Xitter is rolling out an "account based in" location feature for all its users - Post X accounts exposed as being LARPing jeets

grok doesn't magically know what really happened, it's just reading and responding to the rabble. If enough people are saying it, grok will believe it.
"exact cause is unclear without X's internal data" = it doesn't have any more information than the rest of us, by its own admission
Ok we have video evidence and the website's AI bot saying it happened, but you think it still didn't happen? Ok.
 
Dead Internet Theory is old hat. We now have Indian Internet Theory. Nearly every person you see on the internet that you don't personally know is probably an Indian. The scariest part is only like half of all Indians have internet access so far. Once it gets close to 100 the internet will basically unusable unless we quarantine India's internet from the rest of the world like North Korea
 
The only real surprise should be how many adults still haven’t learned that people lie on the internet.

There are plenty of LARPers, yes, but it would be a mistake to forget that some of them really are making money. Twitter pays verified accounts based on engagement, so it’s in their best interest to rage-bait and meddle in American politics.

It’s just another variant of the tech support scam, if you think about it.
 
I guess it makes sense for them to pull this feature back... Imagine all the revenue X would lose with so much people (up to 1 billion) deleting their accounts at the same time?
 
Do you know how html, css, etc.. and the LLM work?
I sure do. Like how if you edit what a website displays, and click away, and then go back to the same page without re-editing, your changes aren't actually saved and what should be displayed there will be shown. That's why in the video partisangirl made sure to click a few links on twitter before going back to the DHS page, so people like you wouldn't be able to say that she just edited the page.
 
I sure do. Like how if you edit what a website displays, and click away, and then go back to the same page without re-editing, your changes aren't actually saved and what should be displayed there will be shown. That's why in the video partisangirl made sure to click a few links on twitter before going back to the DHS page, so people like you wouldn't be able to say that she just edited the page.
Except you can still spoof it with css and html you gullible nigger. The who to follow section consistently updates, but in the video it doesn't.
 
bruv just look at the US politics thread, a ton of TDS yuropoors and a few thirdies, like my dude trump isn't even your president, why you mad?
Yeah, I wonder why people care about the US so much. Maybe because the real boss is in DC and nearly every single world leader these days are vassals to Washington. So, why even bother about local elections?
also makes no sense that this account would have been created either in, or by, israelis. what benefit would they get from doing that? why not just have some random faggot deskjockey in america set it all up? there are just odd pieces here that don't fit or make logical sense. it's a sad day when fellow farmers don't have their /pol/ bullshit sensors tuned to maximum for an event like this.
Because they get paid on twitter for being popular because they serve ads to normies who see the ads because they clicked on their stupid posts. It's called engagement farming.

You can't make much money with this, unless you live in India because you only need like 200 bux a month to survive ("survive"), if you're willing to eat cow shit and live in a single apartment room with 40 other brown turds. That's why nobody in white countries gives a shit about sucking cock online 14 hours a day just to make 200 bux a month.

That's why Indians are so obsessed with getting on twitter and sucking white cock and repeating the same shit they found on google. So twitter is completely shat up with stinky Indians who actually hate and are jealous of white countries, desperately want to emigrate, but can't so they have to LARP as white people which only causes them to get more jealous and hate themselves more. Which is fucking hilarious, but for everyone else, there's shitloads of fake accounts posting trash for updoots.
 
Except you can still spoof it with css and html you gullible nigger. The who to follow section consistently updates, but in the video it doesn't.
Your "smoking gun" falls apart the second you actually use the site.

"Who to follow" is heavily cached. Click around for 20-30 seconds and it stays identical all the time, especially on mobile. That's not evidence of editing, that's just how twitter works.

The video shows new tweets loading on the timeline, loading spinners when she goes back to the profile, and follower counts changing. None of that happens if you just pause and edit the DOM.

Dozens of unrelated people posted the exact same "Joined July 2008, Israel" line in the same two-hour window before the feature got pulled. She faked all of them too?

It's not a gotcha, it's you not knowing how the platform loads.
 
Dead Internet Theory is old hat. We now have Indian Internet Theory. Nearly every person you see on the internet that you don't personally know is probably an Indian. The scariest part is only like half of all Indians have internet access so far. Once it gets close to 100 the internet will basically unusable unless we quarantine India's internet from the rest of the world like North Korea
Just a couple spots is all it takes
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Could we crowdfund to have those giant Chinese fishing convoys drag their anchors in a few key spots?
 
Ok we have video evidence and the website's AI bot saying it happened, but you think it still didn't happen? Ok.
yes, I think it's probably fake, injecting js/css or intercepting requests isn't very hard and it's funny enough as a hoax to be worth the effort. I also wonder if there's something about opera that makes this easier, I haven't looked at it in a decade.
CSS:
/* https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/styl-us/ */
@-moz-document url-prefix("https://x.com/") {
    div.r-1wtj0ep:nth-child(2) > div:nth-child(1) > div:nth-child(2) > div:nth-child(2) > span:nth-child(1) {
        color: transparent;
        &::before {
            color: rgb(113, 118, 123);
            content: "video evidence!!!";
        }
    }
}

inspect element -> copy -> css selector is helpful for this in firefox
 
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Your "smoking gun" falls apart the second you actually use the site.

"Who to follow" is heavily cached. Click around for 20-30 seconds and it stays identical all the time, especially on mobile. That's not evidence of editing, that's just how twitter works.

The video shows new tweets loading on the timeline, loading spinners when she goes back to the profile, and follower counts changing. None of that happens if you just pause and edit the DOM.

Dozens of unrelated people posted the exact same "Joined July 2008, Israel" line in the same two-hour window before the feature got pulled. She faked all of them too?

It's not a gotcha, it's you not knowing how the platform loads.
Let's say hypothetically my smoking gun is in fact a hose nozzle. You're still a sucker because you can manipulate a specific webpage with a script. Everything on that page is static. Other people reposting the same crop of a screenshot hardly counts for anything.
 
Let's say hypothetically my smoking gun is in fact a hose nozzle. You're still a sucker because you can manipulate a specific webpage with a script. Everything on that page is static. Other people reposting the same crop of a screenshot hardly counts for anything.
yes, I think it's probably fake, injecting js/css or intercepting requests isn't very hard and it's funny enough as a hoax to be worth the effort. I also wonder if there's something about opera that makes this easier, I haven't looked at it in a decade.

CSS:
@-moz-document url-prefix("https://x.com/") {
    div.r-1wtj0ep:nth-child(2) > div:nth-child(1) > div:nth-child(2) > div:nth-child(2) > span:nth-child(1) {
        color: transparent;
        &::before {
            color: rgb(113, 118, 123);
            content: "video evidence!!!";
        }
    }
}
xcss.mp4
inspect element -> copy -> css selector is helpful for this in firefox
You're both stuck on "one person could fake it locally." That's irrelevant.

Even if someone faked it perfectly on their own screen, it doesn't explain 40-50 different people, from random nobodies to Jack Posobiec, Glenn Greenwald, Cernovich, etc., all posting their own screenshots and videos of the exact same "Joined July 2008, Israel" line within the same two-hour window, on different devices, different crops, different time zones, and then having it vanish for every single person at the exact same moment when twitter killed the feature.

A local script or inspect-element trick doesn't travel around the planet and force X's servers to serve fake data to thousands of unrelated people at once.

That only happens when the server actually sent it, which is exactly what twitter did for a couple hours on the 21st while testing legacy-IP locations. They turned it off the second it started blowing up.

Everything else is just conspiracy cope to avoid admitting it was real for a minute.
 
if this is true we need to invade canada and Fallout those motherfuckers immediately
That screenshot is fake. This partisangirl twitter post, that doesn't match the screenshot but still shows that the account was created in Israel in 2008, seems legitimate.
Interestingly, while other accounts have "Account based in, "Connected via" etc, U.S. Government accounts do NOT have them from what I can see.
so we're occupied by israel, who seem to have an interest in making a spectacle out of anti-immigrant sentiment, so they either 1. realized replacing whites wont end will for them or anyone, 2. my theory about them wanting it to be a spectacle to guilt people or stir up hate against the right while not being effective in actuality is correct, 3 they do control america but in a more relatively hands off manner on some matter and they react in dumbass ways.
 
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