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Reply | The Dark Web, Govt view
at 16:14 13 Dec 2014
I'm caught in two minds about this whole thing.
Firstly, the benefits of Tor for what it was invented are huge.
People behind enemy lines can access the internet, journalists,free speakers etc. can byepass fascism.
But I'm not naiave and realise that the best way to control is by constant surveillance and habit trends.
Windows is so insecure I don't internet bank on it.
The insecurity is built in!
Should all web contact be secure?
They say certain govt employees regularly contact the Tor people to warn them of security risks.
Can you really trust any of it? |
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Thread | Frankie Lampard
at 15:48 13 Dec 2014
Surely he can't go and play in the Muppet League Soccer?
Still PL |
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Thread | mega swell
at 17:22 26 May 2014
don't know if any of you surf, but there's a rather large storm hitting south africa next week and it's gonna be HUGE.
7m waves, 14s periods, 24000kj of wave energy and offshore.
tow on |
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Reply | If I was Garry Monk
at 18:20 11 May 2014
Yeah, really good effort.
We need to learn from sunderlands fighting stance, cut away the dead wood that thinks its too good and maybe spend £25m in the summer to push for top 8.
Any of our players would be foolish to think they'd have a better chance at another club. |
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Reply | Marvin Emnes
at 17:44 11 May 2014
More upper body strength would benefit all our smaller players |
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Reply | Match day thread: Sunderland V Swansea City
at 17:20 11 May 2014
Brilliant effort boys, now your homework for the summer is to go and revise everything Pep Gardiola and Brian Clough ever did.
Come on the Swans, the Garry years |
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Reply | West Brom
at 20:08 21 Apr 2014
west brom
cardiff
norwich |
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Reply | Peaches Geldof was she murdered?
at 21:15 17 Apr 2014
fath i thought you knew that most of these forums were populated by spooks, police, self important power trippers who want to be heard, a ssoles and the pissed.
pick a hat |
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Reply | New climate change evidence
at 22:44 16 Apr 2014
3 or 4 thousand years ago they used to wear loincloths in scotland
explain me that
(tip, never go to scotland in a loicloth) |
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Thread | training ground argy
at 22:30 16 Apr 2014
passion is a powerful force.
little bit of agro in a physical game is beneficial, under control.
what i'd do is tell them to take their boots off and stand in a circle and voice their specific problems with whoever they had a problem with,
ash may say to guzman "you have hardly committed to a tackle all season,
or bony could say " i've hardly had a decent cross into the box all season,
or someone could say " i came here to play under ml,
or someone would say "you've been chatting up my misses
and then you'd all start thumping sh it out of each other and go and get pist.
we used to call it rugby training, did it every week
worked really well for team bonding
definitely clears the air
specify no injuries ,just fisticuffs(no bricks etc.) |
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Reply | The Official Swansea City v Chelsea Matchday Thread
at 17:10 13 Apr 2014
right, what we need to do (and this could be the buying criteria for the summer) is keep bony and dyer upfield , bring on de guzman for routledge(i'd have kept pablo on) and he covers defence and rangy passes.
saying that maybe shelvey off |
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Reply | We win and its like a ghost town here
at 21:27 29 Mar 2014
YES. fantastic day. steaming
got alot of love for you all
i really hope the garry monk gamble pays off.
i like him, his straight talk, i like the way the team has become stronger under him,
he has passioin and the hunger and energy of a player still.
he tries tactics and theyr working.
come on the swans |
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Reply | evening post article ofgem probe
at 01:13 29 Mar 2014
pissed twt that i am
this is serious.
globally we're burning a huge amount of electricity LESS, but we're paying more and more for it.
whoever runs the electricity insists they make a massive percentage profit regardless how much energy has been spent.
there needs to be a major rethink on energy.
gravity control and zero point energy are the future of power.
these things already exist(gravity is an easy force to overcome and has been done many times) but, all the tech is swallowed up by the petrochems and won't be released until they stop making massive profit out of burning things, or peoples mood change and they move with it.
the world is run by people who don't care about us at all.
politics and all that shit was designed to keep stupid people feeling involved.
but you're not involved.
you just do what you're told |
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Thread | evening post article ofgem probe
at 01:00 29 Mar 2014
i've tried to post this on the evening post forum but it wouldn't let me.
apparently ofgem is instigating an enquiry into the "big 6" energy companies, to see how come their profit has skyrocketted from £233m in 2009 to £1.1m in 2012.
well, i'll tell you.
the facts i'm about to tell you are very difficult to find on the internet nowadays, for some reason
the bbc put this out at the end of 2009, before the global ban on commercially available light bulbs over 60w.,...
"there are about 20,000,000 households in brittain.
each household is said to have, on average, 25 bulbs.
lets work it out on the minimum bulb strength we used to use, 60w
that's 30,000,000,000 watts.
since the global ban on 60/100 watt bulbs in 2010 we can now get energy saving bulbs. the top end brightness of these wind up twts is about <20watts.
the national wattage of these bulbs would be 10,000,000,000 watts. thats 20 american billion less watts in britain alone.
and yet the electricity bills keep going up, making them a billion profit, by all accounts.
so, we should be saving 20 billion watts of electricity by using these bulbs, in britain.
how much less electricity must not be being used globally, and yet the bills keep going up.
who actually runs the show.
is making 1.1billion pounds profit ethical in your book?
oh, by the way, all the worlds' governments are in on it.
either they are just massively rich cnts wanting to have complete control over all of us, or david ike is right and the brighter lights hurt the aliens eyes as they harvest us and steal our gold |
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Thread | by having a better life you can save the economy
at 23:33 17 Mar 2014
this isn't a new idea.
it's been around in various guises for many years, but would improve peoples lives and boost the economy hugely.
THE 4 DAY WEEK
that's it.
you can work weekends if you want, but you have a day off in the week for yourself.
the economy is a wheel, that if it keeps turning, it keeps making money.
the only way it stops making money is when people stop spending(turning the wheel) or massive amounts are drained from the system.
it's not going to work for all trades, but large employers could be asked by the government to adopt the scheme, possibly with tax incentives)
people would have more spare time to further their lives. this would make them more productive workers and less likely to take the ps/sick/stressblah.
more businesses would spring up to cater for these happy people with more time and money on their hands, leading to more tax for the government keeping the wheel turning.
as an employer, if you look after your workforce , they look after you
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Reply | Help the NHS
at 23:06 17 Mar 2014
the nhs pumped loads of money into employing managers a good while ago.
this now needs to be reversed and the money ploughed into the actual hands on stuff.
the waiting list for almost everything is huge,
hospitals are filthy.
the old style hospital ward, run by the revered matron, had respect, discipline and extreme cleanliness.
i don't know what the answer is, but it's moving towards pricing for care |
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Reply | How can we as fans improve the atrocious atmosphere at home?
at 22:50 17 Mar 2014
we need more songs/chants and if necessary songsheets.
and a drummer who isn't special needs.
i used to like it down the vetch when we went
bang,
bang,
bang,bang,bang,
ooh
a continuous noise is threatening to away teams |
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