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This is absolutely insane, imagine if a progressive elected official was refusing to support Haley Stevens if she won! You’d never hear the end of it. Centrists are the ones who are dividing the Democratic Party with their Islamophobia and purity tests.

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what so fun (sarcastic) about this is how US states are now ramping up adoption of this "to protect children...it has enrolled millions of British adults in mandatory identity-check systems run by third-party vendors with documented histories of data breaches." NY just announced this exact thing

Mike Stabile@mikestabile.bsky.social · last wk.

UK's admit the that Online Safety Act has in large part failed, and announce an inquiry into why the age-verification bill has not worked as (age-verification providers) promised.

I played one of these cabinets earlier this year! The three-screen setup was awesome, you sit inside this big cab and when you enter tunnels the sound changes to really make it seem like you're in one.

A photo of a sit-down TX-1 cabinet from the right and behind, showing the three monitors, seat, and marquee.
GSK | ALL CITY SLOP SHOP (ETA SOON)@allcityslopshop.com · last wk.

this week's Arcade Archives title: 1983's ultra-wide, triple-monitor F1 racing game TX-1 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hSHNzQAcSis this is particularly noteworthy for being the first ACA reissue (and first reissue in general, if memory serves) from the catalogue of Tatsumi

“Initially I couldn't believe Google could be so dumb to kill the thing it makes literally all its money from, but lately I've arrived at another conclusion: Google knows it's killing the open web and is doing it on purpose. There's no way no one at Google realizes what's happening.”

Drew Curtis@drewcurtis.bsky.social · last wk.

So with regards to what I said about how Fark won't survive this year without more TF subscribers, I wrote up a longer explanation about what we're all up against. Not just Fark, all of digital media.

This is framed as a feel-good story, but it should scare the wits out of anybody on the road. Tesla's deceptive marketing is convincing seniors that the cars drive themselves. In reality, a human must always be ready to intervene. If someone lacks the ability to do that, they shouldn't be driving!

Forget rideshare. How seniors are using Teslas for transportation

As Waymo and Tesla robotaxi services promise more rides for more cities, seniors are taking matters into their own hands and self-driving Teslas.

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kind of a half-baked thought here but it's a shame criticism as a paid professional discipline has been sidelined by social media because it could point the way forward out of the internet madness-induced problem of writing that's crouched in what the author anticipates a comments section will say

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I think it harms Journalism that the message that the media has sent to us over the last several years is that no matter what a person does it’s impossible to credibly be sure that they are a Nazi.

So, the UK's mainstream parties spent the better part of two decades legitimising the far-right's grievances and aligning politics-as-usual with their terms and parameters, and now an increasing number of people view the far-right as the best to address said grievances. It just doesn't make sense.