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« on: Today at 08:17:48 am »Where are the parents??GULAG
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« on: Today at 02:13:55 am »Tuesday World Cup games be hard pressed to top Monday's
Ivory Coast vs. Norway 1 PM
France vs. Sweden 5 PM
Mexico vs. Ecuador 9 PM
Tickets for that one says starting at $1,644
Looking forward to USA vs. Bosnia-Herzegovina 8 PM Wednesday
I went ahead and looked.
Says tickets from $1,371
Ivory Coast vs. Norway 1 PM
France vs. Sweden 5 PM
Mexico vs. Ecuador 9 PM
Tickets for that one says starting at $1,644
Looking forward to USA vs. Bosnia-Herzegovina 8 PM Wednesday
I went ahead and looked.
Says tickets from $1,371
Posted by: Frodo
« on: Today at 02:09:56 am »Heat Advisory about all counties through 8 PM Thursday and some Extreme Heat Warnings
Humidity making it worse
Humidity making it worse
Posted by: Frodo
« on: Today at 02:08:14 am »2 big Supreme Court cases left are Birthright Citizenship I'm hoping, it should be 9-0 as is
and transgender athletes.
and transgender athletes.
Posted by: Frodo
« on: June 29, 2026, 11:56:56 pm »Another great one at World Cup
Morocco upsets Netherlands
Game ended draw 1-1
No score in bonus time
After 120 minutes then penalty kicks
Morocco made last kick of day and wins 3-2 on PKs
Now Canada will play Morocco in Round of 16 on July 4th
Morocco upsets Netherlands
Game ended draw 1-1
No score in bonus time
After 120 minutes then penalty kicks
Morocco made last kick of day and wins 3-2 on PKs
Now Canada will play Morocco in Round of 16 on July 4th
Posted by: Texas Pete
« on: June 29, 2026, 10:31:20 pm »
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« on: June 29, 2026, 09:36:43 pm »
Posted by: positronium
« on: June 29, 2026, 09:05:47 pm »Where are the parents??
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« on: June 29, 2026, 09:04:09 pm »deflection...... It is not up to me to provide for your health care...kl
Posted by: Texas Pete
« on: June 29, 2026, 08:44:53 pm »
Posted by: Frodo
« on: June 29, 2026, 08:00:48 pm » However, one of the bills included in the House package, known as the Kids Online Safety Act, omits the “duty of care” provision, which is central to a Senate bill with the same name. The absence of that provision has drawn criticism from child safety advocates and a bipartisan group of senators, including KOSA sponsor Sen. Marsha Blackburn (R-Tenn.), who is working with the White House on her own kids’ safety package that could ultimately block or replace some state AI laws.
Concern tech companies would exploit misunderstanding between the 2 bills
The KIDS’ Act would additionally restrict minors’ use of disappearing messages, require AI chatbots to disclose that they are not human and require platforms to implement age verification technology for users accessing pornographic material, among other measures.
Privacy advocates are concerned about language they believe incentivizes age verification measures to access all online services.
“All users, including kids, deserve strong privacy protections, not mandates to hand over more and more personal details whenever they go online,” the Center for Democracy and Technology’s Free Expression Project Director Kate Ruane said in a statement.
Concern tech companies would exploit misunderstanding between the 2 bills
The KIDS’ Act would additionally restrict minors’ use of disappearing messages, require AI chatbots to disclose that they are not human and require platforms to implement age verification technology for users accessing pornographic material, among other measures.
Privacy advocates are concerned about language they believe incentivizes age verification measures to access all online services.
“All users, including kids, deserve strong privacy protections, not mandates to hand over more and more personal details whenever they go online,” the Center for Democracy and Technology’s Free Expression Project Director Kate Ruane said in a statement.
Posted by: Frodo
« on: June 29, 2026, 07:56:13 pm » Bipartisan deal for the KIDS Act emerged in the House Energy and Commerce Committee last week, which would create baseline federal standards for kids’ online safety while allowing states to adopt more aggressive protections. It also omits language preempting state artificial intelligence laws — a major Silicon Valley priority Senate Republicans are expected to take up.
Rep. Ted Lieu (D-Calif.) said the bill was “a good first step,” saying it establishes federal preemption as a floor rather than a ceiling. “It’s not how I would write the bill. But we’re not in the majority,” Lieu said.
Key Democratic House members have come out in support of the package, including Lori Trahan of Massachusetts and Sam Liccardo of California, who have urged their caucus not to let perfection trump what they describe as a strong compromise.
Rep. Ted Lieu (D-Calif.) said the bill was “a good first step,” saying it establishes federal preemption as a floor rather than a ceiling. “It’s not how I would write the bill. But we’re not in the majority,” Lieu said.
Key Democratic House members have come out in support of the package, including Lori Trahan of Massachusetts and Sam Liccardo of California, who have urged their caucus not to let perfection trump what they describe as a strong compromise.