LLY Stock Dives — Taking Novo, Sanofi With It — After Fake Twitter Account Promises Free Insulin

Honestly the fact that this led to a stock dive just makes me really sad.  #Business [Link]

Security on Twitter

Yesterday I sent a memo to all staff advising them on the situation at Twitter and how it pertains to their own security. I thought it might be useful to share a version of this information with you, too. Twitter’s Chief Information Security Officer, Chief Privacy Officer, and Chief

Nick Fuentes Says the Results of the 2022 Elections Prove 'Why We Need a Dictatorship'

““When you look at these things like abortion, it’s popular,” Fuentes added. “And you can thank the Jewish media for that. Abortion is popular, sodomy is popular, being gay is popular, being a feminist is popular, sex out of wedlock is popular, contraceptives—it’s all popular. That’s

What the results of the midterms mean for women’s representation, by the numbers

“The number of women in Congress has stabilized, and next year a record-breaking number of women will serve as governor — including the first out lesbian governor in the country’s history.”  #Democracy [Link]

Publishing for the privileged

Two service updates I’m interested in: Substack has introduced a “bestseller” badge for its top-selling newsletters, as a sign of quality. Newsletters on Substack don’t need to have paid tiers, but this badge is only given out to newsletters that have a lot of paid subscribers. The implication

4.2 Gigabytes, or: How to Draw Anything

“I envisioned a massive, alien object hovering over a long-abandoned Seattle, with a burning orange sky, and buildings overgrown as nature reclaimed the city. Later that night, I spent a few hours creating the following image.” Amazing.  #AI [Link]

Democrats went all-in on abortion. For many, it worked.

“The outcomes of these votes will drastically shape what abortion access looks like in the months and years to come.”  #Democracy [Link]

Mozilla Foundation releases the highly anticipated Mozilla Firefox 1.0 web browser

“Today’s announcement marks the worldwide launch of Mozilla Firefox.” 18 years ago, this saved the web.  #Technology [Link]

Elon Musk addresses advertisers and asks them to keep using Twitter

“Musk’s expansive plans for Twitter include adding financial products to the mix. It could begin, he said, with Twitter allowing users to pay each other through the platform, with the company setting up each user with an initial gift of $10 to test it out. Over time, Musk added,

Mysterious company with government ties plays key internet role

“Your investigative staff will collect its best evidence while users are lulled into a false sense of security afforded by web, e-mail or VOIP encryption.”  #Technology [Link]

Progressive candidates score crucial wins in midterm elections

“With progressives growing their margins in Congress, regardless of the outcome of the remaining uncalled races, Democrats need to take note of the powerfully fought and won campaigns, driven by progressive ideals, that galvanized voters. This sends a clear message and roadmap that going into 2024 Democrats must lean into

Palmer Luckey Made a VR Headset That Kills the User If They Die in the Game

“It is also, as far as I know, the first non-fiction example of a VR device that can actually kill the user. It won’t be the last.”  #Technology [Link]