Re: it's 2020
The offence was committed 3 years ago. They can now be jailed as well
Posts by IGotOut
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Scottish biz raided, fined £500k for making 193 million automated calls
Hanoi rocks for R&D – just ask Samsung: Chaebol starts work on $220m AI, IoT, 5G facility
Surprise! Plans for a Brexit version of the EU's Galileo have been delayed
'Developers have lost hope Microsoft will do the right thing'... Redmond urged to make WinUI cross-platform
Never thought we'd write this headline: Under Siege Steven Seagal is not Above The Law, must fork out $314,000 after boosting crypto-coin biz
Pope tells his followers to log off for Lent
Google begs for US Entity List exemption to let Huawei use its mobile services – report
Hacker swipes customer list from controversial face-recog-for-Feds Clearview. Its reaction? 'A part of life'
Would-be .org gobbler Ethos Capital promises to keep prices down in last-ditch effort to keep $1.1bn deal alive
Admins beware! Microsoft gives heads-up for 'disruptive' changes to authentication in Office 365 email service
Famed Apple analyst chances his Arm-based Macs that Apple kit will land next year
MWC now stands for Mighty Wallet Crusher? Smaller firms counting the cost after mobile industry event scrapped
Firefox, you know you tapped Cloudflare for DNS-over-HTTPS? In January, it briefly knackered two root servers at the heart of the internet
Wednesday 26th February 2020 02:22 GMT 
Devil's advocate.
The issue is, if there is no Cloudflare, no Akami, then the internet as we know it would collapse.
You can forget any hope of streaming movies, websites would be knocked of line on a daily basis and the amount of malware, spam and suchlike would get to the stage that life on the internet would become a real pain.
So yes indeed look for weakness and resolve it, but at the end of the day, we need these CDN's.
Credit Karma's enriched: Turbo Tax daddy Intuit snaps up personal finance platform for $7bn
Tuesday 25th February 2020 20:24 GMT
Re: TANSTAAFL
"free services" are never free. The question is who is paying for them, and how, if you aren't?
If only it was in the bleedin article...oh wait.
"Its free services are funded by partnership deals with credit card firms and other financial services."
Just like those price comparison sites, they take commission from any loans, credit cards or insurance you buy through them.
Good news, everyone: The US military says it will be ethically minded about how it develops AI
Microsoft uses its expertise in malware to help with fileless attack detection on Linux
Afilias vanishes from battle to run Colombia's trendy .co after El Reg probes technical docs, allegations of a stitch-up
Samsung cops to data leak after unsolicited '1/1' Find my Mobile push notification
Huawei claims its Google Play replacement is in 'top 3' app stores after Trump turns off tap to the Chocolate Factory
The Wristwatch of the Long Now: When your MTBF is two centuries
Monday 24th February 2020 14:45 GMT
10,000 years.
There is a debate going on about nuclear waste and underground burial site i.e. the signage.
You can't use language, as it will almost have changed beyond recognition by then and pictures are open to interpretation.
You could say the same about almost anything. You have a iWatch or phone, but in 10,000 years what will it be seen as. A decorative Anke bracelet and hand held tinted mirror? Maybe organic as it was swollen and an acid like blood had come out?
California man served with restraining order for allegedly 'stalking' Apple CEO Tim Cook
Managed services slinger Ensono waves goodbye to staff on both sides of the pond
Come on baby light me on fire: McDonald's to sell 'Quarter Pounder' scented candles
Why so shy, Samsung? Weird Find my Phone push notification did not only affect Galaxy mobes
Apple drops a bomb on long-life HTTPS certificates: Safari to snub new security certs valid for more than 13 months
Your McDonald's demo has expired. For full functionality, please purchase a licence or try another fast-food joint
Life in plastic, with a classic: Polymer £20 notes released into wild sporting Turner art
And they said IoT was trash: Sheffield 'smart' bins to start screaming when they haven't been emptied for a fortnight
Thursday 20th February 2020 20:20 GMT
Re: Road maintenance in Shropshire.
"Hasn't been a road tax for decades."
This one again?
https://www.gov.uk/vehicle-tax
https://www.gov.uk/browse/driving/vehicle-tax-mot-insurance
Tax your vehicle...
Renew or tax your vehicle......
Tax your car, motorcycle or other vehicle using a reference number from:......
You must tax your vehicle even if you do not have to pay anything,.....
Change your car’s tax class to or from ‘disabled
DVLA vehicle tax service..mm
Go to a Post Office that deals with vehicle tax....
You will not need these payment details if your vehicle is exempt from tax.....
You might also need your MOT test certificate (it must be valid when the tax starts).....
so you might not be able to tax your vehicle immediately ......
You do not need to tax your vehicle.
Wednesday 19th February 2020 20:10 GMT
Road maintenance in Shropshire.
Easy to get potholes filled here. Just become a councilor.
The rest can put up with wheel smashing holes, that may occasionally get repaired in a half arsed manner by a corrupt contactor, who is overseen by a lazy inspector.
Think Boeing type quality control and certification.
We know what you did last summer: MGM's hotel spinoff lost 10.7m guest records and now they're on hacker forums
'An issue of survival': Why Mozilla welcomes EU attempts to regulate the internet giants
Researchers trick Tesla into massively breaking the speed limit by sticking a 2-inch piece of electrical tape on a sign
Thursday 20th February 2020 13:09 GMT
Re: Sigh.
But to defend the OP it is legal to do 60mph on a single track twist road. If you hit an incoming nxar at that speed, not is it likely to kill someone, the driver doing that speed will almost certainly be the one going to be classed as the cause.
It's a weekly occurace to see some car on its roof / smashed to pieces or lying in a ditch because they were not doing an appropriate speed.
If this car just ramps up speed because the sign has changed, that is a very dangerous precedent.
Don't use natwest.co.uk for online banking, Natwest bank tells baffled customer
Wednesday 19th February 2020 23:29 GMT
This is nothing
A few years back, RBS made you go to a completely different site while some merger was going on. However if you went directly to that site, it wouldn't let you log in. It was actually 3 separate steps to get to the correct site.
Then the merger collapsed and the whole débâcle started once again.
After that mess (along with extortionate overdraft fees), I left.
Shipping is so insecure we could have driven off in an oil rig, says Pen Test Partners
Among those pardoned by Trump this week: Software maker ex-CEO who admitted hacking into rivals' systems
Instagram influencer fools followers into thinking Ikea photoshoot was Bali holiday
Japan would like to offer 5G firms cheap loans – because subsidies are only bad when Huawei gets them
Google lives in an Orange submarine: Transatlantic cable will get by with a little help from some friends
Oracle gets a bit touchy-feely as CEO Catz shares a digital transformation bedtime story
That'll take the spring out of your step: Apple warns of iPhone shortages, revenue miss due to coronavirus
Auf wiedersehen, pet: UK Deutsche Bank contractors plan to leave rather than take 25% pay cut for IR35 – report
Tuesday 18th February 2020 14:18 GMT
I do wonder..m
How much is bluster from the freelancers and how much is fact.
If you go by how *say* they are going to quit and how many *actually* do are two very different things. We all do it one way or another.
According to the spokes people, there are going to be a LOT of people with zero income from this change. Principles are all well and good, until you find your house being repossessed.
For some they may see it as an opportunity for a life and career change, many will just have to live with the change and very, few will stick at it on principle.
OK, which Dombås stuffed Windows 10 to bursting at Swedish flatpack flinger?
Tuesday 18th February 2020 12:04 GMT
Re: "Relationship-ending"
Aha...that explains why I often have more items than I need...they just don't like you and pass them to others.
BTW. IKEA goods are often rebranded mainstream items.
I once bought a cooker by an "unknown" brand having found it was the company that supplies IKEA....for a fraction of the cost.
Oracle staff say Larry Ellison's fundraiser for Trump is against 'company ethics' – Oracle, ethics... what dimension have we fallen into?
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