Pro@programming.dev 1 week ago
In case it isn’t clear, the Ars Technica post is expected to hit the front page, while the ProPublica ones are expected to die, despite being the original source of the info.
Pro@programming.dev 1 week ago
In case it isn’t clear, the Ars Technica post is expected to hit the front page, while the ProPublica ones are expected to die, despite being the original source of the info.
Onomatopoeia@lemmy.cafe 1 week ago
Lol, “Post removed by mods”… Pretty damn transparent aren’t they?
Not that anyone should be surprised. Never think for one minute that any story is wholly the truth - there’s always some element someone is trying to hide, by getting us to focus on something else.
(This isn’t a criticism of you, OP, just a general observation about how power brokers have been using the “news” to manipulate perception since Hurst in the 1800’s when he used his paper to influence opinion about a labor strike or something, I forget exactly what.)
An interesting article on the history of this issue.
Powderhorn@beehaw.org 1 week ago
Not sure who this “Hurst” guy is.