Paris Martineau writing for WIRED
Popular vendors like Cloud Socials and BoostUp Social charge fledgling influencers $35 to $799 a month for a steady stream of interactions from prominent Instagrammers. Or aspiring influencers can go full automatic: For $10 to $100 a month and your login, automation apps will send your social media profile into a frenzy of liking, commenting, and following other accounts en masse, in an attempt to snag you a follow back.
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RT @mgeist: New data from @RewheelResearch asks the question: what is wrong with competition in the Canadian wireless market? Canada ranks…
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How is this the president?! https://twitter.com/atrupar/status/1122312334414946306?s=21
And they would have gotten away with it if it wasn’t for those meddling kids! https://t.co/FjhkSmCk4b
— David Hogg 🟧 (@davidhogg111) April 28, 2019
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Chris Welch writing for The Verge
Many people on Reddit are highly skeptical of Cox Elite Gamer. Cox claims subscribers can “control their connection from end to end,” but the company simply doesn’t have the sort of infrastructure to make good on that promise. Cox has no say on what happens to your gaming activity outside of its own network. The most it can do is determine the best path to a server. That’s doable, and it might be enough to produce at least some improvement in terms of latency and jitter.
Shannon Carranco writing for The Globe and Mail
Dank told the online group that he was using his position as a student teacher to influence young minds.
These people are despicable.
The story goes on to tell the story of a Canadian Armed Forces member.
He also described an incident in Canada in which a Jewish military colleague complained that Rusty and other soldiers were being anti-Semitic. Rusty said he responded by arranging several handguns in the shape of a swastika on the Jewish soldier’s desk.
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Family breakfast 🥞
Eric Schmitt, David E. Sanger and Maggie Haberman writing for The New York Times:
But in a meeting this year, Mick Mulvaney, the White House chief of staff, made it clear that Mr. Trump still equated any public discussion of malign Russian election activity with questions about the legitimacy of his victory. According to one senior administration official, Mr. Mulvaney said it “wasn’t a great subject and should be kept below his level.”
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In Push for 2020 Election Security, Top Official Was Warned: Don’t Tell Trump - The New York Times: https://www.nytimes.com/2019/04/24/us/politics/russia-2020-election-trump.html
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Daring Fireball: The Drumbeat of Impeachment: https://daringfireball.net/2019/04/the_drumbeat_of_impeachment
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