46 things I learned from being gulaged Varlam Shalamov spent much of the period from 1937 to 1951 gulaged in the arctic cold of Kolyma. These are the 46 things he learned from the experience.
Chinese police cage, interrogate man for criticizing traffic cops online "Uncle Police, I'm so sorry, I'm wrong."
Russian cows are living in virtual reality to produce more milk The Matrix is preferable to Russia, according to the cows' measured stress levels.
10 ways to instantly end your streaming career To end or ignite your streaming career. You need to get naked, say naughty words, lie and cheat. Just like real life.
UK man under police investigation for refusing sex with transwoman’s penis Getting consent is important, but denying it could be a hate crime — in the UK at least.
The big list of China’s corporate puppets Reddit doesn’t want you to see A far greater issue than a few spineless suits at Activision Blizzard and NBA.
Kickstarter says MS-13 gang is a “marginalized group,” bans comic book project depicting them as villains "As a Public Benefit Corporation committed to fighting inequality and creating a more equitable world, Kickstarter does not allow discrimination, subjugation, or intolerance toward other groups," says the email about comic portraying MS-13 as criminals.
Read Mark Zuckerberg’s leaked internal meeting transcripts Transcripts of the leaked audio where Mark Zuckerberg rallies employees against critics, competitors, and the US government.
Facebook plans global financial system based on proprietary ‘Libra’ cryptocurrency Tech giants know everything about us, and now they must own our monetary systems.
UK to censor global social media with fines, blocks, exec prosecutions Internet to be scrubbed of what passes for "hateful" speech in the UK, and the british public loves it.
PayPal purge of big tech’s opposition continues YouTube's free speech alternative BitChute is just the last of many victims.
Reddit quarantines 25+ communities, more to come Right-wingers, communists, even the world's biggest IRL livestreamer. Within minutes of Reddit announcement, subreddits "redditors may find offensive" were crippled.
How journalism works, part 1: Kirsten Grind from the Wall Street Journal The Wall Street Journal’s Kirsten Grind isn’t interested in the truth. She just wants to know if I’m sorry for being mean to people on the internet. Bitch no, I’m not.
Instagram bans gay pro-Trump account Brokeback Patriot ran aground of the app’s policies, which include ‘Mocking Jim Acosta from CNN is off-limits,’ and ‘Don’t be a Republican minority, or else.’
