Keith

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☕ I drink tea and I code things ☘️ Belfast, Northern Ireland 🔗 https://keitholo.gy

PSNI Chief Constable Jon Boutcher has told the Policing Board: "It is clear that members of loyalist paramilitary groups were present at some disorder and were involved in directing the violence at a number of locations, including east Belfast". 2/2

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The Donaldson case rumples on. For anyone affected by sexual violence, abuse, or related trauma, support is available. You don’t have to face this alone. Support organisations in Northern Ireland: - Nexus NI: 0808 802 1414, help@dsahelpline.org, dsahelpline.org 1/2

Dark grey support graphic headed “SUPPORT IS AVAILABLE,” with text saying today’s verdict may be difficult and signposting Nexus NI, The Rowan, Victim Support NI, Childline, Rape Crisis, NSPCC and others, followed by a grid of helpline panels with phone numbers and logos.

You can hear the full unedited audio of loyalist paramilitaries (unsuccessfully) ordering me out of 'their' area, with film footage shot by the Sky News helicopter capturing part of the incident. These are the people we need to reject - not foreign nurses.

Sam McBride assaulted as he questioned protesters in east Belfast after nights of rioting

Sam McBride was assaulted as he questioned protesters in east Belfast this week after nights of rioting. To read his full account of what happened, click here.

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Prospect is calling on the Government to leave X following ongoing political interference and the promotion of far-right content on the platform. Civil servants and communications workers should not have to read racist content while trying to do their jobs and communicate with the public.

Social care services in Northern Ireland could not be delivered if international staff members are forced out through racist intimidation. NI Social Care Council chief executive, Tracey Reid, says more than one fifth of the 50,000-strong social care workforce comes from outside the UK and Ireland.

Belfast knife attack latest: Police vow 'robust' response to Northern Ireland riots - follow live

The Northern Ireland secretary has warned of a sense of fear among ethnic minorities after the unrest prompted by a serious knife attack.

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Social media giants must own their role in amplifying misinformation that fuels hate gangs. Engagement algorithms often prioritise inflammatory content over truth, turning digital falsehoods into real-world violence. We need transparent moderation and swift action.

Open letter to UK online service providers regarding civil unrest in Belfast

Ofcom has written to online service providers operating in the UK about the increased risk of their platforms being used to stir up hatred, provoke violence and commit other offences under UK law, in ...

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I live/work beside this building - derelict since 2009. The people hounding the new business owners don't even live here. Those complaining about "foreign food" have no issue with the Indian, Chinese takeaways or Turkish/Kurdish barbers lining the Shankill. They're just racist cunts.

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Search engines developed complex anti-spam systems over decades, a constant arms races with #spammers. Now, companies are deliberately creating content designed to be scraped rather than read by humans. Instead of fighting it #AI companies are letting it poison their training data.

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NEW: The moderators of the biohacking subreddit say that peptide and hormone replacement therapy companies have been surreptitiously spamming Reddit in an attempt to get their posts scraped by AI chatbots.

Microsoft's latest #Copilot update admits the floating button was a misstep; users pushed back hard enough that they finally moved it back to the ribbon. But the underlying problem remains - the push to integrate #AI everywhere regardless of whether anyone asked for it.

Microsoft slaps new coat of paint on Copilot, buries annoying button

Look, says Redmond, usage up 27-43% based on one week of data - admits it 'may not be indicative of long-term usage trends'

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