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17 Jul, 4 tweets, 1 min read
pushing ded medium of fleets to the limits rn tbh
basically teaching a free daily special topic arch history course lol “Everything There Is To Know About Norman Jaffe, Architect” bc why the hell not
fwiw i’m seeing 700-1K views per fleet which seems amazing but maybe bc of a dwindling supply of fleets *not* about fleets dying
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15 Jul
So I had this fun summer side project going where I meticulously thread 100 works of my all time favorite architect, 1 per day, and then fleeted the highlights with a bit of a storyline but I won’t finish all 100 houses on the schedule by the time fleets get the teardown on Aug 3
One theme of the threads are sleuthing out the important houses of record in satellite data that have since been torn down to make way for mcmansions and such. These houses are as ephemeral as fleeting fleets in the grand scheme of things.
But it turns out that Twitter HQ was disappointed that existing users employed the fleets feature to promote their own tweets (guilty as charged) instead of fleets yielding their intended business purpose to attract new Twitter users afraid of tweeting because they are durable.
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14 Jul
“Company over country.”

Facebook is a malign force.
businessinsider.com/facebook-execs…
They covered up Cambridge Analytica until forced to confront it because it was a GOP donor funded op.

They covered up Putin’s op because “company before country”

They do cover ups because they get away with it. There is no accountability. There is only public relations.
We are reminded of a factual error in the book #AnUgluTruth: Facebook learned about Cambridge Analytica before the Guardian report. This is public knowledge sourced from the Washington DC AG’s lawsuit against FB RE: CA.
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24 May
Redactions newly revealed in this thread. Manafort’s lies about KILIMNICK ran much deeper than previously known. Incredible abuse to have pardoned the henchmen. Failures of Mueller, distortions by Barr, and cowardice of Senate Rs leading us down the path toward the insurrection.
“No collusion” but Manafort appears to have conspired with Putin’s spy to share voter data, campaign strategy, and Ukraine policy and lied about it, and was pardoned for lying about it.
In hindsight, Barr was diabolical in his redactions of the Mueller Report. Delay in getting redactions revealed by court allowed public and especially press to mistake the collusion question as resolved. Concealing the Cambridge Analytica question was a part of this clever scheme
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22 May
Laser eyes for extortion so that organized crime may prosper undeterred.
Cryptocriminology: “Last year was a banner year for ransomware groups, according to a task-force of security experts and law enforcement agencies which estimated that victims paid about $350 million in ransom last year, a 311% increase over 2019.” bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
Thread on the criminality-at-scale intrinsically enabled by decentralized finance and digital currencies easily corrupted despite a religious belief in maths.
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13 May
👀
☑️Right to Know, Transfer, Delete
☑️Right to sue
☑️Duty of care
☑️Cambridge Analytica Bankruptcy loophole closed
☑️anti-Algorithmic bias
☑️Data broker registry
☑️unambiguous, fair-and-square opt-in, revocable, anti-dark pattern, anti-discriminatory consent UX requirements
…
New York needs to lead the nation,
set the highest standards, and strive for GDPR adequacy to maintain lawful and protected flows of data internationally. Splinternet is the alternative so tech lobbyists *must* support #NewYorkPrivacyAct to prove they’re serious about adequacy.
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10 May
If 4% of iOS users are *NOT* blocking cross-app data tracking then the whole adtech economy ought to collapse because it is so obviously fraudulent. It does not measure anything of aggregate value anymore because it is no longer representative of anything terribly meaningful.
(Deleted a mangled and typo’d tweet. There is a clear and present use case for an edit button. That’s the thing even though it’s also a ridiculous information veracity UX conundrum.)
Marketers: Consumers who install adblockers are our most savvy and desirable target audiences because we know they are real humans who reject ads rather than scammers cheating ad networks at scale with automated fraud.

Everyone else: WTAF.
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