They're only saving $12 billion.
And it still won’t get a Republican vote.
Joe Biden is now POTUS
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And it still won’t get a Republican vote.
Democrats just lost the governor’s mansion in New Jersey.
Democrats are dumb. So far Trump gave people more than this bitch ass Biden. Good luck in 2022
False comparison....
How retarded is this. They really negotiating with themselves.
What you gonna do about it? To shook to names? We know u wanna run for president show and prove.
Wait a minute.
GA passed a law that makes it illegal to hand out food and water to people waiting in line to vote
Wow
GA passed a law that makes it illegal to hand out food and water to people waiting in line to vote
Wow
It's total disrespect to all black people that has repeatedly tried to punish the over policing, but they let a white woman say something about how he talked to them to get federal investigations in high speed.....
I'm Saying It Right Now.....Trump Will be Back in White House in 2024.....#see ya at the revolution
Some people want u to believe the conspiracy while cacs get to first hits on the vaccines while conspiracy runs amok in our communities, that tells u who really has vested interest in black folks getting over this pandemic
The party of less government is at it again.
Negrodamus Strikes again!!!
Far-Right Platform Gab Has Been Hacked—Including Private Data
Far-Right Platform Gab Has Been Hacked—Including Private Data
The transparency group DDoSecrets says it will make the 70 GB of passwords, private posts, and more available to researchers, journalists, and social scientists.www.wired.com
Holy Shit... I pulled an Ultimate Negrodamus on this one..
He fucked up..
Gab's CTO Introduced a Critical Vulnerability to the Site
A review of the open source code shows an account under the executive's name made a mistake that could lead to the kind of breach reported this weekend.
OVER THE WEEKEND, word emerged that a hacker breached far-right social media website Gab and downloaded 70 gigabytes of data by exploiting a garden-variety security flaw known as an SQL injection. A quick review of Gab’s open source code shows that the critical vulnerability—or at least one very much like it—was introduced by the company’s chief technology officer.
The change, which in the parlance of software development is known as a “git commit,” was made sometime in February from the account of Fosco Marotto, a former Facebook software engineer who in November became Gab’s CTO. On Monday, Gab removed the git commit from its website. An imagine on a site that provides saved commit snapshots shows the February software change.
The commit shows a software developer using the name Fosco Marotto introducing precisely the type of rookie mistake that could lead to the kind of breach reported this weekend. Specifically, line 23 strips the code of “reject” and “filter,” which are API functions that implement a programming idiom that protects against SQL injection attacks.
This idiom allows programmers to compose an SQL query in a safe way that “sanitizes” the inputs that website visitors enter into search boxes and other web fields to ensure that any malicious commands are stripped out before the text is passed to backend servers. In their place, the developer added a call to the Rails function that contains the “find_by_sql” method, which accepts unsanitized inputs directly in a query string. Rails is a widely used website development toolkit.
“Sadly Rails documentation doesn't warn you about this pitfall, but if you know anything at all about using SQL databases in web applications, you'd have heard of SQL injection, and it's not hard to come across warnings that find_by_sql method is not safe,” Dmitry Borodaenko, a former production engineer at Facebook who brought the commit to my attention wrote in an email. “It is not 100% confirmed that this is the vulnerability that was used in the Gab data breach, but it definitely could have been, and this code change is reverted in the most recent commit that was present in their GitLab repository before they took it offline.”
Ironically, Fosco in 2012 warned fellow programmers to use parameterized queries to prevent SQL injection vulnerabilities. Marotto didn’t respond to an email seeking comment for this post. Attempts to contact Gab directly didn't succeed.
Besides the commit raising questions about Gab’s process for developing secure code, the social media site is also facing criticism for removing the commits from its website. Critics say the move violates terms of the Affero General Public License, which governs Gab’s reuse of Mastodon, an open source software package for hosting social networking platforms.
Critics say the removal violates terms that require forked source code be directly linked from the site. The requirements are intended to provide transparency and to allow other open source developers to benefit from the work of their peers at Gab.
Gab had long provided commits at https://code.gab.com/. Then, on Monday, the site suddenly removed all commits—including the ones that created and then fixed the critical SQL injection vulnerability. In their place, Gab provided source code in the form of a Zip archive file that was protected by the password “JesusChristIsKingTrumpWonTheElection” (minus the quotation marks).
Representatives from the Mastodon project didn’t immediately respond to an email asking if they shared the critics’ concerns.
Besides questions about secure coding and license compliance, the Gab git commits also appear to show company developers struggling to fix their vulnerable code.
Gab’s security breach and behind-the-scenes handling of code before and after the incident provide a case study for developers on how not to maintain the security and code transparency of a website. The lesson is all the more weighty given that the submission used the account of Gab’s CTO, who among all people should have known better.
Gab's CTO Introduced a Critical Vulnerability to the Site
A review of the open source code shows an account under the executive's name made a mistake that could lead to the kind of breach reported this weekend.
Why? I’m sure the real president has a million new bills he’s ready to sign on his first day back.
I hopecongress doesn’t extend this indefinitely.
Against you. They want you to have nothing but want you to show up every 2 years.
She doesn’t have to make stupid faces in her videos.
Do something about it. Bill Barr isn’t there anymore but I’m sure his spirit is alive and well.
if they’re bored look into Rick Perry.
He was safe under Trump and didn't need to do anything because was aligned with Trump/republican controlled senate.
Now the dems are in complete control and he doesn't like it one bit because he's a republican. Just like how Sheriff Clark was a republican but ran as a democrat.
Manchin thinks he's going to bring order and civility back to the Senate. In his mind, he thinks he's some kind of modern day folk hero. In reality, he's just a dumbass that doesn't see the handwriting on the wall. But he's not the only one.
These asshats acting like it's business as usual for the way they run things are going to fuck up what little chance of recovery we have left.
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Please. The same scum bags who claimed children in cages were a horrific thing are quieter than a mouse suffering from constipation.
Nadler looks like a fool standing there. They need to stop doing victory laps and get back to passing bills.
They passed this bill last year. I wasn't aware they had to reintroduce it (may have expired). If they had to reintroduce this bill, then they most definitely will have to reintroduce the Emmett Till Anti Lynching Bill.
If a bill doesn't get signed into law during a legislative session, you have to create a new bill in the next session . That's if you get re-elected. They had 400 bills dead on arrival last session + new ones that they have to address. They really don't have time to take any days off. Some that were passed in the last session may not make it to the floor for a vote.