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bad cattitude 195 implied HN points 09 Feb 26
  1. The email dump is not a single smoking gun, but its huge volume can create patterns that, taken together, may point to wrongdoing even if individual messages don’t prove anything.
  2. The files contain lots of odd euphemisms and coincidences—pizza, dentist talk, 'beef jerky', strange ranch activity and unusual transactions—that make the situation highly suspicious but also ambiguous, so careful verification is essential to avoid misreading jokes or false claims.
  3. Powerful actors appear to be downplaying or obscuring the matter and the network seems active rather than bygone, so persistent, cautious investigation and document validation are needed despite political and psychological barriers.
TK News by Matt Taibbi 18276 implied HN points 14 Apr 23
  1. The crackdown on leaking classified information is being intensified by the government.
  2. There is concern over the framing and manipulation of leaked intelligence as a security risk.
  3. Double standards exist in how leaks by government officials vs. civilians are treated.
Irrational Analysis 239 implied HN points 15 May 24
  1. The Dell leak suggests Qualcomm's upcoming laptop chips have a base-case gross-margin of 52%, significantly benefitting $QCOM while posing challenges for $INTC.
  2. Qualcomm is dominating Intel in Bill of Materials (BOM) cost, with Dell still saving money even before subsidies, showcasing the impact of the PMIC fiasco on Intel.
  3. Qualcomm's laptops are expected to offer nearly double the real-world battery life compared to Intel's, showcasing a major market advantage in terms of battery life and potentially leading to substantial market share gains.
Caitlin’s Newsletter 1681 implied HN points 02 Mar 24
  1. The empire relies on regular people to keep running but these people are starting to realize the lies they've been fed.
  2. Internal conflicts within mainstream media outlets reveal cracks in the system, causing concern and leaks amongst staff.
  3. The empire's dependence on ordinary individuals and constant propaganda is causing a clash, leading to a struggle in maintaining control.
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SuperJoost Playlist 317 implied HN points 21 Sep 23
  1. Microsoft accidentally leaked internal documents revealing plans for Xbox until 2030.
  2. Microsoft aims for significant revenue growth in its gaming division, especially from Game Pass subscribers.
  3. The leaked documents show insights into Microsoft's strategies, such as potential acquisitions and revenue targets.
Distributed Email of Secrets 455 implied HN points 03 May 23
  1. Data leak from the American College of Pediatricians reveals sensitive information like donor details and passwords
  2. The leaked files include internal documents about ACPeds donors, finances, and members' information
  3. ACPeds has faced rejection as an Amazon Smile charity and scrutiny for using questionable sources for information
The Newsguy -- Steve Herman 58 implied HN points 07 Apr 23
  1. Classified U.S. and NATO planning documents about the Ukraine war were leaked online and suspected of being altered by Russians.
  2. The leaked documents show altered casualty numbers to manipulate public opinion, especially in Russia.
  3. There are claims that the leaked documents were part of a propaganda operation by either side to mislead and gain advantage.
eugyppius: a plague chronicle 130 implied HN points 04 Mar 24
  1. Luftwaffe brass held an unsecure online Webex meeting regarding using Taurus missiles to potentially target the Kerch Bridge, which was later leaked by Russia Today, causing a major security scandal.
  2. The controversy revolved around the challenge of secretly providing military assistance to Ukraine without direct German involvement, highlighting the complexity of international military cooperation and the need for discretion.
  3. Despite discussions on arming Ukraine with Taurus missiles, there were concerns over their effectiveness, the need for training the Ukrainians, and doubts about how much impact these missiles could have on the war.
eugyppius: a plague chronicle 260 implied HN points 05 Mar 23
  1. Lockdown policies were driven by the unbounded stupidity of leaders, not globalist conspiracies.
  2. Western governments used fear to ensure compliance with lockdown measures.
  3. Lockdown decisions were made based on practical and political limitations, rather than scientific reasoning.