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[mainiac]

Sweden Stronk

[scriver]

Don't act like LW.

[SirQuiamus]

Does all that refugee thing affect average EU citizen?

That refugee thing causes paralyzing hysteria and frothing insanity in the average EU citizen. It's like memetic rabies.

EDIT: If you happen to work as a volunteer for Red Cross or some other non-profit involved with refugees, you will get harassed on social media, on the street, and pretty much everywhere. The moral of the story: Helping people is wrong – don't do it.

[Sergarr]

I've no idea how I missed this, but:

average EU citizen

Belarusians

topkek

[Descan]

Did anyone tell Lukashenko?

[Loud Whispers]

I'd expect the Russian to get that joke

[sprinkled chariot]

I'd expect the Russian to get that joke

I am russian, and it still looks more as mistake then as joke.

[Loud Whispers]

I am russian, and it still looks more as mistake then as joke.

That's cos you are Russian

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Handle the banter like Gandalf m8

[Sheb]

So, LW, what do you think of that new spying bill?

[Loud Whispers]

So, LW, what do you think of that new spying bill?

Double edged sword. Forcing ISPs to keep data sets off red flags but I suspect they do it anyways, if they don't GCHQ does. Judges being able to halt operations except in dire circumstances is a welcome addition. Really I am not most worried about that, but am most worried about the requirement that operators be required to maintain the technical capabilities to remove encryption. I've always suspected Theresa May of being an Elizabethan spylord.

[Loud Whispers]

Given they want a year's storage for IP access for everyone, I dread to imagine how much memory that's gonna take.
They can also tell an ISP to start logging the specific pages someone accesses, which is more information to store.
THEN the security system, no matter how labyrinthine, WILL be broken through. And when everyone on BT's information is out in the open, you can guarantee the government will find someone else to blame for the fact IPs are required to store this data.

Nah they'd probably just say that's why ISPs need to be directly managed by GCHQ

[Sheb]

Given they want a year's storage for IP access for everyone, I dread to imagine how much memory that's gonna take.

They can also tell an ISP to start logging the specific pages someone accesses, which is more information to store.

THEN the security system, no matter how labyrinthine, WILL be broken through. And when everyone on BT's information is out in the open, you can guarantee the government will find someone else to blame for the fact IPs are required to store this data.

Well, they don't need to store the page, just the time and address. They also apparently aren't required to store the specific pages you visit, just the websites, so it's not THAT much information memory-wise. It's much more than I'd like my own country to have access to though.

[Loud Whispers]

Top kek weapons cache found in Swedish refugee centre

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[Bouchart]

carpet bomb them

[Sinistar]