Andrew CoutsNEW: Montana's likely TikTok ban has dire implications for digital rights and the open internet, reports @lhn https://www.wired.com/story/montana-tiktok-ban-first-amendment/
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Lefty, left, left. Reader, writer, creative. Lover of love. Amuses self.
Bread and Circuses
Magmuni-muni (ResearcherGrace)My daughters attend a Covid-safe dance class once a week. Every week, parents disclose if they or their kids have been sick, and PCR and rapid test before attending (the class is also masked and outdoors).
We absolutely CAN have nice things AND keep each other safe - as long as we stop pretending it's 2019 and ignoring how the world has dramatically changed. #CovidIsNotOver
Decorum Disassembly CommitteeIf you ever believed for an instant that Dems were going to provide universal healthcare someday, the reality they’re choosing to end government funded COVID testing and treatment should be a big fucking clue.
Dave PellAndy Ogles represents the district in Nashville where today's school shooting took place. This is a Christmas card he sent out.
Today, he offered thoughts and prayers.
Today, he offered thoughts and prayers.
Dr.NickI really enjoy using my home office shredder. Makes me feel like I'm an Enron executive
Molly Whiteone of the first things i ever wrote about crypto. january 2022.
https://blog.mollywhite.net/abuse-and-harassment-on-the-blockchain/
Abuse and harassment on the blockchain
In the frenzy to attract venture capital funding and draw new users and investors into blockchain technologies, 'how will this technology be used to harass and abuse people?' is going unasked. While blockchain proponents speak about a 'future of the web' based around public ledgers, anonymity, and immutability, those of us who have been harassed online look on in horror as obvious vectors for harassment and abuse are overlooked, if not outright touted as features.
Missing The PointThe Chinese balloon is spying on our weather.
#ChineseSpyBalloon
#ChineseSpyBalloon
Xabier OstaleIt hijacks cells... there are important mechanisms that make sars2 a beast: syncytial, mutagenic, and causes mitochondrial dysfunction. Only those 3 makes it a formidable destroyer. Add to that immunity depletion, airborne, ACE2 receptors binding, microclots, and vascular damage, activation of latent viruses, and you have the whole lot of hell in one piece of proteinic mechanism.
The CSIC, the centre of research based here in Aragon (Spain), has observed direct aging of cells caused by sars2. Any tissue ages a lot after infection.
Also, it's neurotropic, neuroinvasive, and neurovirulent.
I think it's time to realize that either we stop transmission or the virus will stop humanity.