> The most significant of Harrisโs proposals include a $6,000 tax credit for families with #newborn children, an expansion of an existing credit for #families with older #children to $3,600 per year
It's cool how the government bends over backwards to make life as easy as possible for all the worst people in the country.
Maybe it's time for me to start a tax break, I mean family...
Never forget to ask yourself "does this person know who the fuck I am?" -- really think about it, put yourself in their shoes. Would *you* give a shit what *you* think if you were them?
If you cannot STAND the fact that they are wrong, you should use the mute feature.
If this feels like an invitation for you to disagree with me about this, then PLEASE use the block feature instead! ๐ (update: ...to block me, I want you to block me.)
The media is using hacked data to dox the #TrumpShooter
> The data was hacked from Eye4Fraud.com; a company that screens online purchases on behalf of e-commerce merchants for potential fraudulent activity. Its data was hacked in February 2023 and posted to the dark web earlier this year.
@thefrankring Nostr is like ActivityPub, except your id is a cryptographic key instead of a domain name. That means you don't have to pick an "instance". Instead there are "relays" which anyone can run, and you can choose different ones to publish to at any time.
On fedi, either you have to run your own instance, or accept the fact that your instance provider can deplatform you for any reason at any time and you lose all your followers and content.
- no delete/edit after publishing - no image uploads unless the client uses a third party - the users *only* talk about Bitcoin - very flakey network (sometimes you lose followers)
@thefrankring the thing I like the most about Nostr is how it's being developed. They have a democratic recommendation process for adding new features. That's way more open than the Mastodon/ActivityPub approach wherein a handful of maintainers make all the decisions.
> Tampering with public DNS is a step too far for many internet advocates but for major rightsholders, if the law can be shaped to allow it, thatโs what will happen.
I enjoy #generativeAI art; I think it's fun to do and I believe it's having a positive effect on our culture; uniting stylistic sensibilities in ways we never would have imagined on our own.
That said; I get super annoyed when I see something #aiGenerated on #Pinterest. Which is ironic because they definitely use boards to train #AI recommendation algorithms. But we use Pinterest to get ideas for things we want to make, so it kinda matters that those things can exist.
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