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Yep, it seems like most of the posters here in this thread don’t do much software engineering from the looks of it. Or are being purposely obtuse here. There is

Yep, it seems like most of the posters here in this thread don’t do much software engineering from the looks of it. Or are being purposely obtuse here. There is no security vulnerability here in any of the links we’ve seen so far minus some unnecessarily deployed boilerplate. The gitignore file is not the same file your deployment tool uses when publishing a website. If there’s an API endpoint that is public opposed to some static asset, that would be a problem. Nothing we’ve seen here indicates that.

FormerBandmate 4y ago
Honestly, all the Twitter acquisition has shown is how irrelevant to Twitter’s success the management team was. Twitter has gone from a sophisticated, large organization with 8000 employees to 700 guys following the direction of a random guy making crucial business decisions off Twitter polls (lmao), and if anything it’s become slightly more popular and successful
- bfgoodrich 4y ago
- raydev 4y ago
  > if anything it’s become slightly more popular and successful Twitter made $5bil in 2021. Do you really think this or the next quarter, post-Musk acquisition, post-him running off big name advertisers, will even approach any of the worst quarters from the last 3 or 4 years under previous management? He has all the data. We know for certain Musk would be shouting from the rooftops if that brief burst of Twitter Blue subs made any real dent in revenue.
  - cromwellian 4y ago
    More than that, Twitter not has an extra $12 billion in debt, and $1b in interest payments due, which almost exceeds their quarterly revenue.
- jasonvorhe 4y ago
  "more successful" how? Because Elon said so? If it's just about raw page impressions/activity, then perhaps for while since most of the western press is reporting and often directly linking to Twitter right now but what will happen once the media and their audience is bored of the drama and jumps to the next fad? Do you really believe Twitter will become more profitable under Musk than before when even the new CEO already prepped the workers for a possible bankruptcy, a fat pending debt repayment date coming closer and advertisers running away?

FormerBandmate 4y ago

Honestly, all the Twitter acquisition has shown is how irrelevant to Twitter’s success the management team was. Twitter has gone from a sophisticated, large organization with 8000 employees to 700 guys following the direction of a random guy making crucial business decisions off Twitter polls (lmao), and if anything it’s become slightly more popular and successful

bfgoodrich 4y ago
raydev 4y ago
> if anything it’s become slightly more popular and successful Twitter made $5bil in 2021. Do you really think this or the next quarter, post-Musk acquisition, post-him running off big name advertisers, will even approach any of the worst quarters from the last 3 or 4 years under previous management? He has all the data. We know for certain Musk would be shouting from the rooftops if that brief burst of Twitter Blue subs made any real dent in revenue.
- cromwellian 4y ago
  More than that, Twitter not has an extra $12 billion in debt, and $1b in interest payments due, which almost exceeds their quarterly revenue.
jasonvorhe 4y ago
"more successful" how? Because Elon said so? If it's just about raw page impressions/activity, then perhaps for while since most of the western press is reporting and often directly linking to Twitter right now but what will happen once the media and their audience is bored of the drama and jumps to the next fad? Do you really believe Twitter will become more profitable under Musk than before when even the new CEO already prepped the workers for a possible bankruptcy, a fat pending debt repayment date coming closer and advertisers running away?