Sweaty Farage

he program I wrote 4 years ago helps track changes in RSS feeds, so today I noticed the following recent alternations:

In my other blog today, I explored how the other
documents, a [redacted], served on their party headquarters,

the somebody who brought their party into insolvency proceedings in 2022.

leaked by the MouseInTheCourt before the [redacted] ever arrived on
various judgments in the history of Reform UK Party Limited.

Reform UK tries to [redacted], they have complained
to the court that [redacted] other failed candidates,
how to [redacted].

If they block more people [redacted]

Those are at least 4 changes (redactions) as can be seen by comparing, for example, the original to this copy.

So I can only assume that Reform UK is feeling nervous and sending threats.

Two more recent redactions:

various judgments in the history of Reform UK Party Limited.

being subject to a [redacted debt collection].

begin [redacted]. Does that mean
Nigel Farage can simply pay me the money and exit the [redacted]
procedure? Maybe not. [redacted].

his coming February marks 5 years since the full-scale invasion of Ukraine began. It (same month) also marks the time I quit all social control media ‘cold turkey’.

Why did I not do this sooner?

Simple.

I was addicted.

It’s easy to look back, recognise a mistake, then explain it.

I’m much better off without any of that nonsense.

A burden on the Web, a problem for the climate also

he sites are very busy today, but many requestors are bots and teammates looked at some logs earlier today. The key point made, in conclusion, is that it’s too hard to accurately identify culprits, hence it’s best to make pages cheap to deliver and simply transmit to anyone.

The WWW (Web) is such an utter mess. We’ll try to raise the subject in the Court of Appeal next year.

It was simple at the start

HIS coming October, i.e. next week or this week, I think this site officially turns 24. Why in October? Because I still vaguely remember the day I started it, how it started, and why it began.

I was on a work shift at the time and I entertained the idea of copying a general template of my lecturer’s page (I no longer remember his name), giving some general background about who I was and more basic information. It still looks something like this.

I probably can pin-point the exact day/date of that, but it would require digging into very old E-mail archives, which I believe I still have. Or maybe my Palm PDA archives (todo), which I know I still have.

It’ll happen. Wait and watch.

oday I had a long conversation with a friend about sites we catch cheating and plagiarising with slop. I pointed out many of them cease to release new material, with some going offline.

That serves to affirm my expectation and observation that sites which become slopfarms commit suicide.

When the bubble pops, which is inevitable and already “in progress”, all those sites will vanish faster.

So long

oday we blacklisted two sites [1, 2], not only one, for using slop.

I blacklist sites when they become too risky to even consider for redemption.

My wife blacklisted these, I did the same, and even an associate has blacklisted what what not worthy of his time. As he put it, “if the slop blog feeds are commented out, then they are not fetched and that is a good thing, not just regarding RRRRRR’s speed, however the XML parser skips comments because it *cannot* process them by design which makes it harder to spot accidental re-inclusion” (we have tools to manage sites to curate).

Let’s go…

‘ve long looked forward to this day.

Today I’ll start a new series, having finished (yesterday morning) the 200-part series, planned since 2024.

We need to put an end to racism.