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I agree - there is a big difference between being socially shunned for being an asshole or vocalising contempt and being publicly outed and then criminally punished for it.

If they didn’t think of it as a possibility during their research, they should be ashamed of themselves.

Vilification is the act of speaking or writing abusively and negatively about someone or something in an effort to lower others’ opinions of them. In a legal and human rights context, it refers to public behavior or hate speech that incites hatred, severe ridicule, or serious contempt towards individuals or groups based on their identity.

Differs from libel/slander which is false and negative speach/writing about someone in that vilification doesn’t necessarily have to be proven false, just abusively framed.

I know in Western Australia, where I live, it is illegal to have the phone resting on any part of your body.

https://www.wa.gov.au/organisation/road-safety-commission/mobile-phones-and-distractions

I wonder where the line is drawn between on your lap vs in your pocket. By that I mean, what if it is in a clear pouch on a lanyard around your neck, or in a running-armband. In both those cases it could still be used by need not have been touched while the car is driving.

AI … that’s why it cites Georgia law.

Copilot edition?

Its worse.

• Xbox
• Xbox 360
• Xbox One
• Xbox One S|X
• Xbox Series S|X

I am expecting the next generation to be Xbox Series 2 X|S

If they’re offering “free Starlink WiFi” they are telling you who is offering it. If they are offering “free inflight WiFi” they are hiding it

Could just use wallabag …

That’s great for the US, but these companies are fucking the whole planet. What will the US do when other countries hold them responsible?