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Haha my first thought
- Comment on Wikipedia loses challenge against Online Safety Act verification rules 3 days ago:
I can’t believe they let you see pictures of other naked humans as a small human!! What a failure of federal government
- Comment on Wikipedia loses challenge against Online Safety Act verification rules 3 days ago:
I remember doing that with a regular dictionary in middle school english class
- Comment on Israel | An IDF soldier just exposed that Israel deliberately let October 7 happen 5 days ago:
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hannibal_Directive
Israeli newspapers including Haaretz, ABC News and the UN’s Commission of Inquiry have pointed out that during the October 7 attacks the IDF ordered the Hannibal Directive to be used. The IDF was ordered to prevent “at all costs” the abduction of Israeli civilians or soldiers, possibly leading to the death of a large number of Israeli hostages.[6][7][8][9]
- Comment on Israel | An IDF soldier just exposed that Israel deliberately let October 7 happen 6 days ago:
I mean Israel has all but admitted it. Combined with ordering soldiers to shoot their own civilians ‘to save them from becoming hostages,’I have no idea how Israelis are okay with their government sacrificing them even if they concur with their government on the genocide generally.
- Comment on Google says it's working on a fix for Gemini's self-loathing 'I am a failure' comments 6 days ago:
Too much training on me_irl and its ilk
- Comment on US | Epstein scandal broadens as trove of letters from famous figures published 1 week ago:
I think the definition is relative to the scarcity of known information, so three ancient manuscripts by Diogenes would be a trove since we know very little of his ideas, but three manuscripts by Kant, though intriguing, would not be a trove (unless maybe they contained stuff totally different from the work we do have).
- Comment on Palestine Action victory leaves cops and Cooper in a proper dilemma 2 weeks ago:
He granted Huda Ammori leave to bring a full judicial review on the basis that it is arguable that:
1. The order is a disproportionate interference with Articles 10 and 11 of European Convention on Human Rights [the rights to freedom of expression and peaceful assembly]; and that
2. Yvette Cooper, the Home Secretary, breached the duty to consult, by failing to consult either Palestine Action or civil liberties organisations on the impact of the order, while consulting with representatives from the Israeli Government and Elbit Systems the leading supplier of weapons to the Israeli Government.
- Comment on Pebble is officially Pebble again 2 weeks ago:
He said the app will be compatible with the old ones! The app is also open source
- Comment on Doctors in Gaza are fainting while trying to save their starving patients 2 weeks ago:
At least major news is covering it now
- Comment on US | Trump State Dept Announces Withdrawal From UNESCO Over Palestine Inclusion 3 weeks ago:
Really nice article, a professional actually doing their job almost made me want to cry
Audrey Azoulay, director-general of the agency, said the U.S. withdrawal—which President Donald Trump also imposed during his first term, and which will eliminate about 8% of UNESCO’s international funding—was “regrettable,” but that the organization would continue operating without a reduction in staff, having prepared for the president’s exit.
“In spite of President Donald Trump’s first withdrawal in 2017, UNESCO stepped up its efforts to take action wherever its mission could contribute to peace and demonstrated the pivotal nature of its mandate,” said Azoulay, noting that UNESCO adopted a “global standard-setting instrument on the ethics of artificial intelligence,” developed major programs for education in conflict settings, took action to defend biodiversity, and oversaw the reconstruction of Mosul, Iraq—all without the participation of the United States.
Azouly added that the reasons for the U.S. withdrawal, which will go into effect in December 2026, “contradict the reality of UNESCO’s efforts, particularly in the field of Holocaust education and the fight against antisemitism.”
- Comment on Thai woman arrested for blackmailing monks after sex with thousands of videos 4 weeks ago:
But now it reads like she took thousands of videos of each sex act
- Comment on Welcome to the Labour police state 5 weeks ago:
London really showed up for the Palestine protests a couple weeks ago
- Comment on UK | Glastonbury’s Kneecap censorship has backfired 1 month ago:
The band’s solution when criticised for this has been to retreat into an outwardly apolitical humanitarianism that just wants Gazan civilians to stop being massacred by the IDF.
So now it’s ‘ outwardly apolitical’ to be vocally against the genocide? Shit take
- Comment on I Believe in Science—But Not Necessarily Science Journalism 1 month ago:
There’s a small but growing contingent of researchers/VPR offices pushing for academics to write a small “for the public” press release with their publications. I like this direction.
- Comment on Nvidia loses $500 bn in value as Chinese AI firm jolts tech shares 6 months ago:
What was made more efficiently? The chip? The energy needs of the AI model?
- Comment on Late night tears and hugs for released Palestinian prisoners 6 months ago:
The bus driver’s face tho
- Comment on Nessie Soup Pot Spoon 7 months ago:
I love her
- Comment on mossy ass milf 9 months ago:
Since we’re mossposting… Image
- Comment on Charlotte doing her Fibonacci Spiral impersonation 9 months ago:
Perfection
- Comment on 7 years ago there were no billionaires worth more than $100 billion - today there are 18! 10 months ago:
It’s almost seems like the main thing you need to make money is money
