Helter-Skelter

[Anonymous]

Here is a link about it.



US regulators warn Peloton users to stop using treadmill after child death

The Consumer Product Safety Commission said it received reports of children and a pet being pulled, pinned and entrapped under the machine

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2021/apr/17/peloton-treadmill-us-regulators-child-death">https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/202 ... hild-death">https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2021/apr/17/peloton-treadmill-us-regulators-child-death

[@realAzhyaAryola]

Peloton treadmill deaths.



Of course you put your gym gear in the kids play-room.





Where else would you put it...







These parents should be charged with manslaughter.

Did a kid die from a treadmill?

I would say this is the fault of the adults. Toddlers that age need constant supervision. There should have been a gate to prevent the child from getting to the machine that is meant for adults. Adults are supposed to child-proof their home once children come into the picture.

[Anonymous]

Peloton treadmill deaths.



Of course you put your gym gear in the kids play-room.





Where else would you put it...







These parents should be charged with manslaughter.

Did a kid die from a treadmill?

I would say this is the fault of the adults. Toddlers that age need constant supervision. There should have been a gate to prevent the child from getting to the machine that is meant for adults. Adults are supposed to child-proof their home once children come into the picture.

I agree Azhya.

[Odinson]

Italy in a nutshell..



https://globalnews.ca/news/7777393/italy-skip-work-absentee-15-years/">https://globalnews.ca/news/7777393/ital ... -15-years/">https://globalnews.ca/news/7777393/italy-skip-work-absentee-15-years/



"Find a job that will forget you're on the payroll, and you'll never work a day in your life.



Italian prosecutors say they've busted a man who raked in roughly 538,000 euros (US$647,000) over 15 years without ever showing up to his hospital job, in one of the most egregious cases of absentee abuse they've ever seen.



Police have dubbed Salvatore Scumace, 67, the "king of absentees" for his allegedly rampant abuse of public-sector funds in the city of Catanzaro, ANSA News reports. Authorities say the man used threats to ensure that he would not be docked for missing work at the local hospital, and that he later fell off his employer's radar altogether while still collecting paycheques."

[Anonymous]

Italy in a nutshell..



https://globalnews.ca/news/7777393/italy-skip-work-absentee-15-years/">https://globalnews.ca/news/7777393/ital ... -15-years/">https://globalnews.ca/news/7777393/italy-skip-work-absentee-15-years/



"Find a job that will forget you're on the payroll, and you'll never work a day in your life.



Italian prosecutors say they've busted a man who raked in roughly 538,000 euros (US$647,000) over 15 years without ever showing up to his hospital job, in one of the most egregious cases of absentee abuse they've ever seen.



Police have dubbed Salvatore Scumace, 67, the "king of absentees" for his allegedly rampant abuse of public-sector funds in the city of Catanzaro, ANSA News reports. Authorities say the man used threats to ensure that he would not be docked for missing work at the local hospital, and that he later fell off his employer's radar altogether while still collecting paycheques."

 

[Odinson]

Italy in a nutshell..



https://globalnews.ca/news/7777393/italy-skip-work-absentee-15-years/">https://globalnews.ca/news/7777393/ital ... -15-years/">https://globalnews.ca/news/7777393/italy-skip-work-absentee-15-years/



"Find a job that will forget you're on the payroll, and you'll never work a day in your life.



Italian prosecutors say they've busted a man who raked in roughly 538,000 euros (US$647,000) over 15 years without ever showing up to his hospital job, in one of the most egregious cases of absentee abuse they've ever seen.



Police have dubbed Salvatore Scumace, 67, the "king of absentees" for his allegedly rampant abuse of public-sector funds in the city of Catanzaro, ANSA News reports. Authorities say the man used threats to ensure that he would not be docked for missing work at the local hospital, and that he later fell off his employer's radar altogether while still collecting paycheques."

 

Now you know why their economy is a disaster.



That thing is part of a wider phenomenon where italians punch themselves in and then go out shopping.

[Anonymous]

Italy in a nutshell..



https://globalnews.ca/news/7777393/italy-skip-work-absentee-15-years/">https://globalnews.ca/news/7777393/ital ... -15-years/">https://globalnews.ca/news/7777393/italy-skip-work-absentee-15-years/



"Find a job that will forget you're on the payroll, and you'll never work a day in your life.



Italian prosecutors say they've busted a man who raked in roughly 538,000 euros (US$647,000) over 15 years without ever showing up to his hospital job, in one of the most egregious cases of absentee abuse they've ever seen.



Police have dubbed Salvatore Scumace, 67, the "king of absentees" for his allegedly rampant abuse of public-sector funds in the city of Catanzaro, ANSA News reports. Authorities say the man used threats to ensure that he would not be docked for missing work at the local hospital, and that he later fell off his employer's radar altogether while still collecting paycheques."

 

Now you know why their economy is a disaster.



That thing is part of a wider phenomenon where italians punch themselves in and then go out shopping.

I knew their economy was in bad shape, a few years ago, along with Portugal, Italy. Ireland, and Greece..



But, I though they made reforms, and the Italian economy has made improvements.

[Odinson]

For some reason this site is giving me a security alert..



That privacy alert chrome does when you are about to enter an "unsafe site".

[cc]

Prolly Security Certificate  .. one browser gave certificate expiration date as of today - or possible hack, but most likely certificate



Earlier, all 3 browsers I have gave warning - Just re-checked & Now all 3 are working fine

[Odinson]

Prolly Security Certificate  .. one browser gave certificate expiration date as of today - or possible hack, but most likely certificate



Earlier, all 3 browsers I have gave warning - Just re-checked & Now all 3 are working fine

Some1 else is also having this problem.



It does say that the certificate is invalid.



Says it expired today.

[Anonymous]

For some reason this site is giving me a security alert..



That privacy alert chrome does when you are about to enter an "unsafe site".

I'll take a look.

[Anonymous]

Prolly Security Certificate  .. one browser gave certificate expiration date as of today - or possible hack, but most likely certificate



Earlier, all 3 browsers I have gave warning - Just re-checked & Now all 3 are working fine

I saw it when I first logged, but now I don't. It does say not secure.

[cc]

Yes. When one has certificate and it expires, site will show "Not secure" in the url line   .. exactly as a site that never had a certificate



except that if one had a certificate and it expires, browsers see it as potentially dangerous  .. possible hack etc.



We encountered this on our business site and had to scramble to renew certificate .. then all was well again



It's a good thing to have as "savvy users" will avoid sites that are not secured even if not blocked .. which is why we secured our site

[Anonymous]

Yes. When one has certificate and it expires, site will show "Not secure" in the url line   .. exactly as a site that never had a certificate



except that if one had a certificate and it expires, browsers see it as potentially dangerous  .. possible hack etc.



We encountered this on our business site and had to scramble to renew certificate .. then all was well again



It's a good thing to have as "savvy users" will avoid sites that are not secured even if not blocked .. which is why we secured our site

They never sent a renewal notice to the forum email..



Anyway, it's likely we will have this for 2-3 days.

[cc]

Yes, we got no warning either. Seems one should set a calendar date to remind when to renew certificate before expiry