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His article is about how Google scrubbed the names.. Not how they're evil because of their association with DARPA and Blackbird. Also going after the guy's cre
by mladenkovacevic 13y ago
His article is about how Google scrubbed the names.. Not how they're evil because of their association with DARPA and Blackbird.
Also going after the guy's credibility is a good tactic if you're an NSA agent but does nothing to remove the question why they were proudly listing those names 2 weeks ago and now the names seem hastily removed.
- lallysingh 13y agoWhen you take out the sensationalism, the story is that the page is now broken. The author's guessing that it has something to do with military stuff, but doesn't provide any data to back that up. Go ahead, load the URL yourself, and inspect the page. No company names are there now, not even in the DOM. In the JS console, you'll see that the loading process got a 500 from a dependent URL. Giant military-google-industrial conspiracy, or did someone break a URL?