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If you can give me the relevant line for telegraph I can enter it manually.

Can’t… these are usually 3rd party scripts (schemes) that many websites call for all sorts of things, including...

Parsely, Waldo, Shopify, Taboola, Optimizely, Adobe, Yield-Manager, Cloudfront, MoatAds, Karma, OneTag, CookieLaw, Subscribers, Cxense, Harpocrates, Confiant, DigiTru, BrandMetrics, OutBrain, TinyPass, MailMunch, Exit Bee, Hubspot, Optanon, Azure, etc

[Get Real!]

Fellas, when you do a [CTRL+ALT+DEL] after exiting all programs, and you’re not getting between 0% and 5% of CPU usage (see graph below) then you don’t really have a healthy system.

It should be as close to ZERO as possible.

win.png

I know what you mean.
CPU usage is 0 to 1% on mine.
I ve killed nearly everything from from autostart ages ago using msconfig.
On services I left only the Microsoft ones and on startup only 3 Intel executables necessary for MB's sound and display.

Yes, well done.

But, to sort out a Windows system it’s a 5-pronged operation…

1. Clean all junk files
2. Scan/fix Windows registry
3. Remove all memory residents via… Msconfig > startup
4. Computer > Manage services (gotta know what you’re doing here)
5. Task manager - remove all non O/S tasks

[Londonrake]

Pyrpo.

Check your PMs

[Pyrpolizer]

Looks to me the total exposure of Banks to Russia (excluding the Non-Banks) is more that what they seized from oligarchs.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/mayrarodri ... 69d9e45c98


Bank for International Settlements data shows that the countries, which banks have the largest exposures are Italy, France, Austria, and the U.S. The banks with the largest exposures to Russia are Raiffeisen Bank International ($25bn), Société Générale ($21bn), Citibank ($10bn), Unicredit ($8.1bn), Credit Agricole ($7.3), Intesa Sao Paulo ($6.1bn), ING ($4.9), BNP Paribas ($3.3), Deutsche Bank ($1.5bn), and Credit Suisse ($1.1bn). These banks, especially the European ones, are the most likely to be adversely impacted if the Russian invasion intensifies.

The only one that’s any real concern is Rafaissen. The rest aren’t really touched as a percentage of their book. The plus is that Rafaissen has survived much larger exposures from the Balkan crash back in 2013 and has developed strong workout skills.

Nobody said those Banks are going to get bankrupt.
What I said is that they will lose multiple times more than the oligarchs.

Its not really an exercise of who loses more, the oligarchs or the western banks. Its how much the country of Russia loses. Btw have you spared a thought of the damage Russian banks have got? sberbank gone, RCB gone....VTB Bank don't even want to think what we'll happen to that.

Wait until this war is over and see for how long that freezing their assets will last.
Unless of course London would be willing to get the first Tsar bomb.
However withdrawing has permanent loses.
Let aside that if this seizing eventually becomes the new world's norm, Globalism will be dead.

[DT.]

Looks to me the total exposure of Banks to Russia (excluding the Non-Banks) is more that what they seized from oligarchs.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/mayrarodri ... 69d9e45c98


Bank for International Settlements data shows that the countries, which banks have the largest exposures are Italy, France, Austria, and the U.S. The banks with the largest exposures to Russia are Raiffeisen Bank International ($25bn), Société Générale ($21bn), Citibank ($10bn), Unicredit ($8.1bn), Credit Agricole ($7.3), Intesa Sao Paulo ($6.1bn), ING ($4.9), BNP Paribas ($3.3), Deutsche Bank ($1.5bn), and Credit Suisse ($1.1bn). These banks, especially the European ones, are the most likely to be adversely impacted if the Russian invasion intensifies.

The only one that’s any real concern is Rafaissen. The rest aren’t really touched as a percentage of their book. The plus is that Rafaissen has survived much larger exposures from the Balkan crash back in 2013 and has developed strong workout skills.

Nobody said those Banks are going to get bankrupt.
What I said is that they will lose multiple times more than the oligarchs.

Its not really an exercise of who loses more, the oligarchs or the western banks. Its how much the country of Russia loses. Btw have you spared a thought of the damage Russian banks have got? sberbank gone, RCB gone....VTB Bank don't even want to think what we'll happen to that.

Wait until this war is over and see for how long that freezing their assets will last.
Unless of course London would be willing to get the first Tsar bomb.
However withdrawing has permanent loses.
Let aside that if this seizing eventually becomes the new world's norm, Globalism will be dead.

When the war is over I sincerely hope everything gets defrosted. In the meantime Russia is going to suffer heavily.

[Pyrpolizer]

Pyrpo.

Check your PMs

Thank you very much LR. Already read it.
Glad you got my nick right this time. Before you were calling me Pyp-ro.
Pyr=Fire -see my avatar (remember Pyrex?) Pyp means nothing.

[Maximus]

Looks to me the total exposure of Banks to Russia (excluding the Non-Banks) is more that what they seized from oligarchs.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/mayrarodri ... 69d9e45c98


Bank for International Settlements data shows that the countries, which banks have the largest exposures are Italy, France, Austria, and the U.S. The banks with the largest exposures to Russia are Raiffeisen Bank International ($25bn), Société Générale ($21bn), Citibank ($10bn), Unicredit ($8.1bn), Credit Agricole ($7.3), Intesa Sao Paulo ($6.1bn), ING ($4.9), BNP Paribas ($3.3), Deutsche Bank ($1.5bn), and Credit Suisse ($1.1bn). These banks, especially the European ones, are the most likely to be adversely impacted if the Russian invasion intensifies.

The only one that’s any real concern is Rafaissen. The rest aren’t really touched as a percentage of their book. The plus is that Rafaissen has survived much larger exposures from the Balkan crash back in 2013 and has developed strong workout skills.

Nobody said those Banks are going to get bankrupt.
What I said is that they will lose multiple times more than the oligarchs.

Its not really an exercise of who loses more, the oligarchs or the western banks. Its how much the country of Russia loses. Btw have you spared a thought of the damage Russian banks have got? sberbank gone, RCB gone....VTB Bank don't even want to think what we'll happen to that.

Wait until this war is over and see for how long that freezing their assets will last.
Unless of course London would be willing to get the first Tsar bomb.
However withdrawing has permanent loses.
Let aside that if this seizing eventually becomes the new world's norm, Globalism will be dead.

When the war is over I sincerely hope everything gets defrosted. In the meantime Russia is going to suffer heavily.

We all are going to suffer heavily,

The price of food is at all times highs,

In Cyprus, the price of pork is expected to double in the near future.

The price of fuel is going up across all of Europe and the US,

Rents are and have gone up and there are housing shortages because of the refugee and illegal migration problem. Forget about affordable housing....

The ECB, BOE and the FED havent started raising their interest rates yet, despite inflation running outside of their targets. Expect interest rate rises within the next year, so loans are going to be going up.

it seems the world is going from one crisis to the next and most people are going to be heavily squeezed. In some countries, like Turkey it is already unbearable for the average citizen.

We are living in times with a constant state of crisis. No sooner are we dropping the covid narrative, we are picking up the WW3 one.

[repulsewarrior]

[Get Real!]

We're at dangerous moment, says Kyiv mayor ahead of 35-hour curfew

Anyone care to explain why a 35-hour curfew is necessary?

HUMAN SHIELDS that's what!

If this is not a crime against humanity I don’t know what is!

[Maximus]

A curfew may be necessary because they may be expecting the Russians to start moving in on the city.

How does staying at home make you a human shield?