"The issue referenced was a result of a bug, and has since been resolved," Twitter told BleepingComputer in a statement. In our tests, if you were affected by the bug, you will need to perform a captcha and verification procedure to gain access to the account again. Once you verify your account, it will welcome you back as a 'human.' This indicates that the bug was likely caused by anti-bot filter that went awry.

I still have my original computer with said software and manuals. It works too. They gave it to me when the 286 came out. I was dialing in, but I had three computers connected with token ring coax in my house, for duke nukem death matches. I had 10 meg at work and used it to nuke peoples dial up email if they aggravated me. 

I started with fixing radios. Then teletype machines with modems connected to radios. My first computer was dos 2.0, wordstar and enable. No mouse. Did you edlin? Our network was running floppies from one office to the next because it was faster than the modems. Computers ran circles around teletypes, floppies instead of ticker tape or magnetic tape. I remember changing from maintenance to help desk. That was when the clueless got their hands on computers and we ended up spending more time answering questions than fixing things. Smart phones brought me full circle.

He did mine it himself. The authorities just don't like the fact he secretly used other peoples computers to do it.

No. Government employees have no right to privacy as they are supposed to be doing business for the people. I have the right to know every plan the government has for me. The only restrictions are national security which is a very narrow window. Civilians on the other hand, have a right to privacy for everything. Government has no right to know what I share with my friends, be it planning business strategies, birthday parties, or anything else. (An implausible example is if I discovered anti-gravity and am secretly building a fleet of flying saucers to overwhelm the current aircraft market. Government has no right to my papers or facilities. If they did, the current corruption between government and big business would ensure my demise and their continued profit.) We are not subjects to be governed, the government works for us. Our bill of rights are written to remind us that the people actually hold all the power. Thomas Jefferson said "When governments fear the people, there is liberty. When the people fear the government, there is tyranny." Right now there is a lot of fear of the government because of its actions. It can only go on so long before there are repercussions. The 4th sentence of the declaration of independence says what the founders believe the inevitable outcome must be.

A violation of state law on multiple levels. The only purpose would be to coordinate or cover up illegal activities.

I am glad it still has fans, I have memories of mine. It was the original smart phone with simple features of email, note taking, and calendar. It earned the name crackberry because people would constantly interact with it. It was nothing compared to the drug of todays smart phone. Just try to take a phone from a teenage girl today as punishment and she will go hysterical, then cationic, because of withdrawal.

All of the files that were declassified pertain to attempts to gain access to Tesla's research and tracking speculations about what his research contained. None of the files contain any insight to Tesla's actual research and it remains classified.

When have you heard of a linux gaming machine? Most software is built for windows.

News from 2018? https://www.history.com/news/nikola-tesla-files-declassified-fbi After years of fielding questions about possible cover-ups, the FBI finally declassified some 250 pages of Tesla-related documents under the Freedom of Information Act in 2016. The bureau followed up with two additional releases, the latest in March 2018. In 1952, after a U.S. court declared Kosanovic the rightful heir to his uncle’s estate, Tesla’s files and other materials were sent to Belgrade, Serbia, where they now reside in the Nikola Tesla Museum there. But while the FBI originally recorded some 80 trunks among Tesla’s effects, only 60 arrived in Belgrade, Seifer says. “Maybe they packed the 80 into 60, but there is the possibility that…the government did keep the missing trunks.” https://vault.fbi.gov/nikola-tesla This is a heavily redacted drop of water in a pond. It is around 350 mostly blacked out pages out of 80 trunks full of files. I will read them, but I doubt I will see anything worth noting.

The Defense Intelligence Agency was founded in 1961. You knew them as "military intelligence", not their real name.

Promotion is not necessary if opposition is censored out of existence.

Not hate specifically to federated, they are just no more secure than any other platform. Anonymous servers decrease accountability to users.

You are not fine, you are fooling yourself unless you have a dedicated computer on a VPN for anonymous use only. If you use your computer for real activity in addition to anonymous activity, big tech can dox you. https://www.dignited.com/34146/heres-what-your-browser-knows-about-you/ That is enough information to uniquely identify your computer. Your anonymous metadata is matched to your real metadata, logged in a database, and sold.

FTA: Search engines like Google can discover and index all of your public posts in the Fediverse. By default, you can see the social graphs of all accounts, as followers are public. Especially Mastodon servers come with privacy policies that don’t meet the European GDPR requirements. Many (Mastodon) servers seem to run an outdated version, indicating inadequate security practices. You will get doxed.

If you install the app, you get the malware embedded in it. You have to click to agree with the terms during install. Duh.

Plants. Do I win?

I wanna see what other weird stuff they have on their roulette wheel of excuses.