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S-a dat ordinul catre procuraturi si prefecturi de chemare la oaste in garnizoane pentru toti barbatii pana in 35 ani si rezervistii pana in 50 de ani. Veti apara burtile si averile politrucilor ?
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Aacusi incepe razboiul, ala real nu CS sau alta strategie pe PC, sa va vad atunci astia care nu ati facut nimik in viata reala
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Astia nu fac plata oIo
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1 hour ago, Anonim15 said:
Sunt listat in spitale de doi ani si nimic, in fine ma baieti 😅
scrie-mi in privat ce cauti, cunosc niste asociatii care te pot ajuta.
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cand vor lucra pt tara si pt popor voi merge sa lucrez pt ei dar atata timp cat lucreaza pt politruci corupti si ofera salariu de kkt zic pas
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Viata e nedreapta, Trebuia acum toti sa lucrati impreuna la silicon valley de romanika si sa produceti Feisbuci 2.0 made in RO iar pe urma sa va extindeti global, lumea e doritoare, profit iese dar sistemul te fute rau
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On 10/6/2021 at 10:48 PM, Nytro said:
E interesant ce se intampla, pacat ca nu prea sunt romani. De fapt e si evident: ai nostri o fac pe fata ca la ANAF sunt oamenii lor. No fucks given.
Corect !
S-a vandut pe bani buni rau, sa vedem cumparatorul daca va face public.
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Nu mai imi tin salariul pe card, cum intra cum l-am scos !
Apropo este si Mark Z cu Facebook implicat in pandora
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Pandora papers: biggest ever leak of offshore data exposes financial secrets of rich and powerful
The secret deals and hidden assets of some of the world’s richest and most powerful people have been revealed in the biggest trove of leaked offshore data in history.
Branded the Pandora papers, the cache includes 11.9m files from companies hired by wealthy clients to create offshore structures and trusts in tax havens such as Panama, Dubai, Monaco, Switzerland and the Cayman Islands.
They expose the secret offshore affairs of 35 world leaders, including current and former presidents, prime ministers and heads of state. They also shine a light on the secret finances of more than 300 other public officials such as government ministers, judges, mayors and military generals in more than 90 countries.
The files include disclosures about major donors to the Conservative party, raising difficult questions for Boris Johnson as his party meets for its annual conference.
More than 100 billionaires feature in the leaked data, as well as celebrities, rock stars and business leaders. Many use shell companies to hold luxury items such as property and yachts, as well as incognito bank accounts. There is even art ranging from looted Cambodian antiquities to paintings by Picasso and murals by Banksy.
The Pandora papers reveal the inner workings of what is a shadow financial world, providing a rare window into the hidden operations of a global offshore economy that enables some of the world’s richest people to hide their wealth and in some cases pay little or no tax.
What are the Pandora papers?
There are emails, memos, incorporation records, share certificates, compliance reports and complex diagrams showing labyrinthine corporate structures. Often, they allow the true owners of opaque shell companies to be identified for the first time.The files were leaked to the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ) in Washington. It shared access to the leaked data with select media partners including the Guardian, BBC Panorama, Le Monde and the Washington Post. More than 600 journalists have sifted through the files as part of a massive global investigation.
The Pandora papers represent the latest – and largest in terms of data volume – in a series of major leaks of financial data that have convulsed the offshore world since 2013.
Setting up or benefiting from offshore entities is not itself illegal, and in some cases people may have legitimate reasons, such as security, for doing so. But the secrecy offered by tax havens has at times proven attractive to tax evaders, fraudsters and money launderers, some of whom are exposed in the files.
Other wealthy individuals and companies stash their assets offshore to avoid paying tax elsewhere, a legal activity estimated to cost governments billions in lost revenues.
After more than 18 months analysing the data in the public interest, the Guardian and other media outlets will publish their findings over the coming days, beginning with revelations about the offshore financial affairs of some of the most powerful political leaders in the world.
They include the ruler of Jordan, King Abdullah II, who, leaked documents reveal, has amassed a secret $100m property empire spanning Malibu, Washington and London. The king declined to answer specific questions but said there would be nothing improper about him owning properties via offshore companies. Jordan appeared to have blocked the ICIJ website on Sunday, hours before the Pandora papers launched.
The files also show that Azerbaijan’s ruling Aliyev family has traded close to £400m of UK property in recent years. One of their properties was sold to the Queen’s crown estate, which is now looking into how it came to pay £67m to a company that operated as a front for the family that runs a country routinely accused of corruption. The Aliyevs declined to comment.
The Pandora papers also threaten to cause political upsets for two European Union leaders. The prime minister of the Czech republic, Andrej Babiš, who is up for election this week, is facing questions over why he used an offshore investment company to acquire a $22m chateau in the south of France. He too declined to comment.
And in Cyprus, itself a controversial offshore centre, the president, Nicos Anastasiades, may be asked to explain why a law firm he founded was accused of hiding the assets of a controversial Russian billionaire behind fake company owners. The firm denies any wrongdoing, while the Cypriot president says he ceased having an active role in its affairs after becoming leader of the opposition in 1997.
Not everyone named in the Pandora papers is accused of wrongdoing. The leaked files reveals that Tony and Cherie Blair saved £312,000 in property taxes when they purchased a London building partially owned by the family of a prominent Bahraini minister.
The former prime minister and his wife bought the £6.5m office in Marylebone by acquiring a British Virgin Islands (BVI) offshore company. While the move was not illegal, and there is no evidence the Blairs proactively sought to avoid property taxes, the deal highlights a loophole that has enabled wealthy property owners not to pay a tax that is commonplace for ordinary Britons.
The leaked records vividly illustrate the central coordinating role London plays in the murky offshore world. The UK capital is home to wealth managers, law firms, company formation agents and accountants. All exist to serve their ultra-rich clients. Many are foreign-born tycoons who enjoy “non-domicile” status, which means they pay no tax on their overseas assets.
Ukraine’s president, Volodymyr Zelenskiy, who was elected in 2019 on a pledge to clean up his country’s notoriously corrupt and oligarch-influenced economy, is also named in the leak. During the campaign, Zelenskiy transferred his 25% stake in an offshore company to a close friend who now works as the president’s top adviser, the files suggest. Zelenskiy declined to comment and it is unclear if he remains a beneficiary.
The Russian president, Vladimir Putin, whom the US suspects of having a secret fortune, does not appear in the files by name. But numerous close associates do, including his best friend from childhood – the late Petr Kolbin – whom critics have called a “wallet” for Putin’s own wealth, and a woman the Russian leader was allegedly once romantically involved with. None responded to invitations to comment.
The Pandora papers also place a revealing spotlight on the offshore system itself. In a development likely to prove embarrassing for the US president, Joe Biden, who has pledged to lead efforts internationally to bring transparency to the global financial system, the US emerges from the leak as a leading tax haven. The files suggest the state of South Dakota, in particular, is sheltering billions of dollars in wealth linked to individuals previously accused of serious financial crimes.
The offshore trail also stretches from Africa to Latin America to Asia, and is likely to pose difficult questions for politicians across the world. In Pakistan, Moonis Elahi, a prominent minister in prime minister Imran Khan’s government, contacted an offshore provider in Singapore about investing $33.7m.
In Kenya, the president, Uhuru Kenyatta, has portrayed himself as an enemy of corruption. In 2018, Kenyatta told the BBC: “Every public servant’s assets must be declared publicly so that people can question and ask: what is legitimate?”
He will come under pressure to explain why he and his close relatives amassed more than $30m of offshore wealth, including property in London. Kenyatta did not respond to enquiries about whether his family wealth was declared to relevant authorities in Kenya.
The Pandora papers also reveal some of the unseen repercussions of previous offshore leaks, which spurred modest reforms in some parts of the world, such as the BVI, which now keeps a record of the real owners of companies registered there. However, the newly leaked data shows money shifting around offshore destinations, as wealthy clients and their advisers adjust to new realities.
Some clients of Mossack Fonseca, the now defunct law firm at the heart of the 2016 Panama papers disclosures, simply transferred their companies to rival providers such as another global trust and corporate administrator with a major office in London, whose data is in the new trove of leaked files.
Asked why he was migrating the new company, one customer wrote bluntly: “Business decision to exit following the Panama papers.” Another agent said the industry had always “adapted” to external pressure.
Some leaked files appear to show some in the industry seeking to circumvent new privacy regulations. One Swiss lawyer refused to email the names of his high-value customers to a service provider in the BVI, following new legislation. Instead, he sent them by airmail, with strict instructions they should not be processed in any “electronic way”. The identity of another beneficial owner was shared via WhatsApp.
“The purpose of this way to proceed is to enable you to comply with BVI rules,” the lawyer wrote. Referring to Mossack Fonseca, the lawyer added: “You are obliged to keep secrecy for our clients and to not make feasible at all a second ‘Panama papers’ story that happened to one of your competitors.”
Gerard Ryle, the director of the ICIJ, said leading politicians who organised their finances in tax havens had a stake in the status quo, and were likely to be an obstacle to reform of the offshore economy. “When you have world leaders, when you have politicians, when you have public officials, all using the secrecy and all using this world, then I don’t think we’re going to see an end to it.”
He expected the Pandora papers to have a greater impact than previous leaks, not least because they were arriving in the middle of a pandemic that had exacerbated inequalities and forced governments to borrow unprecedented amounts to be shouldered by ordinary taxpayers. “This is the Panama papers on steroids,” Ryle said. “It’s broader, richer and has more detail.”
At least $11.3tn in wealth is held offshore, according to a 2020 study by the Paris-based Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD). “This is money that is being lost to treasuries around the world and money that could be used to recover from Covid,” Ryle said. “We’re losing out because some people are gaining. It’s as simple as that. It’s a very simple transaction that’s going on.
The Pandora papers reveal the inner workings of what is a shadow financial world, providing a rare window into the hidden operations of a global offshore economy. Illustration: Guardian DesignMillions of documents reveal offshore deals and assets of more than 100 billionaires, 30 world leaders and 300 public officials
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voi iesi sa protestez saptamanal muie politrucilor
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Am o mica pagina pe care vand din cand in cand scripturi, pluginuri, programele scrise de mine sau modate cu plata in crypto si m-am saturat sa astept luni intregi pana cand procesatorii de plati imi dau liber la withdraw, m-am saturat sa tot trec prin KYC etc.
Ce imi trebuie sa imi fac eu un procesator de plati in BTC? Ce requirements sa aiba serverul ce OS, ce trebuie sa instalez si daca exista un tutorial care sa functioneze adica testat.
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8 hours ago, gigiRoman said:
Iti dai seama ca doamna respectiva mentionata de Che are toate resursele necesare sa ii descopere ipul si apoi identitatea?
Bun, o luam altcumva. Cumpar un telefon sau laptop de pe olx si rog pe vanzator sa imi lase cartela sim cu care imi face proba, ma asigur dinainte daca are o cartela sa imi faca proba. Ma asigur ca nu sunt camere si inchei tranzactia si la 5 minute public sau trimit de pe dispozitivul achizitionat materialul dupa care arunc telefonul sau laptopul. Daca nu sunt camere identificare zero.
ps nu luati in seama ce am scris mai sus am scris in graba fara sa gandesc. raman loguri telefonice sau pe olx...bulau curat
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On 9/12/2021 at 3:25 PM, Che said:
Daca formulezi totul sub forma unei intrebari inseamna ca si continutul ar trebui sa fie sub semnul intrebarii. Eu as vrea la modul concret, X a facut Y si uite asa si asa si asa ca altfel este privita situatia decat atunci cand spui ca oare X a facut Y dar oare a facut si Z si oare a facut si W s.a.m.d. multi nu se mai obosesc sa citeasca balarii de genul asta.
Degeaba publici daca nu este solida sursa initiala, ti-o blocheaza si dispar distribuirile. La fel si daca o dai unui trust de presa sau bloger.
Intra pe Telegram pe grupul de Freelancer Rusia si plateste un rusnac cu 20$ in BTC sa-l publice pe un blog sau forum .ru, foloseste chat criptat si gata ai rezolvat. Merge si din India Pakistan nu neaparat Rusia...
Si pe urma da-ne linkul sa ne distram
Bafta.
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9 hours ago, tjt said:
In urmatorii ani o sa explodeze cererea de cyber-security engineers.
Da dar nu in Romania !
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10 hours ago, gigiRoman said:
Daca telefonul e pe reteaua celulara nu poti ajunge cu pachete de retea in el. E in spatele ipului public al furnizorului de telefonie mobila. Ca sa il poti face server trebuie sa faci un mecanism prin care el (telefonul)sa fie client al unui server cu ip public si de acolo sa fie rutate pachetele catre telefon... o basina.
12 hours ago, Che said:Adica tu vrei sa faci un server din telefon? Crezi ca face fata? Nu pica instantaneu de la doar cateva vizite simultane?
1. nu pica asa usor tinand cont de performantele actuale care pot depasi serverele cu 512 mb ram si cpu single core. doar nu te apuci sa faci server de cs go... merge exact ca pe o conexiune modem...perfect pentru o pagina onion sau un blog.
2. am scris acolo ca trebuie "rutat" nu am sa dau detalii cum am facut doar atat ca folosesc un serviciu dns si o aplicatie instalata pe tel.
3. riscul nu este sa gaseasca tel ci este sa nu iti blocheze rutarea...
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telefon android alimentat prin panou solar si amplasat undeva in nowhere in camp pe un stalp sau copac sau ingropat in ceva etans la baza si antena sus. Sim lyca, neo, etc., incarcat de la un automat cu cash sau btc. De preferat dual sim pt orice event. Pe android pui TeamViewer si terminal full access plus xampp, lampp, nginx etc., si un self killer. inchizi localizarea gps sau o pui fake rutezi domeniul pe urma si gata. Iti va trebui reboot la tel la cateva zile deoarece se va bloca intepeni din cand in cand si va vace si condens de la variatile termice sper sa gasesti solutii aici, eu am patit-o cu un 8 edge care are senzor de "moisture detected" si blocheaza tot. ecran inchis pentru baterie lunga etc...eu l-am avut intr-o cutie ecranata cu folie Al si i-am tras fir de la antena afara.
p.s nu-ti uita agenda pe tel :)
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17 minutes ago, Nytro said:
Nu stiu daca ai ce face, nici probleme nu cred ca poti avea, poate doar ceva stres de la acele spam-uri.
Numerele de telefon sunt ca adresele IPv4: epuiazate. Se recicleaza si cam asta e rezultatul. Ca sa scapi probabil trebuie raspuns pe rand celor care te suna sau de la care primesti SMS ca sa te scoata (pe motive de GDPR
) din baza lor de date (sau din telefon).
Am nr de cateva luni l-am si incarcat in fiecare luna dar nu il pot folosi asa, nu pot nici sa imi reactualizez datele. Sa cumpar altul? Daca nimeresc unul la fel, este ca ruleta ruseasca
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Recent am cumpărat o cartela prepay cu număr și opțiune la oferta, pachetul mov ca sa nu dau numele companiei, și am avut surpriza sa observ ca pe acel număr erau conturi deja existente și active mai pe toate platformele de comunicare electronica, social media și alte aplicații web iar pe deasupra mai primesc și sms-uri de la diverse companii și instituții in numele fostului beneficiar al cartelei cu numărul respectiv. Cu alte cuvinte și fără sa vreau îmi sunt furnizate date personale GDPR ale fostului proprietar. Pot avea probleme? Ce părere aveți și ce pot sa fac in legătura cu aceasta practica ale companiilor telecom?
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4 hours ago, LLegoLLaS said:
Long story short:
Am nevoie de un PCB care a fi legat la 14volti si care are pe el un step-down pentru alimentarea unui PIC (PIC16 sau PIC18) + LIS3DH (accelerometru)
Pentru detalii, pe privat sau discord;
Am nevoie de proiect complet, gerber etc.mare vrajeala, pt ce sa platesti? daca este doar accelerometru simplu iti fac eu cablajul si-ti trimit salvarea dar banui ca mai este ceva nespecificat... trimite-mi pm cu detalii.
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Am avut prieteni care au fost nevoiti sa plece si nu prea erau fatalai adica genul cu, care nu ai vrea sa ai de a facei
Au plecat si persoane care nu mai aveau nici o legatura aici.
"Sistemul" te ajunge pana la urma daca faci greseli si atunci trebuie sa pleci.
Nu cunosc pe nimeni care sa fi plecat ca e mai frumos in afara.
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nu are lumea bani ca sa iasa...
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8 hours ago, Che said:
Da? Si ce faci ca sa nu-ti mai vina gazul mai mult? Cum te opui tu personal? Iesi in strada? Si? Ce rezolvi cu iesitul in strada? S-a rezolvat ceva vreodata cu iesitul in strada? Vinovatii din 11 august au fost vreodata trasi la raspundere? S-a facut vreodata ceva? Ce? Daca la iarna te vor pune astia sa platesti gazul nu dublu ci triplu ce faci concret? Ce faci daca iti vine si de zece ori mai mult? Faci ceva? Ce faci? Stiu, economie, asta faci dar concret nimeni nu va face nimic niciodata. Nu ma intelege gresit, nu sunt rautacios in nici un fel doar ca vreau sa-ti arat ca sunteti multi care vreti sa luptati impotriva sistemului dar intotdeauna veti ajunge la concluzia ca sunteti doar niste idealisti, niste visatori. Si nu e nimic rau in asta doar ca nu se aplica si in viata reala. In viata reala nu te poti bate cu sistemul.
Si cum i-a rasplatit totusi pe cei care s-au batut cu sistemul poporul roman?
Pai sa vedem... pe Mihai Viteazul l-au tradat si decapitat, pe Cuza l-au fortat sa abdice, pe oricine vrei tu care a vrut sa faca ceva bun sau a facut ceva bun poporul roman l-a belit drept rasplata ca apoi sa poata plange dupa el ca era bun.
Pe premiza asta ca mai bine nu fac nimic ca oricum nu are rost nu se va rezolva nimic.Eu cred ca suntem destepti si capabili dar ai dreptate cineva de unul singur nu are viziune, find someone to talk with.
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8 hours ago, Che said:
@LinkAggregation De curiozitate, tu in ce tara traiesti acum? Ai de gand sa pleci? De ce nu ai plecat pana acum si ce ai de gand sa faci ca e clar ca daca iesi la vot si de 10.000 de ori tot nu se va schimba nimic?
Nu e vorba de ce nu pleci... e vorba de ce nu faci ceva ca sa poti ramane aici sau macar urmasii tai sa ramana aici. Organizatiile acestea de crima organizata care s enumesc "politicieni" si locotenentii lor din "aparatul de stat" chiar asta asteapta sa te fure si pe urma sa pleci cat mai departe. Oricarui hot ii convine ca pagubitul sa renunte si sa plece. Sa vedeti cat va vor veni facturile la curent si gaz
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