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75 years ago, the ECHR was signed after the horrors of the war.
Today, Nigel Farage and many Westminster politicians want to tear up the laws that protect our basic human rights.
Our rights are not Westminster’s to take away. We will stand firmly against that.
Today, Nigel Farage and many Westminster politicians want to tear up the laws that protect our basic human rights.
Our rights are not Westminster’s to take away. We will stand firmly against that.
November 5, 2025 at 8:36 AM
75 years ago, the ECHR was signed after the horrors of the war.
Today, Nigel Farage and many Westminster politicians want to tear up the laws that protect our basic human rights.
Our rights are not Westminster’s to take away. We will stand firmly against that.
Today, Nigel Farage and many Westminster politicians want to tear up the laws that protect our basic human rights.
Our rights are not Westminster’s to take away. We will stand firmly against that.
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I always get drawn back to Al Gore telling voters that he’d only raise taxes on the top 1% and then after the election a poll showed that something like 20% of voters thought they were in the top 1% and another 20% thought they would be in the next five years. Just a total tragic disconnect.
Maaaaan, this. So much this. Every time there's any kind of actual in-depth survey we find that the American people are *abysmally* ignorant about even the most basic political facts, but the pundit class just immediately forgets & proceeds with political analysis based on subtle policy differences.
Feels like so many of our convos are revolving about how voters respond to what politicians are doing, or what parties’ positions on issues are, without much actual empirical sense of what they actually know about those topics.
October 29, 2025 at 11:13 PM
I always get drawn back to Al Gore telling voters that he’d only raise taxes on the top 1% and then after the election a poll showed that something like 20% of voters thought they were in the top 1% and another 20% thought they would be in the next five years. Just a total tragic disconnect.
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Younger people who voted Labour are going Green, young people who couldn't vote or didn't vote are going Green. Many uncertainties in politics but here's one sure thing: this group will be bigger at next GE than now - voting age going down and more people becoming eligible.
Where is the Green vote coming from? Only 4 in 10 current Green voters backed the Party last July. 1 in 5 opted for Labour while a similar number didn’t/couldn’t vote in a mirror of Reform UK’s attraction of previous non voters.
October 29, 2025 at 10:34 AM
Younger people who voted Labour are going Green, young people who couldn't vote or didn't vote are going Green. Many uncertainties in politics but here's one sure thing: this group will be bigger at next GE than now - voting age going down and more people becoming eligible.
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Farage: epic grifter
October 27, 2025 at 12:45 PM
Farage: epic grifter
Cool project: nest.owasp.org
a platform built to enhance collaboration and streamline contributions across the OWASP community. A central hub helping users discover chapters and projects, and connect with like-minded individuals based on their interests and expertise.
a platform built to enhance collaboration and streamline contributions across the OWASP community. A central hub helping users discover chapters and projects, and connect with like-minded individuals based on their interests and expertise.
OWASP Nest
Your gateway to OWASP. Discover, engage, and help shape the future!
nest.owasp.org
October 14, 2025 at 8:47 AM
Cool project: nest.owasp.org
a platform built to enhance collaboration and streamline contributions across the OWASP community. A central hub helping users discover chapters and projects, and connect with like-minded individuals based on their interests and expertise.
a platform built to enhance collaboration and streamline contributions across the OWASP community. A central hub helping users discover chapters and projects, and connect with like-minded individuals based on their interests and expertise.
As far as I can tell. Every UK govt manages to fuck it up in one way or another. At least if you vote for the greens they are guranteed to put some effort into making the place tidy.
Might as well?
Might as well?
This weekend we reached 100,000 Green Party members - and we're not stopping there.
In fact... we've already passed 105,000 members.
Be part of the Green surge. Join the Green Party today ⤵️
In fact... we've already passed 105,000 members.
Be part of the Green surge. Join the Green Party today ⤵️
October 13, 2025 at 3:31 PM
As far as I can tell. Every UK govt manages to fuck it up in one way or another. At least if you vote for the greens they are guranteed to put some effort into making the place tidy.
Might as well?
Might as well?
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This weekend we reached 100,000 Green Party members - and we're not stopping there.
In fact... we've already passed 105,000 members.
Be part of the Green surge. Join the Green Party today ⤵️
In fact... we've already passed 105,000 members.
Be part of the Green surge. Join the Green Party today ⤵️
October 13, 2025 at 2:30 PM
This weekend we reached 100,000 Green Party members - and we're not stopping there.
In fact... we've already passed 105,000 members.
Be part of the Green surge. Join the Green Party today ⤵️
In fact... we've already passed 105,000 members.
Be part of the Green surge. Join the Green Party today ⤵️
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Google won’t fix ASCII smuggling attacks in Gemini #cybersecurity #hacking #news #infosec #security #technology #privacy
Google won’t fix new ASCII smuggling attack in Gemini
Google has decided not to fix a new ASCII smuggling attack in Gemini that could be used to trick the AI assistant into providing users with fake information, alter the model's behavior, and silently poison its data.
www.bleepingcomputer.com
October 8, 2025 at 7:44 AM
Google won’t fix ASCII smuggling attacks in Gemini #cybersecurity #hacking #news #infosec #security #technology #privacy
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Dad’s books are full of empathy, common sense, and a healthy suspicion of the powerful. But at its heart his work is also about how systems keep people poor while pretending it’s their own fault. So I hope Kemi’s taking notes as well as reading the jokes.
Kemi Badenoch claiming Terry Pratchett as her favourite author is wild
October 7, 2025 at 12:46 PM
Dad’s books are full of empathy, common sense, and a healthy suspicion of the powerful. But at its heart his work is also about how systems keep people poor while pretending it’s their own fault. So I hope Kemi’s taking notes as well as reading the jokes.
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What's this? A conservative who understands civil liberties and human rights law? I live in (misplaced) hope that one day sensible voters on the right will wake up. You can't out Farage Reform, especially if you are a Tory.
Interesting: Leaving the #ECHR would be a grave mistake, writes former UK Lord Chancellor and Justice Secretary Sir Robert Buckland KC👇
🔗 conservativehome.com/2025/10/05/r... via @conservativehome.bsky.social
🔗 conservativehome.com/2025/10/05/r... via @conservativehome.bsky.social
October 6, 2025 at 8:51 AM
What's this? A conservative who understands civil liberties and human rights law? I live in (misplaced) hope that one day sensible voters on the right will wake up. You can't out Farage Reform, especially if you are a Tory.
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An interesting read, both on whether adopting to climate change as an inevitability is viable, and a demonstration of how over-simplified the stereotype of the British farmer is...
As the planet heats, liveable climate niches shift north. We can adapt to manage these movements in crops, families, expertise, human activity… as I explain in #NomadCentury
UK's first rice crop ripe for picking after hot summer
Paddy fields are thriving in a quiet part of east England and might help feed us in the future.
www.bbc.com
October 2, 2025 at 9:05 AM
An interesting read, both on whether adopting to climate change as an inevitability is viable, and a demonstration of how over-simplified the stereotype of the British farmer is...
We're hiring for a principle defender role that is really more of a security code review specialist position at my company in my AppSec team.
We're a billion dollar company with remote work worldwide.
We also have a stream of side quests to keep things interesting and training budget available.
We're a billion dollar company with remote work worldwide.
We also have a stream of side quests to keep things interesting and training budget available.
September 26, 2025 at 10:15 AM
We're hiring for a principle defender role that is really more of a security code review specialist position at my company in my AppSec team.
We're a billion dollar company with remote work worldwide.
We also have a stream of side quests to keep things interesting and training budget available.
We're a billion dollar company with remote work worldwide.
We also have a stream of side quests to keep things interesting and training budget available.
@garethheyes.co.uk Sorry if I'm wsting your time.
I struggled to follow this as I cannot see a CSP declared in the page or headers for this example.
If you have 2 mins, and could clarify.. I'd highly appreciate it. :)
portswigger-labs.net/bypassing-cs...
I struggled to follow this as I cannot see a CSP declared in the page or headers for this example.
If you have 2 mins, and could clarify.. I'd highly appreciate it. :)
portswigger-labs.net/bypassing-cs...
Attacker page
portswigger-labs.net
September 25, 2025 at 7:01 AM
@garethheyes.co.uk Sorry if I'm wsting your time.
I struggled to follow this as I cannot see a CSP declared in the page or headers for this example.
If you have 2 mins, and could clarify.. I'd highly appreciate it. :)
portswigger-labs.net/bypassing-cs...
I struggled to follow this as I cannot see a CSP declared in the page or headers for this example.
If you have 2 mins, and could clarify.. I'd highly appreciate it. :)
portswigger-labs.net/bypassing-cs...
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Now taking bets as to when Greens will out-poll the Tories in a national poll.
❤️ = 2026+
🔁 = 2025
❤️ = 2026+
🔁 = 2025
🗳️ NEW | Greens on highest @yougov.co.uk poll since @zackpolanski.bsky.social elected as leader 📊
REF: 27% (-2)
LAB: 22% (+2)
CON: 17% (-)
LDM: 15% (-)
GRN: 12% (+2)
via @yougov.co.uk / 7 - 8 Sep
Chgs w/ 1 Sep.
REF: 27% (-2)
LAB: 22% (+2)
CON: 17% (-)
LDM: 15% (-)
GRN: 12% (+2)
via @yougov.co.uk / 7 - 8 Sep
Chgs w/ 1 Sep.
September 9, 2025 at 10:43 AM
Now taking bets as to when Greens will out-poll the Tories in a national poll.
❤️ = 2026+
🔁 = 2025
❤️ = 2026+
🔁 = 2025
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TODAY: 11:30/PST
ARE YOU READY FOR WHAT COULD BE THE WORST DAY OF THE CRIMINAL PRESIDENT'S LIFE?😱 I AM ONE OF MANY CALLING IT "LIBERATION DAY" & I CAN. NOT. WAIT!!! 😍
THANK YOU, GOVERNOR NEWSOM @governor.ca.gov.🙏YOU ARE MORE THAN WELCOME FOR MY ATTENTION TO THIS MATTER!-❤️,MAR🐫
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ARE YOU READY FOR WHAT COULD BE THE WORST DAY OF THE CRIMINAL PRESIDENT'S LIFE?😱 I AM ONE OF MANY CALLING IT "LIBERATION DAY" & I CAN. NOT. WAIT!!! 😍
THANK YOU, GOVERNOR NEWSOM @governor.ca.gov.🙏YOU ARE MORE THAN WELCOME FOR MY ATTENTION TO THIS MATTER!-❤️,MAR🐫
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August 14, 2025 at 7:00 AM
TODAY: 11:30/PST
ARE YOU READY FOR WHAT COULD BE THE WORST DAY OF THE CRIMINAL PRESIDENT'S LIFE?😱 I AM ONE OF MANY CALLING IT "LIBERATION DAY" & I CAN. NOT. WAIT!!! 😍
THANK YOU, GOVERNOR NEWSOM @governor.ca.gov.🙏YOU ARE MORE THAN WELCOME FOR MY ATTENTION TO THIS MATTER!-❤️,MAR🐫
🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿
ARE YOU READY FOR WHAT COULD BE THE WORST DAY OF THE CRIMINAL PRESIDENT'S LIFE?😱 I AM ONE OF MANY CALLING IT "LIBERATION DAY" & I CAN. NOT. WAIT!!! 😍
THANK YOU, GOVERNOR NEWSOM @governor.ca.gov.🙏YOU ARE MORE THAN WELCOME FOR MY ATTENTION TO THIS MATTER!-❤️,MAR🐫
🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿
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The UK’s Online Safety Act doesn’t make kids safer online—it just censors the internet and invades everyone’s privacy.
No, the UK’s Online Safety Act Doesn’t Make Children Safer Online
Young people should be able to access information, speak to each other and to the world, play games, and express themselves online without the government making decisions about what speech is permissi...
www.eff.org
August 1, 2025 at 4:38 PM
The UK’s Online Safety Act doesn’t make kids safer online—it just censors the internet and invades everyone’s privacy.
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“this £85 billion represents a direct transfer of value from the public to private owners — a sum extracted while storm overflows proliferated, leakage targets were missed, and river health declined”
July 21, 2025 at 7:29 AM
“this £85 billion represents a direct transfer of value from the public to private owners — a sum extracted while storm overflows proliferated, leakage targets were missed, and river health declined”
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The online safety act will do nothing to protect anyone , least of all children and is just surveillance dressed as “don’t you care about kids?”
EFF and @article19.bsky.social support @wikimediafoundation.org’s challenge to the UK’s Online Safety Act. Wikipedia is the world’s most trusted and widely used encyclopedia, and the OSA must not be allowed to diminish it and jeopardize the volunteers on which it depends.
We Support Wikimedia Foundation’s Challenge to UK’s Online Safety Act
The Electronic Frontier Foundation and ARTICLE 19 strongly support the Wikimedia Foundation’s legal challenge to the categorization regulations of the United Kingdom’s Online Safety Act.The Foundation...
www.eff.org
July 18, 2025 at 11:35 AM
The online safety act will do nothing to protect anyone , least of all children and is just surveillance dressed as “don’t you care about kids?”
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The Scalpel extension is magic 🪄 Especially if you're a big fan of executing both python3 and vim within Burp Suite 🛠️
blog.lexfo.fr/scalpel.html
blog.lexfo.fr/scalpel.html
June 5, 2025 at 11:07 AM
The Scalpel extension is magic 🪄 Especially if you're a big fan of executing both python3 and vim within Burp Suite 🛠️
blog.lexfo.fr/scalpel.html
blog.lexfo.fr/scalpel.html
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We're hiring: jobs.bentley.com/job/Remote-A...
Application Security Architect
Application Security Architect
jobs.bentley.com
June 3, 2025 at 10:56 AM
We're hiring: jobs.bentley.com/job/Remote-A...
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At first glance this looks like a significantly deeper (as well as bigger) dataset than that at issue with M&S and the Coop, and so it is of concern in terms of personal data exposure
www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
Private data including criminal records stolen in Legal Aid hack
MoJ says data includes addresses, national ID numbers, criminal histories and financial details dating to 2010.
www.bbc.co.uk
May 19, 2025 at 8:37 AM
At first glance this looks like a significantly deeper (as well as bigger) dataset than that at issue with M&S and the Coop, and so it is of concern in terms of personal data exposure
www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...