>>1689546

To be honest… the images could be photoshopped. I tried to create a twitter account the other day. It kept asking for a cell number to verify the account. I didnt want to use my own cell number, so i found a online sms provider, but every single one of the numbers were taken when i tried to use them to verify… twitter has protections to prevent the same cell phone from being registered with multiple accounts. So… when i saw the image with three accounts all registered to the same number, it sent a red flag up.

>>1691246

Marina Bay Suites is the only possible location that could be used to take this photo. both buildings are high enough and sit at a necessary angle to make that shot…. however, the blur and lack of clarity makes the photo seem slightly unrealistic.

>>1691437

Indeed, however with AOL you just needed to know the DLL/API to open LOCAL windows to access the service. The lack of security allowed you to bypass the controls put in place.

Punting/TOSing was just a type of attack… much like a ping of death/dos… nothing special.

With twitter, you'd have to be able to get into their system, modify either their database, their source, or security mechanisms remotely to pull this off. All in a way that would replicate across their data centers to allow for it to be persistent… all while nobody noticing. Not impossible, but also questionable especially if you are an adversary to the target.

>>1691480

You may be right. I hope your right… And i fully agree he has not said anything counter to Q, however…. the "getting shot" thing was quite strange. His whole "messing with hyperparameters" comment was WAY out there considering hyperparameters of AI/ML are local model training side and controlled in code. A few others. Those who understand technology tend to watch these types of things closely.

>>1691708

Reread what i just wrote… i said the getting shot posts were strange…. i.e. unrealistic.

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