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Why are we doxxing these people, theyre running the same rat race as everyone else and doing a job the government we voted for is paying them to do. Is this supposed to be a petty revenge?
I’m not doxing, you’re doxing.
They could simply not work for a fascist. That’s what I’m doing, and I’m doing fine
Which congressional bill gives them power?
They know why they are in that department and job. They want to take an active part in dismantling their own government.
Fuck these people.
Honestly, I don’t think they really understand why they’re there.
They’re in their twenties. Some of them are college students. I think at least one is a literal teenager.
Musk chose these children because they don’t have the life experience to understand the consequences of their actions.
Cut billions of dollars in aid to the poorest people in the world? Without having any authority to do it? An average person would stop and think “how many people are going to die from this?” Or, more selfishly, “what consequences will I face in the future if I do something so fundamentally evil?” Or, more practically, “is what I’m doing legal, and will Trump and Musk throw me under the bus and claim I acted without orders if I get criminally charged for this?”
These kids aren’t thinking about long-term consequences. They’re thinking “the richest man in the world chose me to transform America and I have to live up to his expectations”.
Blind loyalty. That’s it.
It’s why armies recruit men young.
You’re not wrong that they might not realize the consequences. But the consequences are still real. I would much prefer that the consequences of their actions are things like cyber bullying and phishing instead of things like WW3 and yet another holocaust
Exactly. That’s why making it harder for them to dismantle the government is actively helpful to multiple nations, and being able to spoof emails from others on that list is probably the best way to get around any filters. Not that I’d ever advocate for doxxing. Nope. Definitely noone should ever do that or anything else illegal ever.
Sounds like a similar excuse the concentration camp guards used after WWII
I had agency and a moral compass in my late teens and twenties.
They are literally killing children and babies same as if they were standing there stepping on their little faces and leaving bloody footprints in their wake. No sympathy for child killers.
Same sentiment as Hitler’s followers
I learned about Nazis and “just following orders” before 6th grade. 20 year olds are not infants.
Poorest people in the world? Why are the poorest people in the world the USA’s problem?
Pre edit: Oh, lol. I just typed this out and realized you were the same guy from elsewhere in the comments. Feel free to completely disagree with me, but I’m leaving this here for others that want to read and think.
There are a lot of great answers to the question, how about this one.
When the USA spent 6.5 billion anually (started with George Bush) it prevented 20 million people from being able to spread HIV each year. This includes to children that would be born with HIV. Now you might not have the empathy to consider investing that for foreign adults and children at the cost of double what just Elon Musk got last year in government contracts, but let’s change from HIV to the next Covid. What would happen to the rate of infection globally if 20 million more people from some of the poorest countries became vectors of a highly contagious deisease? That sounds like a problem for the USA to me.
Cut billions of dollars in aid to the poorest people in the world? Without having any authority to do it? An average person would stop and think “how many people are going to die from this?” Or, more selfishly, “what consequences will I face in the future if I do something so fundamentally evil?” Or, more practically, “is what I’m doing legal, and will Trump and Musk throw me under the bus and claim I acted without orders if I get criminally charged for this?”
These kids aren’t thinking about long-term consequences. They’re thinking “the richest man in the world chose me to transform America and I have to live up to his expectations”.
You’ve almost got it right. An average person would stop and think about shit like that. A psychopath would not.
They may be young adults, but they are still adults. Adults still go to prison for doing stupid shit that gets people killed. All of these adults are getting people killed. Literally.
these children
I’m sorry but no. When I was younger than that I was following the news. I remember listening to Dubya and Obama’s state of the union speeches and such. I remember being horrified at each war being declared. I remember how civil rights were given or taken away depending on the weather. And before that I was having debates with my teammates about religion and politics in and out of school.
All this to say, besides that I was quite insufferable and still may be, is that I was refining my values and my morals along the way. I knew what was right from wrong, I knew where the boundaries lay, and I knew that certain actions by authorities were bad. And I was damn young. I don’t think I’m smarter than the average person, but I know damn well what I was thinking back then.
Don’t underestimate young people. These people know very well what they’re doing.
Oh this is a nice one.
Hmmm, erm71… Interesting attempt to hide
To save everyone time, here’s a draft set of productivity bullets for “turtle tester”:
- Conducted thorough evaluations of turtle shell durability and structural integrity under various simulated environmental conditions.
- Monitored and recorded turtle behavior to assess mobility and adaptability in controlled habitats.
- Ensured all testing procedures adhered to ethical standards and guidelines for animal welfare.
- Collaborated with team members to analyze data and improve testing methodologies for accuracy and efficiency.
- Prepared detailed weekly reports summarizing findings and providing actionable recommendations for ongoing research.
It’s important Elon Musk knows these things.
Elon Musk strikes me as an individual who doesn’t like turtles at all. He is therefore cursed, and shall never see the light of Heaven.
With a quick google, what are the chances that erm71 is code for “Elon Reeve Musk 1971”.
There no way that a tech savvy individual would do something as simple as use his name and DOB for usernames and email addresses… Whats his password “teslarulez1971!”?I’m sure that is exactly what it means. The point was to hide it a little bit, it’s not the standard first.last of everyone else but to make it still uniquely identifiable as musk. It’s not a completely unheard of practice to hide potential high spam targets. The goal isn’t to completely hide, just make it slightly harder to find
That’s security through obscurity, and it doesn’t work in the long run.
No it does not. Neither does having a password as they can be leaked or cracked or who knows what. Turning off tcmp echo on your router won’t stop all bad actors but it will stop some. All security practices are just small steps to make it slightly harder for bad actors.
There is no such thing as perfect security, but there’s a big difference between trying to obscure something confidential between two parties (a password) and trying to obscure information that by design must be shared with other parties (an email address).
Outside of diligently using disposable alias addresses, obscuring an email is an exercise in futility. The biggest point of failure in security is the human, and all it takes is a single person to leak it. With all the people that need to communicate with Musk over email, the opportunity for that to happen is far higher than the chance of something like someone successfully cracking a hash.
I 100% agree with you. But I’ll also admit that I email people ALL the time and I have no idea what their email alias is. I just hit reply.
I absolutely agree with you that even with a rotation musk’s email alias will get leaked. I’m just agreeing with you that it was security through obscurification and it would have worked if one of the emails got leaked. A thousand people would have tried variations of elon.musk@ i am willing to bet none of them would have tried erm71@
And let’s face it that man has an auto forward on his email lmao
This is why scraping LinkedIn works so well. Using the consistent email format gets you to your target easily. I’ve used it to get the contact info of the CTO of American Airlines before (his auto-reply included his cell number.)
Obviously it’s teslarulez69420!!!
Erm, what the sigma? ☝️🤓
How many of these people are subscribed to Scientology Today?
Sign them up for pornhub and xhamster accounts too.
Addresses such as these are not really secret.
Nor should they be.
Wow, sure would be a shame if someone steganographically embedded all the info into a bunch of meme images and then posted them, wouldn’t it?
Is there a service out there that’s the opposite of Incogni?
I need to look into it more but my understanding is all of those services are kind of bullshit. They’ll knock out a few things but also they become part of the problem, especially if you stop paying.
I hear you. One of those ‘you shouldn’t have to pay for a service like this’ moments.
In a moment of weakness, I signed up for Incogni. I was getting 3/4 phone calls a day that weren’t leaving messages and it was getting overwhelming.
I will say, somewhat anecdotally because I’m too busy to crunch the numbers, but it doesn’t seem like the spam email, phone calls and text messages I get have dropped dramatically. My wife too.
I’m here just to say I love y’all. What he’s doing right now is directly affecting me and my job. This support means a lot. Thank you <3
what exactly is Elon doing right now? I feel like I’m not up to speed
He is ripping out U.S government parts, laying off workers without any regard to consequence, and fiddling with parts of the government which shouldn’t be fiddled with.
He is also doing all the above while removing Congress approved funds. Congress controls the purse, not Elon Musk who may or may not be the head of DOGE (it varies based on who you ask or if you are under a court order).
ahh right, that
that’s what happens when you grant power to a fool I guess ://
trump ceded power to president ELON, because elon paid almost 300mil for trumps presidency.
Americans didn’t grant him power, that’s a big part of the problem.
my comment wasn’t really directed at Americans
still tho, he was granted power by the other fool who was granted power by Americans
Several fools*
hes indiscriminately firing any federal agency workers, especially the agencies that were investigating him. and its allegedly said in the news hes trying to “distance himself from all the firings”
We need to fuck up their system, no matter how. Never surrender.
Are these the hitmen Musk brought in, or are they the ones that already worked there?
Already worked at DOGE before Elon?
Last I read there were about 60 employees, all “temporary workers.”
I imagine since this list is only partial, these are the first 36 (with Musk included).
Worked at the United States Digital Service (USDS) before it was renamed doge and had its priorities completely rewritten. Maybe half were laid off, and then 21 resigned in protest. So 45-ish people left from the agency’s previous incarnation.
what a fumble lmao, guess they’re going to have to improve their spam filters.
This is wild! Nice info.
So what newsletters did they sign up for today? Are they active member of NAMBLA yet? Or horse penis weekly? Man this erm71 guy is really into weird stuff.
Last Name First Name Display Name Email Address Aimontetti Justin Aimontetti, Justin W. Justin.W.Aimontetti@doge.eop.gov Altik Jacob Altik, Jacob R. Jacob.R.Altik@doge.eop.gov Armstrong Anthony Armstrong, Anthony J. Anthony.J.Armstrong@doge.eop.gov Balajada Jennifer Balajada, Jennifer Jennifer.Balajada@doge.eop.gov Beynon Alexandra Beynon, Alexandra T. Alexandra.T.Beynon@doge.eop.gov Biasini Riccardo Biasini, Riccardo N. Riccardo.N.Biasini@doge.eop.gov Bobba Akash Bobba, Akash N. Akash.N.Bobba@doge.eop.gov Boizelle Ashley Boizelle, Ashley S. Ashley.S.Boizelle@doge.eop.gov Bryant Emily Bryant, Emily L. Emily.L.Bryant@doge.eop.gov Burnham James Burnham, James James.Burnham@doge.eop.gov Coristine Edward Coristine, Edward H. Edward.H.Coristine@doge.eop.gov Davis Steven Davis, Steven M. Steven.M.Davis@doge.eop.gov Elez Marko Elez, Marko Marko.Elez@doge.eop.gov Farritor Luke Farritor, Luke E. Luke.E.Farritor@doge.eop.gov Fox Joshua Fox, Joshua Joshua.Fox@doge.eop.gov Hanley Joshua Hanley, Joshua A. Joshua.A.Hanley@doge.eop.gov Holmes Stephanie Holmes, Stephanie M. Stephanie.M.Holmes@doge.eop.gov Killian Gautier Killian, Gautier C. Gautier.C.Killian@doge.eop.gov Kmiec Keenan Kmiec, Keenan D. Keenan.D.Kmiec@doge.eop.gov Lahera Nicholas Lahera, Nicholas Nicholas.Lahera@doge.eop.gov Lindemann Kendall Lindemann, Kendall M. Kendall.M.Lindemann@doge.eop.gov Musk Elon Musk, Elon R. em7i@who.eop Peters Noah Peters, Noah Noah.Peters@doge.eop.gov Rajpal Nikhil Rajpal, Nikhil Nikhil.Rajpal@doge.eop.gov Ramada Adam Ramada, Adam Adam.Ramada@doge.eop.gov Raynor Austin Raynor, Austin L. Austin.L.Raynor@doge.eop.gov Schutt Kyle Schutt, Kyle L. Kyle.L.Schutt@doge.eop.gov Shaotran Ethan Shaotran, Ethan Ethan.Shaotran@doge.eop.gov Smith Brad Smith, Brad M. Brad.M.Smith@doge.eop.gov Stanley Christopher Stanley, Christopher A. Christopher.A.Stanley@doge.eop.gov Wick Jordan Wick, Jordan M. Jordan.M.Wick@doge.eop.gov Wiles Susan Wiles, Susan S. Susan.S.Wiles@who.eop Young Christopher Young, Christopher J. Christopher.J.Young@doge.eop.gov Why is the Lone Muskateer who.eop.gov when everyone else seems to be doge.eop.gov?
idk.
Susan W near the bottom is also “who”. She is White House Chief of Staff, so maybe that indicates White House employees differently from doge-specific employees.
based
Thank you. I just printed out a PDF of your written list. Here’s hoping it finds it way into the court of a future Nuremberg trial.
Print it out onto a million fortune-cookie-paper-sized pieces of indestructible paper and send them to the wind. Let microplastics do some good for once.
From :
https://lemmy.world/comment/15525618@almost1337@lemm.ee
and
@FrenziedFelidFanatic@pawb.socialNice, comma-separated array of strings for wherever that might be useful ;)
mailing list
email_addresses = [ “Justin.W.Aimonetti@doge.eop.gov”, “Jacob.R.Atik@doge.eop.gov”, “Anthony.J.Armstrong@doge.eop.gov”, “Jennifer.Balajada@doge.eop.gov”, “Alexandra.T.Beynon@doge.eop.gov”, “Riccardo.N.Biasini@doge.eop.gov”, “Akash.N.Bobba@doge.eop.gov”, “Ashley.S.Boizelle@doge.eop.gov”, “Emily.L.Bryant@doge.eop.gov”, “James.Burnham@doge.eop.gov”, “Edward.H.Corstine@doge.eop.gov”, “Steven.M.Davis@doge.eop.gov”, “Marko.Elez@doge.eop.gov”, “Luke.E.Farritor@doge.eop.gov”, “Joshua.Fox@doge.eop.gov”, “Joshua.A.Hanley@doge.eop.gov”, “Stephanie.M.Holmes2@doge.eop.gov”, “Gautier.C.Killian@doge.eop.gov”, “Keenan.D.Kmiec@doge.eop.gov”, “Nicholas.Lahera@doge.eop.gov”, “Kendall.M.Lindemann@doge.eop.gov”, “erm71@who.eop.gov”, “Noah.Peters@doge.eop.gov”, “Nikhil.Rajpal@doge.eop.gov”, “Adam.Ramada@doge.eop.gov”, “Austin.L.Raynor@doge.eop.gov”, “Kyle.L.Schutt@doge.eop.gov”, “Ethan.Shaotran@doge.eop.gov”, “Brad.M.Smith@doge.eop.gov”, “Christopher.Stanley@doge.eop.gov”, “Michael.M.Wick@doge.eop.gov”, “Susan.S.Wiles@who.eop.gov”, “Christopher.J.Young@doge.eop.gov” ]
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Nice!
It looks like many of them have already been signed up for dick pills. Mixing business and pleasure?
I bet they’re home addresses haven’t.
Now that’s what I’m talking about!!
I have definetely made a few typos though.
*definitely 😉
I’ve given up on trying to spell that word tbh.
tbh
It’s spelled “too”.
To Be Honest
Too be honest?
I know.
Was joking that their “hard time spelling that word tbh” was the word “too” misspelled “tbh”.
