Yeah - its nearly as bad as banks throwing away customers details by leaving them in black bags outside the bank for collectionHas anyone else seen this?!!
BBC NEWS | Politics | Darling admits 25m records lost
What price privacy?? These are the people who'll be in charge of National ID cards FFS!!![]()
I could not have put that better myself :lol: :lol: :2:the people who run these institutions have never ever worked in the private sector. can you imagine the ALMIGHTY shock they'd get if they had to suddenly run a tight ship and work smart, whilst constantly being accountable to their customers?the soft sh*tes would be straight off on the sick with stress & anxiety. which would of course suit them down to the ground as they'd get paid for 12 months then retired early on ill health with full pension. [email protected]:rant:
What price privacy??
You really want to know? For the Govt it's F__KING impossible.Why the surprise?
uk.gov knows fvck all about IT.
That's why they keep spending
billions on systems that don't work.
How easy would it be to install a PGP
virtual drive on these laptops?
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We didn't even vote this bumbling idiot in, he hung around the last bumbling idiot until he felt sorry for him and gave him the country on a fecking plate.I fear we are being ruled by the criminally insane, unfortunately as you say we cant even vote them out![]()
We didn't even vote this bumbling idiot in, he hung around the last bumbling idiot until he felt sorry for him and gave him the country on a fecking plate.
It's not quite as simple as that, there are many instances of the private sector knowingly shafting public bodies and institutions with shoddy, over-expensive 'services' when they decide to 'outsource'.the people who run these institutions have never ever worked in the private sector. can you imagine the ALMIGHTY shock they'd get if they had to suddenly run a tight ship and work smart, whilst constantly being accountable to their customers?the soft sh*tes would be straight off on the sick with stress & anxiety. which would of course suit them down to the ground as they'd get paid for 12 months then retired early on ill health with full pension. [email protected]:rant:
Well, in a wider context, Brown was Chancellor and Eyebrows was in the Cabinet when two basically crap and overburdened institutions were merged into an unworkable structure, had a quarter of their staff sacked, and were lumbered with IT systems not fit for purpose.going against the grain here, but its hardly Gordon Brown's or Darlings fault some [email protected] decided to go against accepted practice and sent these discs unregistered.
Yes it's normally part of the officialPS: Sloper - if you worked in sensitive areas, didn't you sign the Official Secrets Act? I hear the food's great in Strangeways.![]()
They're all the same. It's the Whitehall dicks
who spec/tender/implement these shoddy
systems. (We can't even vote those ****ers out!)
Who the hell transfers large amounts
of confidential data by sending it unencrypted via
a courier!? Morons
Just about everything in the public sector seems badly run by a bunch of incompetant civil servants and government ministers
The Treasury, HM Customs and Excise, Child support agency, The NHS, Etc Etc..
There is a definite pattern of ****-ups emerging, people are creaming off fat cat salaries, yet do not do their jobs correctly.
Now you really know why Gordon didn't hold that election.
As for the voting system, mandates etc it needs to be reformed IMO, as well as giving proportional representation. It seems stupid that the party with the most votes doesn't nessesarily win.
who did you vote for then, Numpty?We didn't even vote this bumbling idiot in, he hung around the last bumbling idiot until he felt sorry for him and gave him the country on a fecking plate.