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[flagged] Just 0.001% hold 3 times the wealth of poorest half of humanity, report finds (theguardian.com)
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Glyphosate safety article retracted 8 years after Monsanto ghostwriting revealed (retractionwatch.com)
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Is Europe ready to pull the trigger if Trump cuts Ukraine deal? (indiatimes.com)
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Paramount Pictures X Account Hacked to Read 'Proud Arm of the Fascist Regime' (variety.com)
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Meta promises to reduce data sharing for EU users by 2026 to avoid EU GDPR fines (techradar.com)
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Researcher finds Chinese KVM has undocumented microphone and sends data home (tomshardware.com)
2
One Black Labor Union Changed American History (jacobin.com)
2
Giant Zero Journalism (2007) (searls.com)
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Why I hate the myth of the suffering artist (2012) (theguardian.com)
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Peter Thiel's Apocalyptic Worldview Is a Dangerous Fantasy (jacobin.com)
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Intimate Advertising, the Next Frontier in AI Manipulation (jacobin.com)
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Parliament must buy European IT, lawmakers tell Metsola (euractiv.com)
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Olson's portrait of SOE bravery in WW2 undone by incompetence at the top (2017) (afr.com)
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London Mayor urged to ban ads promoting cars and flights (walthamforestecho.co.uk)
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Microsoft Teams will tell your boss when you're out of the office (mashable.com)
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What History's Fallen Societies Have in Common (theatlantic.com)
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UK Schools urged to trial four-day week to ease pressure on teachers (theguardian.com)
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UK Government plans new powers to label dissenting movements as 'subversion' (netpol.org)
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Users brutually reject Microsoft's "Copilot for work" in Edge and Windows 11 (windowslatest.com)
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Can Dutch universities do without Microsoft? (uu.nl)
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Surf seeks testers for a Microsoft alternative (tue.nl)
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The Westminster Declaration (westminsterdeclaration.org)
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Microplastics disrupt gut microbiome and fermentation in farm animals (helsinki.fi)
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Belgium grinds to a halt in three-day general strike against austerity measures (euobserver.com)
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Get us off Microsoft! Lawmakers press EU Parliament to change in-house IT (politico.eu)
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Shadow Libraries (monoskop.org)
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Declassified cable reinforces proliferation concerns about uranium fuel (thebulletin.org)
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The dark truth behind supermarket tuna (ft.com)
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Jack Ma's family shifted wealth to UK after years-long 'disappearance' (source-material.org)
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Meta Learns That Nothing Is a Monopoly If You Just Wait Long Enough (gizmodo.com)
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European Commission to Investigate Cloud Computing Services (openmarketsinstitute.org)
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EU prosecutors dismiss probe into chief of Europe's most powerful party (ftm.eu)
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Forbidden Stories – Killing the journalist won't kill the story (forbiddenstories.org)
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UK climate aid is lining the pockets of billionaires (thebureauinvestigates.com)
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WeTransfer owner snaps up apps, then sacks workers and raises prices (ftm.eu)
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New Tools to Reduce the Risks for Whistleblowers (gijn.org)
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Open source Python libraries for the public sector (github.com/civicactions)
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UK Government Unveils England's First Ever Men's Health Strategy (gov.uk)
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Adobe to Acquire Semrush (adobe.com)
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Commercially available mouthguards: First time unearthing trace elements (2024) (sciencedirect.com)
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How to fix the internet: break the oligarchy (newstatesman.com)
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Post-American Blues (newleftreview.org)
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Shale Oil's Next Revolution Should Worry OPEC (bloomberg.com)
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Cytotoxicity and Endocrine Disruption in Orthodontic Retainers Materials (nih.gov)
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Monopoly by the Numbers (openmarketsinstitute.org)
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Microsoft is turning Windows into an 'agentic OS,' starting with the taskbar (theverge.com)
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'I awoke at ½ past 7' – Self-monitoring and optimisation started before big tech (aeon.co)
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Age-verification laws don't keep minors away from adult sites, study suggests (mashable.com)
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Countering the Achievement Society (2018) (iai.tv)
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Culture Wars (1995) (wired.com)
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Poland signs largest ever rail deal to buy 42 double-decker trains (notesfrompoland.com)
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How the crackdown on squatting cramped British creativity (2024) (redpepper.org.uk)
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The EU has let US tech giants run riot. Diluting law will entrench their power (theguardian.com)
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Britain's railway privatization was an abject failure (rosalux.de)
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Ok Billionaire: Why Do the Opinions of 600 Americans Get So Much Airtime? (2019) (lithub.com)
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Chat Control 2.0 through the back door (patrick-breyer.de)
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The Email That Broke Brussels (reddit.com)
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UK's Ofcom Is Monitoring VPNs Following Online Safety Act (techradar.com)
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Week After Week, the US Is Dismantling Knowledge Infrastructure (techpolicy.press)
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International conflict: Havana Club rum tears 3 countries apart (lebaroudeurduvin.com)
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I Wrote Task Manager – 30 Years Later, the Secrets You Never Knew [video] (youtube.com)
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Gen X may be the first to need a UBI after late-career job loss (thehill.com)
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The BBC has bigger impartiality problems than its coverage of Trump (prospectmagazine.co.uk)
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The Economic Power of Money Creation (2015) (sapub.org)
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Mullvad shutting down search proxy Leta (mullvad.net)
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Wealth Taxes Will Barely Slow Inequality. So Why Do the Super-Rich Resist Them? (truthout.org)
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Tech Billionaire Marc Andreessen Bet Big on Trump and It's Paying Off (propublica.org)
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Our Naive "Innovation" Fetish (2014) (newrepublic.com)
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Autocrats and tech bros want to live for ever (theguardian.com)
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Burdens of ischemic heart disease and stroke due to long working hours (2021) (sciencedirect.com)
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Truckmakers lobby European Commission to weaken their emissions targets (transportenvironment.org)
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Fight for Your Right to Be Lazy (2022) (jacobin.com)
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BBC correspondent-fixer shaping Ukraine war coverage is PR operative (thegrayzone.com)
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How tech lords and populists changed the rules of power (ft.com)
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Chinese Yutong buses purchased by Norway can be remotely updated and diagnosed (ruter.no)
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Tech workers' fight for living wages and a 32-hour workweek is a battle for all (thechiefleader.com)
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Rockstar accused of "ruthless" firing ahead of GTA6, cutting unionised employees (gamesradar.com)
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Wavelog – Web-based, open-source amateur radio logging software (wavelog.org)
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How Much Top Tech Companies Earn per Employee (digitalinformationworld.com)
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Scalable In-Context Ranking with Generative Models (research.google)
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Linux Mint Debian Edition7 "Gigi" Released (linuxmint.com)
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André Gorz predicted the revolt against meaningless work (2023) (znetwork.org)
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I Became a Police Abolitionist (2020) (theatlantic.com)
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"The Economics of the Colonial Cringe" – about The Economist magazine (1991) (theatlantic.com)
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UK funded radio show to sway Nigerian voters, leaked docs show (thegrayzone.com)
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The Nature of Leisure Revisited – An Interpretation of Digital Leisure (2015) [pdf] (core.ac.uk)
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Clockss: Digital preservation services run by academic publishers and libraries (clockss.org)
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Humans and their environment: beyond the nature/culture opposition (2023) (brynmawr.edu)
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CEO-to-worker compensation ratio, and stock prices ($2024) 1965–2024 (epi.org)
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Portugueses de Bem – Keeping track of the crimes the Portuguese far right party (portuguesesdebem.pt)
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General strike against 13-hour work day brings Greece to a halt (theguardian.com)
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F-Droid says Google's new sideloading restrictions will kill the project (arstechnica.com)
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The UK constitution is more vulnerable than the US constitution (prospectmagazine.co.uk)
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US States spend billions on data center incentives (pluribusnews.com)
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Against Improvement (newleftreview.org)
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New Exposé of Johnson and Johnson Indicts a System (newrepublic.com)
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The ultra-rich are different from you and me. Their tax rates are lower (news.berkeley.edu)
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Pontevedra, Spain declares its entire urban area a "reduced traffic zone" (greeneuropeanjournal.eu)
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