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In honor of the wonderful work that my friend Kimberly Kleman is doing as SVP of @ReportforAmerica, I contributed. Through Dec. 31, 2022, all contributions are doubled, thanks to a generous donor. Join me in supporting quality local journalism! https://t.co/YdPWyeCv2g
@Irene_Cara Thank you, Judith, for your heartfelt remembrance of Irene Cara. What a kinetic star she was. Her light will never stop shining. I was a "FAME" TV show fan and was fortunate to see "FAME" the musical when it was on its North American tour in Toronto ~22 years ago.
@elonmusk Bring back Twitter's Research and Insights team. They are more essential than ever now as you're envisioning strategic changes for Twitter's future.
Clear the fog, and see the landscape. Design products more resilient in the long run because people will return to solutions that respect them. Have a trusting, respectful relationship with the people your organization supports. https://t.co/CBmu7yC8dp
DuckDuckGo for Mac--a private, fast and secure browsing app--is in beta now. It has many cool features including a time-saving Cookie-Consent Manager. Check it out.
Calling all Mac users 📣 our everyday browser - the privacy easy button - is out now in beta!
Reasons to flock to it:
💻 It makes the Internet less creepy
🍪 Cookie consent pop-up manager
🥷 Privacy-focused YouTube player
Switching is easy, learn more 👇 https://t.co/w3AsK8Qdcc
Too many sites/apps request one's birthdate to register or continue, but that's your personal information. Don't do it unless it's for an official government or medical need. Instead, use https://t.co/wz6U397UPK to pick a random date and keep your privacy.
You truly understand, @BarackObama. Those on the Supreme Court who voted to overturn Roe v. Wade have completely lost touch with reality. This is indeed a personal decision, not a political one. I will always support the right to choose.
Today, the Supreme Court not only reversed nearly 50 years of precedent, it relegated the most intensely personal decision someone can make to the whims of politicians and ideologues—attacking the essential freedoms of millions of Americans.
Today, the Supreme Court not only reversed nearly 50 years of precedent, it relegated the most intensely personal decision someone can make to the whims of politicians and ideologues—attacking the essential freedoms of millions of Americans.
Despicable is the word that came to mind when I heard what Matt Gaetz said today. Criticizing women, or anyone, for being well-educated and for exercising their civil liberties is the dumbest thing I've ever heard. I will not quote his disgusting nonsense.
Protecting consumers from cyber attacks needs to be a top priority. Thank you @craignewmark for supporting easier to use consumer-facing tools.
@ConsumerReports is ready to step up w/ tools to help people better protect their personal data and finances.
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This news brought me to tears. I last saw Steve and his wife at CompuServe's 50th anniversary event in October 2019. Steve was a creative genius and a kind, self-effacing man who persevered through tragedy and cared about everyone. @harrymccracken's tribute is superb.
I was very sorry to hear about the death of GIF inventor Steve Wilhite. Here’s the story of the image format’s creation, as told to me by CompuServe’s Sandy Trevor, the guy who asked Wilhite to come up with it. https://t.co/jGhQLUwjCQ
@harrymccracken Thanks, @harrymccracken, for your excellent article, a wonderful tribute to Steve Wilhite. Both he and Sandy Trevor are esteemed former CompuServe colleagues of mine. You got the story right, and that means a lot to me and to other CompuServe alumni. This loss is tragic.
What a meaningful piece @TheAmandaGorman has written in @nytimes and what a treasure she is to us all. Amanda Gorman: Why I Almost Didn’t Read My Poem at the Inauguration https://t.co/EoQ1aREYjp