had left the company I would even expect them to tell me to delete any local copies of sensitive information as a routine thing. If work decides you're worthy of a laptop to take home, that'll have Outlook and Office and whatever specific tools you need on it, but if you're using your own it's more likely than not you'll log in to a virtual desktop in your browser with everything on, and if you stop working there they just deactivate your login, so you lose access to everything. Prior to Covid Days then yeah, a clause that requires you to delete all information from your own equipment and sometimes not even talk about it in your next job for a number of months was pretty common, especially in engineering jobs where you'd know a now potential competitor's designs and components and stuff.
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OwlFancier posted:Yeah like if I delete my work inbox it should still be backed up as necessary on the work server. If they aren't keeping their proper records that's not my fault and if I had left the company I would even expect them to tell me to delete any local copies of sensitive information as a routine thing. Local government regulations require that all communications are retained in some form for a minimum of seven years.
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There's another one: https://twitter.com/WorldCup_of_MPs/status/1306262089233825792?s=20
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I continually enjoy that keir starmer is apparently not even a consideration in these polls, being apparently less popular than failed deputy candidates.
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justcola posted:Which is the most Tory alien? Ferengi? Vogons? Daleks? The Affront? quote:Affront society is described as being "a never-ending, self-perpetuating holocaust of pain and misery", where the strong prey upon weaker species and individuals. Among the Affront's technological accomplishments is an aptitude for genetic engineering, which they developed long before spaceflight. They use this skill almost exclusively on 'prey species', which tend to be changed so as to provide greater sport (and opportunity for sadism) during the communal hunts forming a major part of the Affront culture. Some examples of these changes include altering game animals to experience heightened levels of fear when recognizing the silhouette of an Affronter, or altering beasts of burden to panic when their masters are excited and thus induce them to pull vehicles faster. One of the few changes to their own species was the redesign of their females to make sex painful for them, a choice exemplary of the reasons they are considered abhorrent by the Culture. "Progress through Pain" is a common Affront slogan.
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OwlFancier posted:I continually enjoy that keir starmer is apparently not even a consideration in these polls, being apparently less popular than failed deputy candidates. He went out in group 3 to Dawn Butler and Philippa Whitford (SNP), so literally yes you are correct : https://twitter.com/WorldCup_of_MPs/status/1280834040904536065?s=20
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Got to be the baby eaters. (Google that for a legitimately weird as gently caress short story.) The Affront are a pisstake of British colonial culture. Saros fucked around with this message at 17:31 on Sep 16, 2020 |
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I feel like the sword logic from Destiny would explain what the tories think they're about, except in in reality their version is run on bullshit.
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Bobby Deluxe posted:I feel like the sword logic from Destiny would explain what the tories think they're about, except in in reality their version is run on bullshit. Toryism is a continuous cutting motion.
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VideoGames posted:Does GDPR mean they have to be able to have those emails on file too? It doesn't care either way, GDPR just says you have to keep personal info only as long as you need to - in theory, if they actually contained PII, they should have been deleted as soon as possible. However - depending on the industry, exact function, and a number of other factors, they may have been required to keep everything, certain things, or nothing for anywhere between 6 months and 7 years. However I'm 99.999999999999% certain that the emails should have been sequestered and archived immediately as soon as it was obvious that there was going to be an inquiry, especially as there may have been criminal charges to follow.
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Jedit posted:Local government regulations require that all communications are retained in some form for a minimum of seven years. But what about suppliers of subcontractors of contractors of an arms-length organisation?
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I experienced a pretty strong moment of derealization today watching people play crazy golf under an iron grey sky in a gale and a pandemic in whitby. Like genuinely for a moment just completely loving zoned out and thought I was watching some oblivion AI or something doing its usual routine even when there's demons roaming around outside.
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OwlFancier posted:watching people play crazy golf under an iron grey sky in a gale and a pandemic in whitby. 
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Saros posted:Got to be the baby eaters. (Google that for a legitimately weird as gently caress short story.) That's by Eliezer Yudkowsky, who's a really exciting rabbithole of dumb, weird, and crazy. In news that will likely not surprise you, Dominic Cummings is a big fan.
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OwlFancier posted:I continually enjoy that keir starmer is apparently not even a consideration in these polls, being apparently less popular than failed deputy candidates. He went out in an earlier round. Not sure which.
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OwlFancier posted:Someone should do a national strategy. Someone should have a plan but not Labour's plan, we can't advocate for that.
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It's never saying people need like, the actual poo poo you need. Food, shelter, healthcare. It's always some indirect poo poo. We all need to stand around in shirt and tie and hi vis vest which utterly screams "useless manager who has to visit the work site and isn't happy about it"
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More of the good things, less of the bad, a bold strategy for a gooder tomorrow. https://twitter.com/lewis_goodall/status/1306179957438251009?s=19 Lol so it was his kid and it was because of them going back to school Keir you absolute short sighted tool.
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the worst thing to happen in 2020 isn't covid, climate change or Brexit it's the Volvo ad with the extremely terrible cover of Born to be Wild
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Julio Cruz posted:the worst thing to happen in 2020 isn't covid, climate change or Brexit There's a trend right now for taking an existing song, gently speaking the lyrics in a soft, breathy voice and playing maybe two notes every few seconds on a piano. Anyway, it is the shittest musical trend on Earth and even managed to ruin Rhythm of the Night and I hate it.
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Doctor_Fruitbat posted:There's a trend right now for taking an existing song, gently speaking the lyrics in a soft, breathy voice and playing maybe two notes every few seconds on a piano. I was literally just coming back to post about a different one, this time it's Don't Look Back in Anger cricket ad breaks are just the worst
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Doctor_Fruitbat posted:There's a trend right now for taking an existing song, gently speaking the lyrics in a soft, breathy voice and playing maybe two notes every few seconds on a piano. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fkxox9xgL1U
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Covid can do one, they've changed my neurologist appointment next month to a phonecall. Which is fine I'm not like mad about getting 'worse' care or anything it'll be the same tbh it's just I loving hate the phone like no other thing. 
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Presenting, the greatest article ever:Extinction Rebellion 'go floppy' when arrested, complains senior Met officer posted:Protesters’ arrest tactic is a ‘pain in the neck’, Sir Stephen House tells committee hearing Look if these protesters would just calmly admit defeat and stop trying to disrupt things with their actions, we, the police, would be a lot happier, and isn't that enough to get them to stop it
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I think you can get pills for that over the counter now. If you go floppy all the time you might have prostrate cancer. OwlFancier fucked around with this message at 18:56 on Sep 16, 2020 |
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