Better known as the QR code, these two-dimensional box things are several generations up from the good old bar code of the 80s and 90s.

In effect they do very much the same thing but are far more versatile and are there to make our lives easier, especially when it comes to making e-payments or returning items to places like Amazon.

Yesterday, for example, I wanted to return a hard drive to Amazon. They emailed me back with a QR code. The instructions were to take my phone to the nearest applicable Post Office, fire up the email and let them scan the QR code, which in turn prints off a return label for the package.

All very convenient of course, but it also makes quite a few assumptions – not least that you have a smartphone, but also have the nous to make sure it has your email app installed in order to launch the QR code.

In the old days,Amazon would email you a Returns Address label, which you printed off, cut out and affixed to your package (but again this assumed you had a printer!). But now everything is gearing towards QR and that we all need to be be ready for it.

However, there are a huge number of security issues with QR codes, not least is that you haven’t got the foggiest idea what information has been coded into that QR code when you scan it with your phone.

Scanning a code from a reliable retailer such as Amazon, is probably okay; but you have to be extremely careful scanning Codes from the public domain, such as coffee outlets, charity shops or from spam emails asking you to scan a code in order for you to receive a big prize!

I won’t bore you with the details (see links below), but the dangers of QR codes has never really been spelt out to the public (unless you do your homework), especially young people who don’t care about the dangers, but just want the convenience.

QR codes is a form of contactless payment, part of the Cashless Society Project. But QR codes just like apps and emails contain viruses, misleading information, collect your personal information and all sorts of additional security risks people are walking blindly into.

Be careful what you scan!

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Forbes News

Nominated by: Technocunt

The application to Electoral Commission for registration by new political party “The Party of Islam” is a cunt – especially for Labour.

Yes, you probably saw it here first folks, the application was made on 13 October.

The aims of the proposed new party will be (reproduced verbatim from Electoral Commission website):

“We are a party who has been created to help all of the minority in the land of Great Britain have a voice. We will make sure that all problems which linger in the great country of Great Britain is defeated“.

It was only a matter of time, of course, but there it is, Sir Kweer – in black and white. As of 13 October, your days are numbered. Prepare to kiss millions of votes, and your sorry arse party goodbye.

Electoral Commission.org.uk

Nominated by: Twenty Thousand Cunts Under the Sea

(More flesh on the bones here – Day Admin)

(Update 03/11/2023. The application has been rejected. Details here – Day Admin)

Birthdays can be a bit of a cunt, especially those “milestone” birthdays.
I suppose 18 isn’t too bad, but when you start hitting the bad boys, it’s not so great.

Anyway, I’m 70 next, but in my case it’s not the age that’s a cunt.

My birthday is April 1st.
Don’t start, I’ve heard every joke going. Then I started thinking about other dates that get comments, and the poor cunts who have to grin and bear it.

Valentines day! Bet your a heartbreaker! Tee fucking hee.

Christmas Day! We got you a joint birthday/Christmas present. Gee thanks, cheapskate wankers!

But the poor cunt who gets saddled with the 29th February.
Do they ever get to vote?
When do they start paying income tax?
How do they get a driving licence?

I thought I had problems. Still, at least they won’t be lying on Tinder when they say they’re 25.

BBC News

Nominated by: Jeezum Priest

 
through its online news coverage is a cunt.

Sorry folks but I read the news all the channels and blogs. Much less than I used to do thankfully. This usually means clicking on the bullshit corporation just to see what shit they are peddling.

Often as not they will have a story that they wish to ram down our throats on the headline page and quite often when you look on the most read pages people seem to ignore it or show only a small amount of interest because it either appears at the bottom of the most read pages or not at all.

Well the last 4 days on the trot we have had Gaza running out of fuel, food hospitals no medicine the UN says this that and the other often Israel must stop its attacks. And for all their trying to promote these Gaza stories they rarely appear on the most read pages.

Just another example of not reporting the news but trying to set the agenda. If you scroll down this link you will see that their lead story is not in the top 10 most read. And as I said earlier they have been peddling this same tale now 4 days on the trot, cunts.

Bbc news

Nominated by Everyonesacunt.

Not much to add to this cunting.

Sly Sports Link.

The severe levels of cuntishness speak for themselves in the link provided.

This phenomenon never ever seems to be an issue when the likes of the French men’s football team, which finished the last world cup, was made up entirely of Africans barring the goalkeeper.
Or the Crystal Palace side, which is more or less black.

There are countless other examples of this hypocrisy to be found in team sports without having to look too hard for them.

The statement alone is vomit inducing and the toxicity that now exists in football (especially women’s) is almost off the scale at this point.

They’ve politicised everything and virtue signalled themselves to death and here is the result. Fucking walking on permanent eggshells and racism.

Diversity = anti white racism.

Simple really.

By the way – the first black chick who rocks up to Arsenal training, even if she couldn’t trap a bag of cement and has 3 left feet – she’s starting on Saturday.

Fuck off.

Nominated by : Herman Jelmet