Forwarded from LauraAboli (Laura Aboli)
Rumble CEO Chris Pavlovski confirms they are receiving censorship demands from Aus, NZ and other countries, noting a dramatic increase in global censorship “unlike anything we’ve seen before.”
https://t.me/LauraAbolichannel
https://t.me/LauraAbolichannel
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Forwarded from MARK37.COM (Seek Truth)
Recently received from a customer, "Guys,
Got the PC, first time user of Linux/Zorin but remember days of DOS and dabbled a bit with Unix once upon a time. Finally got a chance to actually sit down and play a bit.
Must say, I'm totally blown away. in one day, got updates to OS, Office, got ExpressVPN working well, played with command screen and codes, got FireFox, Thunderbird and emails working, WiFi playing and the whole thing working, in one day. I expected this to take weeks.
I'm blown away on how good this is and all my older PCs with MS OS that's not supported won't need to be trashed. and there are excellent solutions forward. I had been stuck for five years or more on this OS nonsense with MS and now have a path forward - plus I am soooo glad to not support MS and their agenda.
It's funny because I was about to buy a Windows laptop and somehow waited Now I'm ecstatic.
Giant thanks to you guys! I'll be ordering another laptop directly and totally love the SLNT bag.
Wow.
Brian"
Got the PC, first time user of Linux/Zorin but remember days of DOS and dabbled a bit with Unix once upon a time. Finally got a chance to actually sit down and play a bit.
Must say, I'm totally blown away. in one day, got updates to OS, Office, got ExpressVPN working well, played with command screen and codes, got FireFox, Thunderbird and emails working, WiFi playing and the whole thing working, in one day. I expected this to take weeks.
I'm blown away on how good this is and all my older PCs with MS OS that's not supported won't need to be trashed. and there are excellent solutions forward. I had been stuck for five years or more on this OS nonsense with MS and now have a path forward - plus I am soooo glad to not support MS and their agenda.
It's funny because I was about to buy a Windows laptop and somehow waited Now I'm ecstatic.
Giant thanks to you guys! I'll be ordering another laptop directly and totally love the SLNT bag.
Wow.
Brian"
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Being able to create computer programs seems "boring" to many people until they experience its impact firsthand.
When they create a working application that directly improves their lives in some way that they can feel - because it automates tasks, enhances security, or helps them discover some kind of previously unrealized income/expense equation that improves their finances, or because their first client hires them and they realize that people in every sector of business need technical help and that they’re truly able to earn a living from it, the concept of programming all of a sudden is something they can feel — in many different ways — and it becomes meaningful.
Once programming makes a difference that can be felt firsthand in someone's life, it transforms from boring to magical, from dull to special, sparking a craving for more knowledge.
And when the art of programming becomes special, every concept that was previously “mind-numbingly boring” - studying data types, techniques to improve efficiency and flow of code, and much more, the mind starts to desire and crave more of this knowledge instead of finding it “boring” — it all becomes a part of the act of creating something useful in a way that can be felt, and that’s what makes it truly worthwhile.
Without feeling some kind of result that they were able to create as a result of having the knowledge to have created it, programming seems “boring”, and most will not pursue it.
And therefore, most never start — or they start, yet never persue it to the point of where they’re able to feel a meaningful result that further captures their attention and motivates them to keep going.
Learned from many years of experience.
When they create a working application that directly improves their lives in some way that they can feel - because it automates tasks, enhances security, or helps them discover some kind of previously unrealized income/expense equation that improves their finances, or because their first client hires them and they realize that people in every sector of business need technical help and that they’re truly able to earn a living from it, the concept of programming all of a sudden is something they can feel — in many different ways — and it becomes meaningful.
Once programming makes a difference that can be felt firsthand in someone's life, it transforms from boring to magical, from dull to special, sparking a craving for more knowledge.
And when the art of programming becomes special, every concept that was previously “mind-numbingly boring” - studying data types, techniques to improve efficiency and flow of code, and much more, the mind starts to desire and crave more of this knowledge instead of finding it “boring” — it all becomes a part of the act of creating something useful in a way that can be felt, and that’s what makes it truly worthwhile.
Without feeling some kind of result that they were able to create as a result of having the knowledge to have created it, programming seems “boring”, and most will not pursue it.
And therefore, most never start — or they start, yet never persue it to the point of where they’re able to feel a meaningful result that further captures their attention and motivates them to keep going.
Learned from many years of experience.
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👆 Truly a disappointment. Is he being extorted, or was he just naturally a two-faced imposter?
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Test Your Knowledge
What term is frequently used to describe companies or entities that collect personal data on consumers from various sources, package it into detailed profiles, then resell the data, often with little to no regulatory oversight?
What term is frequently used to describe companies or entities that collect personal data on consumers from various sources, package it into detailed profiles, then resell the data, often with little to no regulatory oversight?
Anonymous Quiz
3%
Data Advertisers
5%
Data Processors
86%
Data Brokers
3%
Advertising Brokers
3%
Jeb Bush
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Forwarded from Midnight Rider Channel 🇺🇸 (Karli Bonne)
Media is too big
VIEW IN TELEGRAM
Biden sure doesn’t relate to me
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Or, you could just switch your computer from Windows to Linux, as the Jeff.pro channel has encouraged for the past several years 😉
https://bgr.com/tech/how-to-disable-microsofts-annoying-new-windows-11-start-menu-ads/
https://bgr.com/tech/how-to-disable-microsofts-annoying-new-windows-11-start-menu-ads/
BGR
How to disable Microsoft’s annoying new Windows 11 Start menu ads
Microsoft started rolling out new Start menu ads for all Windows 11 users this week, but here's how you can disable them.
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Forwarded from WarRoom: Official Telegram Channel (USA1864🇺🇸)
BREAKING: Meta stock, $META, has now erased $240 BILLION of market cap after reporting earnings, down as much as 19%.
https://x.com/KobeissiLetter/status/1783247666329124880
https://x.com/KobeissiLetter/status/1783247666329124880
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Learn how to unplug from “big tech” systems and services.
Lower your data profile - learn how to remove your email address and other personal info from internet databases.
Helping freedom-loving Americans learn better ways to do their computing, since 2021.
Start your journey
in our technology forums -> forums.jeff.pro
@Jeffrey_Peterson | @jptchat | jeff.pro
Lower your data profile - learn how to remove your email address and other personal info from internet databases.
Helping freedom-loving Americans learn better ways to do their computing, since 2021.
Start your journey
in our technology forums -> forums.jeff.pro
@Jeffrey_Peterson | @jptchat | jeff.pro
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Morning frens! Yesterday’s poll question was:
What term is frequently used to describe companies or entities that collect personal data on consumers from various sources, package it into detailed profiles, then resell the data, often with little to no regulatory oversight?
Answer: Data Brokers.
Opaque, little-understood companies and “entities”, individuals even, who find ways to “aggregate” (collect) our information from as many sources as they can assemble, collect it, and re-sell it with little to no regulatory oversight.
Historically, the methods and tactics used by Data Brokers have not been understood by “We the People”, as we sit back and let them collect and resell our info as much as they want—saying things like “that’s too complicated to understand.”
Well, times are changing. People are getting smarter, more educated about Data Broker tactics, and are starting to advocate for themselves. Opt-out from as many Data Broker sites and sources as possible. In the future, hopefully more legislation will be passed prohibiting Data Broker tactics, allowing private lawsuits against companies that abuse our info.
What term is frequently used to describe companies or entities that collect personal data on consumers from various sources, package it into detailed profiles, then resell the data, often with little to no regulatory oversight?
Answer: Data Brokers.
Opaque, little-understood companies and “entities”, individuals even, who find ways to “aggregate” (collect) our information from as many sources as they can assemble, collect it, and re-sell it with little to no regulatory oversight.
Historically, the methods and tactics used by Data Brokers have not been understood by “We the People”, as we sit back and let them collect and resell our info as much as they want—saying things like “that’s too complicated to understand.”
Well, times are changing. People are getting smarter, more educated about Data Broker tactics, and are starting to advocate for themselves. Opt-out from as many Data Broker sites and sources as possible. In the future, hopefully more legislation will be passed prohibiting Data Broker tactics, allowing private lawsuits against companies that abuse our info.
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Forwarded from Disclose.tv
JUST IN - 3-2: FCC votes along party lines, restoring Obama-era "net neutrality" regulations to "promote national security and protect consumers" on the Internet.
https://www.disclose.tv/id/1p0eoy472k/
@disclosetv
https://www.disclose.tv/id/1p0eoy472k/
@disclosetv
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Looks like the co-founder of the tech business, Twilio, may have bought “The Onion,” one of the most popular satire (joke) sites.
Too early to say BUT — if it’s true, expect some epic trolling before too long. Lawson was recently forced out of his business by “activist investors”, Twilio’s stock is down 16% then. He might have gone as far as to buy “The Onion” to troll Silicon Valley!
Too early to say BUT — if it’s true, expect some epic trolling before too long. Lawson was recently forced out of his business by “activist investors”, Twilio’s stock is down 16% then. He might have gone as far as to buy “The Onion” to troll Silicon Valley!
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Forwarded from G3 News
TSA Visited Apple and Google To Discuss Collaboration for Digital ID
The US Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is continuing collaboration with Big Tech concerning the use of biometric surveillance technology, but also the development of digital IDs for passengers.
On its site, the TSA revealed that its officials traveled to California recently where they met with representatives of Apple and Google to talk about continuing work on implementing digital ID on people’s phones.
The TSA delegation to Silicon Valley, led by Administrator David Pekoske, referred to Apple and Google as their “innovation partners.” The goal is to continue with yet another example of “public-private” aka, government-Big Tech “partnership.”
This one seems to be happening fully in the open and at least TSA is enthusiastic about talking about it, and spelling it out: “TSA is working with the tech giants so passengers can identify themselves with IDs stored on their phones at airports,” said the agency post.
As for those private companies, Google explained that the “collaboration” in question has to do with Google Wallet, and the ability to store a government ID in the app to allow TSA PreCheck “in select airports.”
🔗Source: Reclaim the Net
📡 Follow:
@G3News
The US Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is continuing collaboration with Big Tech concerning the use of biometric surveillance technology, but also the development of digital IDs for passengers.
On its site, the TSA revealed that its officials traveled to California recently where they met with representatives of Apple and Google to talk about continuing work on implementing digital ID on people’s phones.
The TSA delegation to Silicon Valley, led by Administrator David Pekoske, referred to Apple and Google as their “innovation partners.” The goal is to continue with yet another example of “public-private” aka, government-Big Tech “partnership.”
This one seems to be happening fully in the open and at least TSA is enthusiastic about talking about it, and spelling it out: “TSA is working with the tech giants so passengers can identify themselves with IDs stored on their phones at airports,” said the agency post.
As for those private companies, Google explained that the “collaboration” in question has to do with Google Wallet, and the ability to store a government ID in the app to allow TSA PreCheck “in select airports.”
🔗Source: Reclaim the Net
📡 Follow:
@G3News
Reclaim The Net
TSA Visited Apple and Google To Discuss Collaboration for Digital ID
TSA's push for biometric technology and digital IDs with Big Tech aims to streamline airport security, but raises concerns over passenger privacy and government surveillance.
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If you’re one of the several hundred learners in the Linux for Beginners class run by this channel, your invitations for tomorrow’s Weekend Linux Workshop are being sent out to your e-mail now!
This week: So you’ve decided to get your computer world on track once and for all, by moving away from Microsoft Windows. Congrats! What is the absolute best Linux laptop for you? Whether it’s one of the brand new models from System76, a few-years old refurbished model with long battery life, or a sub-$100 second device to use to learn Linux, there’s a model that will fit your needs perfect.
And what’s the difference between LibreOffice, and OnlyOffice, on Linux? Both are fully compatible replacements for Microsoft Office—never pay license fees to Microsoft again!
Learning about the parallel technology world of Free and Open Source Software is a decision to take back control of your personal information, data and ultimately your Digital Freedom. We welcome you to the Linux for Beginners class and a new chapter of your digital life. You will like it! While everyone else is being abused by "big tech" with no end in sight, it's time for you to get used to winning in your technology world!
See you online tomorrow @ 5:00pm Eastern!
This week: So you’ve decided to get your computer world on track once and for all, by moving away from Microsoft Windows. Congrats! What is the absolute best Linux laptop for you? Whether it’s one of the brand new models from System76, a few-years old refurbished model with long battery life, or a sub-$100 second device to use to learn Linux, there’s a model that will fit your needs perfect.
And what’s the difference between LibreOffice, and OnlyOffice, on Linux? Both are fully compatible replacements for Microsoft Office—never pay license fees to Microsoft again!
Learning about the parallel technology world of Free and Open Source Software is a decision to take back control of your personal information, data and ultimately your Digital Freedom. We welcome you to the Linux for Beginners class and a new chapter of your digital life. You will like it! While everyone else is being abused by "big tech" with no end in sight, it's time for you to get used to winning in your technology world!
See you online tomorrow @ 5:00pm Eastern!
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