Jenngarden

@jenstone.bsky.social

Fash out now. Burn down the patriarchy. Please use alt text when posting images and screencaps of text. 🙏🏻 🇨🇦🇺🇦🇵🇸🇵🇷

given how much easier flock cameras make the job of being a police officer, i modestly propose that we reduce the salary of every officer proportionally to the number of cameras in their patch

I remember reading that religion and drugs hit the same neuropath ways. So now whenever I see someone overly religious, I think drug addict.

I think we can agree that AI detectors are out. But universities are ignoring the fact that faculty cannot really out-design assessments to meet the challenges of this moment. We need sustained institutional support to be the best teachers we can be, and we aren't getting it.

Inside Higher Ed @insidehighered.com · 14h ago

AI Detectors Are Out, New Assessments Are In A growing number of universities have prohibited AI detectors, arguing they are ‘unreliable’ indicators of cheating. But where does that leave faculty, who know all too well that cheating is rampant in the age of AI? https://bit.ly/4wGitF7 #EDUSky

A photo illustration of three humanoid robots standing in front of a college entrance gateway.

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Republican power grabs in Kansas and Missouri are going down in flames with 18-25% of votes reported so far. Missouri's Amendment 4 aimed to make citizen-initiated constitutional amendments practically impossible. Kansas' Amendment 1 was designed to flip the state Supreme Court to ban abortion

One soldier's concerns about soldiers’ survival in the drone-dominated combat of the future initially led him to start tinkering with electronics he bought online. Now, he's putting the finishing touches on a drone detector that soldiers can wear like protective gear. Learn more:

US soldier in Germany invents wearable drone detector to protect front-line troops

Army Sgt. Ryan Minton is putting the finishing touches on a drone detector that soldiers can wear like protective gear.

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A story of cause and effect: Last November, Ontario banned cities from using speed safety cameras to issue tickets. Reckless speeding immediately surged in Toronto, Ottawa, Guelph, and cities throughout the province. A 🧵 about my latest in Bloomberg (gift link)

What Happens When Speed Cameras Get Shut Off

In 2025, Ontario banned automated traffic enforcement. Now the number of drivers exceeding the speed limit has surged, according to traffic data.

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Important to know/remember: States are generally terrible at notifying formerly disenfranchised people of their voting rights. Many have no idea they’re allowed to vote. Many more avoid voting because they’re not sure if they can. I wrote about this in Kentucky but it’s a problem all over.

Kentucky Activists Step In to Deliver on the Promise of Voting Rights Restoration - Bolts

After the governor restored hundreds of thousands of people’s rights in 2019, a coalition led by formerly incarcerated Kentuckians is working to inform people of their rights.

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“ICE awarded GEO a 15-year contract for the 1,000-bed facility in February 2025, worth roughly $1 billion over its term and more than $60 million in the first full year of operations, and the building reopened that spring. It is now the largest ICE detention center on the East Coast.”

Gabe Ortíz@tusk81.bsky.social · yesterday

“Michael Sol Warren and Arya Sundaram reported that more than 70 people held at Delaney Hall have filed federal suits alleging medical neglect, and that more than 30 of them say they were denied prescribed medication for chronic conditions.”

A storyteller who does something similar to what I do has written a great story on #FireSafety and illustrated it with dolls, although the ones she uses are not depicting children. For the English version, scroll down each caption. (A 🧵 about fire, climate and energy, and how they are related.) 1/4

Carnet de voyage - un campeur mal embouché - Mille et 1 passions

En raison de ceci (extrait du journal Le Devoir d'hier) : Because of this: des panneaux de ce genre sont apparus un peu partout dans le parc national. signs like these have appeared all over the natio...

milleet1passions.com

@mollytaft.com on the diverse mix of ideologies that make up the data center opposition. It's a pretty wide range of views, intersecting around a deep distrust of Big Tech. The headline says data centers "broke" US politics, I'd say they've created an opening for a long overdue shakeup.

How Data Centers Broke American Politics

What the Unabomber, Steve Bannon’s tech guy, and Bernie Sanders taught me about the great data center backlash of 2026.

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