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Carlos Portilla
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Jugador compulsivo de gachas en móvil/PC y coleccionista de juguetes.
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In the last 24 hours, I've seen people tell trans people that they don't deserve to breathe. I've repeatedly been told I deserve to be deported to my death.

You only suspended the account in the latter after I tagged you publicly.

You're so full of shit as to what you allow.
November 15, 2025 at 7:38 PM
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To recap: Jeffrey Epstein offered a NY Times reporter photos taken in Epstein's kitchen of Donald Trump and girls in bikinis *and* implored the NYT reporter to put this information in the public discourse in 2015

What did the NY Times editors know about this offer?
aridrennen.bsky.social Ari Drennen @aridrennen.bsky.social · Nov 12
“would you like photos of donald and girls in bikinis in my kitchen?” -Jeffrey Epstein
November 12, 2025 at 8:05 PM
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Ryan Walters bolts after announcing on cable news (in our studio) he will be stepping down as Superintendent to become CEO of Teacher Freedom Alliance to “destroy the teacher unions”.
September 25, 2025 at 4:51 AM
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I also asked diablo union organizers about protests of microsoft's contracts with israel, which have received vocal support from arkane, another msoft studio. the diablo union is nascent and has yet to discuss that issue as a committee, but organizers hope to raise it

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Currently, Microsoft is facing scrutiny from within and without for one of the least ethical uses of AI imaginable: Facilitating Israel’s genocide in Gaza via Azure Cloud and generative AI-powered surveillance tech. No Azure For Apartheid, a movement made up of current and former Microsoft employees, has repeatedly protested these military contracts, recently leading to arrests and firings. On the gaming side of things, unionized workers at Arkane, a Microsoft-owned studio, have aligned themselves with No Azure For Apartheid and demanded that Microsoft cease being an “accomplice of a genocide.” On this front, it’s still early days for the Diablo union, which has yet to discuss Microsoft’s involvement with Israel as a committee. However, organizers recognize the cause as worthy, and they hope to bring it forward in the future. "It would be a discussion we would have once we've certified the rest of our unit to discuss ... if we're able to support the larger movements across Microsoft,” said Yeo. “But it's definitely something we'd be interested in talking to other units about, because I feel pretty strongly about it, and honestly [it's] insane if people don't." "I've been following it in the news and watching the [protests] that happened in Redmond,” said Hoefling. “It makes me think about, once we formalize, if we were to do something like that in [the Diablo team], having everything certified protects us where we can do something like that."
August 28, 2025 at 4:13 PM
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while organizers plan to survey members to assemble a list of high-priority concerns to bring to the bargaining table, preliminary conversations suggest that pay, AI, crediting, and remote work will be focal points

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AI is another potential locus of conflict, especially considering how tyrannically AI-obsessed Microsoft has become in recent years. Yeo said that in their experience, AI has certainly found its way into Blizzard’s development pipeline over time, but so far, it’s yet to worm its tendrils around the final game. “[Generative AI] is starting to creep in a lot,” said Yeo. “I can only speak for art, where in the visual development stage, if people don't feel like they have concept art support, they'll just toss things into Stable Diffusion or whatever and then do mood boards and stuff and give that to the teams to give them guidance.” They added, however, that various materials posted to internal channels make it seem like management is “signaling that they want to use or integrate more [AI] into the pipelines in the future,” which is why it’s important for the union to take a stand now. "There is definitely a growing concern across most of the artists like 'Is this going to replace us?'” said Yeo. “And speaking to Zenimax workers, they were able to negotiate for better guidelines around AI usage that focuses on using it as a tool and not a replacement – and also that it's not used to harm workers, and if it does harm workers, that the people creating the tools can be held accountable."
August 28, 2025 at 4:06 PM