And BOOM! The winner is Computing Pioneers!We're moving offices and there's a competition going on as we speak to come up with a naming convention for meeting rooms.
Along with all the yawnsome standards (Computing Pioneers! London Landmarks! etc), Famous Dogs is still in the running.
'I'll meet you in Lassie at 4.'
'The Finance Team are in Rin Tin Tin.'
(Probably insensitive to mention Laika.)
Twitter Sues Nonprofit That Tracks Hate Speech (Published 2023)
The Center for Countering Digital Hate said it had received a letter from X, Twitter’s parent company, accusing it of trying to hurt the social platform with its research.www.nytimes.com
Twitter’s parent company threatened to sue a non-profit org that tracks hate speech, saying it tried to hurt the social platform with its research.
The social media firm, recently renamed X, has said any policy changes are about protecting "free expression" and claims most posts are "healthy"...
"That's why X has filed a legal claim against the CCDH and its backers," the blog post added.
That article is a bit like the posts on here which reply to "troll threads" explaining at length why the thread isn't worth responding to.
Yes and not only that every fifth tweet is an advertThey seem to have removed the “Promoted” on advertising posts.
Might be wrong but thought this was a legal requirement. If so presumably they could get into a bit of trouble with that.
I dont live in the UK anymore don't you have the ability to send via your banking app and text? Like I can do an instant bank transfer to pay for noodles at a food truck in New Zealand. Who needs a WeChat equivalent? Although we have that here as well.To be fair I'll take that that would probably prevent actual wechat. You probably could manage something wechat-lite that still had significant 'benefits' over existing systems but relied on existing payment methods. Uber+ if you will. But it would be a hell of a task. And still relies on trust and consistency. And presumably there's a reason companies like uber haven't integrated food and driving into the same app.
That article is a bit like the posts on here which reply to "troll threads" explaining at length why the thread isn't worth responding to.
I dont live in the UK anymore don't you have the ability to send via your banking app and text? Like I can do an instant bank transfer to pay for noodles at a food truck in New Zealand. Who needs a WeChat equivalent? Although we have that here as well.
Thank you for your response.You'd know all about starting such threads, naturally
Yes and not only that every fifth tweet is an advert
Yes and not only that every fifth tweet is an advert
They've just changed it so it says Ad in the top right corner of promoted tweets now.They seem to have removed the “Promoted” on advertising posts.
Might be wrong but thought this was a legal requirement. If so presumably they could get into a bit of trouble with that.
Oh yeah - they’re not as crap as I assumed.They've just changed it so it says Ad in the top right corner of promoted tweets now.
Oh yeah - they’re not as crap as I assumed.
Well well.I used to do a thing when I was bored on Twitter which was to search for "jew media" and then report posts, because you could almost 100% guarantee that anyone using that phrase would be some nazi (and if they weren't it would be quickly obvious that they were quoting, or being sarcastic, or something). I had quite a good record in those getting banned.
This pastime has now been ruined by the fact that there is literally an antisemitic account called @jewmedia on Twitter now, apparently recently re-established, flat-out just saying that shit. What is the point in making this sort of report? I did so anyway.
After reviewing the available information, we want to let you know JewMedia hasn’t broken our safety policies. We know this isn’t the answer you’re looking for. If this account breaks our policies in the future, we’ll notify you.
You can block the account, which means they won’t be able to follow you, see your Tweets, or message you.
Reports like this inform our policies, and we’re always reviewing them and how we apply them. We hope you'll continue to make reports if you see things that might break our policies.
Thats the little extra push I needed to press delete on the Xwitter app. See how I manage without it.Well well.
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Shocked I tell you.
Definitely encouraged to continue reporting stuff now.
You should be grateful. It's the best you're going to get.Thank you for your response.
Well well.
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Shocked I tell you.
Definitely encouraged to continue reporting stuff now.
Funnily enough I was just reading this about Twitter and a German group:Looks like the German government has all the reason it needs to fine Xhitter out the arse.
My brother is getting rid of his Tesla, it’s not only the mental price for repairs (think he just paid £1000 for 2 new tyres?) It‘s that since Elon bought Twitter and that now everyone realises what a wanker he is, seeing a Tesla seems to give other motorists a free pass to behave like dicks to my brother, cutting him up, tailgating him, he’s had enough of that. Have to admit, I liked that car.Well at least Tesla's honestly developing electric cars.
Ah ...
Tesla’s secret team to suppress thousands of driving range complaints
About a decade ago, Tesla rigged the dashboard readouts in its electric cars to provide “rosy” projections of how far owners can drive before needing to recharge, a source told Reuters.www.reuters.com