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CLICK HERE👉 TO GET THIS COMIC BOOK FROM ROBOT TO DLIVE When the white nationalist Tim Gionet stormed the U.S. Capitol with a mob of Trump loyalists on Wednesday, entering congressional offices and putting his feet up on lawmakers’ furniture, he also chatted live with more than 16,000 of his fans. Using a livestreaming site called Dlive, Mr. Gionet — known by the online alias “Baked Alaska” — broadcast his actions inside the Capitol. Through Dlive, his fans then sent him messages telling him where to go to avoid capture by the police. They also tipped him with “lemons,” a Dlive currency that can be converted into real money, through which Mr. Gionet made more than $2,000 on Wednesday, according to online estimates. Mr. Gionet operates one of at least nine channels that used Dlive to share real-time footage from the front lines of Wednesday’s rampage. He and hundreds of other members of the far right have turned to the platform after mainstream services removed them. In 2017, Mr. Gio

 

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 Small and Medium Businesses Survived the Pandemic by Going Digital SMB Trends Today, Salesforce launched the fifth edition of its “Small and Medium Business Trends” report. Conducted by The Harris Poll in June and July, the research includes responses from more than 2,500 small and medium business (SMB) owners and leaders across North America, South America, Europe, and Asia Pacific.  The results highlight several clear ways small and medium businesses find success in a digital world.  For example, 67% of SMB leader participants say community support has been important to their company’s survival during the pandemic. 69% report government support, too, has been instrumental.  And as the events of the past year and half shined a light on some of society’s deepest inequalities and brought racial justice and equality to the forefront, communities have taken action to support and invest in Black and Latinx-led businesses. More than half of Black (59%) and Latinx (65%) SMB leaders* lea

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 Skip to main content Yes, Apple really did type “copy” into its own keyboard during the event. FILED UNDER: APPLE THE BITTER LAWSUIT HANGING OVER THE APPLE WATCH’S NEW SWIPE KEYBOARD Apple allegedly offered to buy his app; instead, it’s being Sherlocked By Sean Hollister@StarFire2258  Sep 16, 2021, 5:14pm EDT Share this story Share this on Facebook (opens in new window) Share this on Twitter (opens in new window) SHARE All sharing options InIn January 2019, Kosta Eleftheriou had every reason to believe Apple was about to make a deal, his lawsuit alleges. Apple’s head of keyboards loved his FlickType keyboard app for the Apple Watch, gushing over how few mistakes it made. “Apple should buy this from you,” the man exclaimed, saying it “could be a key feature for the watch.” He demoed it for the Apple Watch team on January 24th, where a senior engineer allegedly gushed too. That evening, Eleftheriou received a message from Apple, but not the one he expected. In the course of one aftern