sorry it was me and what I did last night that made them up the response level (I got too goofy)
real og's remember when I used to post my random thoughts onto @da-ta (which is what this account is now) while this account was basically just me acting like a maniac
I hear system32 is important
it really is shocking how fast some people will throw away their empathy for their fellow human beings just because a rich politician who has never faced any true hardships tells them they don't deserve your empathy
the woke mob is trying to censor us wasteof users, utterly despicable!
very proud of the latest article I posted on the wasted Onion about the UK banning sugar, spice and everything nice, got a lot of good and funny ideas out of it and having alpha for the account made it easier to work on since I don't need to constantly edit down articles to fit the 1500 character limit
the uk is such an embarrassing country to live in, there’s a reason i just say i’m scottish because i hope people forget that its part of the uk. to think that the political class is so devoid of ideas or solutions that they’re now at the stage of begging citizens to delete emails to save some water is just pathetic.
https://www.404media.co/uk-asks-people-to-delete-emails-in-order-to-save-water-during-drought/
sorry guys I'm the one that keeps pulling out the cable from jeffalos server, it just looks so pretty I wanna get a closer look! my bad!
called it lmao:
Proton VPN, an app offered by Swiss privacy tech firm Proton, told the BBC it had seen a 1800% spike in UK daily sign-ups over the weekend after age check rules took effect on Friday.
A Proton spokesperson said the UK was now among countries generating the highest usage of its VPN.
vpns are going to go crazy in the UK now with the new internet laws coming into place, no one wants to hand over their id to access websites, especially social media. for those out of the loop a new part of a law passed in 2023 is coming into effect that requires websites to verify someone's age if they have mature content, which includes many social media sites. it also has provisions that requires them to scan for illegal content, including on encrypted platforms iirc. also fun fact there is a similar bill that gives the government power to order companies to build backdoors into their encryption, such as when they ordered apple to open their iPhone encryption without being allowed to tell anyone, which they refused to do and instead just removed the feature in the UK.