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ryan fae
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my signal is rhinozz.1337, and @crimew.gay's is nyancrimew.01. tip to us!
for every 1 unauthorized material that journalists don't obtain, gay furry hackers will obtain 69 unauthorized materials.
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i don't believe this got enough attention: The Needle issued a retraction to an investigation from two weeks ago, following __EIGHT ERRORS__ that were uncaught before publication the single editor on the story was their "fiction and satire editor" (what the fuck? why?), who has stepped down god
Our Latest: 📰 Retraction: Adam Proffitt is Not Personally Investigating Trans People in Bathrooms📰 📝: @artemis.theneedlenews.com
a query to the folks at @theneedlenews.com (including the author, @artemis.theneedlenews.com): who edited this story? why are they not named? and what are the referenced measures to ensure accuracy?
i'm further concerned that the folks at The Needle *have* seen this and *haven't* responded besides (1) using an alt to harass a colleague and friend and (2) the below defense of their satire section on the original story
Thanks for the question. Our satire section is clearly marked and separate from straight reporting. The point of The Needle is to build trans news and trans culture and having a dedicated space to both do news and not-news is one of the ways we're working towards that.
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Flock ALPR camera (28.55 GB) Filesystem images of the partitions on an in-use Flock ALPR camera, including custom Android APK files installed on the device, as well as its recorded media. ddosecrets.org/article/floc... Help us keep publishing: donorbox.org/ddosecrets
i don't believe this got enough attention: The Needle issued a retraction to an investigation from two weeks ago, following __EIGHT ERRORS__ that were uncaught before publication the single editor on the story was their "fiction and satire editor" (what the fuck? why?), who has stepped down god
Our Latest: 📰 Retraction: Adam Proffitt is Not Personally Investigating Trans People in Bathrooms📰 📝: @artemis.theneedlenews.com
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my gf @fawnover.fun has been laid off, just after we met up after 3 years of long distance😵💫 as you can imagine this was expensive and us both losing work immediately after is pretty rough!! if you’re feeling generous, and you can afford to, consider helping her out at ko-fi.com/fawnoverfun, thanks❤️
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Andrew Tate intelligence courses (14.37 GB) A pair of courses focusing on intelligence/espionage and "penetrating the elite", promising to teach users skills such as how to dig up secrets on individuals for leverage. ddosecrets.org/article/andr... Help us keep publishing: donorbox.org/ddosecrets
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Homeland Security Investigations used Clearview AI to search for one of the Minnesota 15 defendants. The system produced a false match, linking Facebook photos of another man, his wife and their family to the defendant's HSI dossier. Article in quoted post by @combs0294.bsky.social
NEW: DHS Facial Recognition Software Used Against Minnesota 15 Homeland Security Investigations has deployed an aggressive facial recognition apparatus for monitoring and tracking domestic political dissidents, and is now maintaining centralized dossiers on ordinary American protesters.
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almost entirely academic, but: in my view this is state censorship. deputizing private citizens to wield state power doesn't make it not state power being wielded - that's just a default mechanic of fascism. i don't think chilling effects/lawfare/private harassment/etc is the most useful lens here
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NEW: We obtained recordings of 160+ emergency calls made from or about an immigration detention center where three people died within six weeks. “They will not give them medical treatment,” one caller said, seeking help for a detainee with kidney stones.
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Tate Media Library (11.16 TB) Over 100,000 files which formed the media and production library used by Andrew Tate and his associates to produce podcasts, videos, online courses, and other media. ddosecrets.org/article/tate... Help us keep publishing: donorbox.org/ddosecrets
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Help protect our upcoming publications against censorship or interference by downloading this encrypted "insurance" file: data.ddosecrets.org/DDoSecrets-A... (Torrent: data.ddosecrets.org/DDoSecrets-A...)
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it feels weird for the WSJ to attribute this rebuttal (or whatever you want to call it) to druckenmiller when i know full well they can see it's AI-written and they just published as-is if a human ever writes a lede ending in a sentence with a colon -> em dash i'll eat a shoe
Druckenmiller in the WSJ: “The market’s verdict was swift and correct: This wasn’t liquidity management, it was price management—and a mistake far larger than $4 billion suggests.” (Druckenmiller was an early mentor for Bessent)
great little interview with Doug McIlroy of Unix fame in this! shouts to the tmp.out folks tmpout.sh/5/2.html
We are pleased to release tmp.0ut 5 Volume! Get your viruses, rootkits, strange ELFs, weird machines, tiny files, cool art, and phresh beats here!! tmpout.sh/5/
dont usually comment on stuff like this but yall have genuinely forced my hand this horror of an article is ai-generated!!!!!!! it reads like a person who has never written an explainer in their life!!!!!!!!!! jesus fucking christ
This explainer out of Australia is genuinely useful background and analysis of what happened with the Canada-US trade deal last night. Note that it is extremely and delightfully sweary. Also there’s an appended glossary of Australian slang. ifloz.substack.com/p/king-carne...
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happy two year (and a bit) anniversary to the story i am still most proud of, me and @ryanfae.bsky.social worked away at this for over half a year and it's just fantastic. go read it if you haven't yet! maia.crimew.gay/posts/gps-tr...
to take this post from a great thread and extract an only tangentially related discussion from it it's worth noting that what were considered individual mistakes by Times editors in 2004 have proven themselves markers of an institutional flaw hardly addressed by even international news 1/
But after living through a time in which our most respected journalistic outlets credulously helped a dishonest government lie the world into a war that's still smoldering more than a generation later, who can be sure when to trust the papers? www.nytimes.com/2004/05/26/w... 32/
to take this post from a great thread and extract an only tangentially related discussion from it it's worth noting that what were considered individual mistakes by Times editors in 2004 have proven themselves markers of an institutional flaw hardly addressed by even international news 1/
But after living through a time in which our most respected journalistic outlets credulously helped a dishonest government lie the world into a war that's still smoldering more than a generation later, who can be sure when to trust the papers? www.nytimes.com/2004/05/26/w... 32/
to take this post from a great thread and extract an only tangentially related discussion from it it's worth noting that what were considered individual mistakes by Times editors in 2004 have proven themselves markers of an institutional flaw hardly addressed by even international news 1/
But after living through a time in which our most respected journalistic outlets credulously helped a dishonest government lie the world into a war that's still smoldering more than a generation later, who can be sure when to trust the papers? www.nytimes.com/2004/05/26/w... 32/
to take this post from a great thread and extract an only tangentially related discussion from it it's worth noting that what were considered individual mistakes by Times editors in 2004 have proven themselves markers of an institutional flaw hardly addressed by even international news 1/
But after living through a time in which our most respected journalistic outlets credulously helped a dishonest government lie the world into a war that's still smoldering more than a generation later, who can be sure when to trust the papers? www.nytimes.com/2004/05/26/w... 32/
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Censored Amnesty International UK report (345.47 KB) A report by Amnesty International UK, documenting the threat posed by the anti-rights movement composed, which was censored after J.K. Rowling made legal threats. ddosecrets.org/article/cens... Help us keep publishing: donorbox.org/ddosecrets
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Replying to @foiaball.com
Sounds ridic. But college coaches are control freaks. They want every single thing rehearsed. So Iowa State did a practice run at the hotel they stay at for game days. Practice dinner. Practice sleep. Practice breakfast. And yes practice snacks. It cost $116,000 www.foiaball.com/p/training-c...