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- Comment on Isn't having your own domain name for email very bad for privacy? And how do you pick a good domain name that doesn't sound goofy? 1 hour ago:
Buy two domains at least. One for the actual email and one for redirection email addresses with something like addy.io .
In the UK, open personal details can be resisted from whois listings under data protection, but you can use a mailbox or office address to make that a redirect.
I use a control domain to control all my other customer domains and I separate DNS, domain hosting, email, and websites so no-one has too much control. That was a painful lesson to learn.
- Comment on Water bills in England and Wales to rise by £123 a year in April 1 hour ago:
This is premium quality fecal master in your water; thanks Thames Water and Anglian water. Premium is reassuringly expensive.
- Comment on Does Gmail have more spam now? 1 day ago:
Google’s whole business model is based on being a spam provider. How did you miss that?
I guess they wound the filter down a little.
- Comment on Gen Z far less likely to be atheists than parents and grandparents, new study reveals 1 day ago:
Phew! Thank-you. I missed that.
- Comment on Roman Abramovich may owe UK £1bn in unpaid tax. 1 day ago:
Boys, no-one has yet stated that the front bench has paid the due tax on the freebies they’ve been getting so far. Not even thinking about the free cash the last twenty years worth of government have given to their mates.
The seriously rich only pay tax voluntarily. Start with the medium wealthy and the grifter MPs.
- Comment on Gen Z far less likely to be atheists than parents and grandparents, new study reveals 1 day ago:
Gen Y/millennials and X discover Christian religion (at least?) is a safe place for paedophilia. Gen Z not listening to parents or grandparents.
Be careful people. It’s not safe at many levels.
- Comment on How are you actually doing today? 1 day ago:
Upvoted for asking.
Meh.
- Comment on Family courts: 'Watershed moment' as press allowed to report 2 days ago:
The biggest thing that needs to happen is that there needs to statistics published.
All governments have lied or pretended not to collect the numbers. That has to change.
Everyone on the streets knows what’s going on, the statistics will prove it.
- Comment on "I know the perfect place for the ESP button! Right in front of the drivers knee!" 2 days ago:
Bro drives no-handed with certain clothing adjustments/malfunctions. Leaves both hands free to eat. Those flaky bits of pastry on some pastries can get away without that second hand. You know what I’m sayin’?
- Comment on "I know the perfect place for the ESP button! Right in front of the drivers knee!" 2 days ago:
Glad you came clean. The weight you’ve been carrying will lift from your shoulders soon.
- Comment on Isn't EU's "VAT" a regressive tax? Why do they have that, instead of something like, taxing the rich? 2 days ago:
The rich don’t have to pay taxes. The taxes they pay are largely voluntary.
That is the way of the world. It’s a truism. That’s what happens. You cannot change it.
Bonus extra: the trickle-down theory almost entirely doesn’t exist either. BUT the second generation - the grandchildren - after the original rich person will usually piss almost all of the fortune away.
Second bonus extra: the same thing happened with serious socialism; the leaders become dictators.
Anarchy for the win. 😁
- Comment on "I know the perfect place for the ESP button! Right in front of the drivers knee!" 2 days ago:
You’re either
- far too tall for that car,
- the car is a heavily modified Peel P50,
- or you’re one of those (short-sighted?) grannies that sits within licking range of the windscreen (marshmallow, with hints of orange, for the curious).
- Comment on Benefit cheats could lose driving licences in anti-fraud drive 1 week ago:
Since very recently they can look through your bank accounts if you just receive any government payments, including stare pensions.
Meanwhile freebies all the way for the front bench. And no-one is expecting anything for it, would you believe. 🤬
- Comment on Benefit cheats could lose driving licences in anti-fraud drive 1 week ago:
Yes. Make sure that they can go to work by removing their ability to drive, as well as the criminal sentence, and jail time.
Another dumb idea by yet another corrupt government.
Everyone knows how desperate this government is to throw the disabled under the bus. So I have little confidence that those labelled frauds are actually did anything wrong.
I’m old and it wasn’t always like this. Or at least it wasn’t so open.
- Comment on Ordering coffee in the USA triggers me 1 week ago:
That’s just dumb. You couldn’t make it up. I guess there was plenty of vocal-fry going on too?
Do you know if it’s a corporate dictat thing (so I have to eat my words)?! Anyone with any common sense would just put two of those in to fill the cup up.
- Comment on What realistically would happen if someone came back to life from the dead ? 2 weeks ago:
Life insurance companies would be changing their terms.
- Comment on Mildly McInfuriating 3 weeks ago:
Everyone knows that McDonald’s don’t degrade over time. You can put one in its original bag in the closet for a number of years without problems.
Shame on you for not buying in bulk when the price was more amenable.
- Comment on What's the deal with male loneliness? 3 weeks ago:
That word is egalitarianism.
- Comment on What's the deal with male loneliness? 3 weeks ago:
Sending hugs. We’ve got your back. 😁
- Comment on What's the deal with male loneliness? 3 weeks ago:
My apologies. I was confused why you asked me about the word risk. My bad assumption.
- Comment on What's the deal with male loneliness? 3 weeks ago:
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dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/risk I’m assuming you’re not familiar with the word and English is not your first language.
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- 80 - 90% of women win custody battles, despite prisons being almost entirely of fatherless homes.
- False accusations of violence are free or fully funded for women. In the England/Wales when legal aid introduced the requirement of domestic violence before legal aid was granted, on the quarter of this rule coming in (2011) applications under domestic abuse were multiplied by 10 times. Either men collectively decided to start beating their wives in that quarter or fully funded false accusations were exposed as an issue.
- About 20-30% of children are not related to their father as named on their birth certificate. Statistics from the child maintenance body in the UK shows that for the thousands of men placed on child maintenance applications over a third were shown to be false applications citing unrelated men. Google for other numbers. In France, it is illegal it seek the DNA child - father match for your own children.
- In the UK the 1971 law (MCA) says effectively that joint marital assets follow the children. The woman typically gets around 80%+ of net assets because they have custody of the children. that’s a personal observation because these are private law cases. The government refuses to publish the real numbers.
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(I’m tired of typing now) Domestic violence against men is ignored; or the victim is arrested. There are no shelters for men and children in the whole of the UK. Erin pissey, a lovely woman, who came up with the idea for shelters for DV survivors for both sexes was removed from the organisation she started by feminists and now campaigns for DV shelters for men. All of these government money for supporting male victims of DV is given to 'Women’s Aid" after their successful bid years ago. There is still no support for male victims; it doesn’t take a genius to imagine why.
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Someone else is going to have to finish these.
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- Comment on What's the deal with male loneliness? 3 weeks ago:
When you have a significant change in the population dynamic, it takes a significant time for the population not (really) effecting this change to adjust.
From my perspective as an old bloke, Women now treat relationships as transactional, men haven’t kept pace. There are obviously a number of reasons and I’m not making that statement to judge or analyse; mass change requires motivation. The motivation presented itself. Society is in the same incredible flux as when the pill became a real and common thing fifty years ago.
The risks for a man of a relationship significantly outweigh the rewards. Being aware of the overwhelming risks and deciding not to engage doesn’t stop one being lonely.
“I used to think the worst thing in life was to end up all alone. It’s not. The worst thing in life is to end up with people who make you feel alone.” - Robin Williams
- Comment on Elon Musk makes 23 posts urging King Charles III to overthrow UK government 3 weeks ago:
Actually I can agree with this. They’ve been crap since the turn of the century.
The irony of asking a king named Charles of over-throwing the Government isn’t lost through. 🤣😂
- Comment on Are affordable apartments easy and cheap suicide prevention? 3 weeks ago:
Kind of. My parents were appalling people. I was a good kid but it didn’t matter.
You can leave them, but you can’t leave yourself. When you get away, learn to be kind to yourself. It’s much more difficult than it sounds.
- Comment on If someone murdered me, how long would it take (if ever) until they catch the murderer? 5 weeks ago:
This.
Only about one in twenty of recorded ‘crime’ is ever solved. I don’t know whether that includes posting a tweet (aka non-crime hate incident). That’s recorded crime (if they’ll let you record a crime).
Same view as you: got turned away with that same phrase “civil matter, sir”.
I’m guessing that the real figure is maybe 1 in 100 at best. I’m sure I saw a pod cast of that undercover detective (Pete® B-something?) who was evicted from the Met who said the figure was in that ball park. Can’t find it or remember his name. Bah!
- Comment on If someone murdered me, how long would it take (if ever) until they catch the murderer? 5 weeks ago:
That last by-the-bye got me. I’ll bite.
Sounds like you’re having a tough time at the moment. There are some good communities here if you’re needing a virtual hug bigger than I can give.
Hopefully your throwaway line is just that you’ve had a fixable row with them and are cooling off somewhere else.
Best wishes this Christmas, one and all.
- Comment on What's the point of the "Airport Security" (aka: TSA) in the USA? Does the "Airport Security" ever actually scare away potential terrorists? 5 weeks ago:
AFAICT, they go around it via terminal staff.
- Comment on Our under-resourced legal aid system is dangerous. It needn’t be this way 1 month ago:
Actually, I recently learned that Scotland’s Legal Aid is a darn sight better than England/Wales; no need to allege domestic violence for family cases for example.
- Comment on Uh. So how are the Maplin's in your area doing? 1 month ago:
Aylesbury shut maybe a decade ago.
- Comment on I've noticed a lot of UK job applications use the American MM/DD/YYYY date format and some also say "resume" instead of CV. Does that annoy you if you're British? 1 month ago:
This.