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aznmaleworship · 2 years
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I'm disciplined, controlled - cold. I sweat out gains and you're on knees sweating me little bitch. I'm dripping, where's your tongue?
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ancientsstudies · 9 months
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Master of the Nets Garden by t_y_d_.
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ecoamerica · 2 months
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Watch the American Climate Leadership Awards 2024 now: https://youtu.be/bWiW4Rp8vF0?feature=shared
The American Climate Leadership Awards 2024 broadcast recording is now available on ecoAmerica's YouTube channel for viewers to be inspired by active climate leaders. Watch to find out which finalist received the $50,000 grand prize! Hosted by Vanessa Hauc and featuring Bill McKibben and Katharine Hayhoe!
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elegantwizardtree · 7 months
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the disappointing yet knowing sigh I let out when xie lian did not in fact land of hua chengs lap when he fell through the roof into the armory.
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kingdomcarrots · 1 year
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i JUST finished watching the khdr game play and im in shambles OTL looking at your xehaqus and master dads content is making me heal very much bc god if i wasnt alrdy shipping them before dr i most definitely am NOW. LIKE PLEASE, THEY ALREADY ACT SO MARRIED IN THE GAME IM AKJDSBFKASDF
[put some blanket on your shoulders] Welcome there friend, I’m happy I was able to provide you some healing happiness after the wreck DR is (*´꒳`*) They’re insanely married that it’s painful to watch. It’s like Nomura rubbing on our face ‘look at my other gay sons’
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Oops, more healing stuff (*´∀`*)
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"Futuristic City," Kunshan's Huaqiao district, China,
Masters' Architectural Office
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arlenareed · 1 month
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240413 Master Kong Tea weibo update
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ecoamerica · 1 month
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Su Fu - Wu "Dream Back to Hometown"
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(CNN) — Jack Latham was on a mission to photograph farms in Vietnam — not the country’s sprawling plantations or rice terraces but its “click farms.”
Last year, the British photographer spent a month in the capital Hanoi documenting some of the shadowy enterprises that help clients artificially boost online traffic and social media engagement in the hope of manipulating algorithms and user perceptions.
The resulting images, which feature in his new book “Beggar’s Honey,” provide rare insight into the workshops that hire low-paid workers to cultivate likes, comments and shares for businesses and individuals globally.
“When most people are on social media, they want nothing but attention — they’re begging for it,” Latham said in a phone interview, explaining his book’s title.
“With social media, our attention is a product for advertisers and marketers.”
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In the 2000s, the growing popularity of social media sites — including Facebook and Twitter, now called X — created a new market for well-curated digital profiles, with companies and brands vying to maximize visibility and influence.
Though it is unclear when click farms began proliferating, tech experts warned about “virtual gang masters” operating them from low-income countries as early as 2007.
In the following decades, click farms exploded in number — particularly in Asia, where they can be found across India, Bangladesh, Indonesia, the Philippines, and beyond.
Regulations have often failed to keep pace: While some countries, like China, have attempted to crack down on operations (the China Advertising Association banned the use of click farms for commercial gain in 2020), they continue to flourish around the continent, especially in places where low labor and electricity costs make it affordable to power hundreds of devices simultaneously.
‘Like Silicon Valley startups’
Latham’s project took him to five click farms in Vietnam.
(The click farmers he hoped to photograph in Hong Kong “got cold feet,” he said, and pandemic-related travel restrictions dashed his plans to document the practice in mainland China).
On the outskirts of Hanoi, Latham visited workshops operating from residential properties and hotels.
Some had a traditional setup with hundreds of manually operated phones, while others used a newer, compact method called “box farming” — a phrase used by the click farmers Latham visited — where several phones, without screens and batteries, are wired together and linked to a computer interface.
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Latham said one of the click farms he visited was a family-run business, though the others appeared more like a tech companies.
Most workers were in their 20s and 30s, he added.
“They all looked like Silicon Valley startups,” he said. “There was a tremendous amount of hardware … whole walls of phones.”
Some of Latham’s photos depict — albeit anonymously — workers tasked with harvesting clicks.
In one image, a man is seen stationed amid a sea of gadgets in what appears to be a lonely and monotonous task.
“It only takes one person to control large amounts of phones,” Latham said. “One person can very quickly (do the work of) 10,000. It’s both solitary and crowded.”
At the farms Lathan visited, individuals were usually in charge of a particular social media platforms.
For instance, one “farmer” would be responsible for mass posting and commenting on Facebook accounts, or setting up YouTube platforms where they post and watch videos on loop.
The photographer added that TikTok is now the most popular platform at the click farms he visited.
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The click farmers Latham spoke to mostly advertised their services online for less than one cent per click, view or interaction.
And despite the fraudulent nature of their tasks, they seemed to treat it like just another job, the photographer said.
‘There was an understanding they were just providing a service,” he added. “There wasn’t a shadiness. What they’re offering is shortcuts.”
Deceptive perception
Across its 134 pages, “Beggar’s Honey” includes a collection of abstract photographs — some seductive, others contemplative — depicting videos that appeared on Latham’s TikTok feed.
He included them in the book to represent the kind of content he saw being boosted by click farms.
But many of his photos focus on the hardware used to manipulate social media —webs of wires, phones and computers.
“A lot of my work is about conspiracies,” Latham said. ” Trying to ‘document the machines used to spread disinformation’ is the tagline of the project. The bigger picture is often the thing we don’t see.”
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Click farms around the world are also used to amplify political messages and spread disinformation during elections.
In 2016, Cambodia’s then-prime minister Hun Sen was accused of buying Facebook friends and likes, which according to the BBC he denied, while shadowy operations in North Macedonia were found to have spread pro-Donald Trump posts and articles during that year’s US presidential election.
While researching, Latham said he found that algorithms — a topic of his previous book, “Latent Bloom” — often recommended videos that he said got increasingly “extreme” with each click.
“If you only digest a diet of that, it’s a matter of time you become diabetically conspiratorial,” he said.
“The spreading of disinformation is the worst thing. It happens in your pocket, not newspapers, and it’s terrifying that it’s tailored to your kind of neurosis.”
Hoping to raise awareness of the phenomenon and its dangers, Latham is planning to exhibit his own home version of a click farm — a small box with several phones attached to a computer interface — at the 2024 Images Vevey Festival in Switzerland.
He bought the gadget in Vietnam for the equivalent of about $1,000 and has occasionally experimented with it on his social media accounts.
On Instagram, Latham’s photos usually attract anywhere from a few dozen to couple hundred likes.
But when he deployed his personal click farm to announce his latest book, the post generated more than 6,600 likes.
The photographer wants people to realize that there’s more to what they see on social media — and that metrics aren’t a measurement of authenticity.
“When people are better equipped with knowledge of how things work, they can make more informed decisions,” he said.
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“Beggar’s Honey,” co-published by Here Press and Images Vevey, is available now.
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the-monkey-ruler · 2 days
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Monkey King Reloaded (2017) 小悟空
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Director: Ye Weiqing / Wang Yili Screenwriter: Aaron Mendelsohn Genre: Comedy / Animation / Adventure Country/Region of Production: Mainland China/Hong Kong, China Language: Mandarin Chinese Date: 2018-07-14 (Mainland China) Duration: 85 minutes Also known as: Wukong 3D / King Kong Adventure in New York / New York Pilgrim / 小金刚纽约大冒险 / 小悟空 3D / 纽约行者 Type: Reimanging
Summary:
Omori was originally a golden monkey in the zoo. He dreamed that one day he could become the Monkey King, the Great Sage Equal to Heaven. Omori had a deep friendship with the administrator Guan Guan. One day, a mysterious monster kidnapped Guan Guan and took him to New York. The reason behind this was actually closely related to the master Sun Wukong's conquest of demons thousands of years ago. Omori rushed to New York to rescue Guan Guan and discovered that the evil force controlling Guan Guan was Sun Wukong's defeated general, the Bull Demon King. How to defeat the extremely powerful Bull Demon King became a problem for Omori, Master Bajie, and police officer Amo. A very difficult test is waiting for Omori. Will Omori succeed?
Source: https://en.hkcinema.ru/film/30732
Link: https://m.imehua.com/mv/18887/online/556686_1.html
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lyselkatzfandomluvs · 6 months
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Zhou Xùn 周迅
Elle China - November 2023 (2/2)
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pedantic-coffee · 1 year
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I still can't get over that so many of the Hetalia nations canonically look like twinks. Not that I'm against this part of canon. I love it. It's insane.
Imagine being thousands of years old, a veteran of several wars, probably killed by your own government at some point for refusing orders, have uncanny abilities tied to the very land you stand on that even you can't quite explain... And people keep asking you what college you attend.
I would, in fact, go apeshit.
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stamps in celebration of the upcoming Chinese Lunar Year of the Rabbit | Artist: Huang Yongyu (1924-
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myrddin-wylt · 1 year
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Which of the Ancients had the most embarrassing death?
depends what you'd consider embarrassing.
Athene/Attika had definitely the silliest, most slapstick-esque deaths, several of them involving mountains but many more that were just like. 'choked while trying to eat grapes in a Sexy Way.' 'smothered under her own blankets/cloaks' 'tripped on her own weapon while laughing at Dariush for doing the exact same thing' 'got a shiny new chariot and felt the Need for Speed a little too intensely' etc etc....
poor Dariush suffered scaphism at least once. is that embarrassing? it's definitely disgusting and undignified, holy shit. also at least once he decided it'd be a great idea to spear an enemy's war elephant in the belly, immediately causing it to collapse on top of him.
Yao being made by his emperor to swallow pills of mercury to gain that Eternal Life, despite his repeated insistence that he already had it.... also the latrine. I'm subjecting Yao to drowning in the latrine. I'm making it happen to Romulus too for the sake of fairness.
meanwhile, Yong Soo just in the back flexing over all of them like ✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️
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mastercontrol123 · 1 year
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Happy 75th Birthday John Carpenter! 😎 ❤️
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arlenareed · 2 months
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240320 Master Kong Tea weibo update
The Spring Equinox is here, everything is new, and Master Kong’s iced black tea also has a new look~ Master Kong iced tea brand spokesperson Wang Yibo unlocks new looks, cool blessings, and will have fun to the end! The cool pose has been set up, drink now, and activate #ICECHUANGHAPPY# in an instant! In 2024, Wang Yibo will continue to have fun with Master Kong’s iced black tea. I won’t say who is happy again!
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Su Fu - Wu
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