Cat Face Joe posted:

this rules but sends a confusing message. why would you have a tiny cybbertruck if you're not an elon fan

Chris Knight posted:

I thought Porsche made 9/11s

Archduke Frantz Fanon posted:

keep bullying these teens

pmchem posted:

musk's doge crew about what you might expect

https://x.com/ByKLong/status/1887602668966977875
https://www.wsj.com/tech/doge-staffer-resigns-over-racist-posts-d9f11a93

Not a Children posted:

assume there was something else going on, does shame really work on these people?

duTrieux. posted:

on children? possibly

i'm wondering if any of them realize that this is, like, it for them in terms of defining their own story

Powerful Two-Hander posted:

elon is going to hire this kid to work at "x" to make grok more racist I guarantee it

Not a Children posted:

assume there was something else going on, does shame really work on these people?

ADINSX posted:

yeah I was wondering this too, was this really a surprise to anyone?

Video Nasty posted:

musk is going to make some stupid big show of how a poll on x the everything app concludes that the majority of the population want the stupid incel nazi kid reinstated

raminasi posted:

i'm genuinely baffled that he resigned

Bugsy posted:

or?
https://bsky.app/profile/followtheh.bsky.social/post/3lhlsgrv5s32f

Eeyo posted:

broccoli down

quote:

Edward Coristine, a 19-year-old member of Elon Musk’s squad that’s criss-crossing US government agencies, was fired from an internship after he was accused of sharing information with a competitor.

“Edward has been terminated for leaking internal information to the competitors,” said a June 2022 message from an executive of the firm, Path Network, which was seen by Bloomberg News. “This is unacceptable and there is zero tolerance for this.”

A spokesperson for the Arizona-based hosting and data-security firm said Thursday: “I can confirm that Edward Coristine's brief contract was terminated after the conclusion of an internal investigation into the leaking of proprietary company information that coincided with his tenure.”

Afterward, Coristine wrote that he’d retained access to the cybersecurity company’s computers, though he said he hadn’t taken advantage of it.

“I had access to every single machine,” he wrote on Discord in late 2022, weeks after he was dismissed from Path Network, according to messages seen by Bloomberg. Posting under the name “Rivage,” which six people who know him said was his alias, Coristine said he could have wiped Path’s customer-supporting servers if he’d wished. He added, "I never exploited it because it's just not me."

His comments, made in a Discord server focused on another competitor company, worried executives at Path Network, who believed there was no legitimate reason for a former employee to access their machines, according to a person familiar with the incident. The person asked not to be named, citing the sensitivity of the matter.

In response to his firing, Coristine, who is wearing a blazer and shorts in one undated photo that was posted anonymously online, wrote on Discord that he had done “nothing contractually wrong” while working at Path Network.

well-read undead posted:

i saw my second cybertruck today, this one with a matte black wrap, and it looked like an even bigger piece of poo poo than the other one

akadajet posted:

I’ve never seen a body wrap that I’ve liked

Cat Face Joe posted:

Carthag Tuek posted:

ive never seen a cyber duck irl

Cat Face Joe posted:

Asymmetric POSTer posted:

what, do you live in a developed country with enforced car safety regulations or something?

Carthag Tuek posted:

yea

btw teslas are now old enough that regular inspections are mandated & their 2024 numbers were abysmal

https://fdm.dk/nyheder/nyt-om-biler/2025-01-populaer-tesla-model-dumper-med-et-brag-til-syn

Cat Face Joe posted: