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Heyyy I just set up an Itaku profile
It might take me a while to get used to it but I'll probably end up using that in tandem with Twitter and FA.
itaku.ee/profile/tappy-tutu
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Been doing sooo much gaming lately…
Think you can handle my next gaming session as my cushion~?
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the hippos real!! i worked all night on this so it better be worth it lmao
also he's ported to vrchat too teehe #frickbears3 #fnaf
vrchat.com/home/avatar/avtr_…
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🚨Might be a waste of time posting this, but I'mma do it anyway. Long post incoming.
The internet is our Library of Alexandria.
The internet as we've been using it up to this point has been relatively free to use in terms of what you could do, with very few limitations.
Instant communication around the world, being able to speak with other languages in a back and forth dialogue, content making and sharing, shopping, gaming, information gathering and sharing, a place to learn and so on.
You have the freedom and ability to speak your mind on something and a chance for that something to be seen and heard INSTANTLY.
Should the powers that be decide to change the rules, things as we have now will never be the same.
The list:
-Speaking to someone outside of your country without proper clearance, like a digital passport. Something you will likely have to pay for, should it ever happen.
-Slowed communications. No longer instant for whatever arbitrary reason they decide to give.
-Country gates. You may not even be allowed to visit certain websites outside your country's jurisdiction, without said digital passport.
-Paying for time spent on foreign websites, like long distance calls used to cost money.
-Content making and gathering. If you make something that they deem unsafe, even if it's not, you are subject to their laws—This includes speaking out against an injustice. Or criticizing your government.
-Information gathering, sharing, learning. You may not be allowed easy access to information as you do now.
To wrap it all up. Some of these things sound absurd and you'd be right to say so. But all they have to do is decide that they want more control and we have to live with it.
If you think you are safe because you don't do anything "bad", all they have to do is change what that means and suddenly you're in trouble.
Discord is beginning to implement Incode for age verification, a move that is already sparking serious privacy concerns among users. While Discord claims that Incode processes biometric data locally via on-device AI without permanent server-side logging, sharing sensitive IDs and selfies with any third-party vendor remains a massive red flag for many. Given Incode's controversial history with platforms like TikTok, where the vendor was heavily criticized for long retention periods and storing biometric data server-side, users who expect strict privacy are highly skeptical about handing over their biometrics, regardless of Discord's current technology claims.
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IT IS NOT AGE-VERIFICATION
IT IS MASS SURVEILLANCE
IT IS ABOUT TYING YOUR DIGITAL FOOTPRINT TO YOU
IT IS ABOUT CONTROL
IT IS NOT ABOUT PROTECTING CHILDREN
IT IS ABOUT DESTROYING YOUR FREEDOM
IT IS MORE THAN A PRIVACY CONCERN
The EU is pressing hard member states to roll out a new age-verification app as quickly as possible, targeting the end of this year
They say the app works in a simple, privacy-focused way:
>Users download it once
>scan their passport or national ID to confirm their age
>receive an anonymous digital credential. >This credential proves to websites or apps that the user meets a required age
Several nations, including France, Italy, Spain and others, are already testing the system.
Considering the app demo got hacked in under 2 minutes with a mobile phone, these are terrible news, I can see a massive data breach of personal info
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The Stop Killing Games movement has officially backed the proposed California bill focused on protecting players when online games are shut down.
> Publishers must provide an offline mode or a way to keep the game playable after server shutdown.
> If this is not possible, players should receive a full refund.
> The goal is to protect digital ownership and game preservation.
This proposal follows growing concerns over games becoming completely inaccessible once support ends, especially after shutdowns like The Crew.
Most gamers think that if players pay for a game, it should remain playable or be fairly compensated.
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another model test
Duck Hunt design by @el_booki
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Someone had to make all the Epstein documents actually searchable.
So I did.
epsteinsearch.info
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dude saw mother nature in all her glory and thought “man i really hate black people”
Brown people will look at this and think “We need to play mumble rap on a loudspeaker”
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
This is a word-for-word recycled tweet: x.com/CaribbeanRythm…
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This is a lie, and a dangerous one. A man walked into an OPTIONAL (i.e. it was impossible to know who'd be there) study session and shot 40 bullets that hit 11 students. All evidence indicates no individual was targeted.
They are exploiting this tragedy toward political ends, namely the repression of MAGA’s political opponents. This repression is the explicit aim of Trump’s NSPM-7 directive and Bondi’s recent memo ordering the FBI to “compile a list of groups or entities engaging in acts that may constitute domestic terrorism,” which is targeted towards those expressing “opposition to law and immigration enforcement; extreme views in favor of mass migration and open borders; adherence to radical gender ideology, anti-Americanism, anti-capitalism, or anti-Christianity,” as well as “hostility towards traditional views on family, religion, and morality.”
This is dangerous shit, and they know it.
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