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Followed closely by malice
by N_Lens 7mo ago
Followed closely by malice
- Terr_ 7mo agoRecycling an old post: > We had the first 4+ years to learn that "malice or incompetence" is not the right question. There's been more than enough pathological input to show it becomes a denial-of-service attack on observers. > The correct answer is both, until and unless the perpetrators wish to come forward and defend themselves as just malicious or just incompetent. One might also view it as a kind politically-flavored nerd-sniping. [0] Sometimes the only winning move is not to play. [0] https://xkcd.com/356/ https://xkcd.com/356/
- bregma 7mo agoMalicious incompetence. The inbred kissing cousin of malicious compliance.
- gpderetta 7mo agoIMHO incompetent malice is as much likely.