#heather-burns — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #heather-burns, aggregated by home.social.
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Kenneth Lonergan – „Manchester by the Sea“ (2016)
Kenneth Lonergan lässt Casey Affleck, Lucas Hedges und Michelle Williams durch Schmerz, Schuld und leise Komik stolpern. Männer gefangen in Stillstand, Frauen handeln, das Leben läuft trotzdem weiter. Subtil, präzise, menschlich: Sein Film beobachtet Trauma und Verantwortung ganz ohne Pathos – und trifft trotzdem mitten in mein Herz. (ARTE)
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‘Miss Congeniality’ Actress Heather Burns ‘Would Jump’ at Making a Third Film and Working With ‘Lifelong Friends’ Like Sandra Bullock: ‘That Was One of the Best Experiences of My Life’
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‘Miss Congeniality’ Actress Heather Burns Says She “Would Jump At” Making A Threequel Of The Sandra Bullock Comedy
#News #BenjaminBratt #HeatherBurns #MissCongeniality #SandraBullockhttps://deadline.com/2025/06/miss-congeniality-heather-burns-threequel-sandra-bullock-1236434465/
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Ach, WordPress!
Wordpress-Chef Matt Mullenweg verunsichert mit seinem erratischen Verhalten alle Wordpress-Nutzenden und wundert sich, dass die daraufhin weniger Arbeit in „sein“ Projekt stecken. Logisch, dass er daraufhin noch erratischer wird. Muss ich mir jetzt eine Alternative zu Wordpress suchen?
https://kaffeeringe.de/2025/03/14/ach-wordpress/
#FOSS #HeatherBurns #JoostDeValk #KarimMarucchi #MattMullenweg #MortenRandHendriksen #OpenSource #PHP #SéReed #Wordpress
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On the marzipan dreadnought | Heather Burns
Go read the whole thing. Quote:
The Conservatives aggressively promoted the Online Safety Act as the one weird trick to fix everything wrong with social media, often to the point of absurdity. Anyone who has actually read the Act, and Ofcom’s consultations on it, knew all along that all it does is create paper tigers. The Act is and only ever was about compelling companies to write massive bureaucratic assessments for performative compliance, whilst being forced to enter into extortionate service contracts with the the UK’s rapacious age verification industry.
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So in my view, whoever is advising Keir Starmer on digital policy has played a masterstroke here. By focusing on the social causes of the riots and the people who carried them out, rather than focusing on the digital tools those individuals may or may have not used on the way, Labour managed to demolish the entire pretense of the Conservatives’ seven-year project on online safety, in less than seven weeks.
https://heatherburns.tech/2024/08/28/on-the-marzipan-dreadnought/
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STUFF TO READ: How to sum up 1700 pages in four words | @webdevlaw on the purposefully intimidating Ofcom “Online Safety” consultation, and where we’ve seen similar before
Sounds familiar:
And let’s be clear: it took months for the EC to even consider that they’d made a mistake. Before they did that, they threw in a lot of attacks against the campaigners, the advocates, and anyone who had a problem with a law meant to “rein in the tech giants” but which slapped them in the face instead.
https://webdevlaw.uk/2023/11/11/how-to-sum-up-1700-pages-in-four-words/
