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[a2znew]

A2Znew: Your All-in-One Solution for Saving Content from the Internet

In today's fast-paced digital world, the internet is an indispensable part of our lives. It serves as a treasure trove of information, entertainment, and resources. However, while the internet offers incredible benefits, there are times when we want to save or download content from the web for offline access or future reference. This is where "A2Znew" comes into play, providing a comprehensive solution for saving content from the net.

What is A2Znew?

A2Znew is more than just a business name; it's a dynamic platform that enables users to save from net and download various forms of content from the internet. Whether it's videos, audio, documents, or images, A2Znew offers a versatile and user-friendly solution for all your downloading needs. This innovative service empowers individuals to access web content without the need for a constant internet connection.

Key Features of A2Znew:

1.  Multi-Format Compatibility: A2Znew supports a wide range of file formats, making it a one-stop destination for downloading content in various forms, including videos (MP4, AVI, MKV), audio (MP3), documents (PDF), and images (JPEG, PNG).

2.  User-Friendly Interface: A2Znew's user interface is designed with simplicity in mind. Users can easily navigate the platform, regardless of their technical proficiency.

3.  No Software Installation: A2Znew is a web-based platform, eliminating the need for users to install any software or extensions. All you need is a web browser to access its services.

4.  Fast and Reliable Downloads: A2Znew boasts high-speed download capabilities, ensuring you get your content quickly and efficiently.

5.  Privacy and Security: The platform takes user privacy and security seriously, and it does not store any personal data or browsing history.

6.  Free of Cost: A2Znew is free to use, making it accessible to anyone without the need for subscriptions or hidden fees.

How A2Znew Works:

1.  Visit the A2Znew Website: Users can access A2Znew by simply visiting the platform's website.

2.  Enter the URL: Copy the URL of the content you want to download and paste it into the provided input field on the A2Znew website.

3.  Choose Your Format: Select the desired format in which you want to download the content (e.g., MP4 for videos or MP3 for audio).

4.  Click "Download": Hit the download button, and A2Znew will process your request and provide you with the download link.

5.  Enjoy Your Content: Once the download is complete, you can enjoy your saved content offline at your convenience.

A2Znew - Empowering the Digital Experience:

A2Znew represents a unique and invaluable service in the digital landscape, helping users save content from the internet easily and efficiently. Whether it's educational materials, entertaining videos, or informative documents, A2Znew simplifies the process of obtaining and storing digital resources.

With its user-friendly interface, high-speed downloads, and commitment to privacy and security, A2Znew is a reliable and trustworthy companion for anyone looking to save content from the net. The "A2Znew" business name signifies their dedication to offering an all-encompassing solution for your content-saving needs. So, why not give it a try and make A2Znew your go-to choice for downloading content from the web?

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Yeehaw Illya

[e-the-village-cryptid]

every time i speak to my parents and grandparents i learn new buckwild pieces of family lore

[lavampira]

chase your dreams but always know the road that'll lead you home again

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HEY YALL

I disappeared due to some issues with my medications but today is my birthday so if your reading this you should pretty please take a look through either the families I've reposted here or the operation olive branch spreadsheet and donate $22 (or an amount of your choosing) to a family trying to escape the war in Gaza. I know not everyone has the ability to donate which is fair but you should take a moment to go follow the families who's asks I've answered on here and show them some love🫶❤️

Ive not really been one to post on public social media much? It freaks me out usually, so apologies if my formatting is hot garbage I am trying

[ratatatastic]

"And to follow up on Niko Mikkola...his sense of humour with him, like, maybe—lot of people don't talk—like, last night he was like, you know, he "woke Bobby up," or whatever. "Good thing Bob was awake—"

"He's a great personality and I've said this kinda during the year. And we've, you know, I mean we're always—...I was gonna say, "It'd be great if you guys could spend a lot of time with him," but then we spend a lot of time trying to make sure you guys don't spend too much time with our guys, so, there goes—so, forget that! But, he is an incredibly interesting guy. What's great is when he's coming to the bench... if there's something that's broken down, and I'm not sure if he's screaming in Finnish or it's in English, but it is funny as hell! And it's consistent. So, he plays really high-energy level. A lot of times these kinda big, lanky guys are... you don't really think they're moving that fast, but they are! He looks like he's getting across the ice, and, you know, he competes hard. That's what we like the most of him, but he talks at a high-energy level, too, on the bench. And that's great, right? We have some quiet players on our bench, and that's fine, that's who they are. But, those guys like Mikkola, who's got—nobody knows—Well there's four other Finnish guys knowing what he's saying, but nobody else knows what he's saying.

paul loves all his rascals and it is a joy to hear his takes on them its mikksys turn now!

media availability | 6.11.24 (x)

also if you want to see the moment mikksy is talking about in the interviews linked above because it is genuinely bonkers 10 or so seconds of hockey: here it is

[mostlysignssomeportents]

Saving the news from Big Tech with end-to-end social media

Big Tech steals from the news, but it doesn’t steal *content* — it steals *money*. In “Saving the News From Big Tech,” a series for EFF, I’ve documented how tech monopolies in ad-tech and app stores result in vast cash transfers from the news to tech, starving newsrooms and gutting reporting:

https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2023/04/saving-news-big-tech

Now we’ve published the final part, describing how social media platforms hold audiences hostage, charging media companies to reach the subscribers who asked to see what they have to say. And, as with the previous installments, we set out a proposal for forcing tech companies to end this practice, putting more money in the pockets of news producers:

https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2023/06/save-news-we-need-end-end-web

The issue here is final stage of the enshittification cycle: first, platforms offer good deals and even subsidies to lure in end users. Then, once the users are locked in, platforms offer similarly good deals to business users (in this case, publishers, but see also Uber drivers, Amazon sellers, YouTube performers, etc) to lure them in. Once *they’re* locked in, the platform flips the script: it withdraws subsidies from both end users and business customers (e.g. news readers and news publishers) and forces both groups to pay to continue to transact with each other.

In the case of the news and Big Tech, that process goes like this. First a platform like Facebook offers users a surveillance-free alternative to MySpace, where the deal is simple: tell us who matters to you on this site, and we’ll show you what they post:

https://lawcat.berkeley.edu/record/1128876?ln=en

Users pile in and lock themselves in, through the “collective action problem” — the difficulty of convincing all your friends to leave, and to agree on where to go:

https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2021/08/facebooks-secret-war-switching-costs

Then Facebook turns on the surveillance they promised they’d never engage in, and also begins to promise media companies that it will nonsensually cram their posts down readers’ eyeballs, luring in both advertisers and publishers. Users don’t like their diluted feeds, or the surveillance, or the ads, but they like each other, and the collective action problem keeps them from leaving.

As publishers and advertisers grow increasingly dependent on Facebook, Facebook makes the deal worse for both. Ad prices go up, as does ad-fraud, meaning advertisers pay ever more for ads that are ever less likely to be shown to a user.

Publishers’ “reach” is curtailed unless they put ever-larger excerpts onto Facebook, until they eventually must publish whole articles verbatim on the platform, making it a substitute for their web presence, rather than a funnel to drive traffic to their own sites. Facebook caps this off by downranking any post that includes a link to the public web, forcing publishers into the conspiracy to make “Facebook” synonymous with “the internet.”

Then, in end-stage enshittification, publishers’ reach is curtailed altogether. They are told — either explicitly or implicitly — that they have to pay to “boost” their material to reach the subscribers who asked to see it.

With social media ransom, tech finds a way to steal money from publishers no matter how they make that money. Tech monopolists command 51% of ever ad dollar. Tech monopolists rake off 30% of every in-app subscription dollar. And social media companies demand danegeld (“verification,” “boosting,” etc) from publishers who want to reach the audiences that asked to see their materials.

This isn’t just bad for publishers, it’s also bad for audiences. You joined the platform to see the feeds you subscribed to, but the platform gradually replaces more and more of your feed with ads and content from randos who pay to “boost” into your field of vision, at the expense of the friends, communities and publishers you asked to see:

https://pluralistic.net/2022/12/10/e2e/#the-censors-pen

What can we do about this? The answer lies in the founding ethic of the internet itself: the end-to-end principle.

Before the internet, telecommunications were controlled by centralized phone companies. If you wanted to reach someone else, you needed to connect to a centralized switching center, which decided whether to connect you, and if so, what to charge you.

The internet, by contrast, operates on the “end-to-end principle”: the job of the network is to transmit data from willing senders to willing receivers, as efficiently and reliably as possible. One expression of end-to-end is Network Neutrality, the idea that carriers shouldn’t be allowed to slow down the data you request unless the service you’re trying to use pays for “premium carriage.”

Social media has run the internet transitions in reverse. They started off as end-to-end, neutral platforms. You created an account, told them which data you wanted, and they put it in a feed for you. Then, as they enshittified, they turned into miniature Ma Bells. You don’t get the data you requested, you get the data that someone is willing to pay to show you.

This means that publishers — including news publisher — have to pay ever-larger shares of their revenues to reach the people who asked to hear from them, and those people see an ever smaller proportion of the things they asked to see in their feeds.

The solution to this is to enshrine “end-to-end” delivery for social media: to make social media platforms’ first duty to deliver data from willing senders to willing recipients, as efficiently and reliably as possible:

https://locusmag.com/2023/03/commentary-cory-doctorow-end-to-end/

As a policy, end-to-end has a lot going for it. First, it is easy to administer. If you want to find out if a company is reliably delivering posts from willing senders to willing receivers, you can easily verify it by creating accounts and performing experiments. Compare this to more complicated policies, like “platforms must not permit harassment on their services.” To administer that policy, you need to agree on a definition of harassment, agree on whether a specific user’s conduct rises to the level of harassment, then investigate whether the platform took reasonable steps to prevent it.

These fact-intensive questions are the enemy of effective enforcement. Bad actors can (and do) exploit definitional ambiguity to engage in conduct that *almost* rises to the level of harassment, and which is *experienced* as harassment, but which doesn’t qualify as harassment:

https://doctorow.medium.com/como-is-infosec-307f87004563

Then there’s the problem of figuring out whether platforms’ failures to block harassment are reasonable or negligent, a question that can literally take *years* to resolve, and then only by deposing the engineers who build and maintain the systems involved.

By contrast, detecting end-to-end violations is simple and clean, and has an easy remedy in the event that violations are detected: if a company doesn’t deliver the messages it is supposed to deliver, a regulator or court can order it to do so.

Another important advantage of end-to-end: it is a *cheap* policy to comply with. Complicated platform regulations can have the perverse effect of being so expensive to comply with that only the largest — and worst, and most harmful — platforms can afford to follow the rule. That means that smaller platforms — including nonprofits, co-ops, and small businesses — are snuffed out by compliance costs, trapping users and business customers in giant, abusive walled gardens, forever:

https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2023/04/platforms-decay-lets-put-users-first

Imposing an end-to-end requirement on platforms would kill the practice of holding news publishers’ audiences for ransom. What’s more, it’s a policy that would benefit both large and small publishers — unlike, say, a profit-sharing arrangement between Big Tech and the news, which delivers disproportionate benefits to the largest publishers, whose owners are typically either billionaire dilettantes or private equity looters. And, unlike profit-sharing arrangements, end-to-end continues to provide value for publishers even if the tech companies crash and burn, or get broken up by regulators. We want our news to be adversaries and watchdogs for Big Tech, not its partners, with a shared stake in Big Tech’s growth and profits.

Now that the EFF “Saving the News” series is done, we’re rounding up the whole thing into a PDF “white paper,” suitable for emailing to your friends, elected representatives, and fellow news junkies. That’ll be up in a day or two, and I’ll post here when it is. In the meantime, here are the five parts:

Saving the News From Big Tech https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2023/04/saving-news-big-tech

To Save the News, We Must Shatter Ad-Tech https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2023/05/save-news-we-must-shatter-ad-tech

To Save the News, We Must Ban Surveillance Advertising https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2023/05/save-news-we-must-ban-surveillance-advertising

To Save the News, We Must Open Up App Store https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2023/06/save-news-we-must-open-app-stores

To Save the News, We Need an End-to-End Web https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2023/06/save-news-we-need-end-end-web

If you’d like an essay-formatted version of this post to read or share, here’s a link to it on pluralistic.net, my surveillance-free, ad-free, tracker-free blog:

https://pluralistic.net/2023/06/13/certified-organic-reach/#e2e

[Image ID: EFF's banner for the save news series; the word 'NEWS' appears in pixelated, gothic script in the style of a newspaper masthead. Beneath it in four entwined circles are logos for breaking up ad-tech, ending surveillance ads, opening app stores, and end-to-end delivery. All the icons except for 'end-to-end delivery' are greyed out.]

Image: EFF https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2023/06/save-news-we-need-end-end-web

CC BY 3.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/deed.en

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[a2znew]

A2Znew: Your Ultimate Destination to 'Save from Net' with Ease

Introduction

In the digital age, we often find ourselves seeking ways to save content from the internet - be it videos, images, or documents - for various purposes. This need has given rise to several online tools and services, one of which is "A2Znew." A2Znew is a business name that signifies simplicity and comprehensiveness, offering users an efficient solution to save content from the net with just a few clicks. In this article, we'll explore what A2Znew is, how it operates, and the benefits it offers to users seeking to save content from the internet.

I. Understanding A2Znew

A2Znew is a web-based platform that has been designed to assist users in downloading and saving various types of content from the internet. While the name might suggest it is focused on new content, A2Znew actually covers a wide spectrum of materials. Whether you're looking to download a YouTube video, save an image from a website, or archive a PDF document, A2Znew has got you covered.

II. User-Friendly Interface

One of the standout features of A2Znew is its user-friendly interface. The platform is designed with simplicity in mind, making it accessible to individuals with various levels of technical expertise. You don't need to be a tech wizard to use A2Znew; all it takes is a few clicks to save from net content from the net, making it a hassle-free experience for users.

III. Compatibility and Versatility

A2Znew is compatible with a wide range of websites and content formats. This means that users can save content from popular platforms like YouTube, Vimeo, and Dailymotion, as well as from personal blogs, news websites, and more. The platform also supports various file types, such as MP4, MP3, JPEG, and PDF. Its versatility ensures that users can utilize A2Znew for a multitude of content-saving needs.

IV. No Installation Required

Unlike some downloadable software, A2Znew operates directly through a web browser. This means there is no need for installation or updates, making it a convenient solution for users who prefer not to clutter their devices with additional software.

V. Privacy and Security

A2Znew takes privacy and security seriously. Users can rest assured that their personal information and online activities are not compromised when using the platform. The website adheres to strict privacy policies, and user data is not stored or shared with third parties. This commitment to user privacy is a crucial aspect of A2Znew's appeal.

VI. How to Use A2Znew

Using A2Znew is a straightforward process:

1.  Visit the A2Znew website.

2.  Find the content you want to save from the internet.

3.  Copy the URL of the content.

4.  Paste the URL into the A2Znew input field.

5.  Click the "Download" or "Save" button, depending on the type of content.

6.  Choose your desired format and quality options if applicable.

7.  The content will be processed and made available for download.

VII. Conclusion

In the age of the internet, the need to save content for personal or professional use is more prevalent than ever. A2Znew stands out as a simple and versatile solution that empowers users to "save from net" with ease. Its user-friendly interface, compatibility, privacy, and security measures make it an appealing choice for those seeking a hassle-free way to download and save content from the web. Whether you're a student looking to save research materials, a content creator archiving your work, or an enthusiast who wants to collect videos and images, A2Znew is a name that's synonymous with convenience and efficiency.

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merman Maedhros…

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@hellish-cleric replied to your post “I think it will come as no surprise to anyone that...”:

Yeah, everyone in my party, plus most of the players in my d&d group *hated* Astarion as soon as they met him. Meanwhile, I'm Team Ride or Die for Astarion. I'm a little confused at all the hate he gets.

​Oh actually I can answer at least some of this!

He's an obviously camp character who was in a gay relationship (a forced gay relationship but w/e) in an AAA game that is mostly going out to dudebros, and frankly the people who overwhelmingly hate him or kill him immediately the most are straight guys. (The biggest complaints for BG3 are not actually the bugs, but the LGBTQIA+ rep, including being able to have a nonbinary character, or trans character). Within that context, there was already latent Astarion hate in the community that was easy for everyone else to pick up on. So some of it is honestly straight up homophobia!

Then on top of that they gave him PTSD over being saved by someone who then tortured him for 200 years and enslaved him in exchange for that rescue, so he reacts badly every time you save someone, because he doesn't trust that.

And then on top of that he's a complete chaos gremlin. After all, he was tortured and forced to torture people for 200 years, and just about no one maintains much of an ethical backbone after that kind of treatment.

And I think the combo of 'so much of the (guy) community hates Astarion so there's already a background vibe that predisposes people to being suspicious of him' and 'he's camp which hooks into the homophobic folks who don't like that' AND 'he keeps disapproving of me when I do heroic things' (which is a lie, he doesn't always disapprove, and sometimes he actually approves, it depends a lot on context) just kind of turns a lot of folks off him.

He's the only character in the whole story who will actually take you aside privately and comfort you if you do a sexual thing with an NPC later in the game and choose dialogue options that say you were disgusted by doing the thing. He literally takes you aside and starts joking and then is like 'actually... I know what that's like, and I'm so so sorry you had to go through that.'

Dude's fun to meme, hilarious to meme, but he's also the only character who comforts you after you get sexually assaulted/harassed, and in an extremely genuine, 'no strings attached' way. I'm ride or die for that fucker, and I laugh at the folks that turfed him because a bunch of dudes laid a path they walked down.

Like don't get me wrong, some folks just hate him because of the way he looks, the constant disapproval if you're playing a Very Good Character is frustrating, or they have no use for a rogue (they hate loot or maybe they're playing a rogue themselves), or because he can be naff in a battle if you spec him badly / don't know how to spec him out, or for a lot of super understandable reasons! Like, if you never talk your way out of situations, hulk smash a lot in battles, and save people, you're going to get his disapproval AND he won't be as useful in those battles. If you don't sneak around picking off folks, and just go in and smash everyone, he's not as useful as Gale and Wyll who have good AoE, or Lae'zel and Karlach who have amazing 'Hulk Smash' abilities.

I'd avoid him too if I was playing a character who couldn't persuade/deceive/intimidate my way out of situations (which is the best and easiest way to earn his approval), and I might be like 'I don't like Astarion' because of it. He doesn't fit my playstyle! I can't stand Lae'zel for example, because I just don't vibe with 'killing the weak and no one is equal' as a political stance!

But some of it re: Astarion is literally 'a lot of folks are implicitly homophobic and he's easy to hate.'

Frankly I think Dorian (from Dragon Age: Inquisition) would have received a lot more of this too if he'd been more morally questionable as a character when you first meet him. But they made him a 'good' queer so he got more conditional acceptance (and even then, he still got a lot of hate initially!!!)

I am very fortunate that everyone I know personally absolutely love him, and I'm surrounded by a lot of Ride or Die Astarion fans in my personal circle/s both offline and irl and that makes me so incredibly happy.