Joined January 2009
Last tulip - @ForwardAssist1 – at Daglan, France
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Breandán Dé Rossa retweeted
Our IT Disposal service supports your environmental and social goals - with certified data destruction, zero landfill, and full reporting on where your devices go. Find out more: f.mtr.cool/mhcdrgybud #ITDisposal #ComputerAid #DigitalDivide #SocialImpact #ESG
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Breandán Dé Rossa retweeted
Our devices come from a range of organisations, but the standard never varies. Each one meets minimum specs (i3-i7, 8GB RAM, SSD/HDD), is fully tested, refurbished, and GDPR data-wiped. If it can’t be reused, it’s responsibly recycled, never sent to landfill. #ComputerAid #FAQ
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Breandán Dé Rossa retweeted
Every fundraiser starts with a spark of an idea, and yours could put a device in the hands of someone who's never had access to one. Whether you're planning a run or something completely different, we'd love to hear about it. Get in touch: f.mtr.cool/frheepjvlg #Fundraising
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Breandán Dé Rossa retweeted
From cybersecurity and entrepreneurship training to ICDL certification, both centres are helping young people build real digital skills despite demand exceeding capacity. Read the full story: f.mtr.cool/ayaweuemjr #ComputerAid #Nairobi
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Breandán Dé Rossa retweeted
Since 2021, we’ve supplied 35 devices to @NyamboyoS, helping equip its computer lab, library, and offices, supporting students towards professional certification and digital inclusion. Read the full story: f.mtr.cool/fehxvtjink #ComputerAid #DigitalInclusion
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I've built ValueEngine 2026 with @base44! – at Daglan, France
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MAYONNAISE IS FUCKIN EVIL!!! EVIL! EVIL! EVIL!!! A CRIME DISGUISED AS NORMALITY A SLIMY, FILTHY BETRAYAL. EVIL! EVIL! EVIL!!! THE MOLECULE OF SIN THERE IS NO REHABILITATION, NO MERCY, NO EXCUSE!!! MAY THE RESISTANCE RISE!!! FUCKIN EVIL, EVIL, EVIL!!! – at Islington, London
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1/3 Saw a beautiful thing yesterday that’s stayed with me. On the 394 from Hoxton to London Fields, an old fellow, maybe 85, got on with his shopping trolley. His wife was still at the stop, lost in her own thoughts, no mobile, just drifting in her own little world. #hackney – at Islington, London
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2/3 The bus pulled off and it took him a minute to realise she wasn’t beside him. You could see the moment it hit him. Under the bridge he got the driver to stop. Meanwhile she’d wandered off towards Kingsland Road on her way home. #hackney – at Islington, London
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3/3 He was persistent: “You’ve got to wait.” And fair play, the driver did five, maybe six minutes. The old lad cracked out a mobile, rang her, and she came back to the bus, calm as anything. A small, ordinary moment of care and devotion. Honestly… life goals. #hackney – at Islington, London
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