@FoxNews Does this include right of access to service data, manuals, wiring diagrams and the software needed to diagnose and repair faults? All of these things are necessary.
Next: right to repair personal electronic equipment and computers?
A glimmer of a good decision for a change?
@Mega_Gamer65@FoxNews Although they are cheaper than oem parts (original equipment manufacturer), lots of mechanics complain that aftermarket parts are often poor quality, fail early or don’t even work or fit in the first place. Take this example: https://t.co/YrwwPOQoCO
@LidlGB Mod90’s don’t have the pass logo: they’re not a civilian id. But anyone who has one has passed a certain level of security vetting.
Green king accept them: https://t.co/ttzCnprBNC
I’ll DM you with the store location.
@LidlGB Why don’t you accept UK military ID (Mod90) as ID for someone trying to buy alcohol? It has the soldier’s date of birth on it, and their photo. ???
@ashleymcnamara Assuming they weren’t over explaining because THEY didn’t understand it: not assuming prior expertise is forgivable. Mocking ‘you’re an engineer’ deserves a slap. But worrying about it is a you-problem. Plenty of people in this industry lack people skills without being malicious.
@_MARKSE @GCHQ What about:
Click "alt", copy the script into a .html file. Proof-read to make sure it's not malicious. Add <html> <body> & <script> tags. Double click and your favourite browser runs the script?
Oh and @GCHQ shame on you for key reuse :-)
Speak soon?