I guess I will give another warning and or maybe two or three more: I owe it to the Russians that I love so dearly…
Now the Russian Government has wised up…
The Russian Foreign Ministry has issued a warning about what it describes as a “hunt on our citizens,” urging travelers to be cautious. The message follows the detention of a Russian citizen by the FBI in Saipan. Russians should take every precaution when traveling abroad and ensure there’s nothing in their records that might interest the US, the Foreign Ministry warned after the 39-year-old citizen was arrested.
Source: Russians traveling in Europe, America and lap doggy Asian countries (Japan) wake up or you will find yourself on the receiving end of a raw deal. The experiment is starting now, actually several years ago and as they realize that western people are not going to care if Russians are rounded up, then they will round them up…
Wake up people and in this case: Wake up Russians!
WtR
HELSINKI – The Finnish Consumer Disputes Board (CDB) has ordered Microsoft to compensate a Finnish man for unauthorized installation of Windows 10, local media reported on Saturday. In a decision reported by national broadcaster Yle on Saturday, the installation of Windows 10 had started when a computer owner was working with his computer in March 2016. Microsoft had not asked for permission and the person had not given an authorization. Following the installation, the computer started giving “at fault” messages. The board concluded that Microsoft had no right to install Windows 10 without permission. There was a mistake in the installation and that created a duty for Microsoft to compensate, it said. In its response Microsoft held the view that the man had obtained required help from its free customer support. Microsoft stated that it was not responsible for programs the computer owner had installed on his own for remote surveillance of an object. Noting that Microsoft did not deny that the new operating system could be installed without permission, the CDB stated that Microsoft did not deny the connection between the fault and the damage it cause. The board then decided that Microsoft must reimburse 1,100 euros ($1,253) worth of spare parts and maintenance and travel costs. The board dismissed the owner’s claims for lost work time, as it had not been specified in the complaint. The CDB members are appointed by the Ministry of Justice. Although the board decisions cannot be enforced through coercive measures, 80 percent of companies fined comply with its decisions.
Svetochka’s mother knows how to find me the best socks. The socks she bought me for New Year are my favorite, rabbit fur and they are so warm. The price as you see is 80 rubles and that is a very good price for such quality of socks..
