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I think we should be trying to understand what NxGenBdoorExtract is. NxGen is a system for NLRB. Bdoor is pretty evocative of a back door. He took he git offlin
by jonnycomputer 1y ago
I think we should be trying to understand what NxGenBdoorExtract is. NxGen is a system for NLRB. Bdoor is pretty evocative of a back door. He took he git offline or made it private. I can't find it on archive.org.
- snypher 1y agoOr who has access to DogeSA_2d5c3e0446f9@nlrb.microsoft.com? https://oversightdemocrats.house.gov/sites/evo-subsites/democrats-oversight.house.gov/files/evo-media-document/2025-04-15.gec-to-dol-and-nlrb-ig-re-doge.pdf https://oversightdemocrats.house.gov/sites/evo-subsites/demo...
- jonnycomputer 1y agoOn the other hand, there are two things about that screenshot of the repo which is a little weird. First, the timestamp of that repo is cutoff, but, the items seem to be in reverse chronological order, which would put that repo sometime in 2021-ish, or before. The owner could, of course, just make it public again, or put it back up, and end all the speculation.
- anthonygarcia21 1y agoI'm intrigued by the "Mission 2" notation. That suggests, perhaps, that DOGE has a "Mission 1" (its public, ostensible purpose) and a hidden "Mission 2" known only to Musk and his minions.
- e2le 1y agoarchive.today has a snapshot taken on 28 Feb 2025, although it doesn't show any repository with that name. https://archive.ph/fUa5Q https://archive.ph/fUa5Q
- jonnycomputer 1y agoThis confuses me greatly. Comparing your link, I can find the repos in that screenshot in the archive snapshot, but as you say, the NxGenBdoorExtract repo is not there, and the repo where it would be is a tinder-react-native clone (updated Sep 20 2020)... I'm trying to think through this: 1. if the screenshot is not doctored, then the implied ordering of last updated would have had it last updated before January 20, 2021; which would mean it has nothing to do with what is alleged in the article. 2. But in the archive.ph snapshot from 2/28/25 doesn't have it at all anywhere. 3. Archive.org's 3/21/25 snapshot shows the same thing as archive.ph 4. The article states that after this tweet (https://x.com/SollenbergerRC/status/1895609294810464390 https://x.com/SollenbergerRC/status/1895609294810464390) dated 2/28/25 (the date of the archive.ph 2/28/25 snapshot), Berulis noticed NxGenBdoorExtract in the repo: "After journalist Roger Sollenberger started posting on X about the account, Berulis noticed something Wick was working on: a project, or repository, titled "NxGenBdoorExtract." Wick made it private before Berulis could investigate further, he told NPR. Of course, if it really only was public for a very brief moment then it might not be in the snapshot, and the article isn't clear exactly how long after that tweet that Berulis supposedly discovered this. All I can say is this: I can't figure out for the life of me what all this adds up to.