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forget it

• blastonico 2y ago
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  • scandox 2y ago
    He's pointing out how utterly unsubstantiated and egregious the accusation is. Not inviting further suspicion.
  • kalaksi 2y ago
    Uhh, no.
• DevopsQuestions 2y ago
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  • orf 2y ago
    It quite clearly is.
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  • linotype 2y ago
    The article itself says it’s totally unsubstantiated but feels the need to spread the misinformation anyway.
• noobermin 2y ago
  There definitely are tensions and the rust bros are extreme drama lovers but swatting seems a bit extreme for that beef. The rowdy troll seems most likely, no?
  • dralley 2y ago
    >the rust bros are extreme drama lovers "Rust bros" have been involved in approximately 0% of the Linux kernel drama that has surfaced to the level of being covered elsewhere, historically speaking. Linus Torvalds is not averse to "drama", and given the needlessness of your phrasing neither are you apparently. Stones and glass houses, etc.
  • layer8 2y ago
    I believe it’s not entirely impossible to be a rowdy troll and a Rust bro at the same time, hence the former wouldn’t necessarily exclude the latter.
  • linotype 2y ago
    Like I said, it’s absurd that they even mentioned it without anything to substantiate it.
• redprince 2y ago
  I don't think that anyone from that community would ever stoop so low. For years now Germany is having an issue with organized trolls who target live streamers with swatting. A live stream of the resulting police action appears to be the main motivation. I cannot find anything in English about the phenomenon so here's an article from the German police union GdP: https://www.polizei-dein-partner.de/themen/internet-mobil/detailansicht-internet-mobil/artikel/swatting-von-live-streamern-und-politikern.html https://www.polizei-dein-partner.de/themen/internet-mobil/de...