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And things will get so much worse if these bills are passed. Find your rep, contact them, and tell them to OPPOSE each of these bills. Left or right, our freedom of speech and privacy are at stake. #SaveSpeech

Find your rep: www.congress.gov/members/find...
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FADPA and Block BEARD are basically SOPA's revenge (once again, the garbage copyright industry wants IMMEDIATE site blocks like going straight to prison without a trial). Others are anti-porn or at least hinder adult's right to view such content like treating all ages like children.
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A steam wishlist for artists.
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If watermark(s) blurred, cropped, blurred or even overlaid with someone else's, it's a big red flag.
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Really hope it isn’t pressure from payment processors banning things they don’t like despite 100% legal.
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News organizations are increasingly launching newsletters in hopes of building a more direct relationship with readers, as traffic from platforms they once relied on — like social media and Google Search — continues to shrink.
Last week, both The Verge and Wired announced major newsletter strategies. Wired writes of a “traffic apocalypse”, where “platforms on which outlets like Wired used to connect with readers, listeners, and viewers are failing in real time”.1 The Verge describes “Google Zero”: the moment when the dwindling supply of visitors from Google Search completely dries up.2

Traffic to news sites from social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter has atrophied as those services limit links to external sites to keep users locked in. Google Search’s excerpts and, more recently, AI overviews have satisfied users’ questions before they click on the article that actually provided the information. Some have abandoned Search altogether for ChatGPT or other chatbot LLMs that summarize journalists’ work with varying degrees of accuracy, often without linking or even mentioning the source. These intermediary platforms between news organizations and readers are undergoing a type of predictable decay Cory Doctorow calls “enshittification”.a As executives twiddle the knobs to extract ever more profits from their user base, things worsen for people on both ends of the consumer–producer relationship. Readers no longer see news articles from the journalists they chose to follow on Twitter as the site downranks any posts that link offsite. When they search on Google, they’re bombarded with error-ridden AI facsimiles before reaching the higher-quality underlying work. Producers who once relied on social media and search engines to drive visits are losing traffic as platforms embrace a vampiric strategy: rip off others’ work while expecting high-quality journalism to magically continue to appear, even as journalists are starved of audience and revenue. The newsletter strategy aims to bypass these rapidly enshittifying intermediaries and instead establish more direct relationships with subscribers. “I don’t intend to ever rely on someone else’s distribution ever again,” wrote Verge editor-in-chief Nilay Patel on Bluesky.3 Although email has undergone some enshittification of its own,b its fundamental nature as a protocol rather than a platform has provided one essential prophylactic to enshittification: the escape hatch. If your email provider suddenly inserted ads two sentences into every email, you could easily switch providersc and still receive emails from everyone you previously emailed. As a result, email has become a go-to refuge for news outlets fleeing their abusive relationships with deeply enshittified platforms they grew reliant upon.
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Artists, don’t just be mad to X and Instagram, also be mad at google. All of them discourage clicking on links to or visiting your content: youtu.be/vYTzawi_GPc?...
Zero Click Internet Means Websites Are About To Die
YouTube video by AI Capitalist
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huh? Why changed the closing time? Typo initially?
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I'm getting the popcorn if they decide to go to war against antimalware companies. @malwarebytes.com There's a big threat against basically our right to be safe online in the name of copyright law. Does blocking potentially malicious domains constitute an illegal modification of a website?
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Many years ago, I saw him and his massive hair. I tend to like DB’s long-haired characters, especially SS3 Goku. I Like how you did his forehead more realistically (his forehead is very tall from his eyes in the original and somewhat toonish in terms of proportions).
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I find it quite interesting of characters capable of wielding large sword and maces with a single hand.
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paypal freezing accounts is unfortunately, not new. Notch, a Minecraft developer, had a problem 14-15 years ago.
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There's a difference between haters:
1. Person just don't want to search such content
2. Person hates it so much he also wants nobody to view the content.

Avoid being the latter. If you hate something, leave it be.
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Seems like males with long hair and garments/jewellery are your finesse.

Surprise fanarts of him looks way better than the original official art of him IMO.
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is it faster and you can share media there?
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@xelgot.bsky.social get a load of this
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‪Fan-Art commission for @ii1132m8.bsky.social

Ganondorf [The Legends of Zelda : TotK]