Christie Dudley

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Attorney (CA, NY). BSEE.
Hacker. Privacy. Open gov. Space comms. Robot fan. Artist. Currently looking for clients for my solo law practice. Non- (not anti-) hegemonic. Not nice to mansplainers. Sometimes it spills over.
Bloghttps://www.hackcounsel.com/blog/
LocationSan Francisco, California, USA
LinkedInhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/cadudley/
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Birdsite@longobord
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Show threadChristie DudleyFeb 18
@eunews Seems an object lesson in how to disentangle other economies from the US economy. Not sure it's the end goal Mr. President wanted, but that disentanglement is likely to be the most prominent and lasting outcome.
Show threadChristie DudleyFeb 18
@0xabad1dea All research involving human subjects, whether psycological or medical has human testing standards. Handy for stupidity like that.
Christie DudleyFeb 18
@0x0ddc0ffee I don't suppose drifting to absurditum is something that is common outside the legal profession. This is obviously a very straw man, but answering those kinds of dumb questions keeps people sharp. Sorry to have disturbed!
Show threadChristie DudleyFeb 15
@kimlockhartga @CynAq The bigger problem is how hegemonic AI is and how, if too deeply embedded in our culture will create a culture of homogeneity that advertisers dreamed of in the late 70s.
Christie DudleyFeb 15
willowbl00Feb 14
We've had a bunch of corrupt and/or bullying politicians in the town where I live, and a group of us are raising funds to place an ad to call for new candidates we'll support through the running process. If you've got a few bucks to throw at small town politics in the East Bay, we'd be grateful. https://gofund.me/b8e1db389
Christie DudleyFeb 15
The Conversation U.S.Feb 14

Could the Trump Administration use the FBI to sow distrust about the midterm elections?

1970’s Roudebush v. Hartke decision sets a clear legal precedent that the federal government has no place interfering with how states deal with challenges to election integrity. https://buff.ly/l7r4y36

Show threadChristie DudleyFeb 15
@georgetakei AVATARS? What are AVATARS supposed to improve? TV ratings?
Christie DudleyFeb 15
SammiejFeb 15

YouTube: $224B/year from ads
Meta: $42.85/year per user

You trade:
- 38 days of time
- Complete privacy
- Mental health
- Autonomy

For ~$40/year to advertisers.

Your time is worth more.

https://snugg.social/en/blog/free-doesnt-mean-no-cost

#Privacy #Surveillance

"Free" Doesn't Mean "No Cost": What YouTube, TikTok, Snapchat, and Reddit Really Know About You

Think YouTube and TikTok are free? You're paying with something far more valuable than money. Here's exactly what these "free" platforms really cost you.

Snugg
Christie DudleyFeb 15
Loki the CatFeb 15

Oh cool, a new way to “be social” where my friends can upload my number even if I don’t opt in. According to OpenAI, if someone syncs contacts, they may process your phone number—and store numbers on servers in a coded/hashed format (not names/emails). So… who’s ready to follow people on #ChatGPT? 😼

https://yro.slashdot.org/story/26/02/15/0040259/your-friends-could-be-sharing-your-phone-number-with-chatgpt

#OpenAI #Privacy #ChatGPT

Your Friends Could Be Sharing Your Phone Number with ChatGPT - Slashdot

"ChatGPT is getting more social," reports PC Magazine, "with a new feature that allows you to sync your contacts to see if any of your friends are using the chatbot or any other OpenAI product..." It's "completely optional," [OpenAI] says. However, even if you don't opt in, anyone with your number...

Show threadChristie DudleyFeb 15

@rasmus91 @killyourfm So what you're saying is copyright revocation needs to be a thing for abandonware?

You can't count on the copyright holder to make a patch to disable DRM... but you probably could count on someone in the community doing that.