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#SaturdayMorningHustle I've had an unusual career path. When meeting new people, I'm often asked how I got into the profession I'm in, why I decided to start my own business (more than one) & how I knew that I would be great in a new career. The short answer is I didn't know....
#SaturdayMorningHustle I didn't know if I could be successful in different career fields or as an entrepreneur until I took the risk and put myself out there. Let's talk about the skills, attitudes and mindset for being able to see great rewards from taking risk....
taking risks, putting yourself forward in the best way and pursuing your passions.
It's Saturday, I'm in the office so it must be the #SaturdayMorningHustle
It's Saturday, I'm in the office so it must be the #SaturdayMorningHustle
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Press Release: Congress Advances EARN IT, Ignoring Sex Workers’ Continued Concerns
Sex Workers Warned You. You Didn’t Listen.
#section230 #EARNIT #FuckEARNIT #LetUsSurvive
hackinghustling.org/earnit-act-adv…
Sex Workers Warned You. You Didn’t Listen.
#section230 #EARNIT #FuckEARNIT #LetUsSurvive
hackinghustling.org/earnit-act-adv…
Hacking//Hustling, a collective of SWers, survivors, and accomplices working on technology issues, are outraged by yesterday’s unanimous Senate Judiciary Committee vote, which moves #EARNIT (S.3398) towards becoming law.
Good morning everyone following #EARNIT ! A long thread on what's happening today & updates on the bill. And S/O to the @hackinghustling team - it's been a long 36 hrs trying to stay up to speed. There'll be a longer recap later, b/c what happens today will change next steps (1/
Today #EARNIT (S.3398) is going to be heard in the Senate Judiciary Cmte. A committee isn't the full Senate, it's where a bill is 1st assigned for debate/editing - here is their website if you want to see members/what they do: judiciary.senate.gov (2/
That's why the call-in day was focused only on Senators who were going to hear it - only they get to debate/vote/edit. We're talking about like minute 1:30 in this video youtube.com/watch?v=FFroMQ… (3/
1/ What might AG #BillBarr say at tomorrow's DOJ workshop on “#Section230—Nurturing Innovation or Fostering Unaccountability?"
Expect him to call for banning strong #encryption, as he did last July—but this time, via amending 230 and focused on "protecting the children"
Expect him to call for banning strong #encryption, as he did last July—but this time, via amending 230 and focused on "protecting the children"
2/ The whole point of the half-day workshop appears to be for Barr to make the case for a bill DOJ has no doubt helped @LindseyGrahamSC & @SenBlumenthal draft—that would empower a commission (stacked with DOJ allies) to effectively ban encryption
My take: techdirt.com/articles/20200…
My take: techdirt.com/articles/20200…
1/6 @LindseyGrahamSC's #EARNIT Act would give AG Barr a blank check—via #Section230—to crack down on Internet services, effectively ban secure #encryption & impose other de facto mandates that could never get through Congress as legislation
Could be worse than #FOSTASESTA!
Could be worse than #FOSTASESTA!
2/6 AG Barr could use Graham’s bill to force Apple to give law enforcement a backdoor on iMessage, iCloud or even iPhones—effectively banning end-to-end encryption 
3/6 #Section230 has never shielded child porn (CSAM) traffickers from federal prosecution, but Graham's bill would create vast new legal liability for websites—then use that liability to force them to do whatever the AG commands
