After multiple killing attempts, a strong political campaign and International optimism the WhiteHouse has been Lost.
Prepare for a new reign of Red terror.
Lockdown mode enabled, freedom denied.
The WhiteHouse has fallen: Shades of Red initiated
Take a closer look
Sky News reports that Kemi Badenoch secured 53,000 votes from a membership base of 130,000, with 40,000 members choosing not to vote.
What does this say picture say to you?
Wishing Kemi every success in her tenure ahead.
Power-On Self-Test
Business and Personal life continuity in our new lockdown era ramps up the criticality of pings.
Cut off anyone’s internet access and with seconds that are flapping around like a fish in the floor. Within minutes their brain will implode and after an hour irreversible brain damage will kick in. Well, a slight exaggeration but you get me point.
Over 90% of our service requires an internet connection and it much cheaper now.
So with these old vulnerabilities in plain view why craft up new malware and exploits. Just reuse the classics, this Christmas, for example, we may see the same threats resurfacing. Privacy is so 2018 as many “bend the knee” to be tracked to “protect” society.
If you really want to socially distance yourself and isolate simply kill your WiFi, job done. No constant stream of toxic global pandemic news sending your brain into panic and disbelief but no entertainment [Sad Face?].
Time to dig up all DVDs or maybe actually talk to the person you live with…if you are lucky enough to co-habit.
Anyhow, my Internet Diet of 24-hours is over and I’m back online uploading this article.
What’s Love got to do with it?
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The question of “Do you love me?” can come up after an argument or major disagreement. But chemicals needed for Love such as Norepinephrine and Dopamine are often too low during classic fight or flight conflicts.
The no gameplay routines of a lifetime gamer can be more destructive than anything and raise resentment of this level of deprivation often demanded by your inner circle, like taking candy away from a grown child. Is it acceptable to play games in an office environment?
The gamers’ environment encouraged by some tech giants has always claimed it nurtured genius and productivity. But like any drug not taken in moderation, gaming can be catastrophic as the gamer neglects real-life commitments and normal habits abandoning social interactions for this “safe space”. It’s a matter of balance.
Penalties, traps and cancellation exploits
Consumers are overwhelmed with choices nowadays, so companies routinely use penalties, fees and traps to lock you in. Backed up by long wait times to customer services, hidden addresses and a “you must call us to cancel” approach, the average customer just gives up and pays the ransom.
So how to avoid the traps?
- Before signing up for anything ask how
- do I cancel?
- How much does it cost to cancel?
- What is the postal address? Old school letters are still binding and more effectively than 20 mins waiting on the phone or arguing with 1st line customer services.
- Use a dedicated email address for subscriptions to you can ghost (delete the email account) them if things get tricky.
- Give only
mandotory info about yourself.
- Give only
- Ask for a list of penalty charges. These are probably published in the terms and conditions that you never read. So, ask them which clause to look for.
Sounds easy but many “busy” consumers never do this and end up paying over 2000 GBP for a mobile phone.
Exploit successfully executed
