Watertex @Watertex

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ryan fae (@ryan.staticnoi.se on 🦋) @RhinozzCode

2 years ago

if you saw that notice about a Terms of Service update, this is the main clause it changed. it explicitly lets twitter use your posts and any attached media — including images, videos, and their audio — for the training of AI models like Grok. it will be in effect November 15.

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Del @TheCartelDel

2 years ago

This is the first time I've seen consequences for the persecution of Palestinian people

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Adam Ellis @adamtotscomix

2 years ago

Oh this community note is violent

OpenSea @opensea

2 years ago

"NFTs are dead" please zoom out

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エッグサラダ🦅🇺🇸 @synthicyde

2 years ago

I believe ADHD is near unimaginable unless you have it. Executive dysfunction sounds fake until you suffer from it. Sitting in your room having a panic attack because you can't even initiate engagement in your fun hobbies anymore sounds fake until it happens to you.

annie @soychotic

2 years ago

(Takes amphetamines) ohhh im supposed to feel this way all the time !! Are you fuckin crazy

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David Grossman @davidgross_man

2 years ago

A small but horrifying detail from the NYT's story on the Israeli military using Palestinians as human shields, how they're referred to insects. This is how Hutus referred to Tutsis. How slave owners referred to slaves. How the Nazis referred to Jews nytimes.com/2024/10/14/wor…

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Mom @mommilph

2 years ago

Genki✨ @Genki_JPN

2 years ago

John Linneman (@dark1x) of Digital Foundry says the image quality leap of FF7 Rebirth on the PS5 Pro was even larger than anticipated! #FF7R #PS5 "Rebirth, I famously tweeted about it's image quality being a huge leap and it was actually even larger than I anticipated. It's game

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Adam Johnson @adamjohnsonCHI

2 years ago

I’m sorry Kroger is doing what now

Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib @RepRashida

2 years ago

Families are struggling to put food on the table. I sent a letter to @kroger about their decision to roll out surge pricing using facial recognition technology. Facial recognition technology is often discriminatory and shouldn't be used in grocery stores to price gouge residents.

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Prem Thakker @prem_thakker

2 years ago

An American's family — including his mom, a lawful US resident — reportedly bombed in Gaza. Family contacted Israeli authorities to share address & get an ambulance, as mom & others were suspected alive. Israeli forces allegedly bombed house again & targeted responding ambulance.

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Nathan J Robinson @NathanJRobinson

2 years ago

After a bunch of online "experts" popped up to accuse the NYT of faking CT scans showing Gazan children shot in the head, the Times confirms that it has photo evidence corroborating the scans that is too horrific to make public. Hope all the people who boosted this lie are proud.

NYTimes Communications @NYTimesPR

2 years ago

A statement from the editor of New York Times Opinion in response to criticism of a recent guest essay. nytco.com/press/response…

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Sridhar Ramesh @RadishHarmers

2 years ago

The plan to save democracy always seems to involve my having to not voice or hold political opinions which dissent from the party.

NYTimes Communications @NYTimesPR

2 years ago

A statement from the editor of New York Times Opinion in response to criticism of a recent guest essay. nytco.com/press/response…

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2 years ago

this is the guy everyone saw burn and melt alive on a hospital bed with an IV attached to him. remember these people are more than just numbers. they had a life, a family, dreams just like us.

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Rivkah Brown @rivkahbrown

2 years ago

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Mohammad @MargBarAmerica

2 years ago

he was studying software engineering from a tent, still living for the next day. it would be a disservice to their life to only remember them engulfed in flames. learn their names and stories.

‏Martyrs of Gaza @GazaMartyrs

2 years ago

💔Heartbreaking | Yesterday wasn't the first time Shaban cried out for the world's help as Israel burned him alive. He had been pleading for the world to save him because he was the sole provider for his family. Now, he's gone, leaving behind two sisters and a little brother with

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Alan MacLeod @AlanRMacLeod

2 years ago

In years to come, students in university departments around the world will be studying the propaganda embedded in this headline. As someone who regularly lectures in sociology, journalism and media studies, I could teach an entire lesson on the title alone. For example: 1. Treating the 4 Israeli soldiers as more important than the 23 Palestinian children (by leading the story with their deaths and just chucking in the others at the end) implies their lives are of higher value. 2. Infantilizing active duty soldiers as "teenagers" while not emphasizing the age of the schoolkids, despite many of them being demonstrably younger. 3. The classic use of the passive voice: Israelis are "killed" while Palestinians merely "die". 4. Putting scare quotes around "23 die" subtly undermines the credibility of that claim. Maybe no one died, and the Palestinians are just lying? 5. Using the word "attack" for Hezbollah actions, but choosing a more neutral, clinical word like "strike" for Israeli aggression. 6. Allowing Israeli sources to dictate the framing of the story ("Israel names teenage soldiers") etc. 7. Actually naming the Israeli soldiers, but not doing the same for the far greater number of Palestinians, again sends the message to the reader that Palestinian lives don't matter nearly as much, if at all. It's truly incredible how much propaganda has been packed into 16 words. We are swimming in an ocean of propaganda. That's why it is crucial to deconstruct it and critically assess everything you read, see and hear.