I've been doing it a fair amount over the past 6 months. Highly recommended.
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I'm sick to death of people telling me I should be on this or that social network that's controlled by some billionaire wingnuts. -
I'm sick to death of people telling me I should be on this or that social network that's controlled by some billionaire wingnuts.Do it!
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In the US, most states have programs that assign volunteer advocates to children and youth in the foster care system (CASA and GAL are the acronyms).Thank you for your service just the same.
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In the US, most states have programs that assign volunteer advocates to children and youth in the foster care system (CASA and GAL are the acronyms).Super kind of you, Erin, to donate your time to such a worthy cause. As a parent who adopted my high-needs child out of the foster system, I know first-hand of the program. I'm glad it has been rewarding for you.
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I'm looking for people with expertise in securing LLM-controlled robots.I'm looking for people with expertise in securing LLM-controlled robots. Please contact me over Signal at DanArs.82 or DM me here.
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I'm guessing that Jeff Bozos won't care that he's killing a significant source of revenue, because making money was never the point of him owning the WaPo.Just to be clear, my "celebration," if you can call it that, this has everything to do with Jeff Bozos being punished for putting muzzling his editorial department on the most important US presidential election ever and nothing to do with people being expected to pay for content online. The WaPo != journalism in general.
cc: @jwildeboer
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I'm guessing that Jeff Bozos won't care that he's killing a significant source of revenue, because making money was never the point of him owning the WaPo.I'm guessing that Jeff Bozos won't care that he's killing a significant source of revenue, because making money was never the point of him owning the WaPo.
Over 200,000 subscribers flee 'Washington Post' after Bezos blocks Harris endorsement
Over 200,000 people canceled their subscriptions in the first few days following news that The Washington Post would not endorse any presidential candidate.
NPR (www.npr.org)
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I'll never stop being amazed that journalists are using Elon Musk's rancid propaganda platform to complain about newspaper owners' interference with editorial content.My experience as a journalist is that Twitter doesn't boost my traffic by any noticeable measure. Story tweets that get 10s of 1,000s of views simply don't translate to increased traffic to those stories. What's more, a fair number of journalists' followers these days are no longer active because they have left or greatly scaled back their use.
Leaving Twitter behind is the right thing to do. And if that's not feasible, scaling back use is crucial. Staying there means you think the value of your tweets outweighs the harm Twitter is inflicting on a free press and democracy itself. And that's simply not the case.
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It’s not every day that a security researcher acquires the ability to generate counterfeit HTTPS certificates, track email activity, and execute code of his choice on thousands of servers—all in a single blow that cost only $20 and a few minutes to lan...It’s not every day that a security researcher acquires the ability to generate counterfeit HTTPS certificates, track email activity, and execute code of his choice on thousands of servers—all in a single blow that cost only $20 and a few minutes to land. But that’s exactly what happened recently to Benjamin Harris.
Rogue WHOIS server gives researcher superpowers no one should ever have
mobi top-level-domain managers changed the location of its WHOIS server. No one got the memo.
Ars Technica (arstechnica.com)