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Jokes Etc › Re: The Biggest Irony On The Internet by CaseSensitive(m): 1:13pm On Aug 28
TheStoriesOfMan:
I pray they make CAPTCHA easy.

How many fingers do you have on your right hand? Five or 5
You pray they make CAPTCHA easy?

BOT IDENTIFIED! 🚨🚨🚨
Jokes Etc › Re: The Biggest Irony On The Internet by CaseSensitive(m): 1:00pm On Aug 28
TheStoriesOfMan:
The problem that a machine gets by not identifying human traffic from bot traffic is so complicated that it will take more than a thread to explain this phenomenon.

Apart from MITM attacks, it is getting funny that cloudflare and Google can't still get this right.
I totally agree, even CAPTCHA has its limitation and can only do so much. Advanced bots with coconut head nowadays simulates CAPTCHA behaviours.

Cybersecurity has and always will be a constant game of cat and mouse.
Crime › Re: What UK Law Says About Poco Lee’s Charges And The Exact Prison Term by CaseSensitive(m):
Poco Lee should've known better. A babe that your entourage or your trusted homie didn't arrange for you should be a no no in the UK because a random babe can quickly change it for you even after both of you enjoyed the coochie and willy meet and greet. Next thing you know, you're cooling off in a cell. Seen it so many times.

Regardless though, either she's a known or random babe, do NEVER force your way or even attempt to coerce. If a girl tells you to stop, please STOP! It's not worth it.
Jokes Etc › Re: The Biggest Irony On The Internet by CaseSensitive(m): 12:31pm On Aug 28
No website wants to get DOS attack, so yes you may actually be another computer trying to infiltrate so a computer needs to confirm you are human.
Science/Technology › Re: Why Aren't There So Many Stars In The Sky Anymore? by CaseSensitive(m):
Oh there are stars in the sky, sextillions of them. CO2 emission is not letting you see them. Go to remote areas like the rural parts of the Middle-Belt or the northern grassland where there are no vehicles emitting fumes, or people setting things on fire then you will see them again in their majestic glory.

At least you can see and feel the sun, that's one star out of many - the only star closest to us which is the ultimate engine of life on this incredibly tiny planet.

Fun Fact: Almost a million of our very own earth can fit inside the sun and the sun is just one star out of hundreds of billions in our Milky Way galaxy alone and there's roughly 200 billion to 2 trillion galaxies in the observable universe. There are more stars in the universe than there are grains of sand on all of earth's beaches combined. Oh and there are some other stars so big that they make our sun look like a tiny spec of dust.

Chilling Fact: Like all stars, our sun will eventually run out of fuel and die, and that's the end of planet earth.

The universe is unimaginable!
Politics › Re: US To Withdraw Troops From Nigeria After Counterterrorism Mission by CaseSensitive(m): 10:58am On Aug 28
"Counter-terrorism mission" Ok
Foreign Affairs › Re: Power Shortages Halt Production At Two Major Iranian Petrochemical Firms by CaseSensitive(m): 8:27pm On Aug 27
BornofGod108:
https://iranintl.com/en/202608261939
Says "Iran International" Mo55ad's mouth piece.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Car Explosion In St. Petersburg Kills Russian Military Officer(photos) by CaseSensitive(m): 3:13pm On Aug 27
Zelensky will pay and he knows it. Gonna be one long winter for them.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran War: Netanyahu Says No Diplomatic Deal Possible With Iran ‘savages’ by CaseSensitive(m): 3:10pm On Aug 27
Regime change didn't work I guess? Between Iran and Netanyahu, I know which one is a savage and it's certainly not Iran.
Nairaland General › Re: Tragedy At Brazil Zoo: 19-year-old Dies After Entering Lioness Enclosure(video) by CaseSensitive(m): 3:06pm On Aug 27
Guy may be mentally unstable. No sane person would volunteer to be an afternoon meal for a ferocious cat.
Politics › Re: Atiku's Fuel Subsidy Proposal May Scare Investors, IMPI Warns by CaseSensitive(m): 8:46pm On Aug 26
SixSeven:
Foreign Investor Obsession

I get tired of this trope of making it look like foreign investors are more important than local investors, local residents or local citizens. It is a phantom idea that money will come from outside as if those people coming from outside your country care about you. What are you in government for? Foreign investors or local residents?

Nigerian administrations frequently engage in costly international investment summits and globe-trotting missions to woo foreign capital but these jamboree rarely yield any noticeable changes to the people. Government officials will mistake short-term, speculative foreign portfolio investments, which can be pulled out at the first sign of any crisis for sustainable, long-term capital that builds factories and creates local employment. They end up shortchanged. The foreign investors are like patrons of the red light district. They just want to have fun for the night and wake up in the day with their wives. We don't think about building the capacity for local investors and making it easier for real Nigerians to do the building, we want the so-called foreigner. Wake up Soni, no one is coming to save you.
Thank you! And I think globalisation has reinforced this mentality that development must come from somewhere outside us.

Foreign investment is useful, but it shouldn't substitute for building the capacity of Nigerians to invest, build and create businesses here. We seem more interested in convincing foreigners to believe in Nigeria than creating an environment where Nigerians can believe in and invest in their own country.

Globalisation hasn't necessarily translated into meaningful prosperity for the average Nigerian because we remain largely consumers and recipients rather than producers and owners.

Like you said, foreign investors will come when there is money to be made, and leave when the conditions change. That's business, I guess that's how Nigeria was set up to operate initially anyway. Government’s primary responsibility shouldn't be to foreign investors; it should be to the people of Nigeria.
Travel › Re: I Love Being A Foreigner In Nigeria - Pakistani Man Who Speaks Pidgin by CaseSensitive(m): 3:10pm On Aug 26
Artiiclebeast:
Our people have worshipped him to heaven and back with words like "Master". You don't even want to imagine the array of our women he accesses every day with ease.
Every light skinned foreigner is "Oyinbo" to us. Even Khaled from Libya is "Oyinbo". Don't blame our girls jor.
Celebrities › Re: Ogogo’s Daughter Kira Welcomes Baby Boy 2 Days After Father’s Burial by CaseSensitive(m): 3:01pm On Aug 26
SixSeven:
Mehn we are all guilty, these guys did a dirty one on us. In the next few years, you won't be able to know an African name anymore because it's either Arabic or European sounding. Lost identity lipsrsealed


https://www.tiktok.com/video/7203429989751049477


For some weird reason I am remembering Sade


https://www.tiktok.com/video/7533359683109784862


https://www.tiktok.com/video/7384833270912961825
The Europeans certainly did a number on our psyche but it's now left to us to decolonise intentionally. I get what you mean by "We are all guilty". Nigerian parents nowadays want to give their kids European and Biblical names to sound elite even when there's nothing that screams "elite" in their economic class or their day to day lives.

I have someone like Sade Adu in my immediate family (in terms of mixed ancestry). She bears her Nigerian name (given first name) with pride, she may even pick a fight if you pronounce it incorrectly and she actually has never stepped foot on Nigerian soil before. Her parents made sure colonial hangover doesn't linger.
Celebrities › Re: Ogogo’s Daughter Kira Welcomes Baby Boy 2 Days After Father’s Burial by CaseSensitive(m): 1:37pm On Aug 26
SixSeven:
This is why names have a purpose but today people are looking for Jaden, Jayden and nonsense names that don't have any root in our culture or people but for survival as slaves to the West. Who knows? If Chinese dominate the world tomorrow, are we all going to be giving children Zhang, Xu and Lee? 🤡

https://www.tiktok.com/video/7580287102248586519



The Yoruba people hold a deep philosophical belief in the cyclical nature of life and ancestral reincarnation (Atunwa or Yipada). When a prominent male ancestor-most commonly a paternal grandfather, great-grandfather, or occasionally a father-passes away, the first male child born into the family shortly after is seen as the physical or spiritual return of that patriarch. The child is not viewed as a completely "fresh" beginning, but rather as a continuation of the family's existing lineage and ancestral spirit.

In Yoruba tradition, names are deeply tied to the context of a household at the time of delivery-captured in the famous maxim, "llé là ń wò kí á tó sọ omo l'órúko" ("We consider the state of the household before naming the child"wink. Babatunde falls under the category of situational or historical names. It serves as a living archive, pinpointing exactly when the child was born relative to a major family transition (the loss of an elder).

Naming a child Babatunde is a high form of respect to the deceased elder. It ensures that the patriarch's name, impact, and presence are not forgotten by the household. It is believed that the child will grow up to inherit the wisdom, character, and responsibilities of the ancestor they embody.

What story does your name tell?

https://www.tiktok.com/video/7675346106909265185


https://www.tiktok.com/video/7542918656326372631
You've just got to laugh bro. "Jayden Ogunmakinde" gang grin Like Jayden and Ogunmakinde in the same name composition, like from where to where? Elite names and all that. Anyway...to each their own.
Forum Games › Re: IQ Test (Photo) by CaseSensitive(m): 12:32pm On Aug 26
This passes as an "IQ Test"? SMH
Celebrities › Re: Dolly Parton Dies Aged 80 by CaseSensitive(m): 8:33pm On Aug 25
What a life she lived! Rest on legend
Travel › Re: Canada Opens Recruitment For Health, Social Services And Other Skilled Workers — by CaseSensitive(m): 7:40pm On Aug 25
Good luck with Canada. The entire western world actually.
Politics › Re: US Trains Nigerian Soldiers In Drone Technology In Bauchi by CaseSensitive(m): 6:21pm On Aug 25
As long as the drones don't end up in the hands of the Boko boys.

Oh wait...
Foreign Affairs › Re: Strait Of Hormuz Ship Traffic Drops To A Single Vessel on Monday by CaseSensitive(m): 11:30am On Aug 25
Can't be true. Didn't 40 tankers pass through the strait on Friday?
Politics › Re: We Need To Get Sanctioned ASAP - David Hundeyin by CaseSensitive(m): 10:55am On Aug 25
nairalanda1:
NIgeria is badly run, and North Korea is a badly run hellhole.

Both can be true at the same time, son.
Yh, pot and kettle and all that.
Politics › Re: We Need To Get Sanctioned ASAP - David Hundeyin by CaseSensitive(m): 10:09am On Aug 25
nairalanda1:
North Korea is a broke nation that did not invent anything of significance.

Just because a nation says anti-imperalistic things does not equal being well run. It's a poorly run hellhole.
Their invention works for them and that's the whole point. If North Korea is a poorly run hellhole? What does that make Nigeria? A shithole - as rightfully said by Trump. What does it make you, a Nigerian calling North Korea a hell hole? A lot of you really think you're American but you're not.

A bird born in a cage will think flying is an illness.
Politics › Re: We Need To Get Sanctioned ASAP - David Hundeyin by CaseSensitive(m):
nairalanda1:
North Korea is a broke nation that for many years was propped up by subsidies from the wider communist world , and nowadays from China.

South Korea is far more advanced than they are. Even without us intervention.
"North Korea is a broke nation" We're not measuring North Korea's nominal GDP against any metric here or are we? Despite being 'broke', Did they invent or not?

"It was propped up by the 'wider communist world'". Did they invent or not? Despite being 'propped up'

"South Korea is far more advanced than they are. Even without US intervention". As a matter of fact actually, South Korea would likely not exist today without US intervention in 1950 but regardless, that's beside my point - no where in my comment compared the most advanced between the two countries in the Korean peninsula. Did they invent or not?

Read my comment again. Their inventions despite sanctions, was my argument, stick to that instead of unnecessary digression to history lessons no one asked for.
Politics › Re: We Need To Get Sanctioned ASAP - David Hundeyin by CaseSensitive(m): 7:35pm On Aug 24
Kobojunkie:
So, the North Korean invented literally nothing then? 😒😒😒
And your argument is? We're not in a WhatsApp group mate
Politics › Re: We Need To Get Sanctioned ASAP - David Hundeyin by CaseSensitive(m): 7:24pm On Aug 24
Kobojunkie:
Like? I am truly curious to know what North Korea invented here and after how long under sanctions? 😒😒
Well not sure of timelines but over several eras they innovated alternative material science, military and industrial hardware, their own proprietary operating system, yes their Operating System is based off the back of linux but it's still an invention, they built their own multimedia tech ecosystems, all under western sanctions.
Politics › Re: We Need To Get Sanctioned ASAP - David Hundeyin by CaseSensitive(m): 7:06pm On Aug 24
jmoore:
Dude is a clown. Nigeria is not importing electricity. There are no sanctions against Nigeria importing electricity but Nigeria is still struggling with 5,000 plus megawatts for a population of 180 million.
North Korea invented several notable technologies under sanction, so did Russia, so did Iran. Electricity for sure is a bottleneck but hey, is electricity itself not an invention?
Politics › Re: We Need To Get Sanctioned ASAP - David Hundeyin by CaseSensitive(m): 6:54pm On Aug 24
A wise man once said - "Necessity is the mother of invention"
Foreign Affairs › Re: Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Pakistan Invited Iran To Join Mecca Defense Pact by CaseSensitive(m): 11:26am On Aug 24
Dadzynomolara:
OGA America wan used Saudi Arabia trap Iran but kole work.
This is something I've thought of too. Türkiye is a NATO member, Saudi Arabia is American ally, Pakistan is America's stooge to some extent. The war is not going as planned for Trump so why not get the stooges to form a "Defence Pact" and invite Iran.
Crime › Re: 101-Year-Old Great-Grandma Arrested For Selling Drugs by CaseSensitive(m): 9:48pm On Aug 23
Roger3D:
She has been released but why even consider that? She's just an old criminal
You lack empathy, emotional intelligence and humanity at young age. If you're lucky enough to live up to her age, the cognitive issues that you will undoubtedly suffer from, will be worse than that of the woman. It's already evident.
Crime › Re: 101-Year-Old Great-Grandma Arrested For Selling Drugs by CaseSensitive(m): 8:25pm On Aug 23
Release that old lady for God's sake! She's vulnerable, arrest the people supplying her drugs to sell.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Ukraine's Zelensky Rejects Elections, Says It Would Split Ukraine (Photos) by CaseSensitive(m):
donleo92:
The president is kinda right!!!

It would end up splitting the country...

Because, people would have to start fighting or lobbying for their own candidate.
By the time President Putin finish with Ukraine, there'll be nothing left of it. Of course the people and whatever remains of the land will be there but it will essentially be a zombie nation with no functioning government, so it won't end up splitting the country, the country is already split -even worse than split, thanks to Zelensky.

The only 'lobbying' that could happen will be between the candidate of the people of Ukraine who genuinely want the war to stop and reach an agreement with Moscow or the candidate of US/EU/UK just like Zelensky, but of course the latter is going to end up as Zelensky 2.0 no matter what.
Foreign Affairs › Re: U.S Debt Hits $40 Trillion, Smashes Previous Record (Photos) by CaseSensitive(m): 8:49pm On Aug 20
Tareq1105:
Trump may devalue the dollar 💰
He may devalue the dollar? He's already doing that consistently and deliberately. Remember when he jokingly said the dollar is too strong? Obviously that will cause international traders to sell off greenback. He also lambasted the Federal Reserve for keeping interest rates high, pressuring them to slash rates to lower borrowing costs and suppress the dollar.

His aggressive tariffs and trade policies too are deliberate in my opinion because investors will pull back from US equities which would in turn weaken the dollar. A weakened US dollar would make that debt easier for the US government to pay back over time.

Investors will lose confidence though, when an administration intentionally weaken its currency. That also explains why gold price has climbed so high recently because it's a tangible asset.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russians Withdraw Billions From Banks Amid Fears Putin Could Seize Deposits by CaseSensitive(m): 8:10pm On Aug 20
Says Telegraph. The mouth piece of UK's 3 letter agency equivalent of USA

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