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美國2020大選 직전에 異例的으로 Trump任命영구직美國SupremeCourtJustice(대법원判事)♥AmyConeyBarrett♥就任하며 주요事案에 所見을 披瀝 - ※그後果 만만찮을 듯https://t.co/0QG8p713SF
— 이장춘 대사 (@sosarogada) October 27, 2020
Bypass Paywalls v1.7.7 released!
— Adam (@iamadamdev) October 27, 2020
-Fix https://t.co/HfvAI2b6aV
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-Fix https://t.co/q0IpQvQExS, https://t.co/o9agkKBLeq
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As the Section 230 hearing kicks off, here are some actually smart questions top experts say senators should/could ask. So far, seems doubtful: https://t.co/OpPhlEN24i
— issie lapowsky (@issielapowsky) October 28, 2020
NEW: As Zuckerberg prepares to call for "updates" to Section 230 at tomorrow's hearing, @birnbaum_e and I asked top experts for the hardest questions they'd ask Zuck, Pichai and Dorsey about 230 and exactly what updates it requires https://t.co/OpPhlEN24i
— issie lapowsky (@issielapowsky) October 27, 2020
Featuring suggestions from: @MattPerault @jkosseff @ma_franks @IfeomaOzoma @ericgoldman and more. https://t.co/OpPhlEN24i
— issie lapowsky (@issielapowsky) October 27, 2020
I’m so proud that our firm @slausonandco was among the few selected to receive an investment from @PayPal! https://t.co/89dDRFQmGz
— Austin Clements (@AustinLAC) October 28, 2020
. @PayPal Invests in Racial Equality
— Jade Floyd (@JadeFloydDC) October 28, 2020
The company is putting $50 million in Black- and Latino-led venture capital firms. https://t.co/dWvrlQVhGk
NEW ? “It’s only unknowable if you don’t want to know.” White House chose not to trace its outbreak after Trump infection. https://t.co/QXK1JVTokf @thamburger @bylenasun @sarahkaplan48
— Carol Leonnig (@CarolLeonnig) October 28, 2020
Trump's company billed the government at least $2.5M https://t.co/pRrU9Lt2sk #TrumpCollapse #VoteBidenHarris2020? @VoteBlueBLM @jkelink @jinsunoo @jbm32753 @JBK11 @99ermikeb@AngelMcCann11 @RaymondEsq2@AllaireFl @rizzteen @DLucia212 @tomiahonen @llmich @smfox@mcburls @myceeta
— BLM (@blmtoo1) October 28, 2020
Syed Ali Geelani, a top Kashmiri leader appealed to world powers to “take serious note of this grim situation and help us to be rescued from the cruel and barbaric clutches of India.”#KashmirBleeds https://t.co/T3HJ2MDyow
— عوامی رینــچ (@NaikRooh) August 12, 2019
The .@WashingtonPost will eat their words for deliberately lying to the American people to cover up .@JoeBiden's corruption with the Chinese Communist Party. https://t.co/uIf3qayod6
— Glen Woodfin (@GlenWoodfin) October 28, 2020
Former U.S. attorneys — all Republicans — back Biden, saying Trump threatens ‘the rule of law’ https://t.co/xHpiPgLzhz pic.twitter.com/i8OAylABSN
— Juan Carlos Pedreira (@juancpedreira) October 27, 2020
Why does section 230 allow tech companies to moderate content? Bc the previous law was like one saying swimming pools were liable for drowning deaths if they had lifeguards, but not if they didn't.
— nxthompson (@nxthompson) October 28, 2020
The point of 230 is to fix those nuts incentives.https://t.co/WzdON51N1h
If the goal is to expunge foreign propaganda, conspiracy theories, hate speech and general stupidity from our public communications, section 230 has to go. https://t.co/JtTgjJiY4k
— Peter Zeihan (@PeterZeihan) October 27, 2020
With less than a week left until Election Day, Senate Republicans have decided to devote precious time and resources to a 24 year-old law that not extremely online people have still never heard of.
— Gilad Edelman (@GiladEdelman) October 27, 2020
Here's my attempt to explain why. https://t.co/QSfpv6dN5N