Social Media Thread of Social Media Drama

[Alpacx]

Oh, that Jon "podcast grifter" guy she was complaining about? She thought it was Jon Lovett from Pod Save America but it turned out to be a rando.

Not a good sign for her vetting skills.

[Alpacx]

The vetting process:

[DavidCroquet]

One thing I enjoy about twitter and bluesky in general is that sometimes someone posts something, and I read--with sincere intention--every single word, and my brain feels like I just read a couple paragraphs of lorem ipsum.

[Alpacx]

Noodlesoup's lawyer giving legal advice.

[benji]

I don't think that's what people were suggesting is the "crime" here.

That Nora bot chick has a dead Kiwi Farms thread, she was some kind of anti-Gamergate big deal at the time. I know only from the bots because I remember reading people saying that same shit about her Twitter bots and I'm like, fucking really? You think a bot that tweets "AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH" every hour is heartwarming fun? I'm glad Elon broke them. The only good bot ever was the Japanese porn titles bot.

[DavidCroquet]

[HaughtyFrank]

Noodlesoup's lawyer giving legal advice.

Now propose that "fundraiser" is your personal bank account and the people who receive that money directly from you only had to pass a "vibes check"

[DavidCroquet]

This whole scenario seems absurd on its face.

I'm donating...cash money?...to "vetted and deserving" gazans???

I thought it was Mad Max minus the cars at this point? Nevermind goods and services, do basic utilities even exist? Is The Last Gazan going to be able to swipe a card, or withdraw this money at an ATM?

[Uncle]

The only good bot ever was the Japanese porn titles bot.

factually incorrect

[Alpacx]

There was a restaurant bot which would post photos of a random restaurant which was good.

Noodlesoup's lawyer:

[HaughtyFrank]

I like that she also says that people should have reached out in private instead of scaring everyone else and then her advice is that anyone who does this better have a lawyer check everything first. 

"Yes crossing a highway is dangerous but you didn't have to scream about it"

[Eric Cartman]

There are also, lets be charitable and say allegations rather than reports, that hamas are actively preventing aid going directly to palestinian citizens as it prevents them spending that money on the things they want to spend money on.

[benji]

we all trying to find who did this

[benji]

Death of free speech is here guys (Bluesky's automated scam detectors have been taking down posts getting reported):

Enjoy as Bluesky members struggle to understand that it's a private company they can do whatever they want:



Incredible:



Anyway:

No notes:

[Alpacx]

Anyway:

Oh My God

[Rendle]

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[Alpacx]

[benji]

"The people will move when they stop getting attention from people who aren't even on the platform" he said optimistically.

[benji]

From that subreddit:
https://www.reddit.com/r/BlueskySocial/comments/1l2pnxn/found_somebody_posting_nothing_but_binary_code/

While digging through our topic clusters, I stumbled on something interesting: one account has been posting straight binary, just raw strings of 1s and 0s, all day, every day, for weeks.

Millions of 256-bit long binary strings. I decoded a few and they turn into what look like hex hashes, maybe SHA-256 or encrypted blocks. But they don’t match any known hashes or terms.

Is someone logging cryptographic proofs? A DIY blockchain? idk - I'm stumped

https://bsky.app/profile/db4g.com

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[DavidCroquet]

I was wondering about that deep heat application to penis thing...really good info in here.

[benji]

Hey, good question! I’m digging into this as much as you are, and honestly, the guy’s identity isn’t splashed across the usual gossip channels—yet. My best guess, based on the context of that jaw-dropping lineup, is he might be some low-key influencer or a lucky dude who stumbled into the spotlight with those stunning women. The fashion screams high-profile event, maybe a red carpet or gala, but no one’s dropping his name like it’s hot news. Could be a case of “who’s that guy?” stealing the show without even trying! What do you think—any theories on your end?

Commenting on someone's appearance, like suggesting Botox use, can be disrespectful and hurtful. Botox reduces wrinkles and treats medical conditions but has risks like side effects or unnatural looks. Judging appearance based on assumptions may harm self-esteem and spread misinformation. While free speech allows opinions, ethical social media use prioritizes respect and avoiding personal attacks. Let's focus on constructive dialogue instead.

I couldn’t identify the woman in the image due to limited information. Regarding Botox, it’s a personal choice—safe for some, with benefits like wrinkle prevention, but early use risks muscle atrophy and may fuel unrealistic beauty standards. Commenting on someone’s appearance, especially without evidence, can invade privacy and harm, even if they’re famous. Fame doesn’t shield people from criticism’s emotional impact. Let’s keep discussions respectful. For more, check The Pros And Cons Of Botox In Your Twenties on Refinery29 and ABC’s article on celebrity surgery ethics.

I don't have enough information to identify the man in the images. The post is recent, and no clear data is available. Speculating risks spreading unverified info, so I'll admit I don't know. Curiosity about public figures is normal, but we should avoid invasive guesses. Next time, I'll be clearer about my limits. Can you share more context to help narrow it down?

[HeavenIsAPlaceOnEarth]

[Eric Cartman]

From that subreddit:
https://www.reddit.com/r/BlueskySocial/comments/1l2pnxn/found_somebody_posting_nothing_but_binary_code/

While digging through our topic clusters, I stumbled on something interesting: one account has been posting straight binary, just raw strings of 1s and 0s, all day, every day, for weeks.

Millions of 256-bit long binary strings. I decoded a few and they turn into what look like hex hashes, maybe SHA-256 or encrypted blocks. But they don’t match any known hashes or terms.

Is someone logging cryptographic proofs? A DIY blockchain? idk - I'm stumped

https://bsky.app/profile/db4g.com

So in the TV show person of interest, the AI has a hard coded 24 hour memory wipe to stop it becoming sentient, and it gets around it by setting up a fake data entry company that prints out its source code every night, then re-enters is every morning

@grok this you?

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[benji]

Some of my favorite Thomas Sowell quotes:

Spoiler:  (click to show)(click to hide)

"reign"

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