@lcamtuf@veorq IQ Is not sufficient, but it is a great advantage. You also need the will to have power, wickedness and no moral brakes. IQ is not the most important factor, we can argue.
@marcocattaneo Capisco. Peccato, ma posso capire la motivazione. Rimango comunque fiducioso: tra "random acts of management", applicazioni che gestiscono contemporaneamente i due social e magari aumento della diffusione di mastodon, non sarei sorpreso da un cambiamento di idea :)
@skdh@haight6716 One problem that I can see is that any given regulation can be effective only in the country or area that promulgated it. I guess that China, EU, US will have some differences, right?
@serj_stanky @BBCWorld Yup, read it. actually, seeking consent to show a staple of western art sounds weird. I lived in Florence and I can't recall anyone shocked by the statue in public display. Europeans are weird, isn't it?
@alex_orlowski Non andiamo in panic mode. Non è che sarebbe più efficace educare? O ad 11 anni li si tiene chiusi in casa, così non possono usare i dispositivi degli amici? C'è un mondo là fuori, non è che sparisce.
@GregorioSamueli@GEFCF72@marmaz Ne avrò visti un paio così. In generale quando svolti a destra ti devi aspettare bici e pedoni che vanno diritto. A meno che al semaforo non hai la freccia verde
Have you ever seen a "Port eating" ships? Look at how these disappear!
This is Aliağa Ship Facility in #Turkey where large ships are dismantled & recycled. 100 @CopernicusEU#Sentinel2 🛰️ images presented in this mesmerizing timelapse: December 2020 to December 2022 #EO
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Britain’s Finally Figuring Out Brexit (Really) Was the Biggest Mistake in Modern History
Want to Understand How Bad Brexit Really Is? Take a Deep Breath, Because Your Jaw’s About to Drop
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what username the number was attached to.
so they just cycled through every possible number, and hoovered up every possible number and what account it was attached to. same with email.
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vx-underground is reporting that the recent twitter leak of ~400 million accounts was gathered because attackers were able to scrape data out of the API.
Basically, if you tried to log into twitters api using a phone number, it would tell you (1/2)
little white circle over the green dots (each green dot is a radio station) until you find one you like.
I have been listening to this station in the Netherlands and it absolutely slaps. I have no idea what they're saying but the music is fantastic.
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I cannot keep this to myself. There is a website (https://t.co/YHDrkZVTem) where you can listen to radio stations all over the world for free. No log in. No email address. Nothing.
When the site loads, you are looking at the globe. Slide the (1/2)
them.
I didn't realise how pronounced the effect is.
I'm angry.
For years, my connection with the people I care about has been diminished, intentionally, to support a losing advertising scheme.
I want that time with my friends and family back.
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My response rates for polls on Twitter were 1-2%.
On Mastodon, it's 15-20%.
Twitter and Facebook throttle our natural engagement with our friends and family and colleagues.
They do it so brands will buy ads to reach people who already follow (1/2)