Fucking boring informatics school. I don´t know if I end it :)
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Fucking boring informatics school. I don´t know if I end it :)
ahahah
That's some nasty shit :P
Yes right, fuc* this shit :-D
and bro, how are you? :-)
You said: "work, study, girl", I will say "study, girl" :P I'm waiting 1st October, and I'm moving to other town to begin my college life :D
Until then, I'm chillin'...
Nothing better than bros coming back together.
What was that, sarcasm? :D
What is sarcasm,really?..
The_QQ your pro nick on d2 ? Fuck studying (Im telling it to myself 4th year on university).
THE_QQ alive !!
If U want it, i will send u in PM. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Blind_Joker
Im inactive only, no dead :-DQuote:
Originally Posted by MR.baby
Dead Honored is always death :D
*Dear Honored ... or? :PQuote:
Originally Posted by WC3PROS
epic ingrizhes
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This Monday the European Parliament’s Civil Liberties (LIBE) Committee will determine the future of our fundamental rights to privacy and data protection, so [URL="https://www.accessnow.org/page/m/3717cfd2/13a77391/73767cea/1de0823a/846403438/VEsC/"]make sure your representatives know where you stand.[/URL]
Knowing what we do now about the NSA’s extensive international spying programmes, it has never been more important for EU citizens to have full control over their personal data.Comprehensive, strong and enforceable rules to regulate how our information is collected and processed are absolutely critical, and the European Commission’s Data Protection Regulation has proposed just that.
However, since the Commission first introduced its legislative proposal to update and strengthen privacy rules in Europe, it has been under full-scale attack from foreign governments (mostly the US) and corporate lobbyists -- and they are putting up a big fight.
Stronger control over our personal data and enhanced transparency on behalf of companies -- especially those who have been involved in the NSA scandal -- will help to rebuild protections for our fundamental privacy rights in the face of pervasive state surveillance. [URL="https://www.accessnow.org/page/m/3717cfd2/13a77391/73767cea/1de0823a/846403438/VEsD/"]That’s why we need to tell Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) to stand up for a strong Data Protection Regulation to minimise the impact of extensive spying.[/URL]
The LIBE Committee is voting on amendments to the Commission proposal for a General Data Protection Regulation on Monday, 21 October, and with the committee’s support, the regulation will likely pass in the European Parliament’s final vote later next month. This is their chance to enact real reform improving the ways in which our very basic rights are protected.
[URL="https://www.accessnow.org/page/m/3717cfd2/13a77391/73767cea/1de0823a/846403438/VEsA/"]Now's the time for MEPs to hear from citizens like you. Click here to call on your representatives in the European Parliament to protect European citizens' privacy online![/URL]
For the protection of our rights,
Raegan MacDonald
Senior Policy Analyst, Brussels
For more information, check out:
[URL="https://www.accessnow.org/page/m/3717cfd2/13a77391/73767cea/1de08235/846403438/VEsB/"]Privacy Reform in Europe: Q&A on the European Data Protection Regulation[/URL]
[URL="https://www.accessnow.org/page/m/3717cfd2/13a77391/73767cea/1de08234/846403438/VEsO/"]Data Protection Reform[/URL]
[URL="https://www.accessnow.org/page/m/3717cfd2/13a77391/73767cea/1de08237/846403438/VEsP/"]Key Issues on the Data Protection Regulation[/URL]
[URL="https://www.accessnow.org/page/m/3717cfd2/13a77391/73767cea/1de08236/846403438/VEsHBQ/"]A brief introduction to data protection[/URL]
[URL="https://www.accessnow.org/page/m/3717cfd2/13a77391/73767cea/1de08231/846403438/VEsHBA/"]A coalition page with opportunities for further action[/URL]