#cybersociety

[orbeater]

OMG MAY YOU DRAW MORE HANS AND ALEX SIBLING SHENANIGANS

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[skyllion-uwu]

WHY WAS YOUR BLOG PUT UNDER A SENSITIVE CONTENT FILTER FOR A BIT

I changed my pfp to the Sleepy's Mattress Guy while doing a bit with my sister and this was too much skin for the Tumblr automod apparently

[acidmit]

Unveiling 'Harmonic Abstraction: Glowing Twilight': Experience a burst of colors and emotions in my newest NFT design.

#geometric #artvisual #openseaartist #creativeart #openseanft #modernartwork #cryptoartist #digitalart #nftcommunity #cybersociety

[ladookhotnikov]

Why There Will Be No Internet in the Future. Lado Okhotnikov About Digital Dictatorship

Get ready to take a journey into the future of the Internet. In my last article, I shed light on the profound shifts that could change the digital world as we know it.

Are we on the verge of a digital transformation that will change the very essence of the online sphere?

This article is your key to understanding the complex landscape of digital governance and its potential implications.

Prepare for an extraordinary exploration of digital dictatorship and its consequences. Read the full article here.

[nvnailperson]

#notd #nailpolish #nailsofinstagram #nailstagram #nvnailperson #Essie #CyberSociety #CyberSocietyCollection #EssieLove @essie https://www.instagram.com/p/CpUIv2Xucna/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[yesornopolls]

religious people, does it bother you when atheists/people not of your religion use expressions from it?

please include "nuance" and "not religious" options if you'd like!!

@cybersociety

[dlxxv-vetted-donations]

Update Aug 26:

I've extended the promotion period for this to Sep 1.

Many of the campaigns on this list are stagnating! Please give them some attention. Just because they are close to their goal doesn't mean that they no longer need your support.

Tagging random ppl. Share and donate if possible. Want off my 'mailing list'? Please message me!

@mushroomjar @homobeast @flouryhedgehog @tortiefrancis @klapollo @pocketsizedquasar-2 @determinate-negation @rickybabyboy @acepumpkinpatrick @paper-mario-wiki @c-o-z-m-o @bananahkim @chutiyaaa @ploppymeep @catautism @gender-haver @omnificent-orion @ppeacekeeper @anghju @autiedonnie @seiwas @orange-coloredsky @cybersociety @bifca @nilawafer

Campaigns close to goal 1

Vetted Palestinian Campaigns

Aug 21 - 28 Sep 1. Updated Aug 26

This list's size is limited to focus efforts on completing individual campaigns. Please stay updated, it is highly subject to change and I may make this a permanent fixture on my blog.

I'd like more sources on this, but there are rumors that the Rafah Crossing opens again in August so these campaigns are urgent.

Regardless, many of them are making slow progress as they near completion.

See post: The Alanqar Family's campaign is almost at its goal. Don't let it stagnate! Increased goal, stagnating

Paypal, credit/debit: € 57,004 57,830 / 58,000 60,000

Ashraf Alanqar: @ashraf-baker (vet). Increased goal from 20k to 25k. After the first goal is reached, this will be moved to another list.

Paypal, credit/debit: € 18,680 19,586 / 20,000

Update Aug 22: Ahmed Altaban: @ahmed4palestine (vet, #488 in Gofund(water)Me(lons) spreadsheet). Donations slow.

Venmo, Paypal, credit/debit: USD $ 16,410 16,740 / 20,000

Update Aug 23: Hazem Tannera: @hazemfromgaza (vet). Stagnating

Paypal, Google Pay, credit/debit: £ 8,638 9,058 / 10,000 (short term goal to evac mother and child)

Other campaigns of note:

Far from goal: Ahmed Omer: @ahmedomer9 (vetted by association). This is a very new campaign and donations are moving slowly. Stagnating

Paypal, credit/debit: € 929 1,434 / 55,000

See post: Survival costs are taking up most of the Haboub family's donations. Increased goal, urgent (rent or eviction by September). Stagnating.

Credit/debit: SEK 91,968 102,303 / 100,000 130,000 (short term goal). $10 USD = 100 SEK

Amal Ashour: @amalashuor (#175 in Vetted Fundraiser List): reached first goal. Removed from this list.

Please donate if you can and share!

Check out my campaign masterlist, other promoted campaign for evacuating families with children, and $5 USD art raffle.

Tagging random ppl. Share and donate if possible. Want off the 'mailing list'? Please message me!

@bubblesandpages @puke-ur-gutz @seiqn @starrybutch @elioneli @rainbowpitofdoom @biburrich @buddydacote @peasantexchangeprogram @reddbuster @doshwashing @cairsns @orbsoup @girldong @floralgrizzly @tooies @poetrylesbian @tlirsgender @zsnes @just-browsing1222 @morihaus @louisegluckpdf @vampirisms @relatablepicturesofgarnet @palipunk

[daemondaes]

BMW Mercedes-Benz and Portugal (television, newspapers, magazines, radio and more) do CYBERCRIME. They access people's data via PC, Smartphone and more. They know, when we call, they hear everything, they know what we are researching and they can change accounts as if it were us. They get bills, photos, bank accounts, old files and current files, they get everything that belongs to the person. They didn't want it to be known that they commit CYBERCRIME. Neither changing devices, nor changing accounts, nor paying for a good antivirus. They manage to carry out CYBERCRIME in companies to get what they want.

     "...Huh. You earthlings are so cute. Y'know, there's a helluva lotta scarier stuff out there than CYBERCRIME. If that's got your boxers in a bunch, I'd hate to see how big you flip at crime post-CYBERSOCIETY. This planet's still young. You ain't seen nothing yet, babe. When you get to that point, CYBERCRIME's gonna be the least of your worries. But, y'know, Earth is on the right track to fall apart before that happens, so...hey! Maybe you don't gotta worry after all. Chin up, okay? Merry Chrysler."

[orbeater]

ermm if you still wanna draw rh ship reqs..... oliver x edward....... my personal fav second to c!launcelot x hans.......

He truly has a way with words

[acidmit]

Unlock your imagination with my whimsical NFT artwork 'Scales of Serenity: Enigmatic Blooms':

#metaart #modernart #cybersociety #artdailydose #artspace #btc #creatureworld #cyberdrop #dailyart #acidmit

[freecybersociety]

Target List

Organizations to take down  1.  KKK (Ku Klux Klan)  This organization is an obvious choice because it is a group that heavily supports discrimination. It is important that this group is taken down or disrupted so they do not take advantage of our movement and use it to target their enemies. Everything should be done to complete eradicate their organization online so they have no ways of operating.  2. Police Organizations (Police departments) It has been reported that most police forces are corrupt, and something has to be done about it. It is important to expose this organization particularly because we want the people to know who would be on their side if the movement ever caught on. The people have a right to know if the officers they rely on will answer their calls, no matter who they are. We also want any corrupt officers to know that once their secrets are out, they can choose to continue living in a system that will put them in jail or fight for a free world. Those who were forced to operate in a corrupt force also get a new chance to finally do what is right.  3. Entertainment Media like Hulu, Netflix, Disney+, Prime, etc. These entertainment streaming services will be crucial for taking down once the extraction of data from corrupt politicians is complete. These streaming services will need to remain temporarily down to increase viewership in our videos exposing corrupt people. For now, reconnaissance is required for these streaming sites (finding their security flaws) to give people enough time to look to the news or our posts.  

[4achangepl-blog]

#thebrain #can #developed #cybersociety #cyberbully #importance #stalking #standupforbullying #crafts #creativity #school #children #momofgirls #mood (w: Płock, Poland)

[blastikmusik]

retro wave 154

Dranlock feat. Darkwinged - Sunlight Terminal Effect - Omega Centauri HUBRID Feat Duckfoot - CYBER HUNT Midnight Smoke - Blue Cigarette Street Cleaner - Stage 4 - The Storm Cyberpunk 2077 - Patri(di)ots Dranlock feat. Darkwinged - Into Your Heart Lazy Laser - This Planet Has Crazy Sunrises AWITW - Pixel Rain Kick Puncher - You're Next Street Cleaner - Full Throttle Neodyne Project - Cybersociety Peter Aries - Voyage To Oblivion Voyage - Enter Lazy Laser - Ride On Cyborg Horse HUBRID Feat Duckfoot - PRIZONER Faster Corp. - MANIFESTATION

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[darylelockhart]

Race, cyberbullying and intimate partner violence

by Roderick S. Graham

Though popular culture might suggest otherwise, cyberbullying isn’t just a white problem. tommaso79/shutterstock.com

Over the past two decades, cyberbullying has become a major focus for parents, educators and researchers. Stopbullying.gov lists several effects of cyberbullying, including depression, anxiety and decreased academic achievement.

Judging from popular culture, the narratives surrounding cyberbullying tend to have at least one of two themes. One, cyberbullying is a mob-like phenomenon: Television shows such as “American Crime” depict a group of teens preying on a vulnerable individual by using social media and text messaging. Second, the face associated with cyberbullying is often a white one. Both in the aforementioned “American Crime,” for example, and in the television movie “Cyberbu//y,” the victim is white.

Without discounting youth bullied by groups of their peers or young white men and women who have been cyberbullied, there’s a missing piece of this equation. As a researcher of technology usage and racial inequality, I am interested in the racial differences in cyberbullying.

In Cyberbu//y, 17-year-old Taylor Hillridge is pushed to the point of attempting suicide when she’s harassed by her classmates online. ABC Family

Why study racial differences?

Studies from the Pew Research Center have shown that African-American youth own smartphones at higher rates and use them more frequently than youth of other backgrounds. My own research has shown that young African-Americans have more positive views toward technology than other segments of the population.

Their frequency of use and willingness to engage with new technologies suggest that black youth may frequently find themselves in contexts that can lead to cyberbullying – both as victims and perpetrators.

Cyberbullying as intimate partner violence

One of those contexts is in digital communication within a current or past relationship. Although much media attention has been paid to the mob characteristics of cyberbullying, there’s ample opportunity for cyberbullying in one-to-one situations. In these scenarios, cyberbullying is a form of intimate partner violence, which the CDC describes as physical, sexual or psychological harm by a current or former partner or spouse.

Online harassment is likely to come from people close to the victim. Samuel Borges Photography/Shutterstock.com

Cyberbullying and race: The data

I used survey data collected from September 2014 to March 2015 by the Pew Research Center to explore connections between race and cyberbullying.

I focused on the 361 teens in that study who replied “yes” to the question: “Have you ever dated, hooked up with or otherwise had a romantic relationship with another person?”

These teens were then asked a series of yes or no questions about their experiences with cellphones in intimate relationships. Nine questions were about their partners attempting to control or harass them through cellphones. These questions measure cyberbullying victimization. Six questions were about how the respondents themselves attempted to control or harass their partners. These questions measured offensive cyberbullying.

My analysis showed that African-American youth as a group responded “yes” to questions about cyberbullying victimization and perpetration more than other groups.

More in-depth analysis shows that common criminological and sociological explanations do not explain the racial differences.

For example, one common theory is that students who have unpleasant experiences (what are often called “strains”) are more likely to lash out and bully others. The Pew survey asked questions about unpleasant experiences online such as seeing people post events they weren’t invited to or feeling pressure to post things online that make you look good to others. However, African-American teens are more likely to be perpetrators and victims of cyberbullying – even when they report similar amounts of strain.

The difference in reported cyberbullying is also not a result of social class. Middle-class black teens are more likely to be perpetrators and victims when compared to their white middle-class peers.

Why are there racial differences in cyberbullying?

Given the relatively small sample size (361 teens), it would be unwise to jump to any major conclusions. Moreover, we don’t have sufficient data on Asian-American students, so African-American youth can only be compared to white and Hispanic youth. With these caveats, the results still warrant further explanation.

The CDC does not list race as a risk factor in bullying in general, and academic research has been inconclusive as to whether African-Americans are more likely to bully (or be bullied) than their white peers.

This suggests that the relationship between cyberbullying and race is not powered by a disproportional desire to bully per se, but instead by the interest and ease in using technology for social ends.

The high rates of cyberbullying among black youth are likely to be tied to a general cultural orientation toward using cellphones to navigate the ups and downs of a relationship. Black youth, because of their agility online, simply find technology more amenable to reaching their goals; they’re more likely to turn to technology when choosing to bully their romantic partners.

There is a correlation between rates of cyberbullying and frequency of technology use. Monkey Business Images/Shutterstock.com

This unique adoption of technology appears in other aspects of life. The phenomenon of “Black Twitter” and its ability to influence the national dialogue is a prime example. My own research has identified several digital practices that distinguish African-Americans from other racial groups. For example, African-Americans are more likely to use social networking sites to make new professional contacts than other racial groups.

This explanation for greater rates of cyberbullying among African-American teens conforms most closely to the data. It also suggests positive recommendations. If black youth are simply more active in the digital environment, the answer for parents and educators may not lie in banning or restricting cellphone use. The answer instead may be to find ways to harness this interest and channel it in more fruitful directions.

Roderick S. Graham is an Assistant Professor of Sociology at Old Dominion University.

This article was originally published on The Conversation. 

[ijtsrd]

A Description of Sebuano English Cyberlogues

by Jann Dainver L. Maravilla "A Description of Sebuano-English Cyberlogues"

Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Volume-5 | Issue-4 , June 2021,

URL: https://www.ijtsrd.compapers/ijtsrd41136.pdf

Paper URL: https://www.ijtsrd.comhumanities-and-the-arts/english/41136/a-description-of-sebuanoenglish-cyberlogues/jann-dainver-l-maravilla

callforpaperlanguages, languagesjournal, bestjournal

This paper describes the Sebuano English cyberlogues in cybersocieties, a code mixing phenomenon in Facebook and Youtube. Code mixing is an unconscious, extensive and regular transfer of linguistic units from one language or more to another, below the level of a sentence by a large population of bilingual and monolingual speakers. More particularly, this paper describes the patterns of code mixing, as well as the morphophonemic and morphosyntactic processes involved in the mixing process as reflected in the cyberlogues in the selected cybersocieties. Findings of this study will fill a research gap related to code mixing in written text and will partially indicate the Sebuano’s current lexicon. The data were gathered through documentation of cyberlogues in three Cebuano Facebook groups and one Youtube channel. The data were examined through the Relative Congruence Methodology adapted by the researcher from Rasul’s 2006 Context of Situation and other existing approaches in code mixing to provide an analysis of the patterns of code mixing from word to clausal levels and to describe the orthographical, morphological and syntactic processes involved in the mixing process. The results show that code mixing is manifested by insertion, nativization and miscellaneous attachments of the cooperating language to the accommodating language. 

[should-be-public-knowledge]

In this modern world, this human digital age...things change fast, my friends. Who would’ve thought, like everything else, photography and taking photos could become a thing of the past.

Let’s abandon the real, for more artificial atmosphere, environment, and “creative” content.

3D imaging tech could replace the field of photography and taking photos as we know it. #thefutureisnow #2021 #ooops #2020 #hitthefan #postrona #newworld #afterpandemic #howweadapt #digitalinclusion #cybersociety #humandigitalage #manandmachine #startech #finalfrontier #shipping #woke

*when it’s time to find a new hobby, or worse yet, a new career*

because...ya know...ever-advancing technology does it better, and faster, and cheaper...sure, maybe there’s not as much free-will joy and entertainment in it, as there is in getting out there with your raw senses and ya know...doing it yourself, all the while enjoying the literal process of being in the field and participating in the hands-on experience of your craft, and producing the result [hence the reward of your craft, your talent and skill, and the satisfying feeling it blesses you with] but yeah, ya know...machines rule, dude.