Kendra Albert

@kendraserra.bsky.social

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Technology, gender, and power. Tech lawyer at Harvard Cyberlaw Clinic. Director at the Initiative for a Representative First Amendment (IfRFA). Board @ Tor Project. Thinks too much about Anthony Comstock.

They/them. More at https://kendraalbert.com/

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Kendra Albert

Quote is from The Charisma Machine. If you're not convinced, I present this:

I got an advance copy of @tarah.bsky.social poker deck to benefit @eff.org and you are going to want one of these! You can still sign up for the DEF CON 32 tournament: www.eff.org/event/bettin...

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Yael Grauer

Come for the fascinating long read about a scandal in bankruptcy court in Texas, but don't miss the fact that the Judge Isgar's wife apparently was deeply transphobic to the reporter, who appears to be a cis dude with a ponytail!?!? www.businessinsider.com/conflicts-of...

Current mood. (T-shirt by bumlung, recently purchased at the anarchist book fair in Montreal.)

Every time Microsoft changes the default Word font, it creates an amazing opportunity to catch stupid people forging documents. This particular version of the insight brought to you by the COPA v. Craig Wright case.

Rude for someone to call me out like this (reposting with alt-text).

Hello from Harvard.

CCDH won its motion to dismiss against Twitter in Twitter's ridiculous SLAPP suit. Judge Breyer pulled no punches with his opening.

Unionization is so nice, I get to do it twice! (I'm in both the proposed Harvard Law School unit and the proposed Harvard University unit.) www.nlrb.gov/case/01-RC-3...

The clinical teachers of Harvard Law School have filed for an election with NLRB! #SolidarityForever (HLS rejected all elements of the proposed bargaining union, which 🙄.)

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cjdcat

Just going to leave this contact info for the plaintiffs' attorneys here. :)

Yessss, my tomato documentation has arrived, courtesy of UC Davis Special Collections.

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Dr. Damien P. Williams: The Birthday Beast

Below! Also thanks to the Internet Archive I got to bring in the oral history with the developer of the mechanized tomato in class - archive.org/details/cua_... Would love to see yours!

Sure glad I took the time to draft a policy on the use of "AI" for my spring class.

Huge New Yorker article on scientific fraud in behavioral econ and dishonesty work. Lots that's quotable, but Larry Lessig saying on the basis of his own personal relationship that an HBS prof couldn't have committed misconduct is...certainly an opinion. www.newyorker.com/magazine/202...

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