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8mo ago
Mark Zuckerberg also lied to Aaron Greenspan (thinkcomp on here) and the Winklevosses and, oh, users ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4151433 , https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14147719 ) and the pub
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8mo ago
You'd think - but it's fucking Facebook We know Zuck's view of his users. It's "they trust me, dumb fucks"
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8mo ago
Obviously FB's market cap, and how it doesn't deserve it The entire company has always been built on fraud
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8mo ago
Mark Zuckerberg hacked Crimson reporters (a Harvard newspaper) who were investigating him for Facemash. Mark Zuckerberg's company took people's API-facing emails that were in their profiles and replaced them with a facebook.com ad
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8mo ago
Yeah but Facebook's 6 digit pin that they FORCED everyone on and severely disrupted messages and message history is totally a better system Zuck deserves to be in prison along with other black hat hackers, this is just one of so many o
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8mo ago
I stand by what I said, downvoters. It's the same company responsible for this https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4151433
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8mo ago
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8mo ago
Mark Zuckerberg is a vile sociopath, I think the historical evidence long supports it
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8mo ago
Because I'm not going to bother if you attack me right out of the gate
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8mo ago
And yet if Youtube didn't have a paid option (and still now, even while it does) people would be saying If you're not paying, You're the product Sorry - these companies have proven they're malicious even while you'r
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8mo ago
I thought this was going to be about how links have become harder and harder to follow on Insta. The login walls got progressively stronger (it feels like) and now it's just hard blocked Sorry, Zuck. Not signing up for Insta, though yo
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8mo ago
As opposed to Hamas who actually committed the genocide
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9mo ago
Oh yeah, "presumably". Keep talking shit
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9mo ago
Some part of me deep inside that remembers Paypal in the early 2000s and their Kafka labryrinth systems thinks about Peter Thiel and how he's responsible for both Facebook and Paypal. Maybe coincidence, maybe not
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9mo ago
You're wrong. I and the FLCCC disagree with you
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9mo ago
I wasn't aware HN had it, but considering the number of [flagged] by people who work for big tech I'm sure some people actually posting truthful things have ended up on the shadowban list
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9mo ago
Mark Zuckerberg, folks. It matters when his default philosophy is "They trust me dumb fucks". Copying Snapchat 9 times is more of a priority than account security. He wasn't "making a good point". He's a malici
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9mo ago
You can, of course, not do this (you meaning the company, Discord) You can choose to be respectful of people who have valid reasons for not providing ID But you want that sweet IPO money (as stated elsewhere in this thread). You don't
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9mo ago
Wikipedia is incredibly weaponized. I meant what I said
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9mo ago
Do please take note of the fact that I did not include "We should trust the CIA" in my comment
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9mo ago
Can we please, please not outsource everything to Wikipedia? Many of the editors there are hardly impartial
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9mo ago
You look at ~15 year old comments and it's people replying to people that aren't there
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9mo ago
It's timestamped like 2013, I think. Years before he bought Twitter (yes, I know you're joking)
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9mo ago
Elon is literally in the files, talking about going to the island. It's documented
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9mo ago
Why is this the most upvoted question? Obsessing over pedantry rather than the main thrust of what's being discussed
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9mo ago
Zuck didn't buy it in good faith. It wasn't "we'll grow you big by using our resources but be absolutely faithful to the privacy terms you dictate". Evidence: Brian Acton very publically telling people that they (Zu
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9mo ago
:(
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9mo ago
Yeah, but Tesla has a proven bad safety record. Waymo doesn't and the GP comment is alluding to that
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9mo ago
Sorry, I didn't remember what it was called. FSD, I think
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9mo ago
That valuation is sure interesting considering the people killed in crashes from Tesla's self-driving thing Edit: I love making legitimate points and instantly accruing downvotes from 'Valley VC types. Look yourself in the mirror.
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