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@frk_simpson @Aktiepappa 👍 Jag har en guide här för att öka trygghetskänslan :)
axbom.blog/hackad/
↪ Replying to @llisa_simpson
@frk_simpson @Aktiepappa Om Twitter avföljer konton åt dig är det värt att byta lösenord. I värsta fall är ditt konto hackat och används av obehörig. Det behöver absolut inte vara så men alltid bäst att ta det säkra före det osäkra.
Alltid bra att kolla appar och sessioner också: x.com/settings/appli…
↪ Replying to @Aktiepappa
@Aktiepappa @StefanThelenius @bittermicke @sparaklokt @JakobInvest Tack för det! 🙏
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@brightspaceux To an extent, in that it's free to borrow, this is what libraries offer I suppose. Except that different libraries of course use different technologies. Never perfect... 🤨
But I do believe lots of people keep forgetting libraries for digital books so I like to mention them :)
↪ Replying to @tsvenson
@tsvenson @medierna Såg det, men den här sortens vilseledande reportage måste ju bara stoppas innan publicering, inte efter kritik. DN är inga noviser och ska de vara motkraft till ”fake news” kan de inte göra sådana här misstag. 😕
↪ Replying to @asaplsnr
@asaplsnr Haha! Fast hur många mejl fram och tillbaka orkar man?
↪ Replying to @asaplsnr
@asaplsnr Har fortfarande telefonfobi. Det är lättare när jag kan förbereda mig. Därför "tvingar" jag folk att boka telefontid med mig :)
The US is already a "flawed democracy", according to the EIU Democracy Index. But looking from the outside and in, it seems to be moving closer to "hybrid regime" right now rather than full democracy. I just hope I’m reading this wrong.
eiu.com/topic/democrac…
Markers of "hybrid regimes" are:
• regular electoral frauds
• pressure applied on political opposition
• non-independent judiciaries
• widespread corruption
• harassment and pressure placed on the media
• anaemic rule of law
Worryingly, the trend is generally in the wrong direction for most of the world. In the 2019 the average global score for democracy fell from 5.48 in 2018 to 5.44 (on a scale of 0-10). This is the worst average global score since the index was first produced in 2006.
The democracy recession Europe and US is attributed to:
1. increasing emphasis on elite/expert governance rather than popular participatory democracy
2. growing influence of unelected, unaccountable institutions and expert bodies
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3. removal of substantive issues of national importance from the political arena to be decided by politicians, experts or supranational bodies behind closed doors;
4. widening gap between political elites and parties on the one hand and national electorates on the other
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5. a decline in civil liberties, including media freedom and freedom of speech.
"These regressive trends in the mature democracies developed from the 1990s onwards, accelerated
in the 2000s and reached their apogee in the decade that closed in 2019."
The five categories across which all countries are assessed are: electoral process and pluralism; the functioning of government; political participation; political culture; and civil liberties. With the exception of political participation all have fallen sequentially since 2012.
The biggest decline has been for civil liberties, the score for which fell from 6.35 in 2008 to 5.74 in 2019. This decline was recorded across all regions of the world, without exception.
And average global score for political participation (the only one that hasn't gone down) is still the second-lowest of all the categories, after that for functioning of government.
Read the EIU Democracy Index Report not only for the reasonings around how to measure democracy but for a great summary of key events in 2019 across the globe, with a major increase in political protest and social unrest in emerging-market regions.
eiu.com/public/topical…
One of the biggest risers was Thailand, whose score improved by 1.69 points compared with 2018, to 6.32, resulting in a rise of 38 places in the global rankings and a transition from a “hybrid regime” to a “flawed democracy”.
India, the world's biggest democracy, fell hard - dropping 10 places. China also dropped significantly, as discrimination against minorities, especially in the north-western region of Xinjiang, intensified and digital surveillance keep growing.
And on that note, please do listen to this episode of Deconstructed with @mehdirhasan.
That is all.
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It’s moving fast now.
eu.usatoday.com/story/opinion/…
"The US is on its way to becoming an authoritarian state. That requires a radically different kind of journalism that doesn’t just cover the news, but defends democracy."
Dear news media, stop covering the US as if it’s a democracy open.thecorrespondent.com/698/dear-news-…
This tweet broke me. Translation: "Don't all dudes have one of these at home? exactly this squeezed as well?"
What killed me is the replies. Not only is she right. She is right on both counts... and I thank the dudes for sharing. x.com/vendelagrahns/…
↪ Replying to @dagensindustri
@dagensindustri Det vore toppen om ni slutade med denna kampanj och fokuserade på att arbeta introspektivt med varför ni väljer att vilseleda människor på det här sättet. axbom.blog/dagensindustri
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@dagensindustri Det vore toppen om ni slutade med denna kampanj och fokuserade på att arbeta introspektivt med varför ni väljer att vilseleda människor på det här sättet. axbom.blog/dagensindustri/
↪ Replying to @hellomagnus
@hellomagnus @dagensindustri Priset är högre nu så det är till och med 279kr/månad man blir inlurad i.
↪ Replying to @dagensindustri
@dagensindustri Det vore toppen om ni slutade med denna kampanj och fokuserade på att arbeta introspektivt med varför ni väljer att vilseleda människor på det här sättet. axbom.blog/dagensindustri/
↪ Replying to @maxwendkos
@maxwendkos Learned now the arrow means ”pull down”. I saw the arrow as a symbol for continuation of the previous tweet.
↪ Replying to @EXTRACTABLE
@EXTRACTABLE @Twitter Thx. Learned now that I’m supposed to pull down, not click.
↪ Replying to @unknown
@anithvishwanath Thanks. As you can tell, I pretty much hate it. Besides being utterly confused. 😂
↪ Replying to @EXTRACTABLE
@EXTRACTABLE @Twitter Thanks. I tried clicking on it but nothing happened. Do you know what parameters cause it to be displayed? Because it’s not always there.
This text I’ve never noticed in @Twitter’s compose window before is driving me crazy. How do I get rid of it?
I don’t want to ”add to previous tweet”. I’m writing a new tweet.
And as it turns out, it didn’t add to previous tweet... and I see no logic for when this text is displayed or not. Do I just have to learn to ignore it?