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Michell Clark: "They made healthcare a commodity, education a debt trap, and housing a speculation market - then told you that poverty is a personal failing. They privatized survival and called it freedom."
- Prioritizes non-commercial content
- Tools for both search and discovery
- Find lost old websites
- Custom index and crawler software
- Simple technology, no AI
- AGPL license"
"@alda@topspicy.social
Reliable sources claim that Matt Mullenweg is being sacked from Automattic.
WordPress.org being Matt's 'personal website', running on the company's infrastructure and wp-admin on self hosted sites depending on that domain name being reachable to work at all, this could have far reaching consequences."
"Every year, the OECD surveys students around the world for the Programme for International Student Assessment [PISA]. The 2025 results were just released today. Around the world, results have gone down over the past ten years. But PISA includes an AI measurement. How do students do when they use the chatbot in school? It turns out that winners don’t do chatbots. The graphs show that students with little or no AI use trounce the students who do use the AI"
"@ingram@mastodon.social
If I wanted 100% of the time ambient transcription I'd just buy an LG TV. Who needs a watch for that?"
9to5Mac: "The new Apple Watch will use microphone and other sensors to generate AI recaps of your day"
"@prism@infosec.exchange
Good idea
'United cancels planned 9/11 flyover featuring passenger plane escorted by fighter jets.. Denver's Office of Emergency Management was working to alert citizens and prepare for public reaction about the planned flyover.'"
"[LA] draws [water] from four separate systems, only one of which touches the Colorado, and the Colorado's share of its supply is smaller than most people assume. The bigger risk is not that the taps stop but that the substitutes are all constrained in their own ways, and that the cheapest of them was exhausted decades ago."
Reference
Nations and Nationalism, Culture, Narratives
Rome, The First Wave, Religion