Кинг - когда все под рукой

В эру онлайн казино современного игрока достаточно трудно удивить, когда каждый день появляются новые клубы. Среди первых и самых качественных клубов можно назвать Кинг. Его возможности позволяют не только зарабатывать огромное количество реальных средств от каждой игры, но и принимать участие в различных мероприятиях, и соревноваться с другими участниками. В Кинг есть отличная информационная база, куда входит перечень всех актуальных правил. В онлайн казино не потребуется прохождение регистрации, если пользователь планирует играть исключительно в бесплатном формате. Мобильное приложение от Кинг работает на любом смартфоне, поэтому игроман не почувствует разницы, а любимые игры окажутся всегда под рукой. Бонусная политика в онлайн казино - настоящее сокровище, так как она предполагает сразу несколько призовых поощрений с перспективой получения дополнительных подарков.

Онлайн казино - главные правила при заполнении регистрационной анкеты

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Young TikTokers inadvertently get Nazi tattoos in Generation Z trend gone wrong

Gen Z users – who make up the majority of users – have recently been embracing a new tattoo trend of inking a ‘Z’ symbol on themselves.

While the design was meant as a stylish nod to Gen Z (those born between 1997 and 2012), some users have googled the motif only to realise their new ink actually resembles a Nazi symbol.

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The tattoo has sparked outrage among victims of white supremacist groups, as well as those to whom the Holocaust and the Nazi devastation of WWII holds cultural significance. Picture: TikTok.

In a video that has since been made private but continues to be shared across the platform, TikTok user ‘smoothavocado’ suggested that all members of the youngest generation get matching tattoos.

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Trump Twitter battle could change the internet

Mr Trump ordered section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, added to the law in 1996, be reviewed to clarify the immunity it provides to internet platforms by treating them as distributors of information and not publishers of it.

Although it’s an American law, most of the big tech companies and social media it governs are also American, so compliance with the local law can have a global impact as they change the way they run their platforms to abide by it.

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A tweet sent by US President Donald Trump shortly before he announced the executive order. Picture: Olivier Douliery/AFP

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‘Horrible experiment’ reveals Twitter bias

The social media platform introduced a new algorithm to automatically detect what it thinks will be the most interesting part of a picture in order to display that part of the image in preview thumbnails.

Funnily enough, a Twitter user who sought to draw attention to the poor facial recognition of a different company highlighted the issue last week.

any guesses? pic.twitter.com/9aIZY4rSCX— Colin Madland (@colinmadland) September 19, 2020

Colin Madland shared an image of videoconferencing app Zoom editing out the head of his black colleague because it didn’t recognise his face as a face.

When he sought to show Zoom’s bias, he also revealed Twitter’s, noting how the image preview defaulted to his white face when cropping the image preview.

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‘Never touch another man’s balls’

We’ve all been there. It’s been a tough day at work, you hit the pub, order a beer and settle in for an evening of pool and questionable conversation.

You psych yourself up for a big break to get your game off to a flyer, but then imagine somebody moves your cue ball at the last moment.

Well, that’s exactly what happened to a short-tempered man in a mystery UK pub on Tuesday, and the CCTV of what happened has now taken the internet by storm.

Easy, tiger.

The clip, posted alongside the caption “Never touch another mans (sic) Balls” has been viewed over half a million times.

It shows two men can be seen leaning over a pool table to pick up their cues as half a dozen other patrons sit at tables around the room.

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TikTok’s new ‘trusted tech partner’

An executive order TikTok has vowed to challenge called for the viral video app to be sold to an American company if it wanted to continue operating there due to data security fears and wider political conflict between the US and China.

According to “a person familiar with the matter” who spoke to The Wall Street Journal, the new partnership is not the same as a direct sale.

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The US is TikTok’s biggest potential market because the app is banned in India and doesn’t operate in China. Picture: Lionel Bonaventure/AFP

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Instead it’s understood Oracle will handle the cloud operations and data storage for TikTok.

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Reason Facebook staffer turned down $87k

In a 6600 word memo obtained by Buzzfeed News, data scientist Sophie Zhang said she has “blood on her hands” from her time working at the tech giant, which she alleges has turned a blind eye to its platform being exploited as a political weapon.

Ms Zhang’s job at the company was on the “fake engagement team”, where she dealt with “bots influencing elections and the like” according to her LinkedIn profile.

“In the three years I’ve spent at Facebook, I’ve found multiple blatant attempts by foreign national governments to abuse our platform on vast scales to mislead their own citizenry, and caused international news on multiple occasions,” wrote Ms Zhang in the leaked internal memo.

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Why Kim K is off Instagram

Ms Kardashian announced the boycott on Twitter.

– only to take steps after people are killed. Misinformation shared on social media has a serious impact on our elections and undermines our democracy.    Please join me tomorrow when I will be “freezing” my Instagram and FB account to tell Facebook to #StopHateForProfit.— Kim Kardashian West (@KimKardashian) September 15, 2020

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The move is part of the Stop Hate For Profit campaign, which previously convinced more than 1,000 brands to withhold advertising from Facebook and the Instagram platform it owns for the month of July to try and get the company to act.

The organisers met with founder and boss Mark Zuckerberg and chief operating officer Sheryl Sandberg and reported being disappointed by the meeting and the pair’s seeming unwillingness to fix its platform.

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35,000 Aussies being spied on by China as part of ‘psychological war’

Researchers say the massive collection of information is being used as a “psychological warfare” tool to manipulate public opinion in Australia.

The database was published overnight after it was leaked to a US academic, and it shows 2.4 million people around the world have been targeted — including 35,000 Australians.

The data was collected by Chinese company Zhenhua Data which is understood to be used by China’s intelligence service, the Ministry of State Security.

Natalie Imbruglia was included on the list. Picture: Mike Marsland/WireImage

Zhenhua has the People’s Liberation Army and the Chinese Communist Party as its main clients.

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‘Looks familiar’: Author says character is not Daniel Andrews after claims go viral

The children’s book, which shoppers spotted at Coles, is from the Inspector Bubblewraps DO’S and DON’TS series by Andy Griffiths and Terry Denton.

Artist and photographer Alexia Sinclair shared a photo of the book last week saying “My heart goes out to @DanielAndrewsMP,” with a broken heart emoji.

“Now Coles have published a book about him titled ‘Inspector Bubblewrapper’s DOs and DON’Ts’.”

One of the authors, Griffiths responded, insisting the likeness was accidental.

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'This bloke setting a list of things we can and can't do looks a little familiar, no?' someone wrote in a Reddit post. Picture: Bignbadchris

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