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Yeah - I know what you mean. I used to go M40 to Liverpool far too damn often, and it never mattered which way round Brum you went - M42/M5 or M42/M6: it was a pig either way.
I did experiment with "right through the middle" once, but that was even worse.
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Bad command or file name. Bad, bad command! Sit! Stay! Staaaay...
AntiTwitter: @DalekDave is now a follower!
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Only if your going south on the M6, last time I was on there it reminded me of the M25 in rush hour.
Every day, thousands of innocent plants are killed by vegetarians.
Help end the violence EAT BACON
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Simon_Whale wrote: M25 in rush hour I think it's known as rush day now.
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Kane has to progress in scoring...
Maybe 5:3 then.
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Lucky Belgium …
Yep, Kane may watch the match from the bench (at least at the beginning) …
This turns the tide to our advantage...
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Tachyonx wrote: Belgium - England, today at 20.00 …
?? 3:1 I think …
(not gambling, just guessing) About 24 hours long, just as always.
FIFY*
Now That is how striker operates!
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wow … thanks for fixing
now I am caught off guard …
still 1 hour and 20 minutes to go ...
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0,0 - I don't watch the football, but they are saying here that will be the outcome as neither side actually wants/cares about winning, we will see.
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Not quite true - England would be best served by drawing and having more yellow cards or just losing as that path to the final is easier than if they win the group.
Keep your friends close. Keep Kill your enemies closer.
The End
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I am predicting a tie score with one more yellow card for England than Belgium. Then the officials will have to pick the seeding.
Brent
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gRok ... near rock far rock check six ...
out @ 31:28
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I've been guilty of that myself but only after trying and failing to find what I'm after in the documentation multiple times. Once I've been unable to find what I'm after 4 or 5 times, I just start skipping the documentation for that product and asking support.
Case in point, one of our vendors keeps changing their support page functionality. A couple weeks ago I could find the information I was after but yesterday the link for it was dead (on their own page!).
Another different vendor has the worst documentation I've seen in a long time. It uses the old 'help' documentation look and feel, think the built in Windows 98 help. They have been "updating" the documentation for the better part of 3 years. But for the life of me I haven't see any changes except for the images of the system UI. The language doesn't always match the new interface!
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That's funny, except...
...there is no documentation any more anyways.
I guess that is the explanation of why there isn't any documentation any more.
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Most of the time its true, especially if the documentation is oftentimes outdated..
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So in the GDPR laws apparently it states that you have the right to request all data that a company or institute keeps of you.
I wonder if you could request your password as saved in the database. If they send it to you in clear text, you might want to close your account
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You have the right to request it, you don't have the right to receive it.
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For all data they are obliged to give it to you as far as I know.
You could even ask for every detail why they keep it and how long and on top of that you have to right to have it removed if it is not related to their business.
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V. wrote: not related to their business.
What if they are in the business of cold calling, or scamming people? (Is there a difference...)
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At least in the US we have the Do Not Call list. So for cold call companies, you can request that they no longer contact you and they must comply. Sadly you can't ask them to remove you from their system like the GDPR.
Many claim that it takes time to update the system and you may get additional calls for the next few weeks. This is usually a lie to cover their rear ends. Having seen a few of these systems, the update is usually done right away and pushed out to other sites same day. The problem occurs when one of those other sites doesn't update their DNC data routinely.
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To be honest, I wouldn't care about them having my data as long as they stop calling me!
Although I don't recall having a single call to my mobile since GDPR... even my friends are too scared to call me
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Unless you had your phone disconnected, or were out of the country for a year or two, you would know that the Do Not Call List is of absolutely no use any more. It really is a consequence of VOIP - and they spoof the 'FROM' if you have caller ID to try to get you to pick up after they get through the "no private calls" filter.
Also, they employ robo-calls (illegal) and call cell-phone (illegal). They really don't give a damn. They don't have to.
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