Reading the headline I was conflicted. You can pay $800 outright to own it, or $400 + a $12/month subscription fee. Makes sense if you only plan to ride a few months out of the year. Plus there's a 30-day grace period if you cancel payment.

I don't think the passwords to accounts were stored as plain text >While the passwords of private groups were not encrypted, those of individual users did have a cryptographic hash https://techbriefly.com/2021/03/02/gab-was-hacked-the-hacker-threatened-to-leak-private-data-of-15-000-users/

Man, let me have my conspiracy theories.

Interesting. This article focuses mostly on Texas. One of the arguments to *why* Texas could secede is that its power grid is independent. Take that out of the equation and, well....

Imagine that being your life's profession.

She included the code and the source files in the article.

Well, from the article: >>On Wednesday evening, the company revealed that its own internal employee tools were compromised and used in the hack, which may explain why even accounts that claimed to have two-factor authentication were still attempting to fool followers with the Bitcoin scam. It doesn't necessarily need to be an internal hack, just someone at the company who opened a dumb email or gave out their password.