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You can’t shop your way out of a monopoly

I'm on tour with my new, nationally bestselling novel The Bezzle! Catch me in TUCSON (Mar 9-10), then SAN FRANCISCO (Mar 13), Anaheim, and more!

If you're running a business, you can either invest at being good at your business, or good at Google SEO. Choose the former and your customers will love you – but they won't be able to find you, thanks to the people who choose the latter. And if you're going to invest in top-notch SEO, why bother investing in quality at all?

For more than a decade, Google has promised that it would do something about "lead gens" – services that spoof Google into thinking that they are local businesses, pushing down legit firms on both regular search and Google Maps (these downranked businesses invested in quality, not SEO, remember). Search for a roofer, a plumber, an electrician, or a locksmith (especially a locksmith), and most or all of the results will be lead-gens. They'll take your call, pretend to be a local business, and then call up some half-qualified bozo to come out and charge you four times the going rate for substandard work:

https://www.nytimes.com/2016/01/31/business/fake-online-locksmiths-may-be-out-to-pick-your-pocket-too.html

Some of them just take your money and they "go back to the shop for a tool" and never return:

https://www.riverfronttimes.com/news/when-a-fake-business-used-a-real-st-louis-address-things-got-weird-32087998

Google has been promising to fix this since the late aughts, and to be fair, it's a little better. There was once a time when a map of Manhattan showed more locksmiths than taxis:

https://blumenthals.com/blog/2009/02/18/google-maps-proves-more-locksmiths-in-nyc-than-cabs/

But GMaps is trapped in the enshittification squeeze. On the one hand, the company wants to provide a good and reliable map. On the other hand, the company makes money selling "ads" that are actually payola, where a business can pay to get to the top of the listings or get displayed on the map itself. Zoom out of Google's map of central London and the highlighted landmarks are a hilarious mix of "organic" and paid listings: the British Museum, Buckingham Palace, the Barbican, the London Eye…and a random oral and maxillofacial clinic in the financial district:

https://twitter.com/dylanbeattie/status/1764711667663831455

Hell of a job "organizing the world's information and making it universally accessible and useful," Big G. Doubtless the average Londoner finds the presence of this clinic super helpful in orienting themselves relative to the map on their phone screens, and it's a real service to tourists hoping to hit all the major landmarks.

It's not just Maps users who'd noticed the rampant enshittification. Even the original design team is so horrified they're moved to speak out about the moral injury they experience seeing the product they worked so hard on turned into a giant pile of shit:

https://twitter.com/elizlaraki/status/1727351922254852182

Now, when it comes to locksmiths, I'm lucky. My neighborhood in Burbank includes the wonderful Golden State Lock and Safe, which has been in business since 1942:

https://www.goldenstatelock.com/

But you wouldn't know it from searching GMaps for a locksmith near me. That search turns up a long list of scams:

https://www.google.com/maps/search/locksmith/@34.1750451,-118.369948,14z/data=!3m1!4b1?entry=ttu

It also turns up plenty of Keyme machines – these are private-equity backed, self-serve key-cutting machines placed in grocery stores. Despite Keyme calling itself a "locksmith," it's just a badly secured, overcaptilized, enshittification-bound system for collecting and retaining shapefiles for the keys to millions of homes, cross-referenced with billing information that will make it easy for the eventual hackers to mass-produce keys for all those poor suckers' houses.

(Hilariously, Keyme claims to be an "AI" company):

https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20200114005194/en/KeyMe-Raises-35-Million-to-Further-Its-Mission-of-Building-the-Premier-Locksmith-Services-Company-in-the-Nation

But despite the fact that you can literally see the Golden State storefront from Google Streetview, Google Maps claims to have no knowledge of it. Instead, Streetview labels Golden State "Keyme" – and displays a preview showing a locksmith using a tool to break into a jeep (I'd dearly love to know how the gadget next to the Slurpee machine at the 7-Eleven will drive itself to your jeep and unlock the door for you when you lose your keys):

https://www.google.com/maps/place/KeyMe+Locksmiths/@34.1752624,-118.3487531,3a,75y,350.19h,90.21t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1ssHrtqjqvgFir3NBauMy13Q!2e0!7i16384!8i8192!4m15!1m8!3m7!1s0x80c2959cd65dbb1b:0x4b3744cf87492a71!2sBurbank+Blvd+%26+N+Hollywood+Way,+Burbank,+CA+91505!3b1!8m2!3d34.1750025!4d-118.3493484!16s%2Fg%2F11f37_3lq8!3m5!1s0x80c2951cedbf4d39:0xe8ff9fd5872e66e9!8m2!3d34.1755176!4d-118.349!16s%2Fg%2F11mw7nr4fx?entry=ttu

It's pretty clear to me what's going on here. Keyme has hired some SEO creeps and/or paid off Google, flooding the zone with listings for its machines. Meanwhile, Golden State, being merely good at locksmithing, has lost the SEO wars. Perhaps Golden State could shift some of its emphasis from being good at locksmithing in order to get better at SEO, but this is a race that will always be won by the firm that puts the most into SEO, which will always be the firm that puts the least into quality.

Whenever I write about this stuff, people inevitably ask me which search engine they should use, if not Google?

And there's the rub.

Google used predatory pricing and anticompetitive mergers to acquire a 90% search market-share. The company spends more than $26b/year buying default position in every place where you might possibly encounter a new search engine. This created the "kill zone" – the VC's term of art for businesses that no one will invest in, because Google makes sure that no one will ever find out it exists:

https://www.theverge.com/23802382/search-engine-google-neeva-android

That's why the only serious competitor to Google is Bing, another Big Tech company (Bing is also the primary source of results on Duckduckgo, which is why DDG sometimes makes exceptions for Microsoft's privacy-invading tracking):

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DuckDuckGo#Controversies

Google tells us that the quid-pro-quo of search monopolization is search excellence. The hundreds of billions it makes every year through monopoly control gives it the resources it needs to fight spammers and maintain search result quality. Anyone who's paid attention recently knows that this is bullshit: Google search quality is in free-fall, across all its products:

https://downloads.webis.de/publications/papers/bevendorff_2024a.pdf

But Google doesn't seem to think it has a problem. Rather than devoting all its available resources to fighting botshit, spam and scams, the company set $80 billion dollars alight last year with a stock buyback that was swiftly followed with 12,000 layoffs, followed by multiple subsequent rounds of layoffs:

https://pluralistic.net/2024/02/21/im-feeling-unlucky/#not-up-to-the-task

The scams that slip through Google's cracks are sometimes nefarious, but just as often they're decidedly amateurish, the kind of thing that Google could fix by throwing money at the problem, say, to validate that new ads for confirmed Google merchants come from the merchant's registered email addresses and go to the merchant's registered website:

https://pluralistic.net/2023/02/24/passive-income/#swiss-cheese-security

Search is a capital intensive business, and there are real returns to scale, as the UK Competition and Market Authority's excellent 2020 study describes:

https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/5fe4957c8fa8f56aeff87c12/Appendix_I_-_search_quality_v.3_WEB_.pdf

But Google doesn't seem to think that its search needs that $80 billion to fight the spamwars. That's the thing about monopolists, they get complacent. As Lily Tomlin's "Ernestine the AT&T operator" used to say, "We don't care, we don't have to, we're the phone company."

That's why I'm so excited about the DOJ Antitrust Division monopolization case against Google. Trusting one company to "organize the world's information and make it universally accessible and useful," was a failure:

https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/justice-department-sues-google-monopolizing-digital-advertising-technologies

I understand why people want to know which search engine they should use instead of Google, and I get why, "There aren't any good search engines" is such an unsatisfactory answer. I understand why each fresh round of printer-company fuckery prompts people to ask "which printer should I get?" and I understand why "There are only six major printer companies and they're all suffering from end-stage enshittification" isn't what anyone wants to hear.

We want to be able to vote with our wallets, because it's so much faster and more convenient than voting with our ballots. But the vote-with-your-wallet election is rigged for the people with the thickest wallets. Try as hard as you'd like, you just can't shop your way out of a monopoly – that's like trying to recycle your way out of the climate emergency. Systemic problems need systemic solutions – not individual ones.

That's why the new antitrust matters so much. The answer to monopolies is to break up companies, block and unwind mergers, ban deceptive and unfair conduct. "Caveat emptor" is the scammer's motto. You shouldn't have to be an expert on lead gen scams to hire a locksmith without getting ripped off.

There are good products and services out there. Earlier this year, we decided to install a (non-networked) programmable pushbutton lock. I asked Deviant Ollam – whom I know from Defcon's Lockpicking Village – for a recommendation and he suggested the Schlage FE595:

https://www.schlage.com/en/home/products/FE595PLYFFFFLA.html

I liked it so much I bought another one for my office door. Eric from Golden State Lock and Safe installed it while I wrote this blog-post. It's great. I recommend both of 'em – 10/10, would do business again.

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If you'd like an essay-formatted version of this post to read or share, here's a link to it on pluralistic.net, my surveillance-free, ad-free, tracker-free blog:

https://pluralistic.net/2024/03/05/the-map-is-not-the-territory/#vapor-locksmith

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Tell me why 95,000 immigrants have been sent to NYC in 2023 with no plans to expand on city services like sanitation. The average New Yorker creates 2 pounds of trash a day, and for me it’s definitely more than that. They panhandle, which is something I generally don’t care if people do or not, but they’re not homeless and all of their needs are met by the tax payers, including culturally specific food because what they were getting before was not good enough. Not only that, they panhandle with babies on their backs, babies that often are not even theirs. Homeless New Yorkers are struggling to find spaces in shelters, and it will get worse as the weather gets colder, yet these immigrants are put up in hotels. Their children are allowed to start school without being vaccinated for polio, smallpox, scarlet fever, etc, which is not allowed without a religious exemption for citizens. How is that safe? We’ve already had smallpox outbreaks because of certain populations that will not vaccinate their children, so why do city officials not see the danger in introducing 20,000 unvaccinated children into our schools? Nothing is ever for free, and nothing is ever done out of simple kindness, so what is the actual reason for almost 100,000 immigrants being sent here? And how is it fair that the burden of caring for them is being placed on us? I never considered myself anti immigration but the way they just moved almost 100,000 migrants here with no plans on how to integrate them into the city except “the tax payers will house them” makes no sense to me. 20,000 of those migrants are unvaccinated children. Plus, once these immigrants do start working, which we’re all hoping they will, much of their money will be sent back to their own countries instead of stimulating the local economy, so I don’t buy any arguments of economic benefit. I absolutely do empathize with people who want to come to New York for a better life, but the way the government has handled this is just not the way, and I worry about how the attitudes of New Yorkers opposed to this are going to affect who they vote for, both in local government and in the presidential election. If the idea was to push people further to the right, I believe that they succeeded. Maybe that was the idea the whole time.

[ralith]

Hellooo

I'd love to hear more about the wild west au because Ratchet helplessly in love with Ironhide, thinking he has no chance at all, only for Hide to come back and profess his love verbally and physically ? Your ingenuity knows no bounds

I may have posted some ideas about the old west au a bit ago, but I don't think I ever tagged them properly. It's not very developed, and is separate from the retired trio au. This au is strictly IronRatch.

Backgrounds: Ratchet is a doctor from back east (the NYC tri-state region). He is getting older and seeing less patients. The medical schools are churning out new doctors faster than ever, and the competition for patients is fierce.

Ratchet receives a letter from his old mentor Que who now lives out west (think Nevada/Utah region). Que is looking to retire and invites Ratchet to inherit his clinic. He had plenty of patients now due to the local mining industry. So Ratchet closes up shop and moves out west.

Ironhide is a former soldier who became disillusioned with the cause. His last act before abandoning the service was to protect the innocent settlement that his column was about to attack. He fired on them, killing some of his former colleagues. This cemented him as a traitor. Ironhide has had to move from location to location, always running due to the bounty on his head.

One day Ironhide doesn't get out of town as quickly as he should have. He takes off on horseback and leads his assailants on a chase that lasts for several days. He hides in the bushes along the way, knowing that his attackers are near. He doesn't sleep. So it comes to the end of the chase as Ironhide is nearing a medium-sized city. He thinks he may be able to lose them. But he's exhausted and moving slow. His horse is exhausted. He eventually finds himself about a mile outside town and surrounded. He is gunned down by six attackers. His former colleagues. Ironhide lays in the dirt, bleeding from multiple wounds. His horse has run away, unharmed, but scared by the attack.

Ratchet receives word of a man found outside the city, badly injured and on death's doorstep. He rushes out and treats the man as best he can where he lay. Then he loads the man onto a cart and has him transported back to the clinic. All the while Ironhide is slipping in and out of consciousness, barely able to make out the shape of the man healing him, but thinking he's died and being handled by an angel.

Ironhide recovers gradually and reveals his situation to Ratchet. The doctor allows Ironhide to reside at his clinic in a spare room with a small bed, but it's the best thing Ironhide has had in months. Ratchet doesn't worry about future attacks on Ironhide's life. They believe Ironhide is dead. To earn his keep, Ironhide volunteers to take care of the clinics everyday needs, cleaning, running errands, picking things up at the store for Ratchet. Even cooking, which he's very good at and Ironhides meals are the best thing at the end of a long day.

Months go by and they grow closer, even Que makes comments on how close the two seem. He sees how they look at each other and even tells Ratchet he should make his move, that Ironhide wants him just as bad. But Ratchet refuses to believe Que. Ironhide is handsome, a tank of a man, a damn stallion and he wouldn't want some mediocre medic dragging him down.

One quiet night, Ironhide is more restless than usual. He remarks to Ratchet that he could "use some action" and that he's craving a "beautiful blonde for the night". Ratchet reads the situation all wrong, not realizing Ironhide is addressing him. Also Ironhide is kinda terrible at flirting.

This cements in Ratchet's head that Ironhide doesn't want him. So Ratchet suggests they head to the saloon for a drink and meal. The place doubles as a brothel, so he thinks they can find a good match for Ironhide.

Towards the end of their meal, one of the soiled doves comes over and starts hitting up Ironhide. She is flirting him up good. That's when Ratchet abruptly gets up, surprising Ironhide. He says he's heading home early and the door will be open for Ironhide once he's had his fun.

At home (which is above the clinic), Ratchet crawls into bed. His throat and eyes burn. He wants to cry. Ironhide could never be his. But he stuffs it down and picks up a book to distract himself.

He's surprised when the door creaks open not long after and there's a knock at his bedroom door, followed by Ironhide's voice. He allows the warrior to enter, and Ironhide takes a seat on the edge of the bed. Ratchet questions what happened, and Ironhide says he turned her down. He wanted to make sure the doctor was okay. Ratchet guffaws, asking how he could turn down someone so beautiful, to which Ironhide replies that there was a more beautiful individual waiting for him at home. Cue the confession, the shock and disbelief and elation from Ratchet. Ironhide climbs onto the bed, straddling Ratchets hips, handling Ratchet with a tenderness the doctor didn't know the other possessed.

He's not sleeping alone tonight. Or any night thereafter.

[girlfriendsofthegalaxy]

made the mistake of looking at the comments on a local news item and some dude (username full legal name and navy rank) was pearl clutching over the erosion of texas values or whatever and one of the points he cited was “no one under thirty has an accent any more”

maybe it’s bc i just moved here but that is PATENTLY untrue. even ppl’s phone/customer service/professional voices are VERY different from w mass or philly or nyc phone/professional voices. even the Young Woman In STEM Giving A Presentation voice is different. perhaps accents nowadays are more subtle than a like. slim pickens cowboy movie accent but fella! trust me! the accents are very much here!

[robotslenderman]

Nastasya: *running her Volgirre/Not Tzimisce business, minding her own damn business and not bothering anyone as she does it*

Her clients: I think I am going to cause problems on purpose

Nastasya: DO I NEED YOU ALL TO SIGN PAPERS SO I AT LEAST HAVE A LEGAL DEFENCE?!

Oh she's covered there lol. Not in your fic, but when she does work under her cover identity she's, uh, covered.

She does jobs as both Anastasia, and as Angela Corbyn. When she does it under her real name, it's absolutely as a Tzimisce, so she's not covered there because it's not sanctioned by the Camarilla and therefore she's definitely in deep shit.

But. One of her Camarilla identities is Angela Corbyn, who obviously looks different. Angela Corbyn is an African American woman (whose accent sometimes slips a bit and takes on a Russian tinge) who's allegedly a Volgirre. Only a few people know that Angela Corbyn is really Nastasya -- officially only Panhard knows, but Thomas Arturo knows because Panhard knows, and Elias Athanasios knows that Nastasya is Tzimisce but isn't supposed to know that she's Nastasya. She poses as the childe of Elias Athanasios (who's actually another secret Tzimisce, and a Methuselah at that).

As Angela Corbyn, Nastasya is the court plastic surgeon as part of an informal treaty with the local Camarilla. The terms are basically this:

Whenever Panhard requests it, she's to provide her Vicissitude services to whoever Panhard tells her to.

She is not to Vicissitude anyone without Panhard's permission.

The Vykosoviches are not to incite or be a part of any violence against the local Camarilla, whether from Sabbat or Anarch.

The Vykosoviches are not to make any pacts or treaties with the local Anarchs.

The Vykosoviches are not to provide assistance of any kind to the Sabbat.

The Vykosoviches are allowed to remain in New York City and move around freely, but under disguise, and the Camarilla has to be made aware of these disguises.

They are not to reveal the existence of the treaty to anyone.

Obviously the Vykosoviches flout a few of these -- they help out Sullivan whenever he needs it, their closest friends know about the treaty, the Camarilla doesn't know about all their aliases and Nastasya has continued to Vicissitude people on the side for money. Some things Panhard casts a blind eye to -- she's aware Nastasya still provides services as Nastasya, but since she doesn't want Nastasya looking for other ways to make money she lets it slide. Panhard would be pretty pissed off though if she had proof that Nastasya et al were roaming around NYC using unsanctioned aliases.

So under normal circumstances, Nastasya could just easily point to Panhard and say "well, I did this as Angela Corbyn, and you signed off on it, so I can't be blamed for this."

But, well, McMullen is obviously not going to want Panhard aware of what he's up to, so it would've obviously made more sense for him to approach her as Nastasya and have her do it rather than approaching Panhard and having Angela Corbyn do it.

It's not the first time her clients have done shifty things with her skills, that's just par for the course, but it's definitely the first time she's helped trigger a full on fucking crisis lmao.

[beardedmrbean]

Onondaga County filed a lawsuit Monday night against New York City in a last-ditch attempt to stop the transfer of migrants to a hotel near Syracuse’s airport.

The lawsuit filed in state Supreme Court in Onondaga County seeks a temporary restraining order against New York City and the owner of the Candlewood Suites Syracuse Airport Hotel in the town of Salina.

Salina Supervisor Nick Paro said he was informed by a New York City official over the weekend that at least one busload of asylum-seekers would be sent to the local hotel this week for temporary housing.

New York City would pick up the bill for housing, food, security and social services for the asylum-seekers for at least four months.

The city says the move to Upstate locations is necessary because it is running out of shelter space for more than 65,000 migrants who have arrived since last year, many after being bused from Texas and other border states.

Onondaga County’s lawsuit claims that New York City has the legal authority only to operate and create temporary shelters for adults within the five boroughs of New York City, not at the Candlewood Suites in Salina.

The lawsuit said that the owner of the extended-stay hotel is clearing out long-term guests to make room for the migrants.

County Executive Ryan McMahon issued an emergency order last week banning such transfers. McMahon said he fears the migrants would eventually become a burden on local taxpayers and social service organizations.

Paro said the town of Salina will file a separate lawsuit Tuesday morning seeking a temporary restraining order against both the hotel and New York City.

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[saintmeghanmarkle]

The International News: Meghan Markle upset over frosty reception in NYC? by u/KarenDelaneyWalker

The International News: Meghan Markle upset over frosty reception in NYC? https://ift.tt/TK20CUW (Daily Express US)https://ift.tt/8s6FrtJ (archived)Snippets:Prince Harry and Meghan Markle drew no crowds as they returned to New York City to speak at an event on World Mental Health Day.There was no crowd in the Hudson Yards area as the pair arrived and departed, and when asked about their thoughts on Harry and Meghan being in New York, many locals said they "did not care".Karla Mendez, 22, from the Bronx, said exclusively to Daily Express US: “I mean if I get to see them it’s cool, but I didn’t know they were here.”But one royal fan made sure she was at the event.A. McGinniss, an author from New Jersey at the event, said to Daily Express US: “I’ve always been a royal watcher. I’m blown away by their whole story. I’m a big fan of the whole family.”But McGinniss agreed that Harry and Meghan did not draw a crowd in New York.She said: “There was nobody there. I’ve been here for almost six or seven hours now (emphasis added), and it was very chill. Everybody seemed very respectful and willing to give them space.”McGinniss added that she was at the event to try to get a photo of the Duke and Duchess for her new book, called ’10 Lessons from Harry and Meghan.’She said: “I thought there were a lot of teachable moments in their story, and that’s why I wanted to write the book."The Royal Family in general does try to do a lot of service for their country, and I think that’s a wonderful thing for any country to do.”https://ift.tt/rob0mFy (The International News)https://ift.tt/VNLQSwY (archived)Snippets:Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, who reportedly failed to draw crowds during their recent trip to New York City, are allegedly upset over frosty reception at the event.A source, close to the couple, has claimed "Meghan and Harry are upset as they could not attract huge attention in New York during their latest visit."**************************************************************************************The second article sounds false, but I really want it to be true.So what if it was true? Why would Hank's wife be upset over the lack of crowds to greet the Duke and Duchess of Sus? I mean, she and Hank are soooo popular, they require lots and lots of securi-TAY. Big crowds would be frightening and require even more securi-TAY. So for their own safety and mental health, they should always request no crowds. And considering they were involved in a "near-catastrophic car chase" the last time they were in NYC, wouldn't Hank's wife prefer to move through the city anonymously? Because delivery guys on mopeds paparazzi are scary.Who are we kidding? Securi-TAY be damned. Hank's wife is seething with rage that she'll never draw crowds like Princess Catherine, even in the US.​Boston​Boston​BostonBTW, poor A. McGinniss. She waited around for six or seven hours. I hope she got her picture. For her book.​ post link: https://ift.tt/YKDyvQN author: KarenDelaneyWalker submitted: October 13, 2023 at 11:01PM via SaintMeghanMarkle on Reddit

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Are you planning a move from the bustling streets of New York City to the sunny shores of Orlando, Florida? Look no further than All Around Moving, your trusted partner in making this significant transition smooth and hassle-free. With our dedicated services, including All World Moving And Storage in NYC, we are your go-to long distance movers in NYC.

Moving from the city that never sleeps to the land of eternal sunshine is a monumental decision. It's essential to have a reliable moving company by your side, and that's where All Around Moving comes into play. We specialize in Long distance movers in nyc, and our team is well-equipped to handle every aspect of your relocation.

Why Choose All Around Moving?

Expertise: With years of experience in the industry, we have gained a reputation for excellence. We understand the intricacies of long-distance moves, ensuring that your belongings arrive at your new Orlando home safely.

All World Moving and Storage NYC: As a part of our comprehensive services, we offer secure storage solutions through All World Moving and Storage NYC. Whether you need temporary storage while transitioning or a more extended storage option, we have you covered.

Tailored Solutions: No two moves are the same. We provide personalized moving plans to suit your unique needs and budget. Our goal is to take the stress out of moving, allowing you to focus on starting this new chapter of your life.

Professional Team: Our dedicated team of professionals is committed to providing exceptional service. From packing and loading to transportation and unloading, we handle every step of the process with care and precision.

When it comes to long distance movers in NYC, we are a trusted name in the industry. We pride ourselves on delivering top-notch services that ensure a seamless transition for our clients. Our team understands the logistics involved in Moving From Nyc To Orlando and will work tirelessly to make it a success.

All Around Moving is your partner for a stress-free move from NYC to Orlando. With our extensive experience, comprehensive services like All World Moving and Storage NYC, and a team of dedicated professionals, we have all the tools needed to make your relocation a success. Say goodbye to the hustle and bustle of the city and embrace the Florida sun with confidence, knowing that All Around Moving has your back. Contact us today at 212-781-4118 for a customized moving plan that suits your needs. Visit us at:- https://www.allaroundmoving.com/