r/Belfast • u/SubstantialGate969 • 0m ago
What does my second name mean ?
r/Belfast • u/HackJacker • 1m ago
Zacks Barbers just off the Dublin Road - call up and book in with Mo the owner. Just book when suits you. I've been going to Mo since I moved back to Belfast in 2020, and haven't had a bad on yet, he is also great craic
r/Belfast • u/UniqueAttitude7625 • 16m ago
Did you happen to get a proper cold brew? Im not looking for somewhere that sells nitro cold brew.
r/Belfast • u/its_me_hi123 • 36m ago
I got it a couple of times, straight into the bin it went
r/Belfast • u/wombat468 • 45m ago
Give them away! Marketplace, Olio etc. someone will love them.
r/Belfast • u/TheRustyButtons • 1h ago
Online, £4.99 a can though.
The Suntory -196 (6%) are in Tesco though.
r/Belfast • u/magnazika • 1h ago
If you actually read the thing, it literally answers your question, I made it very clear where I draw the line and also made it very clear that it's not paranoia, I detailed examples of things actually happening as a result of the surveillance state
r/Belfast • u/3RI3_Cuff • 2h ago
Not even reading, no info it's going to palantir and where do draw the line, going to get paranoid about everything now
r/Belfast • u/flick_nightshade • 2h ago
Hey, so I got this when working in Wales. It's a UK wide thing
r/Belfast • u/Russels-Sprouts • 3h ago
There are hand-held ones in Around A Pound; they are powered by usb charger.
r/Belfast • u/stardustpops • 3h ago
Alright locking this - post is a few days old and we're just getting trolls from elsewhere.
r/Belfast • u/1st_Class_Pest • 4h ago
I too, am curious 🤣
Whaddya doing with the reclaimed wood, OP?? Have you got a project?
r/Belfast • u/Charlies_Mamma • 4h ago
Inclusivity is not misogyny.
I am a woman, but I am also a person, so someone using the term people does not make me invisible.
r/Belfast • u/RabidRuber • 4h ago
You're just saying you're not evolved enough to think for yourself in order to override base instincts.
r/Belfast • u/Fun-Environment-5650 • 4h ago
The same ones who were Covid deniers? Vaccine conspiracy spreaders and all-round shitehawks? Yeah been avoid their mediocre tacos for years
r/Belfast • u/magnazika • 4h ago
You won't get the notification, but I replied to the previous guy if you want to see a genuine answer
r/Belfast • u/Donttouchmebish • 4h ago
Edit - I’m going to eat my own words here. I’m an idiot and wrong. I need to educate myself. Left my comment here to humble myself.
This is indeed correct - fixed term contracts are abolished so the renter only needs to give 2 months notice and the contract is a rolling periodic tenancy, not fixed to 51 weeks.
If OP is the landlord, they need to educate themselves.
r/Belfast • u/magnazika • 4h ago
TLDR: watch the fantastic and prescient movie enemy of the state, staring will smith to see why surveillance bad.
There are a tonne of reasons that are kinda just vibes based I guess but I'll give two actual real ones.
If you submit this data, it isn't going to china, it's going to palantir, a company extremely tied into the ultrafinancialised, ultradiscriminatory order that a lot of folk are trying to bring about in the westm as the NHS continues to privatise, do you want a company like that storing sensitive personal data about the quality of your heart when decisions are being made about whether or not it you're healthy enough to be worth treating?
As well, these kinds of big data, IoT, technologies, they are never as smart as their worshipers think they are, take for example that new automated license plate recognition system in the US, Flock Safety. It's intended to be a nationwide network of cameras that instantly recognise any numberplate registered as stolen and alert local officials. Two weeks ago, an automotive journalist in Minnesota got boxed in by 4 cop cars, lifted off the street, and interrogated about why he was driving a stolen car... All because a cop in California had made a typo a week earlier. Granted, now, the fella wasn't too hard doneby but a simple misclick on a keyboard could have ruined that man's life forever, something that would be impossible if the technology didn't exist to fuck up. an article written by the guy I'm talking about
Ultimately, when we allow surveillance to occur at this scale, we construct a culture that it works at all which snowballs into a culture where we have to act on this data which results in 16 year old, Abdulrahman al-Awlaki, getting explode from the sky for literally no reason what so ever...or if you want to get close to home, the hooded men.
r/Belfast • u/Vivid_Ad7008 • 4h ago
Surely tenancies don't have an end date anymore? Thought the new renters law meant you just give 2 months notice before you move out?