Google won’t say what the internet is saying, it will say what the highest bidder is saying

It seems like that in the Guardian’s article, but there is more to it. Meta told them why and how to go around the censorship. Meta only fixed it after media attention. I trust that you are resourceful enough to translate what is below

The article of La Vanguardia

Sin embargo, Evelyn Arévalo, directora con Pep Tosar del teatro Raval, declara: “Desde la dirección del teatro, queremos matizar la respuesta que ha proporcionado Meta: El anuncio no se restauró rápidamente: Se colgó el día 16 de septiembre, el día 17 nos dimos cuenta de que se había rechazado, preguntamos al asistente de la página por los motivos de dicho rechazo y los reafirmó. Solicitamos revisión del anuncio y se informó de que darían respuesta a los dos días”.

A raíz de esta respuesta, el teatro Raval decidió autocensurarse y publicar el anuncio, un teaser, cambiando las oes de Woolf por asteriscos: W**lf, como se aprecia en la imagen, “y eliminando las referencias al feminismo de la publicación”.

Arévalo se muestra convencida de que “no fue hasta que los medios de comunicación informaron del caso, que restablecieron, por arte de magia, el anuncio”. La Vanguardia fue quien dio la noticia y otros medios también la publicaron, tanto en España como, por ejemplo, The Guardian en el Reino Unido.

I use it frequently and the search is flawed. I literally introduced the name of a bank letter by letter and it would not show any of the 10 bank agencies of that bank that were nearby. Instead of the bank it showed me a water deposit kilometers away. If I partially deleted words, it would show me all the bank instances in the whole country ranked by distance (the correct output).

I do not agree about the UX, it is good.

Could Portugal have been fine because there was no heat wave during that week?

Sauce: https://wmo.int/media/news/western-europe-has-hottest-june-record

I would use this, but how can one trust that there is any privacy on a product from any of the big tech companies?

What do these things eat?

There was a majority of the people in the USA voting for that political solution. The government is just mirroring the people. Everyone voting in 2024 will have to die before the people of the USA has the chance to become trustable again.

What do you Jean mean by downloading things from Netflix? How do you do that? Asking for a friend

Does euro office have an Android app?

I have the impression that since HIV was controllable, people just stopped using condoms. There are other reasons to wear a condom other than HIV that may bring life long issues.

This may also be a generational thing. In the early 2000s there was a lot of emphasis on using condoms. I don’t think the kids in the 2010s and now 2020s are getting the same level of indoctrination.

Are you trying to say that army is equipped with shit to the same grade the Russian army was equipped when they invaded Ukraine? The US and Russia look lot more similar than one would think

I watch a video on YouTube every now and then, mostly when someone sends me something.

LinkedIn exists but it has not been updated in some years.

Well, I have been digesting it for a few hours now. I suppose that Lidl will have to wait a few more hours for the recall.

Wish me luck!

I did not know about new pipe. Thank you

That may make sense for the improvement of the restaurant. That data serves a purpose and has a life cycle. It is ok if you process it in an anonymous way and delete it once you are done making over the restaurant.

By no means should it be acceptable to keep it forever for “just in case” nor sharing it. If you are an interiors decorator and your life is designing restaurants, I do not think you need the data to take lessons learnt to other restaurants. Just take a look at your previous designs

When I go to a restaurant, I do not mind that the staff knows me. If I am a regular, I do not mind if they know my favourite dish and ask if I want it or suggest other dish I also may like.

I do mind if the restaurant keeps a note of everything I ever ate and is now sharing that information with dates attached with all restaurants.

What I absolutely dread is if now the restaurant is sending me unwarranted letters with their new menu options.

You share 2 interests with my guts

While this metric seems like a big win to evaluate poverty, it does not behave very well mathematically. Nobody makes infinite money/wealth, which makes wealth per day a stable metric. However, if someone makes very close to 0 wealth, the day per wealth metric will explode to infinity. One single individual can skew the day per wealth metric.

Other lemmees suggested to use the median. Or you can also try to incorporate the living cost by dividing the income by the cost of living. Maybe looking into quartiles or mean less multiples of standard deviation? Idk

If the UK is like Ireland, house slippers, pyjamas and a robe are good enough to go outside.

What is the context compression that the article refers to?