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How come there isn't a topic for Sessions' perjury?

Surely this is the most pressing issue at the moment, or is lying under oath considered par for the course these days?

I think it's called "Spicy" or something...

They tried to get Wenger in 2000 but the club blocked it.

He's out of contract in the summer.

Willing to bet they've already been in touch.

5 hours ago, JayBird said:

 

4) If you are trying to conceal your activities from government agencies that are out to get you -- you have bigger problems to worry about than which VPN to use.

Yes but you didn't offer a solution. let me help.

8 hours ago, mrbojangles said:

Mmmm. Louis Enrique leaving Barcelona at the end of the season. Coincidence  

Now we know where Wenger's going.

Take the lid off?

Do you mean a convertible?

 

I wonder how big the cake tin was.

18 hours ago, jippytum said:

I thought it was one of the best speeches by a US president since Ronald Regan and i hope 'The Donald 'comes up Trumps with his manifesto promises.

Yes, and funnily enough Reagan had to be told what to say, too.

If you have a VPN subscription that's compatible with OpenVPN then on Android at least there is an OpenVPN Connect app which works very well, and doesn't have a noticeable impact on things like browsing.

I have it on both of my phones, using Ironsocket's servers, and I'm very happy with it.

2 hours ago, BangrakBob said:

That's the same with my subscription but the app is shiiite. On Safari it is ok, but that is only possible on a laptop of Desk unit.

 

Flawless & Smoothstreams work in Australia? Might get it for my Dad.

 

 

Smooth streams have servers in Asia, Europe and the US so probably yes.

Flawless I'm not sure about, but I think I've seen people post that they use it there.

10 minutes ago, dunroaming said:

I love the irony.  It has to be irony doesn't it?

Works for free, but his expenses are three times Obama's and he plays more Golf.

I suppose he's saving you a fortune on Green Fees though.

10 minutes ago, Srikcir said:

Trump's healthcare plan is looking more like ACA every day.

Ryan must have been inwardly squirming as Trump spoke on this subject.

The GOP replacement is virtually the opposite of everything Trump said.

President Bannon will have to tell Trump to tone it down a bit.

Don't worry, as long as the US keeps bombing, there will always be willing replacements.

1.  The speech was, as usual for Trump, riddled with "alternative facts".

2. There is a Bipartisan Immigration bill somewhere that would have got a vote if Boehner had allowed it.

Maybe of interest...

It seems Youtube are now offering a streaming service, 40 channels for $35 a month.

Only available in select US markets, but who knows?

Quote

 

Video site has programming deals with NBCU, Disney-ABC, Fox Networks and CBS

Google has a new pitch for younger consumers disenchanted with cable and satellite TV: YouTube TV, a new “skinny” bundle of about 40 TV channels including ABC, CBS, Fox, NBC and ESPN, priced at $35 per month.

The move, which has been expected, makes Google and YouTube the latest players to take the over-the-top field, as providers see a big opportunity to sell cheaper, multiscreen internet-delivered TV as alternatives to traditional pay-TV services.

The TV programming will be accessible both live and on-demand — and with no DVR recording restrictions. The subscription includes six accounts for $35 per month, with each profile getting its own recommendations and other personalized settings. However, subscribers are allowed to watch only up to three concurrent streams at once.

 

http://variety.com/2017/digital/news/youtube-tv-bundle-pricing-1201998917/

I get BeIn Connect as part of my subscription, but I rarely use it because it's unreliable. It's also geoblocked to the BeIn region, so I don't think the Thai one would be the same, as BeIn only have Premiership rights there AFAIK.

For Flawless I have their full package and multiroom (which means two streams simultaneously) which is 90 quid a year.

Smoothstreams is just all sport, and $36 a quarter if I remember correctly.

If he thinks the Immigration cards are the problem, then eliminate them.

Allow people to do it all online before they travel.

Extremely simple.

There is a Bipartisan Bill sat in Congress somewhere that simply needs to be put to the vote.

Boehner refused to allow it, but it strikes me it would save some time.

1 hour ago, chubby said:

no never said it did, but what is your suggestion or do you have one?

use vpn for financial /bank  login sessions?

 

I do, yes.

It still uses HTTPS and there is less chance of it being intercepted.

Why my bank hasn't started two-factor authentication though, I have no idea.
 

FYI I use Ironsocket.

3 hours ago, balo said:

It's Shakespeare , of course it's dramatic...   

 

 

Why, it could be comedic.

On 2/27/2017 at 5:54 AM, brewsterbudgen said:

Blackcab drivers in London aren't too fond of Uber either!

I shared a minicab from Central London (the company my office used), and they asked me if I minded sharing with an American tourist. I said of course not as long as I get the receipt 

Chatting to him on the way down, he couldn't believe the fare, since he'd paid three times that to come in using a Black Cab from Heathrow.

I asked him which way he came, and he said he didn't know apart from they went past a few lakes and Windsor Castle.

So don't think London cabbies are immune to ripping people off.

The majority of Scots voted to stay in the Union.

The Majority of the Union voted to leave the EU and establish their own footing.

Only the desperate fishwife keeps conflating the two, probably because she's seen the Irish profit from enormous EU handouts over the years.

If the silly moo looked a bit closer, she'd see that the EU gravy train is long gone.

She should shut it.

3 hours ago, manchega said:

just one more is needed for internal.  Was not meant to be as beligerant as it may appear.  From an earlier comment I'm trying to work out if you suggest getting 2 routers, 1 being  a modem router to replace the isp one?

No, the ISP router is normally OK with ethernet, as that's usually far more than adequate for whatever bandwidth you're getting off them.

Just an internal router to manage and secure your internal network, so that everything is hidden from your ISP.

Most of these ISP modem routers are old, cheap and mostly insecure (and insecurable).

I'm stuck with a Huawei 8245 which is frankly a load of rubbish.

On 6/7/2016 at 1:30 PM, Scotwight said:

No Thai content and no Thai subtitles in Thai and they will wonder at the end of the day why they are not doing well in Thailand?

Who says they will?

 

Well they both have delusions of being a dictator for life, but fortunately only one of them will probably get away with it.