Ian Dunt lays out how the Government is side-stepping Parliament to allow them to arrest anyone who they find slightly inconvenient.
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This is brilliant: https://www.pwnallthethings.com/p/long-live-the-king
Eugen RochkoWe're aware of the spam attack hitting mastodon.social right now and our full moderation and DevOps teams are on the case mitigating any way we can (incl. switching to approval-mode registrations)
mhoyeThe UK government wants programmers to do performative, unpaid labor, so they can leverage tools built entirely on a nonconsensual strip-mining of the public sphere, to find a way to automate the process of treating desperate people as something less deserving than human with tools that will let them launder their racism, classism and hatred.
Don't do this.
Corey QuinnMan, watching Twitter walk back basically every change it makes is increasingly depressing. Not that these changes are good, mind you--but rather that nobody's thinking these things through in any sense ahead of time.
Does anyone who follows me have a short-ish explanation of what happened yesterday with Kris Nova and Hachyderm? It flew by me and when I read their posts it didn't really enlighten me and I don't really want to watch a YouTube broadcast of a Twitch stream to find out.
This is a very readable summary of what happened up to today with mobile-phone based Emergency Alerts in the UK - https://medium.com/@frazer_HX/a-history-of-emergency-alerts-in-the-uk-part-1-the-early-d%CC%B6a%CC%B6y%CC%B6s%CC%B6-years-2012-2018-fcd5f28cad88
James Seward@neil everything is hybrid these days
Sometimes NoDecided to quit caffeine and discovered something very interesting without it: Did you know that every single person is extremely irritating?
Dan Hon