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DOGE plan would have marked 2.7M living people as dead: Whistleblower(thehill.com)
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by hn_acker 5mo ago
The American Diabetes Association is not a state actor here. If the conference runners could be sued, the lawsuit would be over a contract violation (if there is one) by the ADA regarding the conditions for attending the conference, not abo
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by hn_acker 5mo ago
> “While unintentional, this should never have happened. It was unintentional on the part of Starbucks at large. The CEO of Starbucks Korea intentionally chose to integrate anti-democratic references into the marketing [1]: > Did a du
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Ethical and Moral Considerations in Proprietary Software Usage(sfconservancy.org)
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California's AB 412 Still Demands Developers Do the Impossible(eff.org)
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Internet Searches for Vitamin A During the 2025 US Measles Outbreak(jamanetwork.com)
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by hn_acker 5mo ago
The full title is: > Internet Searches for Vitamin A and Related Media Statements During the 2025 US Measles Outbreak
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Move Fast, Surveil Things(eff.org)
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EFF Testifies to Congress on Protecting Americans' Rights from Government AI(eff.org)
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In NetChoice v. Murrill, Copia Institute Asks Court Not to Ignore 1st Amendment(techdirt.com)
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by hn_acker 5mo ago
The original title is: > In NetChoice V. Murrill, The Copia Institute Asks The Fifth Circuit Not To Keep Ignoring The First Amendment
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Delusion as a Service(pluralistic.net)
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The Tedious Power of Storytelling(pluralistic.net)
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CA's AB 1856 Exempts Open Source but Expands Age-Gating(eff.org)
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by hn_acker 5mo ago
The full title is: > One Step Forward, Two Steps Back: CA's AB 1856 Exempts Open Source But Expands Age-Gating
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How Remote Workers Are Counted Changes Results(news.gallup.com)
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Hold on for Dear Life(pluralistic.net)
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How Often Do Consumers Balk at Doing Online Age Authentication?(blog.ericgoldman.org)
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by hn_acker 5mo ago
The original title is: > Charges dismissed for woman without right hand cited for holding phone while driving Although the traffic citation was dismissed, the remarkable event was the fact that the police issued the driver such a citatio
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Woman without right hand charged for holding phone in right hand while driving(cbs12.com)
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ALPR Mission Creep: School Residency, Background Checks, and Noise Complaints(eff.org)
16 points by hn_acker 5mo ago|2 comments
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by hn_acker 5mo ago
The original title is: > More License Plate Reader Mission Creep: School Residency Verification, Background Checks, and Noise Complaints
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by hn_acker 5mo ago
> The core sticking point is, I think, is that Section 230 was envisioned as a 'common carrier' exception. Common carriers do not apply editorial control to the content they transmit. No, the writers of Section 230 (Ron Wyden a
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by hn_acker 5mo ago
> and part of that responsibility is remediating bad content as soon as possible? No. Section 230 protects websites from the liability that they might otherwise bear upon removing objectionable content. You may ask, why would removing
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by hn_acker 5mo ago
Section 230 itself already does not apply to federal criminal investigations, including investigations of child sexual abuse. A social media company should not bear legal responsiblity to detect crimes before law enforcement does.
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Ninth Circuit Panel Goes Out of Its Way to Question Section 230–DOE vs. Meta(blog.ericgoldman.org)
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Politicians to Ditch Signal for Homegrown Apps(lawfaremedia.org)
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Hadopi, perhaps the world's worst copyright law, is moribund but not quite dead(walledculture.org)
3 points by hn_acker 5mo ago|1 comments
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by hn_acker 5mo ago
The full title is: > Hadopi, perhaps the world’s worst copyright law, is moribund but not quite dead (yet)
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Iowa to mandate students take Intellectual Freedom classes amid low enrollment(kcrg.com)
57 points by hn_acker 5mo ago|63 comments

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