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I started working through this historical framework of how extractive logics have set the stage for data center development today in this piece for Data&Society last year - excited to have the chance to explore it further in this zine with Sheila! datasociety.net/research-lib...

From Sugarcane to Data Centers: Building Solidarities Across Infrastructures - Data & Society

Part of the Data & Society Points series "The Cloud is Dead: A Series on Living with Legacies of Resource Extraction"

datasociety.net

Two types of automation in history: 1. We completely understand your job to the point where we can replace you, and 2. We think we completely understand your job, but we don't actually, and we're going to spend years finding this out. And capitalism is notoriously bad at telling the difference

"As Japanese financial newspaper Nikkei Asia found in a recent investigation, just five US tech giants — Alphabet, Microsoft, Amazon, Meta, and Oracle — are hiding an estimated $1.65 trillion in debt that doesn’t appear on balance sheets. futurism.com/artificial-i...

AI Companies Are Trying to Hide a Staggering Amount of Debt

AI companies are pouring tens of billions of dollars into enormous data centers. They're being built on top of a mountain of hidden debt.

futurism.com

Granny has a good understanding of how to handle authority: let them think they accomplished something so they’ll stay happy and out of the way while you actually do the work of solving the real problems

If you live in California and you want to take advantage of the state-run portal that tells all registered data brokers to delete your data instead of having to send an individual request to every single one, here is what you need to know: www.eff.org/deeplinks/20...

Protect Your Privacy with California's DROP Tool

Are you a California resident? Then we've got exciting news for you: there's a tool just for you that lets you take a single, relatively easy step to protect your privacy. It's called a DROP request. ...

eff.org

weird that all these politicians who historically didn't give two shits about a lack of competition in wireless suddenly support cell phone unlocking, I wonder what could have changed?

letter from Rep. Scott Fitzgerald urging FCC to embrace cell unlocking rules letter from Rep. Nick LaLota urging the FCC to embrace cell phone unlocking rules

again, just positively fascinated by business and tech journalism that doesn't think labor or consumer welfare are relevant to any of the stories they're telling, while pretending the country isn't grotesquely corrupt your job is supposed to be truth telling, weirdos

Just signed so I can now say: I have an agent! I’m represented by Nina Richner at Morhaim Literary and she’s going to help me and @dsoart.com get MAGIC WANDA’S FRANKENSTEINEMA published as well as give me the opportunity to publish novels solo :)