This is the kind of data breach that could happen when people have to upload ID documents to some social media platform.
Tag: data
The uncanny valley of the AI workplace apocalypse.
To some extent automation always seems to be a bait and switch.
Conspiracy theories about immigrant truck drivers based on the MCMIS database similar to VAERS database anti-vax conspiracy fictions.
This story is about a right-wing conspiracy about CDLs based on misinterpreting things on the MCMIS database. and it really reminds me of how anti-vax conspiracy fictions use the VAERS database to mix up data that doesn’t show anything like what they say.
More people marked dead in the Social Security system by doge than previously known.
How are we supposed to even know if we were marked dead by DOGE in Social Security if we’re not yet receiving Social Security?
The tycoons want us all to live in their authoritarian company towns instead of free communities.
Nobody voted for Elon Musk and what is he doing with American data? I’ve worked for government, and one big rule in government work is that you sign agreements that you understand that you can’t attach anything to government computers. You’re not even supposed to plug in a USB spotlight lamp to government equipment. There’s […]
Trump quits the US from WHO like he’s cancelling his country club membership.
Membership in the WHO isn’t like giving to some sketch non-profit charity in order to get tax favour.
Voter accusation in a mirror.
I wasn’t even for a moment doubting who they wanted their dead relative to vote for because they said “they say the other side does it all the time”
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