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Haven't been on here much since making my account. But that security alert needs to be a reminder, do not EVER post anything HERE or ANYWHERE ELSE that is not end to end encrypted that you are not okay with the FBI, CIA, NSA, KGB, ATF, NCIS, and the rest of the godsdamned alphabet knowing instantly.

Posts on Kolectiva are not secret, they are not safe. This is a known anarchist instance and thus likely to be INTENSELY monitored by all sorts of  and . Anything you post here WILL be known to law enforcement INSTANTLY.

@blacksanshoes A boost is basically a retweet on Twitter or a reblog elsewhere putting the post on your timeline so your followers can see it.
Sure, instances dedicated to journalism sounds like a great idea and checking over the rules of your instance here https://federated.press/about/more it looks like it's dedicated to actual journalism not propaganda mills like Fox News so it's worth a boost.
Mastodon

A Mastodon instance for members of the press and others who pursue the journalistic ethic.

Mastodon hosted on federated.press
@PAM Maybe we should say that.
@chickensaredinos I found them that way. They don't seem to have any posts here though and just link back to their twitter. I was trying to search by username and domain and nothing popped up.

@gerardbyrne @MinceirBeoir I'm sure though that you can understand the wish for a better world where people don't *need to be*. One where issues people are currently activists for or against have been dealt with and the struggle is over.

We don't live in that world and the struggle is likely to never be over but I can understand the dream.

@chickensaredinos Zero results when I tried to find them so I could. But maybe I'm trying to find them wrong.
Privacy Update: Chrome harvests users' when using incognito

@decentralize.today @privacy.do #Privacy Update: #Google sued over claims that #Chrome browser harvests users' data when using incognito mode

Decentralize.Today

@Merovie It is absolutely true that poor people are targeted by police. That's just a fact. What the brilliant scholar you're quoting has missed is that black (and pretty much anyone who's not white) people are far larger targets by an order of magnitude regardless of their economic status and poor black people get it double for being both.

Hate it when folks like that are partially right because correcting their obvious wrongness can distract from things like the fact that economic class IS a factor even though race is a *far greater* factor.

People like that make intersectionalism far more difficult.