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We, internationally, need to do exactly what the Brazilians did and lead by example with: 1) Block all far right figures/accounts 2) Never share a far right account even to dunk on them 3) Never reply to a far right account even to dunk on them Completely cut their algorithmic advantage

MMメロキュリー戦はじまる前に描いたので衣装違うところがあります。 予告不穏だったけど笑顔で終わって欲しい願いを込め、不慣れなデジタル頑張った&イベント楽しかった思い出の1枚✨

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So the thing here is that if you’re neurotypical, the reason you close the cupboard door, or pick your keys up when you leave, or a million other things you take for granted is because there are networks in your brain associating tasks with each other. And they do it automatically

Sarah, manic pixie dream MILF@goatsarah.org · 2d ago

Typical conversation with someone “trying” to understand ADHD. “Why do you leave cupboards open?” “Brain no work right” “But why don’t you close them after you use them?” “Brain no work right” “Is it not sensible to close them after use?” “Yes” “So why don’t you?” “Brain no work right”

it cannot actually be ignored or danced around that the closure of BioWare came so soon after the Saudi and Jared Kushner acquisition of EA. they absolutely did take the studio making EA’s broadly queerest games out back and shoot it old yeller style. do not let yourself or colleagues ignore that

eBay users! Don't ignore today's email, even though it looks like a boring standard update to the User Privacy Notice. They want to use your data to train AI models. If you click the link over the words "the right to object", it takes you to a page with a toggle button letting you opt out.

Screenshot from a section of eBay UK's r User Privacy Notice.
It reads: 
AI model training

When training, testing, and improving generative AI models, we rely primarily on publicly available data. Some public datasets may incidentally include personal data, and in some cases we may also use certain user personal data, such as information about your use of our Services, including the items you list, sell, view, or buy, where we determine it is necessary and proportionate for a specific use (for example, to train AI models that improve product recommendations). Prior to training, we take steps to mitigate potential privacy impacts, such as de-identifying the data or applying other privacy-preserving techniques. In some jurisdictions, the data used for training as described in this section is not considered personal data; where our AI training does involve personal data as defined under applicable law, including in the European Economic Area (EEA), Switzerland, and the United Kingdom, the legal basis of our legitimate interest is set out in section 3.4.

See section 6 for more details on your rights. To learn more about specific training use cases and our processing of your personal data for generative AI training purposes, including the right to object  to such processing for certain users, visit our Artificial Intelligence at eBay page.