₦airaland Forum

yellowpawpaw: R231 be a gentleman and apologise to the lady!
Don't fall my hand o!

Let me konsolt the orakle

steph7: I have used Megabus twice now, though not for long distances, max 2 hours. I haven't really felt the whole back pain ish. I paid 1 pound from Birmingham to sheffield and the bus was almost empty. r231, I waited and got tired of waiting for you at new street station, the pepper soup and beer have finished.

If you know the amount of suffer I suffer dat nite ehn

Cold, rain and sun.....na one way ticket I buy sef and I no come see you

Thank God I saw one milk man wey dey go London go deliver

^^^^^Good idea

Efemena_xy: ^^ hmmm

Males seeking financial help on this forum tend to get more sympathy than their female counterparts (something I've noticed and mentioned in the past). Don't know why it's so.

Anyway, I hope it all works out well in the end for her and her mum.

Really?

bellong: Which area in Abuja do you stay and how can your story be confirmed?

Now we talking....that's more like it

coogar: in my uni days, i would wait a bit for all the window seats to be occupied before i get on the coach. then i would scan to see where a pretty chic is by herself. that is where i am sitting.

Hahaha

yellowpawpaw: Hello people ,
Pls can we be of assistance to that young lady? Any amount can do.

100bucks, 2 or just anything. Anybody in Abuja?

Pounds, dollar, naira or yen

Btw we need more information that on a serious note

chaircover: i will go and borrow a uniform and sit in the front with the driver and say "staff"

Haha

Good idea

damiso: So true, back in my kukere days I was givenmoney for a virgin train ticket to manchester.One of my stingy koko friends convinced me that Megabus was waay cheaper so why waste money besides the coach station and Manchester Picadilly were not too far apart.

The savings was about 60 odd quid but all I can say is Never again .My back was not the same for days. Worst part was I could not even voice out to say I took the coach

Ended up being pennywise pound foolish cos I ended up paying the price of my return ticket for a one way trip back to London

Lol....

But national express is better

coogar: it made me realise how much money i have wasted traveling intercity.



what's the catch with the long legs? can't i buy 2 seats at £1.50 each and put my legs on the other seat?

Make sure the bus is not full cus one jackass will still come and tell you to move that's why when I get on the coach I either put my bag or jacket on the other seat so nobody can sit

chaircover: seriously!!!

im scrapping airport meet and greet . . £1.00 megabus here we come

make sure you have your pillow ready for your back and if you have long legs...hmmmmm dont have a solution to that one yet

coogar: i also learnt coach rides can be as cheap as £1.50 this week on megabus. i couldn't believe my eyes until i went to victoria coach station to see for myself.

dont mind CC she tot i was lying

why buy £40 petrol when i can get on the coach for cheap lol

chaircover: Ah! how far in advance did you book the national express ticket? . . .67 years?

Lol.......

a week in advance but not good if you are tall cus your back and leg wont be the same for about 2wks

chaircover: This man wont kill me with laugh

You need more than £15 to get back to your end from our end o! unless you were intending on getting a keke maruwa

cost me £6 to go Birmingham on national express.....so your end with advance ticket will prolly be £1 on mega bus

chaircover: funlanders I forgot to tell you . . .

Yesterday I was walking along with oga and he found £15 on the ground. it was a long deserted footpath and no one had passed us so we didn't know who dropped it. Sad for the person who lost their money

can i have my money back please....

I came to look for you today but you are not around so i lost my transport money but thank God you found it for me

Latest News ... GREAT NEWS !

I have received official notification that the Warehouse in LOS will be open for business as of tomorrow Sep 13th. Hope this information also helps you to advise your agents in LOS so that they can start the Customs process for shipments already at destination.

This means, we have the go ahead to move cargo as of this Saturday's flight.

As mentioned, on Saturday I will only move shipments that are already on hand. Please send me your requests for next week and I will confirm accordingly.

I want to thank you again for being so patient ! Thank you all!

Forget losing personal data, Apple's iPhone 5S could cost you your FINGERS: Security expert warns thieves could go to extreme lengths to bypass the Touch ID

Apple's iPhone 5S has a fingerprint scanner built into the 'home' button

The Touch ID feature lets users unlock their device and buy apps securely

Security expert claims the technology could cause a rise in crime and theft

Thieves could physically force someone to unlock their device or even cut off their fingers

However, Apple's scanner has a 'capacitive' sensor meaning only fingers with a recognisable pulse can be used


Many security experts have already voiced concerns that fingerprint scanners, such as the one in Apple's new iPhone 5S, are flawed and not as secure as their makers claim.

Now one leading security researcher has taken this a step further suggesting the technology could actually lead to an increase in crime, with the robberies potentially becoming more brutal.

Marc Rogers from San Francisco-based firm Lookout said: 'Fingerprints are not fool-proof and can be duplicated and as the usage of this technology increases, we can expect that duplication technology will improve as well.

'Thieves in some regions have worked out that you can force a victim to unlock a secured device,' and in extreme cases this brutality could lead to fingers being cut off.

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The Touch ID sensor is built into the premium phone's 'home' button and can be used to unlock the phone, as well as pay for shopping and apps automatically.

Speaking at the launch event in Cupertino, Apple's senior vice president of worldwide marketing Phil Schiller reassured users that Touch ID is secure by explaining that 'all fingerprint information is encrypted and stored securely inside the device's chip' adding the prints are not stored on an Apple server, or backed up to iCloud.

Yet Rogers claims it shouldn't be used on its own.

'Unlocking a device with a fingerprint, if done right, can be much more convenient than entering a pin code multiple times a day.'

'So many users fail to enable [PINs] altogether and in this case, fingerprint scanning is better than nothing at all, but it provides little added security over a four-digit code.

'And because fingerprints can be lifted and duplicated, they should not be used as the sole credential in a high security scenario unless enhanced through the use of a PIN code or other secondary factor of authentication.'

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Apple has also stated that the Touch ID sensor is 'capacitive' which means that it will only work with live fingers that have a recognisable pulse.

Paul Ducklin from Sophos Security agreed: 'Fingerprints are not secret: we leave copies of them wherever we go. Once someone devious has got hold of a copy, sensors can be fooled.'

He continues that, unlike passwords, if fingerprint information is stolen it can't be changed 'short of getting medieval on your hands with acid, sandpaper or some other hardened-gangster technique.'

Fingerprint authentication has become common in high-end laptops from companies such as Dell, Lenovo and Toshiba. Motorola also added a fingerprint scanner to its Atrix handset.

Apple unveiled the fingerprint scanner on its iPhone 5S on Tuesday with bold claims about its high levels of encryption and security.

The firm even suggested that its Touch ID system could revolutionise smartphone security and replace the traditional, everyday password.

Apple's shares fell more than 5 per cent on Wednesday, following the launch of its new iPhone 5S and iPhone 5C.

The share price ended at a one-month low of $467.24 at midday after at least three brokerages downgraded the stock.

It is thought that investors were put off by the price of the handsets, especially the so-called 'cheap' iPhone 5C which starts at £469, claiming they weren't low enough for Apple to attract new customers, especially in emerging markets such as China.

Analysts predicted that Apple would be looking to boost sales in emerging markets, such as China, and this was bolstered by the fact Apple held a mirror event in Beijing, and announced the iPhone 5S will also be made available in China at the same time as other countries for the first time ever.

Rivals including Samsung and Huawei do well in emerging economies because their handsets are cheaper to produce, so cost less.


http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2418508/Apples-iPhone-5S-cost-FINGERS-expert-warns-thieves-extremes-bypass-Touch-ID.html

FROM AIRLINE -



Latest News !

Even though we were hopeful the Warehouse would reopen today, as of 9:30 am LOS LT it remained closed for operations and customers are still not able to clear their shipments.

As a result, we will not move any Cargo on today's flight either and will only accept new shipments when we have the go ahead from Lagos that the situation is back to normal.

Again, I will keep you all informed if we receive more information this afternoon or tomorrow morning. If the situation is resolved by Friday, we will be able to move the cargo we currently have on hand on Saturday's flight and will begin accepting new shipments for Tuesday's flight next week.

As usual, thank you all so much for your continued patience and understading of the situation.

Thank you and have a wonderful day!

airfreight@midasshipping.com

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Mr Aboki: You cant even spell ILLUMINATTI.. Yet you want to go to Heaven..