This is the way.
I have my personal laptop and monitor set up next to my work-supplied, work-only laptop and monitor. So best of both worlds. Granted I have a massive desk here at home.
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This is the way.
I have the same setup. I rarely do anything personal on the work laptop. Occasionally I might have to log into social media to find a work-related link.I have my personal laptop and monitor set up next to my work-supplied, work-only laptop and monitor. So best of both worlds. Granted I have a massive desk here at home.
Wouldn't more mess about on the internet, as a whole, than their personal email?This is the way.
Aye but if your policy says don’t use cloud storage/web mail as there’s a risk of data loss and you’re flouting FOI then it makes sense to block those services.Wouldn't more mess about on the internet, as a whole, than their personal email?
Gotcha.Aye but if your policy says don’t use cloud storage/web mail as there’s a risk of data loss and you’re flouting FOI then it makes sense to block those services.
Just stepped outside for some air, walked up the road at 3.30 ish, and it's bumper to bumper, stationary, as far as you can see in both directions.
Out of interest I walked a couple of blocks to see who's in the cars. There were about 4? that had more than one person in them. A sizable number of people were on their phones, which, considering they weren't moving... ok.
It's like this every weekday it seems. But blocks and blocks of cars, moved about 30 meters by the time I'd strolled up and back, virtually ALL with only the driver.
I'd ding the ever loving fuck out of them. Commuting in and out of dublin by car can fuck off, unless there's some extenuating circumstances. If you want to take the piss like this, you pay serious cash.
I share my bins with maybe 20 other people. They're always overfilled.I just don't want people in 'the shop' actually seeing how many cans I can accumulate
Just leave the cans outside in a bag for the homeless
They'll do all the hard work for you
I really don't care what anyone doesThat's not really the point though is it?
I already donate money to homeless charities. We are being charged extra on cans and bottles to pay for the recycling machines we don't really need.
It's fucking stupid and typical of the Irish government
It's fucking stupid and typical of the Irish government
I really don't care what anyone does
But a society that cares about recycling needs to incentivise it
The old system wasn't working. I've done enough neighbourhood cleanups to tell you that Ballybough was fecking lousy with cans.
The Brits and the Germans and the Americans all do some version of this deposit scheme afaik (unless I've been lied to by media)
I understand it's a hassle for you. And I'm sorry this is the case.
I dunno what else is workable though. I'm kinda happy they brought this in overall, even if it causes some inconvenience.
I'm sure in good time there'll be scouting associations and you-name-it offering to pick up our cans and bottles, and we'll get to help out in multiple ways. Not that this is a remedy for you personally.
It's actually because people are stupid.
People are barely capable of sorting recycling already and despite decades of pictures of sea turtles with bottle caps up thier holes are unable to deduce that buying over 1 million plastic bottles a week in a country that doesn't actually produce any petrolchemical at all is a bad idea, even when a large % of the same drinks are available in non plastic versions, so it comes to the point that people are so fucking thick that the govt have to do something about it or there wont be water available on earth for a few centuries that doesn't have plastic in it. A TD from the west nearly was chased out of his villiage for suggesting people wouldn't buy a brand new coffee cup/lid every day of the week a few years ago, he had to spend two days on the radio walking it back.
What actually needs to be done is to ban packaging that isn't plain unglossed paper, glass or aluminum entirely but then you have to take on the oil industry which likes to yeet prices up any time anyone wants to talk to them, or wipe out a country.
I think people are on the whole, less likely to discard things of actual valueDo you think the extra charges on cans and bottles is going to stop dickheads littering?
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