A Superior Court judge on Thursday dismissed a privacy lawsuit against Meta by the District of Columbia, which had accused the company of deceiving consumers by improperly sharing their data with third parties, including the British political consulting firm Cambridge Analytica.The decision was a rare victory for Meta, which owns Facebook and Instagram, as it battles lawsuits filed by the federal government, states, foreign regulators and consumers in privacy, antitrust and consumer protection disputes.

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A Superior Court judge on Thursday dismissed a privacy lawsuit against Meta by the District of Columbia, which had accused the company of deceiving consumers by improperly sharing their data with third parties, including the British political consulting firm Cambridge Analytica.The decision was a rare victory for Meta, which owns Facebook and Instagram, as it battles lawsuits filed by the federal government, states, foreign regulators and consumers in privacy, antitrust and consumer protection disputes.

The Office of the Victorian Information Commissioner acknowledges the Aboriginal Traditional Owners of Country throughout Victoria and pays respect to their cultures and Elders past, present and emerging.The artwork by Jordan Lovegrove, a Ngarrindjeri man of Dreamtime Creative, shows OVIC protecting information rights for different people and communities.

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Fifty years ago, the original Fair Information Practice Principles were enshrined as one of the first major markers along the road that would become the data privacy profession.Among those FIPPs were seeds of ideas that would grow into the foundational privacy principles we still return to today.Ideas like individual autonomy, purpose specification and data minimization are rooted in these originally formulated "safeguards against the potential adverse effects of automated personal-data systems."

A Superior Court judge on Thursday dismissed a privacy lawsuit against Meta by the District of Columbia, which had accused the company of deceiving consumers by improperly sharing their data with third parties, including the British political consulting firm Cambridge Analytica.The decision was a rare victory for Meta, which owns Facebook and Instagram, as it battles lawsuits filed by the federal government, states, foreign regulators and consumers in privacy, antitrust and consumer protection disputes.

Fifty years ago, the original Fair Information Practice Principles were enshrined as one of the first major markers along the road that would become the data privacy profession.Among those FIPPs were seeds of ideas that would grow into the foundational privacy principles we still return to today.Ideas like individual autonomy, purpose specification and data minimization are rooted in these originally formulated "safeguards against the potential adverse effects of automated personal-data systems."

A Superior Court judge on Thursday dismissed a privacy lawsuit against Meta by the District of Columbia, which had accused the company of deceiving consumers by improperly sharing their data with third parties, including the British political consulting firm Cambridge Analytica.The decision was a rare victory for Meta, which owns Facebook and Instagram, as it battles lawsuits filed by the federal government, states, foreign regulators and consumers in privacy, antitrust and consumer protection disputes.

Currently, audience description artifacts are often used to increase empathy and provide information about users.However, they can be much more than passive dust-collectors if we begin to use them as a proactive decision-making tool.By empowering user personas or JTBD with new perspectives and actively using them to guide our decisions, we can leverage their potential to help us make more informed choices and better serve our target audience.

Every new product comes with core design challenges.These are the crucial challenges that determine the early success of a product, and they can range from creating engagement, to building trust, to forming new habits.Today, as more and more product-driven companies are building software for employees, we are seeing design utilised in previously underserved areas such as healthcare, automation, and logistics.

In 2008 Speedo introduced the LZR Racer, a body-length swimsuit lined with stiff polyurethane plastic panels that dramatically reduced drag in the water.Essentially it turned the swimmer into a smooth aerodynamic tube, trapping little pockets of air to improve buoyancy.The technology was introduced in time for the Beijing Olympics, where 23 world records were set by swimmers wearing the LZR.

We're kicking off a new initiative to help companies fill their open roles - and for you to find your next dream job.The UX Collective is the largest design publication on Medium, with more than 450k+ followers and 15 years of history curating content and elevating unheard voices in design.We have been recently featured by Google as the best community for entry-level UX designers, and by Linkedin as the best UX community to network and find work opportunities.

You might not guess it from the title of this article, but I love Agile.I work in UX, I lead web projects, and I never want to go back to the time before Agile.Why the headline, then?Because, in addition to being wonderful for software and web development, Agile as commonly practiced leaves design and discovery out in the cold.

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First published on TechNet on Jun 02, 2011 Hi folks, Ned here again.Do you hate your users?Do you revel in removing the slightest joy they have in their day?Do you wish to crush their hope and dreams, to the point of removing the small shreds of humanity they see while walled into their bleak veal pens?

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Seoul had a solution to the world's energy problems.Then everything went wrong.Three days after a tsunami battered the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant in Japan, South Korean president Lee Myung-bak was celebrating.It was March 14, 2011, and he was in the United Arab Emirates, on a dusty, featureless stretch of desert 30 miles (48 kilometers) from the nearest village.

In 2008 Speedo introduced the LZR Racer, a body-length swimsuit lined with stiff polyurethane plastic panels that dramatically reduced drag in the water.Essentially it turned the swimmer into a smooth aerodynamic tube, trapping little pockets of air to improve buoyancy.The technology was introduced in time for the Beijing Olympics, where 23 world records were set by swimmers wearing the LZR.

Image by Eric Elliott using PromptCrafter and Midjourney SudoLang is a powerful natural language pseudocode programming language that makes it easier to instruct OpenAI's GPT-4, Anthropic's Claude, and other language models.For an overview of language features and benefits, check out The Art of Effortless Programming and Unit Testing ChatGPT Prompts: Introducing Riteway for SudoLang.

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Roger Craig, a well-traveled major league baseball player and coach who became a pitching guru in the 1980s teaching the merits of the split-fingered fastball, has died.The San Francisco Giants announced Craig's death Sunday.He was 93.He was the pitching coach of a dominating Detroit Tigers team that won the World Series in 1984, then continued teaching the split-finger as manager of the San Francisco Giants, who won a division title in 1987 and reached the World Series in 1989.

Focus On Sport/Getty Images Roger Craig, who made the San Francisco Giants both a far more successful and fun team as its manager for eight seasons, including a World Series appearance, has died, the team announced Sunday.He was 93."We have lost a legendary member of our Giants family." said Larry Baer, the Giants' president and CEO, in a statement.

The sporting director is one of the most pivotal roles in football.The person that takes over this post manages the budget, deals with the transfers, has a long-term vision of the team's development, organises everyday life, and even has a say in hiring and sacking coaches.The power of such a man is enormous and although he's subject to the assessment of the higher-up, he can do more and gets a big vote of confidence, much bigger than a coach who's here today and might not be here tomorrow.

House Freedom Caucus member Rep. Ken Buck criticized the bipartisan debt ceiling deal reached between House Republicans and the White House as a Democratic bill, and said his hard-line, conservative group had failed in its efforts to influence legislation more to its liking.The caucus still retains a lot of influence in the House, the Colorado Republican told CNN's Dana Bash on State of the Union on Sunday.

Roger Craig, who pitched or managed in five World Series and changed the face of pitching in the 1980s as the guru of the split-fingered fastball, died Sunday.He was 93.The San Francisco Giants, a team Craig managed for eight seasons, leading them to the National League pennant in 1989, announced his death on its website on Sunday.

Harry Kane is set to be one of the most in-demand stars in the summer window with two European giants chasing his signature.A Premier League team has been informed what it will take to land a star striker dubbed the next Haaland as Chelsea's summer exodus is set to force a forward out the exit door.

The body of a female has been pulled from the sea off Saltburn beach in North Yorkshire.Emergency services, including two lifeboats and an air ambulance, scrambled to the beach following reports of a body in the water at around 2pm on Sunday.Cleveland Police said the woman, who has not yet been named, was recovered and her family have been notified.

A nine-year-old boy has been seriously injured after an inflatable zorb ball was reportedly blown off a lake by a sudden gust of wind at a food and drink festival.The boy was inside the zorb at 2pm on Sunday at an outdoor festival in Victoria Park, Rotten Row, Southport, Merseyside.He was taken away by air ambulance for treatment and remains in hospital.

A man has been charged after he was seen wearing a football shirt at Wembley Stadium which appeared to make an offensive reference to the Hillsborough disaster.James White, 33, of Warwickshire, was charged on Sunday with displaying threatening or abusive writing likely to cause harassment, alarm or distress, Scotland Yard said.

A 17-year-old boy who died after getting into difficulty in the water off Bournemouth beach this week has been described by his family as a fabulous young man and a wonderful son and brother.Joe Abbess, from Southampton, was kind and generous, loving and caring, hardworking and funny, they said.A 12-year-old girl, identified in many reports as Sunnah Khan, from High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, died at the same time.

A murder investigation has been launched after an elderly woman was found dead at a property in Bournemouth.Officers were called to Wick Lane, in the Southbourne area, at around 7pm on Saturday afternoon and after reports of concern for the welfare of a woman at the address.An ambulance was dispatched but the pensioner, in her 80s, was pronounced dead at the scene.

The Giants announced that former big league player and manager Roger Craig has passed away.He was 93 years old."We have lost a legendary member of our Giants family," said Larry Baer, Giants president and chief executive officer in a press release from the club."Roger was beloved by players, coaches, front office staff and fans.

Rishi Sunak has made a big mistake by blocking the release of Boris Johnson's WhatsApps, giving the former prime minister a chance to enjoy a divisive row, a senior Tory peer has warned.Gavin Barwell, former No 10 chief of staff, said Mr Sunak was wrong to take legal action against the Covid inquiry because it had invited suspicion about the government's true motives for protecting the messages.