@ffoxpack Re https://t.co/yWNMl7H3sD - a v allergic friend is doing well on a vaccine program for cat allergy. She was extremely allergic and can now be in same room as cats and even pet them without issue
@beteve L'Ajuntament de Barcelona està talant ara mateix arbres madurs i saludables a Horta-Guinardó — en contradicció directa amb el seu propi Pla Director de l'Arbrat 2017-2037, que compromet la ciutat a AUGMENTAR la cobertura arbrada i a preservar els arbres madurs.
@jaumecollboni Eh, per què el teu govern municipal està passant la motoserra a arbres madurs que proporcionen una ombra tan necessària als carrers en plena emergència climàtica i ajuden a protegir els residents contra nivells perillosos de contaminació de l’aire? És indignant 🤦♀️
"Stopping an AI system from generating sexualized imagery is not a matter of ideology. It is a legal obligation and a basic moral responsibility that all of Europe shares." https://t.co/Rb2GIrH8Kp
Wonder what it's like to join X as a highly experienced head of comms for EMEA, and then spend your time ignoring journalists @Victoriawaw?
We've been messaging X every day in the hope of understanding why Grok appears to regularly violate its own acceptable use policy
"Like E coli O157:H7 (which emerged in cattle feedlots) & methicillin-resistant S aureus (aka MRSA, which emerged at industrial hog farms and kills about 9,000 Americans every year), H5N1 is simply the latest unanticipated cost of factory farming." https://t.co/9PpLV2crac
Imposing a travel ban on former EU Commissioner Thierry Breton for doing his job as a European Commissioner, and others, is unacceptable.
On behalf of @Europarl_EN, I urge for it to be rescinded quickly.
"... regulating the information space is not optional: it is a sine qua non for turning the narrow mercantile logic of a few into a genuine contribution towards human progress and the common good." - @ThierryBreton
“Everyone wears the same clothes, drives the same cars, listens to the same podcasts, follows the same fads. It’s a place born of immense sort of herd-like behaviour.”
https://t.co/4wKKdIBQc4
@bbcpaddy Hi, why did your interview with Ehud Olmert cut out to non-UK listeners - stating that this part of the programme is unable due to rights restrictions? Hard to imagine a discussion about the disaster in Gaza triggers copyright concerns
The Chernobyl disaster struck 39 years ago on April 26, 1986. Though it happened in #Ukraine, its devastating impact reached deep into #Belarus, contaminating land and poisoning our population.
A passage from Sviatlana Alexievich captures the haunting loss:
"The sparrows disappeared from our town in the first year after the accident. They were lying around everywhere – in the yards, on the asphalt. They’d be raked up and taken away in the containers with the leaves. They didn’t let people burn the leaves that year, because they were radioactive, so they buried the leaves.
The sparrows came back two years later. We were so happy, we were calling to each other: “I saw a sparrow yesterday! They’re back.”
The May bugs also disappeared, and they haven’t come back. Maybe they’ll come back in a hundred years or a thousand. That’s what our teacher says. I won’t see them."
Google just quietly killed its 7-year plan to kill third-party cookies. A strategic U-turn of historic proportions—and a blow to web privacy. It’s not just a product change. Let's hope it's not a sign of impending privacy deterioration. https://t.co/PeEdIWReBe
🎙️@TanyaOCarroll called this privacy settlement she won from Meta a “bittersweet victory” https://t.co/nCpxvpqwJS It’s also bittersweet for me as it’s my last story for @TechCrunch - but happily it underscores the value & power of public interest reporting. Support #journalism
Looking fwd to getting my teeth into @lukOlejnik’s book on infowar tactics — which, as cat has clearly recognised, is required reading for these propaganda-troubled times