@TonyStark You need to follow the UK, over here if you are the current PM and lose the general election you are OUT, and the new PM moves in within a day or maybe two. New government takes over very quickly too.
This hardly making the news here in the UK but it really does not reflect well for the USA, you will never be able to critisize other countries if their election results are not accepted.
Best wishes to all our friends in the USA.
@hntooter And yes they should be asking permission, then it is a 3rd party website, so there is probably some loop hole somewhere to give them a get out clause.
@hntooter Seems very sneaky, thanks for sharing,
URL shorteners set ad tracking cookies
https://ylukem.com/blog/url-shorteners-set-ad-tracking-cookies
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The varying openness of digital open #science tools
Digital tools that support #openscience practices play role in the accumulation, archiving and dissemination of scholarly data, outcomes and conclusions. They carry the promise of enabling #collaboration across disciplines, world regions and language groups.
Despite their integration into scholarly practices, the providence and design of these digital tools are rarely explicitly scrutinized.
@info_activism There is currently a real recruitment crisis.
2021 will overburden already stressed infosec teams https://www.helpnetsecurity.com/2020/12/30/2021-overburden-stressed-infosec-teams/
Lets get Promoting!
I asked on social hub if I could use this and we can, so I have included here a link to the post, which as both png and svg versions,
Suggested Hashtag is
#YearOfTheFediverse
https://socialhub.activitypub.rocks/t/campaigning-using-fediverse-rising-banner-text-elsewhere/1251
If people click on the graphic it will go to https://torresjrjr.com/archive/2020-07-19-guide-to-the-fediverse which is by @torresjrjr
Hope this helps people promote.
In the mean time lets get working in some courses to help people learn how to use the services on the Fediverse, we can then see if we can get these courses out to the masses
Cool
Me and @aetios just had our minds blown
tw: trolling, PTSD, suicide
@NatashaRomanoff@democracy.town @TonyStark @CharlotteSometimes@democracy.town
Indeed, some people are just nasty, and I don't think they are born that way, it is how they are broght up and what they are exposed to.
Schools just preach they are committed to safeguarding then appear to do NOTHING if a child reports being bullied, assaulted, abused, subjected to racist, homophobic or other abuse, they are too scared or get accused of bullying the bully if they try and suggest that behaviour is not acceptable
I have not heard of many cases of people being sacked for trolling people online, e safety talk go on about how what you write on line can be seen by employers. though.
tw: trolling, PTSD, suicide
@NatashaRomanoff@democracy.town @TonyStark @CharlotteSometimes@democracy.town
Is there enough evidence within these posts to report to the Internet Watch Foundation ?
@aral @janriemer It's absolutely bonkers how much power we have at our hands today. Now to wrest it from the clammy hands of big tech...
@eff article from a few weeks ago, a someone took a photos of another couple proposing, Said photo was put on on facebook so they could be traced,
What has that go to do with the person taking the photo, just shows how creepy facebook and it's users are.
I know there is no such thing as privacy in public, but there is something called respect for privacy, or so we thought.
@dqn Should we do more to promote this here
I think it is quite comprehensive really. Not suggesting everyone adopts it, we can take it, and spin our own version based on that too.
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