How are you tracking them to other sites? There's not really anything that links a user account to an actual person in the data that gets federated.
Image description: A list of pronouns with gender symbols next to them.
He [Mars symbol]
She [Venus symbol]
They [Trans gender symbol, combination of Mars, Venus and Androgyne symbols]
We [Hammer and sickle]
Image description: Quark from Star Trek: Deep Space 9 sitting at his bar looking at the viewer. Text is overlayed on the image that reads, "Yes, I memorized all the genders. Some alien cultures are impossible to do business with if you don't gender them correctly."
image description: Twitter post by Faith Naff @faithnaff.
I think trans people should get thrown transition showers like brides and pregnant people get. All your friends come over to celebrate this big moment in your life, gift you things to start living your true gender, and just have a big party. Can we make that a thing?
It's from a meme about an IKEA stuffed shark that gained traction within the trans community. It's actually what the instance, blahaj, this community is hosted on is named after.
Image description: The text "No-one:" followed by nothing. Then the text "Trans people:" followed by an image from the anime Azumanga Daio with a girl holding an inflatable shark. The caption in the image reads "Ta-da! Here's a shark!"
Image description: Two images. The top image is of a sign for a "Back to the Bible Holiness Church*" that reads "God created man & woman Satan made gays and transgender gen 5:2". The bottoms image is of a women sitting on a porch wearing sunglasses, dark clothes, and smoking. The caption reads "Praise Satan."
I tracked the source image back to here. I'm guessing either she made some stickers for herself or someone else did a one off printing for themselves. I can't find them for sale anywhere.
Image description: Kirby standing in front of a whiteboard while holding a pointer towards it. The whiteboard has the text, "You don't need to have signs from your childhood to be trans. The only requirement for being trans is to want to be a different gender."
That's a possibility. I would be concerned that the false positive rate is so high compared to the rate of actual CSAM that the FBI would just block anyone using this for reporting as spam.
What might be done is to track the detection rate of users. If anyone is significantly higher than the average they might be uploading CSAM. Only issue I see with this is the detector doesn't have an equal false positive rate across all content. It could be that the user just uploads pictures of their kids playing at the park a lot.
A 1% false positive rate is probably going to be to high to reliability report every positive to the FBI. The rate of actual CSAM is likely to be much lower than this. If it's 1 in 10,000 uploads, you will have 100 false positives and 1 true positive.
Image description: A photo of a young boy and girl cowering in a corner scared. A rabbit and bucket is sitting on the floor in front of them. The young boy and girl are labeled "Transneutral", "Transfems", and "Transmascs". The rabbit is labeled "mirror mazes".
Hopefully nothing.
Some tucking techniques use tape to keep things in place.
It would be. There's a grocery store near me that remodeled and changed their restrooms to individual rooms. Now there's just a bank of ~8 gender neutral restrooms. It's very nice.
License changes that will charge developers based on how many installs their game has instead of how many units sold.
It seems that locally hosted images are down. That'll be every uploaded image, thumbnails, profile image. Weird thing is that community icons and banners are still loading.
No but there's a couple subtlies here. If you are calling someone brave, the context is important. It can come off as condescending. Also coming out isn't an all or nothing thing, see here.
Also in this comic they aren't saying they are brave for coming out. They are saying they are brave for being cis. The underlying assumption there being that being cis or trans is a choice that one can be brave for.
It's a meme on the philosophy of what gender is. Being supportive of other people choices is nice but isn't really relevant to the meme.