Robert

Robert

@robertdeecke.bsky.social

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This is a brilliant article from @militarnyi.com on learning the right lessons from Ukraine’s experience.

Alexander Lanoszka@lanoszka.bsky.social

"But somewhere along the way, price became a substitute for thinking. “Cheap” turned into a virtue on its own. Defence ministries now announce drone purchases by the million, and investors ask for the lowest unit cost on slide two." militarnyi.com/en/blogs/che...

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The recent Starlink / Starshield incident in Ukraine has created a dangerous precedence for the US export industry, many haven't yet grasped. The sudden deactivation respectively curtailing of those systems without warning not only cost precious lives, but also equipment worth millions.

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Recherchetipp: Die SZ und Meta, Der Spiegel und Google - Welche Vereinbarungen oder Rechtsstreitigkeiten gibt es zwischen KI-Unternehmen und internationalen Nachrichtenhäusern? Das Forschungsteam von @towcenter.bsky.social bietet einen interaktiven Datensatz mit den öffentlichen Informationen.

klaudia jaźwińska@klaudia.bsky.social

The landscape of news publishers’ dealings with AI companies is complex and hard to follow. We’ve added a few new features to the @towcenter.bsky.social's Deals and Disputes tracker to make it easier to see these interactions in context. 🧵 tow.cjr.org/ai-deals-law...

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Step by step, day by day, Americans experience the big platforms becoming Orwellian political censors. The US needs a federal government that will tax them and break them up; the democratic world needs to learn the lesson and protect itself.

Alex Gibney@alexgibneyfilm.bsky.social

Note: TikTok - 15% owned by Musk pal Larry Ellison - permanently banned our "Musk" the movie account on the platform. www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/politic...

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The question is not "why has Donald betrayed Ukraine?" The question is "how big a cut of unfrozen Russian assets will Donald get for betraying Ukraine?"

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For context, America lost fewer than 250 KIA on the single worst day of the Vietnam War (Jan 31, 1968; the start of the Tet Offensive).

Mark Chadbourn@chadbourn.bsky.social

Russian losses in Ukraine are now up to a staggering 1880 soldiers in a single day.

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👀 You said Russia and 🇺🇦Ukraine agreed to a ceasefire, but both sides say they have not agreed to that. 🇺🇸 Trump: They agreed. You know why? Because I said, “You agree.” That's why.

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“Russia invaded Ukraine. The first country to surrender was the United States,” — Canadian political analyst Michael MacKay.

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The "Party of Reagan" has the United States siding with Russian aggression against NATO allies and a brutal war on a European democratic US partner. Yes, the whole party. If they didn't, they would impeach and remove the president who is blatantly breaking US law to help fund Russia's war effort.

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🇪🇺🇺🇦 Over 120 MEPs have proposed using €200 billion in frozen Russian assets to support Ukraine, while urging the EU to share the legal and financial risks of possible Russian retaliation.

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Enterprise software companies had a short-lived run where they competed on usability and product-led growth which seems to be over. Now every SaaS app seems to be converging on the same UX monstrosity, complete with AI features of dubious value.

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POTUS: Donnie new ballroom. Practical Donnie entertainment room TIME: I'd like to talk about the rampant corruption and criminality. POTUS: Good ballroom good Donnie give beautiful Donnie deserve pedophile TIME: We have a limited amount of time. POTUS: jealousy interviewer

Kevin M. Kruse@kevinmkruse.bsky.social

His vocabulary is so limited it’s like reading a transcript of Koko, the gorilla who knew sign language, if Koko were a white nationalist

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This is the way. I know it’s a delicate balance between covering legitimate public interest stories and First Amendment concerns, but it’s about time the press showed some balls.