Sex Workers Took Refuge in Crypto. Now It’s Failing Them. Banks and payments companies have long penalized sex workers. Many thought crypto would be a solution, but now exchanges are dumping them too. https://www.wired.com/story/sex-workers-crypto-failing-them/
Mastonautes de France, on a besoin de votre aide ! Avec @taziden on a commencé un travail pour répertorier la censure de sites web en France. On aurait besoin de votre aide pour collecter le plus de domains bloqués possibles (en dehors de blocages pour terrorisme et pédocriminalité). Envoyez nous ici, en DM ou par email (tek AT randhome.io) tous les domaines bloqués que vous connaissez. On en fera une liste la plus exhaustive possible avec des tests, et on mettra tout ça en ligne plus tard dans l'année. Merci de repoueter !
Things are getting worse every day for freedom of the press in #India : BBC India offices searched by income tax officials The searches in New Delhi and Mumbai come weeks after the broadcaster aired a documentary in the UK critical of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-india-64634711
web3 is the biggest narrative hijacking I have seen on technology, imagine you create a new technology, suddenly call it web3 because you think it is the future of the web and people buy it, this alone should make us skeptical
I don't think web3 will be web3 ever, the fediverse is the real web3 to me, and I wish there was as much investment in the fediverse and similar projects than they are in non-sense cryptocurrencies projects
Technologist @ Human Rights Watch (previously Amnesty, Citizen Lab)Malware, Threat Intelligence, Disinformation, Human Rights and silly memes.Lives in France, may tweet in French sometimes.