Sim card

[casman]

Rumour has it you went at 10pm and forgot to flush.
(Everyones been talkin about you )

really all good things i hope

[Zealot7]

Have you noticed, how they now construct their offer to lure ppl into giving up their real details? LOL

Indeed I have, and I can never resist the temptation to abuse the name and surname fields in that case.

Which is exactly why my account name in some cases is "Titty Fuckface"! I wonder how many Titty Fuckfaces there are on Skype/Windows Live etc.?

I disagree. But not sure ig here is a place to discuss it. Let it go.

NSA had claimed already about a year ago, they are able to pinpoint you geografically, but you'd need to use the same conf in the same place for something like a month. I never really checked that info, so let's be cautious about it. Unless you use CISCO router LOL

Not sure about that either, I think there is a Moore's law (????or something), which would easily apply here, although I know it hasn't been designated for that

In general yes, I agree with your way of thinking, in details, I believe, it still remains to be seen and we need to keep our eyes open. Not only for the sake of escorts' industry.

Moore's Law is a totally different thing. It's not really a law either, just some soundbite the then CEO of Intel decided to call a "Law" at the time.

But regarding the NSA, if it was the American government we were talking about I'd be thinking differently. But C'Mon! this is the IRISH government we're talking about, the same government that accidentally legalized a whole slew of drugs recently for a while. I think we're quite safe.

You mean in this post? I don't see any histeria, TBH. Just everyday life we go about because we are taking for granted, that our gov's should stand by ourselves. Unfortunately not everyone knows that stupid Tesco Clubcard is not to benefit you, as a client, but their owners - that amount of data they have on me is just scary. Just an example.

Well, I am not trying to say visiting myself or any of my collegues will be that bad. We take cash and usually don't store your numbers. Or don't text.

I'm mainly referring to the thread on the Sexual Offences law, people being afraid to leave reviews etc. not singling out anyone.

[Alex.xx]

Indeed I have, and I can never resist the temptation to abuse the name and surname fields in that case.
Which is exactly why my account name in some cases is "Titty Fuckface"! I wonder how many Titty Fuckfaces there are on Skype/Windows Live etc.?
Moore's Law is a totally different thing. It's not really a law either, just some soundbite the then CEO of Intel decided to call a "Law" at the time.
But regarding the NSA, if it was the American government we were talking about I'd be thinking differently. But C'Mon! this is the IRISH government we're talking about, the same government that accidentally legalized a whole slew of drugs recently for a while. I think we're quite safe.

I'm mainly referring to the thread on the Sexual Offences law, people being afraid to leave reviews etc. not singling out anyone.

Aye, been to Cork those days. Recently. lol

[Alex.xx]

That's a very interesting point which you have made, I remember a young Polish person, working in a sex shop here telling me that one of the reasons apart from economic ones that so many young Polish people came to Ireland and Britain was that they felt they was more a sense of freedom here.

We are free here from constant patronizing, which is so badly received (in UK mainly), and from every-day-life-bullying. I mean, it is not that UK/ROI are free from these in general, but it is being rude to act in that manner. In Poland and other Eastern European countries it is running in the blood, you are rude refusing to listen to 'good advices', or rejecting people, who trying to make you do something, you don't care at all of. Hence few posters girls in here, acting in that manner, especially towards each other and never getting, why some choose to ignore them (or not), which leads to so attractive fights. Please, don't ask me, who's names I am deliberately not mentioning. #wink

Actually, I remember Film director Neil Jordan making the point that when he was a teenager in the 50s (I was in the 80s) that the great enemy of the Irish state then were the then Stallinist countries of the iron curtain, mainly due to oppression of Catholics. But he pointed out quite correctly with us being a Catholic theocratic state in all but name ( In the BMW area (Border, Midlands and West), when I was growing up much later than Neil, we were the North Korea of sex!), the countries, we most resembled were the Stallinist countries behind the Iron curtain! There was of course one exception, behind the iron curtain, they built walls to keep their citizens in, whereas here, the state couldn't wait to export its citizens!
Also there would have been depending on the mood of a particular dicktatorship, much more sexual freedom in Eastern Europe at the time.

That was the communists' answer to the power of Catholic church.

Today, another factor has emerged also, (the theocratic state isn't fully gone, we have an article in our constitution, equating a woman's life in value terms to being the equal of a foetus, which has led to at least one woman's death and we have frothing @ the mouth insane anti sex worker laws on the way!), which is the EU penpushers acting the bollocks over peoples' lives!
It was very important in progressing social legislation and workers' rights, however now the exact opposite is happening now!
Ireland, in its psychophantic wish to be best boy/girl in class, falls over itself to impose Germanic conceived rules on us and we are not a Germanic people (and neither are Poles, I have been there often enough to know, ye are an easygoing people who would also detest such overbearing rules)! And then of course there is an irony when those Germanic originating rules don't suit Germans, they will just put them aside for themselves! Of course the French just completely snub them!
Also the secret task of our EU Masterbaters is to reduce living standards of ordinary European citizens to shit so big business can more easily complete with the BRICs et al!

This part is a mystery for me, I am more UK-tied and Irish affairs are completely strange for me. #total ignorance, sorry
#good topic for a lenghty night conversation LOL

[Alex.xx]

Your written English is better then mine.

Thanks a million for that, dear. I appreciate that you've taken your time to read and comment on my graphomania

I must say, I wouldn't mind a wee-assesment of my oral skills as well, if you are not fainthearted, obviously.

PS. I am not touting here, please, I am from NI (see 3th definition) http://www.urbandictionary.com/defin...t&defid=147250

[sharkskin]

My friend told me today that there is going to new law when you buy a SIM card you have to register the SIM card in your name like show id when you buy it so when the new law come in where the it a legal to buy sex they can find you by your sim

Just buy a few spare sim cards. It will take the authorities years to get around to demanding that existing cards be registered.

[sharkskin]

as regards this 'problem' I have news for you, its not the sim thats tied to your identity its the phone, otherwise why do you think tescos can get away with selling anonymous sims. every single phone just like every single sim has a unique ID number

You are wrong. The phone ID is hardly ever used. Most phone networks check it when a phone tries to register on the network. That is how stolen phones can be disabled. Beyond that the phone ID is rarely noted. It is the sim ID that is tracked.

[sharkskin]

I don't know of any developed country where such a nutter requirement exists, even in Germanic nations where they love their rules and regs!

As long ago as 1999 Germany insisted that you give your ID before you could get a sim. I remember the deal well. You show your passport and tell them your address. At that time, they would activate your sim on sight of a passport but then they would forward the papers to the local police who would then check your claimed address and if they thought that this was not correct, they would have your phone disconnected. Since then, they have tightened up. You need to get the form from the police, or in some parts the local council, before you get a working sim.

[sharkskin]

i think he means that every phone has an ip address or equivalent

As has already been noted, it is the IMEI, not all phones have an IP address. The important point though is that it is the sim ID that is recorded and tracked. The phone ID is only noted as part if anti theft measures and there is no requirement for phone operators to store records of phones only of sim cards.

[nonpareil]

I am pretty sure many tricks have been somehow foreseen and embraced in the legalisation, but my little Polish head has at least 3 solutions for that already.
I know, I understand, what they trying to do, but most of this type of ideas backfires well sooner or later, and usually harms ordinary people, not the real target. I'm almost tempted to put up a thread with possible antidotes (??? Plural of antidote??? anyone???), aren't you Irishdelta?

Plural of antidote is indeed antidotes.

Your English is quite polished already.

If in doubt for a plural in English, stick an "s"on the end of the words nearly always works.

Old plurals like radius--radii
are being superceded by modern radiuses for example.

Men , women, oxen are the plurals a newcomer (not yourself) to English needs to look out for.
And oxen crops up a lot in everyday conversation.