Re:Twitter's pivot to x.com is a gift to phishers
by timr on Wednesday April 10, 2024 @02:11PM
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The point is, without a Grafana dashboard, you don't have anything but a motivated anecdote.
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Re:Twitter's pivot to x.com is a gift to phishers
by CSSer on Wednesday April 10, 2024 @02:34PM
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I never pretended to have anything else, and “motivated” is a weird word to use here. I have no skin in this game, and from what I can tell neither do you. If Twitter survives, great. I guess some of what you noted could be an interesting lesson, but I don’t think it’s going so hot so far and I’m not willing to call it yet.
Re:Twitter's pivot to x.com is a gift to phishers
by timr on Wednesday April 10, 2024 @06:37PM
(#39996429)
You have a belief that the service is more buggy, and were arguing as such from anecdote. That's what I mean by "motivated".
I don't care at all, and am just reacting to the phenomenon of folks going "it's definitely worse now, and I know, because I used the product before". OK, great...I used the product before too, and don't perceive that to be true.
Re:Twitter's pivot to x.com is a gift to phishers
by javajosh on Wednesday April 10, 2024 @02:24PM
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~90% of the comments here are "motivated anecdotes" and are quite valuable. Perhaps this is not the dis you think it is.
Re:Twitter's pivot to x.com is a gift to phishers
by billy99k on Wednesday April 10, 2024 @08:49PM
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"motivated anecdotes" aren't valuable because they aren't accurate. It's political fuel for to shit on something you don't like.
With this line of thinking, I could say climate change isn't happening because of the temperature outside my house.