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Just relaying information thats been spreading around twitter regarding its new AI powered content algo.
If youve come over from twitter, Hi and welcome. Good to have you here!
If youve come over from twitter, Hi and welcome. Good to have you here!
October 26, 2025 at 1:42 AM
Just relaying information thats been spreading around twitter regarding its new AI powered content algo.
If youve come over from twitter, Hi and welcome. Good to have you here!
If youve come over from twitter, Hi and welcome. Good to have you here!
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Crunchyroll started as a piracy website that would steal the work of fansub groups and lock it behind paywalls, which caused Fansub groups to literally encode messages during the "Brought to you in part by these sponsors" segments, warning viewers that if you paid for the subs, you got scammed
Share a piece of anime lore that lives rent-free in your head.
August 27, 2025 at 9:41 PM
Crunchyroll started as a piracy website that would steal the work of fansub groups and lock it behind paywalls, which caused Fansub groups to literally encode messages during the "Brought to you in part by these sponsors" segments, warning viewers that if you paid for the subs, you got scammed
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Valve just updated their Steam rules to ban content that “may violate rules set by payment processors or banks.” Sounds boring. It’s not. It’s the quiet normalization of financial censorship and it’s going to hurt LGBTQ+ games and devs
July 16, 2025 at 5:05 AM
Valve just updated their Steam rules to ban content that “may violate rules set by payment processors or banks.” Sounds boring. It’s not. It’s the quiet normalization of financial censorship and it’s going to hurt LGBTQ+ games and devs
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Since 2021, Mastercard has been imposing strict regulations on platforms that use the company's financial services — and Steam appears to be their latest target.
Tell Mastercard to reverse this harmful policy at action.aclu.org/petition/mas....
Tell Mastercard to reverse this harmful policy at action.aclu.org/petition/mas....
Valve just updated their Steam rules to ban content that “may violate rules set by payment processors or banks.” Sounds boring. It’s not. It’s the quiet normalization of financial censorship and it’s going to hurt LGBTQ+ games and devs
July 16, 2025 at 7:38 PM
Since 2021, Mastercard has been imposing strict regulations on platforms that use the company's financial services — and Steam appears to be their latest target.
Tell Mastercard to reverse this harmful policy at action.aclu.org/petition/mas....
Tell Mastercard to reverse this harmful policy at action.aclu.org/petition/mas....
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Safety matters—but so do privacy, access to information, and the fundamental rights of all users. Online safety for young people must not come at the expense of rights. Read our recent submission to the European Commission here.
Protecting Minors Online Must Not Come at the Cost of Privacy and Free Expression
Safety matters—but so do privacy, access to information, and the fundamental rights of all users. We urge the Commission to avoid endorsing disproportionate, one-size-fits-all technical solutions. Ins...
www.eff.org
July 16, 2025 at 7:37 PM
Safety matters—but so do privacy, access to information, and the fundamental rights of all users. Online safety for young people must not come at the expense of rights. Read our recent submission to the European Commission here.
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Also follow EEF and believe them when they say rights are on the line. EU guidelines could threaten art online in a whole new way, a "show your papers" at every digital museum.
Viewing art anonymously is not a crime.
Also follow EEF and believe them when they say rights are on the line. EU guidelines could threaten art online in a whole new way, a "show your papers" at every digital museum.
Viewing art anonymously is not a crime.
Safety matters—but so do privacy, access to information, and the fundamental rights of all users. Online safety for young people must not come at the expense of rights. Read our recent submission to the European Commission here.
Protecting Minors Online Must Not Come at the Cost of Privacy and Free Expression
Safety matters—but so do privacy, access to information, and the fundamental rights of all users. We urge the Commission to avoid endorsing disproportionate, one-size-fits-all technical solutions. Ins...
www.eff.org
July 16, 2025 at 8:03 PM
bsky.app/profile/eff....
Also follow EEF and believe them when they say rights are on the line. EU guidelines could threaten art online in a whole new way, a "show your papers" at every digital museum.
Viewing art anonymously is not a crime.
Also follow EEF and believe them when they say rights are on the line. EU guidelines could threaten art online in a whole new way, a "show your papers" at every digital museum.
Viewing art anonymously is not a crime.
Bluesky now has over 10 million users, and I was #1,511,830!
September 19, 2024 at 9:55 PM
Bluesky now has over 10 million users, and I was #1,511,830!