Lets move on from the paedo chat.

And how many of them are fucking kids as a political protest? If they're raping kids it's because that's their kink, not as a means to an end. Fucking kids is the end itself.

This one's done Barry.

http://www.nunatsiaqonline.ca/stories/ar...l_boycott/

(03-27-2017, 01:51 PM)Indy-Stupid2 Wrote: In other news, The Scotsman/Evening news site/twitter etc are unbearable now. I know they have been in rapid decline for years and the only reason I pay them any attention is for local news and Hearts stuff but fuck me, they just clutter your timeline with the same clickbait articles 100 times an hour now. Unbearable

Will set up an acc that isn't blocked from the EEN sport twitter and just follow that I think. Shame as there are still some decent local news stories on there.

Yep - they've stumbled (in the sense they've seen it working online and tried to put something similar together poorly) across something that is finally making them some money so they're completely kicking the arse out of it.

(03-27-2017, 11:40 AM)Tzunafish Wrote: Imagine I want to send you something. I put it in a box, lock it and mail it to you. I can't send the key in the post as that's none too safe. So I just put a lock on it, and send it to you. When you receive it, you put your lock on it and send it back to me. I then take my lock off and send it back to you. You now have the box with the information and you can unlock it with your key.

At no point is the information accessible to anyone once i've put a lock on it. That's end to end encryption (i think. I'm remember all this off an episode of No Such Thing As A Fish). Prime numbers are the building blocks of all other numbers, they're essentially the elements of maths so are used as the keys in my analogy.

There's no backdoor entry to end to end encryption that doesn't let others in too. The troubling thing is that very few people in the media are pointing that Rudd doesn't have a fucking clue.

This is a fantastic analogy. Wish they'd started with that on my data security course.

(03-27-2017, 04:01 PM)Roger H. Sterling Wrote: This is a fantastic analogy. Wish they'd started with that on my data security course.

Turns out it's from the Infinite Monkey Cage. http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b01p40h7 22mins. I'm not sure if he came up with the analogy, but I took it from Simon Singh. It's not my field whatsoever, but it'll stay with me forever.

It's such a simple way of explaining a profoundly elegant system.

https://stv.tv/news/west-central/1384171...ign=buffer

The IRA were Band years ago. :kanyelaugh:

I appreciate that there are times when it's hard to separate innate sexual instinct when confronted with a woman, who happens to be incredibly attractive, and the ideas they hold and the fact that they're more than a piece of meat. Sometimes it's just too much as a man to not objectify women. I get that.

But this just seems to be trying too hard

Please tell me that's no real

Do you doubt it?

They're no oil paintings are they

Sturgeon

(03-27-2017, 10:01 PM)Bubbles Wrote: They're no oil paintings are they

On a list of british prime/first ministers i'd shag, they certainly make up 2 of the top 3, at worst.

Gordon Brown

Sometimes you just realise how far we have left to go in terms of equality

I showed a class a BBC news piece about the importance of the female vote in 2010 recently and it was striking how backwards some of the views were. One of the interviewees said that "women say they don't care about politics, but take away their childcare vouchers and they'll know how much it affects their shopping budget" - and that was a woman. You think we've come on since then, but then you see front pages like that

Shut up and eat your cereal, Francis.

(03-27-2017, 10:12 PM)Francis Begbie Wrote: Sometimes you just realise how far we have left to go in terms of equality

I showed a class a BBC news piece about the importance of the female vote in 2010 recently and it was striking how backwards some of the views were. One of the interviewees said that "women say they don't care about politics, but take away their childcare vouchers and they'll know how much it affects their shopping budget" - and that was a woman. You think we've come on since then, but then you see front pages like that

Has everyone ever been treated exactly the same in the history of the world? Maybe that's just how it is, it's probably better now than it's ever been so i wouldn't get too greedy.

(03-27-2017, 10:12 PM)Francis Begbie Wrote: Sometimes you just realise how far we have left to go in terms of equality

I showed a class a BBC news piece about the importance of the female vote in 2010 recently and it was striking how backwards some of the views were. One of the interviewees said that "women say they don't care about politics, but take away their childcare vouchers and they'll know how much it affects their shopping budget" - and that was a woman. You think we've come on since then, but then you see front pages like that

It's always other women bringing women down. Crabs in a bucket.

(03-27-2017, 10:24 PM)Roger H. Sterling Wrote: Crabs in a bucket.

But enough about pullshapes


(harsh but I couldn't resist that one...)