So, did I miss all the shouting and complaining, or am I the only one who cares about @SharePoint and @onedrive changing the sharing model to one that fills up your Entra tenant with random external accounts every time your users want to share something? Because I don't like it.
So now, the only way our staff can share with external people... is to use the far less secure "Anyone with link" option instead. SharePoint is now essentially dead to us as a way to actually share because of this. It was such an incredibly poor decision to make this change.
Hey politicians, you want to know a great way to "turn down the temperature" in society? No, it's not naking the AFP crack down on social media posts, and it's not about new censorship laws disguised as duty of care either. It's your own behaviour that actually needs to change...
And it's insulting to the constituents you were elected to represent. You bunch of arrogant, entitled, overpaid, condescending, corrupt, shitbags, do your fucking job and work to make our country better. Learn to compromise for the good of the country instead of squabbling...
I really hate when politicians, who are already in government, tell the voting public about all the things they'll fix if they get ejected again. Excuse me, you're in government now, just make the changes now. This kind of BS tactic, essentially blackmailing the public, is gross.
Firearms are not toys. Firearms, even if unloaded, with magazine removed and chamber flag inserted, still need to be handled safely. Nobody should be given a gun, even a "made safe" one, without going over the four safety rules and checking they are understood and in practice.
Replying to @IntronDepot @PeteBritish
It is, in these scenarios, the responsibility of the "professional fire arms officer" to ensure the person they are giving the firearm to knowns how to hold it, where to point it, and to keep their finger off the trigger. Especially for a PR photo for social media. C'mon.
The recent debate concerning a certain UK police PR image featuring someone holding a firearm is troubling. The individual in the picture is definitely not practicing safe firearm handling, with the barrel not pointed in a safe direction, AND with a finger on the trigger...
That someone would be posing with a firearm, breaking at least a couple of these rules, is problematic. That nobody noticed this, not even the person taking the photo, nor reviewing the photo for release knew about (or didn't care about) firearm safety is shocking...

