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1 year agoTalk of burying the lede. Guardian spun the story to make the CEO seem empathetic.
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slaves kowtowing to their fascist master
I thought it was named after lemurs after the lemur-like behaviour people exhibit on socialmedia.
20·1 year agoYou are an excellent human.
Republicans will scream and cry about socialism when we discuss healthcare, but gladly give corporations all the public money/wealth they could possibly want while also allowing them to charge us for the “product” they create…
TBH, Democrats do that too. Those who don’t get canned by the DNC at election time.
Tax data is tightly regulated, with penalties for improper sharing including fines and jail time. The report found the companies involved likely didn’t receive proper consent to share the data and could face criminal penalties.
Jail time for the heads of Meta/Facebook, Google, H&R Block, TaxAct, and TaxSlayer?! No chance. All corporates involved will, at most, get a ‘tsk,tsk’ and a fine they’ll earn back in an hour.
I bet facebook/ meta paid them to endorse the birdsite.
the more I read about thread, the more it resembles thread from the Pern fandom.
Yes, that’s the one.
"A total of eight monkeys were euthanized, with two animals killed to gather “important histological data,” one animal killed because of a device failure, another because of another device used called BioGlue, and four because of “suspected device-associated infections.”
a multi-billionaaire whose whole career was funded by his father’s apartheid/slave-labour emerald mine, no less.
Forget the pot, this is a lump of charcoal calling the kettle black.
He also wants to put a chip inside people’s heads and has received approval from the FDA to conduct tests on humans.
It’s a shame how shabbily reddit’s board and u/spez (and his lackeys) have treated reddit’s users and mods. They benefited enormously from free content and hours of unpaid moderation, yet they chose to throw it all away.
"In May, EFF released a report showing that 71 law enforcement agencies in 22 California counties — including Sacramento County — were sharing such data. The practice is in violation of a 2015 law that states “a (California law enforcement) agency shall not sell, share, or transfer ALPR information, except to another (California law enforcement) agency, and only as otherwise permitted by law.”
Link to the mentioned EFF report : https://www.eff.org/press/releases/civil-liberties-groups-demand-california-police-stop-sharing-drivers-location-data
Perfection!