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That's pretty extreme for a security issue. Did you get the same account as she had used prior? If not do you have a central Windows Server that manages company-wide login details?
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This is the area that's occupied: And an earlier article about the community: https://twitter.com/TristanCorkPost/status/1518160236120612867 quote:“Young people are struggling to afford stable housing, the average rent in Bristol being over £600 per month, yet wages have stayed the same. Vehicle dwelling is our solution to the housing crisis. We also find this way of life means we have more time for volunteering, community projects and our own pursuits,” she added.
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Tesseraction posted:That's pretty extreme for a security issue. Did you get the same account as she had used prior? If not do you have a central Windows Server that manages company-wide login details? No, when the member of staff who previously used my laptop left, the CEO tried it out to see if she wanted to swap to it from the one she was using, signed in once and decided no. Unbeknowns to me, her signon was stored in the system. She swore b&w she'd never used it when the issue came up but then my line manager reminded her of the one time! There's a long and boring story, suffice to say we have no IT department, we are a tiny organisation of just 4 employees all part time, and I'm what passes for the in-house IT expert. We don't have a server anymore since it went pop 2 years ago, just rely on sharepoint. And I have no server experience in any case. As master passwords are above my paygrade, there are things I cannot resolve which I'm sure I could do in a half an hour with a youtube vid to follow!
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fuctifino posted:This is the area that's occupied: Years ago, I've just remembered the town I live in (when I lived here before as a teen 1970s) had a field with caravans parked on it, my sister & I both dated blokes who lived down there. They weren't travellers, but exactly as in this case, young single people earning a pittance £7pw hefting tree trunks in the forest - that type of work, almost no accommodation for single people in the town at all back then - most of the flats here now have been built in the last 20 years - and those that were available were £25pw which was a fortune back then. A week's retail work paid £26pw for 6 full days back then.
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Angepain posted:...na? I can 100% believe people think he's a communist I cannot believe anyone on this planet thinks he's cool
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Julio Cruz posted:I can 100% believe people think he's a communist Labour Student types already prepping for their career as a SPAD & then MP definitely think Kieth is cool because they are psychopaths of the worst kind
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fuctifino posted:This is the area that's occupied: There's a stretch of the River Nene here in Peterborough that has a varying number of narrowboats moored on it - some are there all-year round and more tend to be there in the winter. These aren't cruisers, yachts or holiday homes, but clearly people with low incomes finding a way of getting cheap accommodation in the middle of a city with climbing rents and stagnant wages. A lot of the boats have decidedly home-made looking superstructures to increase the living space, most have lots of building materials, plumbing, bikes and stuff under tarps lashed to the roofs, plus ad-hoc looking solar panels, wind turbines, janky chimneys from wood burners etc. In a word, they look scruffy - not some polished, painted and sign-written luxury narrowboat. When I go jogging down that bit of the river in the summer the people are often sat on the riverbank chatting, working on something, playing the guitar or the concertina, cooking something on a portable grille - often some sort of mysterious ethnic food. The people are as well-dressed as someone you'd expect to live in a 25-foot MDF box - they have camouflage jackets and ripped jeans and workboots (the sign of a secret antifa supersoldier, Norman...). Some of them have dreadlocks and often you can smell marijuana in the air. I can only assume that they are at designated houseboat moorings that are either free by some medieval quirk of the city charter or the Middle Level Commissioners or they are properly paid for at some price that is still way cheaper than renting some damp shoebox next to a railway siding in New England, and so they can't be officially harassed or victimised. Because I am always amazed that this community hasn't been targeted by some mob of pearl-clutching curtain-twitchers via the local paper or a facebook group who are outraged that people are not fully engaging with capitalism in view of the public and small children, and might make some 50-year old suburbanite (I'm kidding - they'd never actually go to the riverside) feel uncomfortable through their unwillingness to conform. And think what it's doing to the house prices! This string of scruffy boats is in full view of the new Luxury Executive Apartments that have gone up (and which I have moaned at length about before), so I fully expect them to be unpersoned like the Greenbankers before too long.
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Just watching this documentary on The Great Storm of 1987 (I remember moving my bed from by my window to the opposite side of the room - there was a big tree outside my bedroom, but I was one of two people who made it in to work that day walking from East Finchley down to Archway climbing over trees and there were a couple of tubes running between Archway & Goodge St)- as a temp - no work = no pay) but I digress. I had no idea about this: A 'prison ship' (the Earl William) housing asylum seekers from Sri Lanka (tamils) https://www.tamilguardian.com/content/great-storm-1987 Good read about prison ships and the support shown to the tamil asylum seekers at the time by Corbyn & Abbott (and Harry Cohen*) The ship had no engines, no crew, and was held down by mooring ropes which all tore away during the storm. (Fortunately it seems none of them died because of the storm). Also see below quote from Great Yarmouth Mercury. Another article: https://morningstaronline.co.uk/article/learn-lessons-past-%E2%80%93-campaigner-against-1980s-prison-ship-refugees-warns-government-not Photo from morning star article via Tamils for Corbyn group (probably a banned by Starmer group now).  https://www.greatyarmouthmercury.co.uk/news/21088330.1987-storm-great-yarmouth-sailor-recalls-terrifying-voyage-saw-6m-cargo-lost-overboard/ quote:Further down the coast, at the port of Harwich, in Essex, the Earl William ferry broke free of its 22 mooring ropes. The ferry was being used as a detention centre for illegal immigrants at the time and had 40 Tamil refugees on board but, fortunately, drifted across the harbour and ran aground rather than drifting out to sea. Digression re Harry Cohen. *Harry Cohen was stripped of £65000 'golden goodbye' "But the committee revealed that Mr Cohen, 60, had been letting out a house in Colchester between April 2004 and August 2008 which he had declared as his main home — allowing him to claim more than £70,000 in second home allowance for a property in his London constituency." - those were the days, eh, when politicians were punished for wrong doing instead of being given every higher posts. Then 3 days later it was Black Monday. And Kiss were in the charts with Crazy Crazy Nights. Jaeluni Asjil fucked around with this message at 01:34 on May 15, 2023 |
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It's deeply loving grim, because everywhere in the country is cracking down with these kinds of orders. Orders they don't even have to prove, because the second some NIMBY prick complains little tarquin had someone be poor at them, they send in the filth to crack some heads. Although it's a shame that their defence smacks a little of "no no, we're nice, not like those filthy jobless [insert GRT slur]." Problem is the council can't tell other caravans to gently caress off if they let the nice white kids stay, so they have to go too. British authorities love to claim there's no genocide, that GRT people have the right to live in peace, but then just point at every square inch of the country and say 'not here.'
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Jaeluni Asjil posted:I'm sure someone ITT does IT for a charity. I do, PM away - though I'm off this week and I'll have to ask our purchasing team as they handle all the contracts etc. There are still MS certifications, but the name has changed - the old MCSE title doesn't exist anymore. I can't see anything about needing a MS qualified person in the eligibility - but might be missing something. https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/nonprofits/eligibility?activetab=pivot1%3aprimaryr4
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I wonder what the better solution to this is? More housing or would it be more effecient to try and make the Midlands and North more attractive for jobs.BalloonFish posted:There's a stretch of the River Nene here in Peterborough that has a varying number of narrowboats moored on it Yep one of my wife's friends lives in one all year round. She moves up and down the river a little, she's got a gym pass to one of those chains that's everywhere so she has access to a shower where ever she goes. Mega Comrade fucked around with this message at 07:57 on May 15, 2023 |
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Angrymog posted:I do, PM away - though I'm off this week and I'll have to ask our purchasing team as they handle all the contracts etc. There are still MS certifications, but the name has changed - the old MCSE title doesn't exist anymore. Thanks I'll pm you this evening after work.
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Mega Comrade posted:I wonder what the better solution to this is? More housing or would it be more effecient to try and make the Midlands and North more attractive for jobs. Build community housing and pay people enough that they can afford to live?
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Jaeluni Asjil posted:Thanks I'll pm you this evening after work. Well I was thinking “that’s me, I’m the IT charity guy” but it seems there’s more of us than I realised! Sounds like AngryMog has you covered but if your charity is ever moving into opening a shop, raising money via retail, or anything to do with Gift Aid - I’m your man!
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Scientastic posted:Build community housing and pay people enough that they can afford to live? No. It's the poors who are wrong
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Sanford posted:Well I was thinking “that’s me, I’m the IT charity guy” but it seems there’s more of us than I realised! Sounds like AngryMog has you covered but if your charity is ever moving into opening a shop, raising money via retail, or anything to do with Gift Aid - I’m your man! Thanks  I'm the Gift Aid claimer at work. Might chuck a couple of questions at you if I may at some point if something comes up!
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Ironically, if people weren't forced to live in deplorable conditions, rich fuckers would be first to the media complaining that the local spoons put prices up to pay people enough to actually afford to work there. The rich twats in this country quietly want a slave class of plebs, to work all the jobs they don't want to know about. They just dont want to be reminded they exist.
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Mega Comrade posted:I wonder what the better solution to this is? More housing or would it be more effecient to try and make the Midlands and North more attractive for jobs. More housing and having an economy that exists outside the capital would both help. But neither of those things are happening in this parliament or the next
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Scientastic posted:Build community housing and pay people enough that they can afford to live? Sorry , I should have speculated, something the next labour government might actually consider.
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Mega Comrade posted:Sorry , I should have speculated, something the next labour government might actually consider. Ah well, then the answer is nothing. It's a party captured by landlords
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I could see labour trying to shore back up their wall. So some investment outside London I would expect. It will likely be in business tax incentives type though instead of directly supporting people.
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Mega Comrade posted:I wonder what the better solution to this is? Mega Comrade posted:Sorry , I should have speculated, something the next labour government might actually consider.
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One of the issues is that housing developers don't to build too many houses themselves either. If they build too many, that might cause the price to go down. The Horror.
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Tsietisin posted:One of the issues is that housing developers don't to build too many houses themselves either. Almost as if the building industry is too vital to be left to the vagaries of the free market...
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Tsietisin posted:One of the issues is that housing developers don't to build too many houses themselves either. There needs to be publicly owned building companies that continously build new affordable housing for councils etc, because why would private firms build so many houses they undercut their future profits? It's obviously impossible under capitalism, or at least while we have large barriers to entry like the cost of land and planning permission.
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Nothingtoseehere posted:There needs to be publicly owned building companies that continously build new affordable housing for councils etc, because why would private firms build so many houses they undercut their future profits? It's obviously impossible under capitalism, or at least while we have large barriers to entry like the cost of land and planning permission. The problem seems to be that you have got this style of development where a company buys the land, builds the house and then sells it. It has more vested interest in high house prices that way. Over here most families would buy land themselves, then contract a house builder separately. It's less common for a single developer to do the whole thing. Which IMO probably explains why you get all these samey looking neighborhoods of identical look plots and houses instead of a more natural variation in styles and sizes. Not that this system we have is problem free either.
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Guavanaut posted:I'm okay with a lot of things being done against nazis that I wouldn't otherwise be okay with. Even though it sucks that the slave laborers were caught up in it, that's entirely the fault of the people who decided that it was acceptable to have slaves. The 'slaves' were POWs. If they had been 1000 British POWs not Soviet POWs how do you think the UK population would've judged the success of the raids?
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Nothingtoseehere posted:There needs to be publicly owned building companies that continously build new affordable housing for councils etc, because why would private firms build so many houses they undercut their future profits? It's obviously impossible under capitalism, or at least while we have large barriers to entry like the cost of land and planning permission. *Points at large estates acquired because of some toff's great ×12 grandad was pals with Henry VIII and says nationalised* Unironically, it's loving absurd how limited land reform has been, look at how much of London the Grosvenor's own. Duchy of Cornwall is loving massive, Duke of Buccleuch is I think one of Europe's largest private landowner, which when you consider how small the UK is relative to a France or Germany or Poland is loving bonkers.
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Lord of the Llamas posted:The 'slaves' were POWs. If they had been 1000 British POWs not Soviet POWs how do you think the UK population would've judged the success of the raids? Depends if they were from the right parts of the Commonwealth or not
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Jel Shaker posted:pretty sure if we had a political party with a sincere attempt at land reform we would somehow colour revolution ourselves Wasn't there that bunch of squaddies using Corbyn's photo as target practice and promising to coup him if he ever got elected? Wonder what happened to them.
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Lord of the Llamas posted:The 'slaves' were POWs. If they had been 1000 British POWs not Soviet POWs how do you think the UK population would've judged the success of the raids? The Zwangsarbeit system was slavery though, and just because other people did similar doesn't make it anything else, otherwise you get into "well actually the Union shot more enslaved Africans than the Confederacy during the American civil war" type hot takes. Yes, because the slave states were forcing them to act as porters in the line of fire. Slavers bear the ultimate responsibility.
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forkboy84 posted:Huh, what happened after 1945? Absolutely nothing happened until 2nd June 1953
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Hello yes I would like to be prime minister please. I won't be able to fix anything or improve anyone's life, it turns out everything is too broken for that. But I am very serious about leadership and making difficult choices. Like choosing not to fix broken things. How about allowing 16 and 17 year olds to vote? Young people are so important to the future of this country. EU nationals as well; that's of crucial important to the countries future and will not alienate the putrid coalition of voters I have made up for myself. Anyway that's enough of that. What are the other lot up to? https://twitter.com/NatConTalk/status/1658037970006409218
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