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Red Teams, Bug Bounties and Freelance Hackers
For the past year, an enterprising bunch of freelance hackers has been publicizing on social media how they’ve ... See more
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Joe Pompeo • “There Has to Be a Line”: Substack’s Founders Dive Headfirst Into the Culture Wars
Another write up by @om about Meta’s approach to growth.
This time he breaks down Zuck’s timeless strategy of copying everything. https://t.co/SlUju8Jhlv
18 years ago, only one Duke student went on mainstream media to defend the Duke lacrosse players
His name is Stephen Miller
Next year, he will become the Deputy Chief of Staff of the Trump White House https://t.co/PkPnKwuo8w
Jack Poso 🇺🇸x.com
Black women are behind the latest wave of co-working/social spaces designed to make people of color feel safe, celebrated and prioritized.
I wrote about a few of these spaces—@ethelsclub, @blackbird_house and @anokohouse—in my latest for @forbes below:
https://t.co/95D4KCWPry
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