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I see a future where your comment history builds your known profile - at scale for everyone.

• reactordev 8mo ago
  Buddy, you are describing the past… social media has been doing this since 2015.
  • almosthere 8mo ago
    No I didn't explain what I meant well enough. If someone ends up sniping a famous person, we go back in time and figure out who they are. I'm talking about if you work at McDonalds and online you post "Man I hate McD's" you get fired within 5 minutes because everyone, everywhere has already been doxxed and notification systems are attached at the employment level. Even if your online name was "reactordev". At scale meant- everyone, always.
    • UncleEntity 8mo ago
      >> If someone ends up sniping a famous person, we go back in time and figure out who they are Yeah, most civilians don't understand operational security at the functional level. Though... most people doing these thing probably want to be caught because they just aren't quite right in the head and want people to tell them that what they did is 'justified' for whatever reason.
• shimman 8mo ago
  This has/is already happening, how do you think they found a 15 year old post where Graham Platner was dancing with his shirt off that got like 15 views? How do you think they found his "anonymous" reddit account?
  • tartoran 8mo ago
    Yeah, I agree, there's a file on everyone. However, actions like this may backfire. In this case I think this will help Graham Platner rather than hurt him
    • AuthAuth 8mo ago
      These days a Nazi tattoo can make you very popular with 50% of the population.
      • almosthere 8mo ago
        https://x.com/Pankaj41627/status/2016684832819204286 https://x.com/Pankaj41627/status/2016684832819204286
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