Apple Posts Surprise Decline in China Even as Sales Beat
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/newsletters/2025-10-30/apple-posts-surprise-decline-in-china-even-as-sales-beat?utm_source=flipboard&utm_medium=activitypub
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Now campaigners are hoping to spotlight the names of those accused and pay tribute to them with a memorial. - Jonathan Geddes
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The witches of Dumbarton - tortured, executed and falsely accused — BBC News
More than two dozen people in the town were accused and tortured in the belief that they were doing Satan's bidding.apple.news
In case you missed it, Mastodon treasure @hildabast has published a great article describing the current situation with Mastodon and #Bluesky and the relative merits of each.
What is particularly nice about this detailed essay is the conservative and learned approach she takes, and the honesty with which she recognizes deficiencies in both platforms. She also addresses how Mastodon's recent developments in usability are changing this equation.
Great job Hilda!
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Have you been noticing the flurries of new or returning people leaving Bluesky due to recent controversies?It got me thinking about how a real Bluesky exodus would play out, and digging into the studies of the 2022 Mastodon migration from Twitter. I found 14 studies. TLDR; a Bluesky flight would be different.
Here's my new post @PLOS :
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A Mastodon Migration From Bluesky Would Be Different - Absolutely Maybe
The Mastodon migration from Twitter in 2022 was massive for the non-commercial community network: The number of accounts swelled with more than…Hilda Bastian (Absolutely Maybe)
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3XTE Musica, nuove uscite: Caesar, Allen e Lazlo De Simone
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3XTE Musica, nuove uscite: Caesar, Allen e Lazlo De Simone
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Carl Brave racconta 'Occhiaie', il suo nuovo brano
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Carl Brave racconta "Occhiaie", il suo nuovo brano
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Pentagon Admits It Has No Idea Who’s on “Drug Boats” Being Bombed
A Democratic lawmaker revealed the shocking detail after a Pentagon briefing for members of Congress.The New Republic
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#LibreWolf v144.0.2-1 is now available!
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No major changes from LibreWolf's end.
See mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/144.… for upstream changes.
144.0.2-1 - librewolf/bsys6
## LibreWolf bsys6 Release v144.0.2-1 - Upstream release, see the [Firefox 144.0.2 Release Notes](https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/144.0.2/releasenotes/) (Built on GitLab by pipeline [2129982951](https://gitlab.Codeberg.org
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I mean it's not obsolete of course, but it feels kinda obsolete for me, as I might never return to it, which is sad!
Pascal.
And yes, I know there are some people interested in it, like any retro topic.
I did not master the thing but I used to know Basic on a Commodore 64.
Not so useful anymore.
Perl and Pascal (Lazarus) are still in use, not very often, but consistently...
@distrowatch
I was interested to find that Anders Hejlsberg, the inventor of Turbo Pascal/Delphi, was recruited by Microsoft to create C#.
Not sure how I feel about that.
@distrowatch
I never got into C#. I was suspicious about it being a "Microsoft language" and that it would be just another attempt at lock in and to J++ the Java world.
This video seemed to imply they redeemed themselves a bit with standardisation and open source, and by all accounts it dodged some of the failings of Java. Never got around to trusting them though.
Lisp, Perl, PHP, VB.NET
This might be cheating, but 1990s era JavaScript. Used it to create a dynamic website with lots of logic in the browser, using something similar to JSONP to make queries using hidden frames.
All of that knowledge is, essentially, obsolete. JS isn't the same language any more (which is a good thing for the most part)
(There's also a bunch of proprietary languages for EIS systems I learned I wouldn't even remember how to use if I used them today. And some of them were needed in the same project.)
php and Java.
Edit: with work you mean corporate work. Right?
Actionscript 2. I still like to make games and programs in it, and they tend to be tiny and super compatible with every computer made in the last 25 years, but it has limits.
The syntax is nearly identical to old JavaScript so it's not entirely obsolete.
PL/1. I even wrote an extension for it in 370 assembler when I ran into something it couldn't do.
Then I needed something done on a PDP11, and politely asked if PL/1 was available there. When my counterpart was done laughing, he suggested I learn C and if ever I got the chance, UNIX too (my uni ran RSX11). Wolfed my way through K&R, the Lions Book, and eventually the Dragon book. The rest as they say is history.
And BASIC, yeah
[2018]DUDES: We made a website where you can look up a charity and see what % of donations it spends on admin overhead
ME: Hey that rules
DUDES: It's called effective altruism
[2025]OTHER DUDES: So those EA dudes want to pave all farmland on earth for the benefit of hypothetical robots 10,000,000,000,000 years in the future
ME: Wha
[DOES THIS STORY HAVE A MORAL? I CAN'T TELL.]
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I suddenly see a connection to one of Zeno's Paradoxes, as well, where when you build a seemingly logical construct of reality (to reach a location, you must first reach halfway between there and your starting point) and take it to the limit (infinitely many halved distances between you and the destination) you end up with results that seem sound (the harmonic series does not converge!) and yet are easily disproven just by looking at reality.
The scientific method applied here would suggest, "oh, your model is bad". But it's clear there was no applying that here.
@aud @jplebreton @emaytch @ireneista There was a great article I read a while ago about how you can understand science as the transition from rationalism to empiricism. That is, that science is the idea that you need to actually check your logic against the real world. There are many logically consistent worlds which are not ours, so it doesn't matter what you derive in your own brain if you don't have a connection out to empirical observation.
Techbros could stand to take note.
@xgranade @ireneista @emaytch That reminds me of something I was taught in physics, which has absolutely saved my bacon multiple times in terms of not getting drawn into weird ideologies:
If your model of the world predicts that something will be infinite, that doesn't mean that whatever it corresponds to in the real world is actually, literally infinite. Instead, it means that your model is missing something. You have extrapolated beyond the domain of applicability of your model, and something else you haven't accounted for will happen before you get there.
@ireneista @emaytch slight disagree: it's a multiply by infinity error (because the future is infinite)
more specifically: it's not the first place they went wrong, but the place that they really removed all guardrails that would mitigate any wrongness, was in giving value in the future a 0% discount rate.
while people in the future are not any less morally legitimate than people are today, not only is opportunity cost is real, but the future is uncertain (and your plans for the future even more so! you're not building the far future, you'll be dead)
once you've made that error, basically any imaginary future is justified by throwing excessively big numbers at it, and you're just Immanentizing The Eschaton again (usually a big sign you've gone wrong).
sure, we could argue for years about Repugnant Conclusions and whether various measures of utility in utilitarianism make any sense, but giving even the most modest discount rate to The Abstract Far Future would render 99.9% of these questions moot
we've tried that line of argument and the immediate response is "but you still have a value function for them"
so we put on our mathematician hat and thought about why they aren't numbers, and this is the result
we agree with you, of course, but the goal with this line of argumentation is to reach people who are deeply mired in this belief system
for those who don't spend a lot of time thinking about kinda-abstract economics (an eminently rational form of ignorance - in the economics sense not the rationalist sense - and quite defensible)
a normal discount rate in economic decision-making might be something like 8%-25% for a company (depending on the stability of the firm and its future prospects)
or, more abstractly, in terms of economic value, maybe something like 4% annually (in real terms)
but hey, i'm not picky. take, like, just a 1% discount rate, just to account for the risks to your own plans going badly awry. heck, be full of hubris and take a 0.1% discount rate: suddenly it's numerically clear that the infinities of your Machine God are all total nonsense, and you can join the rest of us worrying about $BILLIONAIRE having all the power
@tomoyo I'm shook cause I didn't realize they didn't do some sort of discount rate. Like even entry level Expected Value models account for probabilities, and everything compounds.
I never bothered to look at their calculations because I know it's so obviously wrong, but wow the amount of hubris to model like that and assume you are getting anything that "proves" anything.
@natevw @emaytch so there's a "soft problematic" version of EA where they get really really focused on dollars that go directly to services and this winds up over-funding things that accidentally game that number and de-funding important community work which due to the structural nature of its work means a slightly higher percentage gets spent on facilities or outreach
your city gets a lot of mosquito nets but no arts funding, in blunt terms
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Robert Anton Wilson, 1979: Any false premise, sufficiently extended, provides a reasonable approximation of insanity
2025: Any false premise, sufficiently extended, turns out to be an already-existing thread on something called "lesswrong dot com" and it turns out a cofounder of Paypal has already given it 10 million dollars
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i think its "never take anything to its logical extreme"
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It's my kind of trash, I guess. Among the coalition of factions trying to fuck over the vast majority of people, LessWrong is one of the goofier nodes.
They're the modern occultist strain of Nazis, like in Indiana Jones.
Hey, it's good to have my tastes challenged from time to time. I'm aware that sometimes I can get lost in fascination for the grotesque, and while that can be both fun and part of a useful critique of fascist movements, it's also easy to lose sight of the ways such movements hurt real people.
On the other hand, you've piqued my interest about Texan weirdos. Could you maybe suggest a good point of entry?
A rat/rabbit hole that is full of batshit has to be a "bat hole", right?
That's for sure what I'm calling it from now on anyway!
"Sorry, I'm a bit tired today. Last night I learned about Effective Altruism and went way down a bat hole reading about it online instead of going to sleep."
Quotes from Jeff Miller @jmeowmeow in a followers-only discussion I wanted to foreground:
"Runaway inflation in the philosophical flattery economy."
"As wealth and power is narrowly concentrated, the reward of flattery as a practice increases. If there's competition for flattery work as verbally charming people lose other opportunities for subsistence, there's motivation to go bigger and bigger."
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I once saw an EA person do a presentation and their shiny formula for the expected value of the future of humanity included terms for the star density both in the milky way as well as in the local virgo supercluster as a whole.
Absolute clown show of a movement.
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@lambdatotoro the fun thing is that they aren't even doing THAT right. As an example (and shameless plug) some time ago I did some back of the napkin calculations to check what energy requirements world be like if we didn't stop pushing for “growth at all costs”. Billions of years? Turns out that at current growth rates we'd exhaust the entire Milky Way in a couple thousand years even if we could convert it to energy at 100% efficiency.
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Nuclear will not save us
Back-of-the-envelope calculations to why even nuclear won't save us, without curbing energy consumptionwok
@jason Charity navigator is generally considered to be an "effective altruist" project and it is the website I was thinking of. I pulled 2018 out of a hat because I was like "when did i first encounter that? 2015?".
It doesn't believe in the future semi-infinite AI people thing, but it embeds some of the other bad assumptions of EA. I would say that it awards its "stars" based on over-valuing metrics that may not actually be the best way to provide well-rounded community benefit.
Nonprofit Explorer - ProPublica
Since 2013, the IRS has released data culled from over 1.8 million nonprofit tax filings. Use this database to find organizations and see details like their executive compensation, revenue and expenses, as well as download tax filings going back as f…ProPublica
what i don't understand is how the fuck is roko's basilisk anything more than dumb bullshit that you talk about when you're extremely drunk or high
but supposedly intelligent men believe it's a real thing
Una interesante proposta è quella della piattaforma online Evaneos, riportato in un articolo di Lifegate.
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Turismo sostenibile: la ricetta a basso impatto di Evaneos
La piattaforma ha annunciato la durata minima per i soggiorni con voli. Oltre ad aver già sospeso la vendita di destinazioni affollate in alta stagione.Alessandra Sessa (LifeGate)
WIRED Roundup: AI Psychosis, Missing FTC Files, and Google Bedbugs
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Boy UK politics get spicy with all the dick swinging around. :o
I have no idea. I figured you might have better knowledge about it, but I think the most important thing about it is the utter lack of respect everyone has for Farage.
All of his moralizing was simply laughed at
It's nothing but theatre, and everyone knew that going into it. Farage wants his moment in the sun and to play martyr, which his base will lap up, as they don't know the processes.
Basically, he introduced a bill to leave the ECHR through the Private Members Ten Minute Bill Rule, which allows any backbencher to try and introduce legislation, or bring an issue to light.
They rarely pass.
Anyway, whoever introduces the bill gets 10 minutes to waffle on. Then some other parliamentarian stands opposed. There is no debate, which is why when Farage yammered about the level of debate in this house, the LibDems basically told him to shut up and read from his piece of paper, as there isn't one.
There is no formal division, as such, and the vote is generally verbal.
He mustered as many votes as he could, and Ed Davey, who stood against, mustered as many as could be arsed to vote it down.
He was defeated by 154 votes to 96. So he was defeated at first reading. The bill is now considered dead for this session.
Even if it had passed, it would've dropped to the back of the order paper and been unlikely to have been read again, unless Keir Starmer wanted to pick it up as a hill to die on.
As everyone who is an actual politician knows this, the LibDems took it as an opportunity to heckle with questions like, "is that why you love Hitler?" and "when are you going to do 'Rivers of Blood?'", and to call him "Putin's patsy".
@Opfoss
🔥 
I love the British Parliament from a distance. It’s so much more rhetorically entertaining.
I guess this is why the parliamentarian couldn’t be assed to put down the heckling. I would’ve wanted a camera trained on her face.
Evidently, I need to investigate this phenomenon further. I would like to know more about the higher levels on this scale
#ScribesAndMakers 30 Oct: How do you feel about conceptual art?
It is art and I am totally okay with it. If it works for me, I will recommend it to someone else.
#linuxnews #linuxjournal #opensource
Filings: business services giant Conduent, which was spun off from Xerox in 2017, confirms that a 2024 data breach has impacted over 10.5M people (Bill Toulas/BleepingComputer)
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Filings: business services giant Conduent, which was spun off from Xerox in 2017, confirms that a 2024 data breach has impacted over 10.5M people
By Bill Toulas / BleepingComputer. View the full context on Techmeme.Techmeme
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Robię upgrade pmOSa na pinephonie. Poprzednio mi się popsuł tak, że nie potrafiłam naprawić. Teraz nie miałam żadnych dziwadeł więc może będzie lepiej.
I przy okazji odkryłam, że klawiaturka bow na bt działa dużo lepiej, niż ostatnio, czyli wtedy gdy jej potrzebowałam, bo nie miałam laptopa. I to lepsze działanie widać na każdym pine-cosiu, no ale teraz mam laptopa...
O, i tak długo się zastanawiałam pisząc tego tootka, że mi się skończył upgrade robić...
I się znowu zjebał...🤦♀️
A comparecencia de Sánchez no Senado evidencia a tensión política no Estado
Funky Cafè Noir
Dalle note Funky al Jazz riarrangiato al nostro stile.
Piano, basso, tromba, batteria e voce.
Sul progetto musicale
"Jazzy!" è un viaggio attraverso una galleria di composizioni originali e reinterpretazioni audaci, dove la solida base del jazz si fonde con ritmi irresistibilmente funky.
Ma non pensate che sia tutto ritmo e beat: troverete anche momenti di malinconia e riflessione in brani come Sassi dove l'abilità tecnica del gruppo e la sensibilità di Elisabetta si fanno sentire al massimo.
I componenti del quartetto:
Elisabetta Fratoni (🎤 voce e 🎸 basso) – Cantante dalla voce calda e bassista versatile, Elisabetta incanta con il suo talento e la capacità di creare atmosfere uniche.
Sandro Santilli (🎺 tromba) – Trombettista dal suono pulito ed espressivo, Sandro arricchisce il quartetto con una presenza musicale genuina e misurata.
Luciano Tellico (🎹 pianoforte) – Pianista dal tocco elegante, Luciano accompagna il quartetto con armonie raffinate e una grande sensibilità artistica.
Fabio Ruggieri (🥁 batteria) – Batterista preciso e creativo, Fabio dà ritmo e dinamismo a ogni performance, valorizzando ogni brano con il giusto groove
Coppa Toscana Prima e Seconda, si completa il quadro del secondo turno
Avanti, fra le lucchesi Ghivizzano e New Team, già protagoniste in campionato: vittorie nel derby con A.Castiglione e Borgo a Mozzano
A paragraph I never in a million years would have ever expected to read in a legitimate news source. (And yes, I do consider @404mediaco a very good news source - better than the tech desks at every mainstream newspaper combined...)
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Perplexed by all this, I reached out to Cuomo’s campaign for an explanation. I wanted a response to the ad and to get his thoughts on AI-generated political content. More importantly, I needed to know their opinion on the pregnancy. “Does that bill look pregnant to you?” I asked. “I think it looks pregnant, but my editors are split. I would love for the Campaign to weigh in.” Out of journalist due diligence, I also reached out to Mamdani’s press office. Neither campaign has responded to my request for it to weigh in on the pregnancy of the AI-generated cartoon bill.
Andrew Cuomo Uses AI MPREG Schoolhouse Rock Bill to Attack Mamdani, Is Out of Ideas
I am haunted by a pregnant bill in Andrew Cuomo’s new AI-generated attack ad against Zohran Mamdani.Cuomo posted the ad on his X account that riffed on the famous Schoolhouse Rock! song “I’m just a bill.” In Cuomo’s AI-generated cartoon nightmare, Zohran Mamdani lights money on fire while a phone bearing the ChatGPT logo explains, apparently, that Mamdani is not qualified.
The ad bears all the hallmarks of the sloppiest of AI trash: weird artifacting, strange voices that don’t sync with the mouths talking, and inconsistent animation. It feels both surreal and of the moment and completely ancient.
🎶“I’m Just A Shill” (FT. Zohran) pic.twitter.com/ga3JxnYO7B
— Andrew Cuomo (@andrewcuomo) October 30, 2025
And then there’s the pregnant bill.The Schoolhouse Rock! Bill is an iconic cartoon character that has been parodied by everyone from The Simpsons to Saturday Night Live. There are thousands, perhaps millions, of pictures of the cartoon bill online, all available to be gobbled up by scrapers and turned into training data for AI.
For some reason, the bill in Cuomo’s ad has thick red lips (notably absent in the original) and appears to be pregnant. Adding to the discordant AI jank of the image, the pregnancy is only visible when the bill is standing up. Sometimes it’s leaning against the steps and in those shots it has the slim figure characteristic of its inspiration. But when the bill stands it looks positively inflated, almost as if the video generator used to make Cuomo’s ad was trained on MPREG fetish art of the bill and not the original cartoon itself. The thick and luscious red lips are present whether the bill is leaning or standing.
Towards the end of the ad, an anthropomorphic phone with a ChatGPT logo wanders into the scene. Standing next to the pregnant bill, I could not but help but think that the phone is the father of whatever child the bill carried.
My observation led to an argument in the 404 Media Slack channel and opinions were split. “It does not seem pregnant to me,” said Emanuel Maiberg.
Jason Koebler, however, came to my defense. He circled the pregnant belly of the cartoon bill and shared it. “Baby is stored in the circle area,” he said.Perplexed by all this, I reached out to Cuomo’s campaign for an explanation. I wanted a response to the ad and to get his thoughts on AI-generated political content. More importantly, I needed to know their opinion on the pregnancy. “Does that bill look pregnant to you?” I asked. “I think it looks pregnant, but my editors are split. I would love for the Campaign to weigh in.” Out of journalist due diligence, I also reached out to Mamdani’s press office. Neither campaign has responded to my request for it to weigh in on the pregnancy of the AI-generated cartoon bill.
This is not the first time the Cuomo campaign has used AI. An ad in early October featured a deepfaked Cuomo working as a train operator, stock trader, and a stagehand. A week ago, the Cuomo campaign released a long, racist video depicting criminals endorsing Mamdani. Critics called the ad racist. The campaign deleted it shortly after it was posted and blamed the whole thing on a junior staffer.
It is worth noting that Cuomo's AI slop is being deployed most likely because the candidate has been utterly incapable of generating any authentic excitement about his campaign in New York City or on the internet, and he is facing a digitally native, younger candidate who just seems effortlessly Good At the Internet and Posting.
This is, unfortunately, how a lot of politics works in 2025. Desperate campaigns and desperate presidents are in a slop-fueled arms race to make the most ridiculous possible ads and social media content. It looks cheap, is cheap, and is the realm of politicians who are totally out of ideas, but increasingly it feels like slop is the dominant aesthetic of our time.
AI-generated imagery takes New York politics by storm
Andrew Cuomo's AI campaign ad sparked criticism.Bobby Cuza (Spectrum News NY1)
Russia, Reality, and the Bureaucratic Degeneration of the West
A philosophical and moral comparison between modern Russia and the West shows that Russia remains a bastion of realism, strength, and self-sacrifice,Брайан Энтони Рео (New Eastern Outlook)
Lançamentos de jogos em novembro de 2025 – veja lista!
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Lançamentos de jogos em novembro de 2025 - veja lista!
Confira a lista de jogos lançamentos de novembro de 2025 que conta com Call of Duty: Black Ops 7, Kirby Air Riders, A.I.L.A. e maisJuliano Aires (Adrenaline)
AMD Ryzen 5 8500G é o AM5 pra começar? (testes com e sem GPU)
https://www.adrenaline.com.br/nvidia/amd-ryzen-5-8500g-e-o-am5-pra-comecar-testes-com-e-sem-gpu/?utm_source=flipboard&utm_medium=activitypub
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AMD Ryzen 5 8500G é o AM5 pra começar? (testes com e sem GPU) - Adrenaline
Um dos AM5 mais baratos, e com gráficos, é o lugar pra começar na plataforma da AMD? Vamos testar em um gameplay AO VIVO!Diego Kerber (Adrenaline)
UN calls for immediate ceasefire in Sudan's al-Fashir after mass killings
https://www.africanews.com/2025/10/30/un-calls-for-immediate-ceasefire-in-sudans-al-fashir-after-mass-killings/?utm_source=flipboard&utm_medium=activitypub
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UN calls for immediate ceasefire in Sudan's al-Fashir after mass killings | Africanews
The Assistant Secretary-General for Africa told the Security Council that the situation has also deteriorated elsewhere across the country.Africanews
Roteadores TP-Link podem acabar sendo banidos nos EUA
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Roteadores TP-Link podem acabar sendo banidos nos EUA - Adrenaline
Agências do governo estariam "preocupadas" com vínculo que a TP-Link já teve com a ChinaJoão Gabriel (Adrenaline)
Inktober
jour 23, luciole
(Bon ben du coup j'ai piqué ton idée, @NemoJmeno@piaille.fr !)
#inktober #inktober23Luciole
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You can ✨Always✨ boost my nudes 💜
Project Nimbus is the ultimate end goal of imperialism from a tech perspective.
Google and Amazon's Israeli cloud contracts reportedly require them to sidestep legal orders
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#Google #Amazon #Israel #Palestine #ProjectNimbus #Cloud #AI #Tech
Google and Amazon's Israeli cloud contracts reportedly require them to sidestep legal orders
It's said to demand that the companies to communicate through code about data requests tied to gag orders.Will Shanklin (Engadget)
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