To be fair, they only said it was Pretty Good Privacy...

Why was the article written in such a way as to make the manufacturer/drug company out to be the “bad guy” or there was some sort of racial animus/fat shaming happening?

Of course. I thank you again for reading, and thanks for the support

You’re one of the best young writers on this site and I appreciate your non-snark response. While I may not always agree with the subject matter, you have a very professional approach to your work and I always enjoy reading your articles. Thank you for the response!

Hi there, thanks for your comment. To address the first part of your inquiry, the “evidence” is Mr. Moses told this to me directly, in person. Secondly, I think you’ve misinterpreted his quote. He’s not saying “let’s never bring white men on board.” He’s saying, let’s make the room more diverse and make those people…

Do you have any evidence of Mr. Moses saying that middle aged white men are not wanted on flights? I don’t see a NASA scientist making comments like this. If you can present evidence I will eat crow and admit my wrongness.

“Men are trash” is simply not the same thing as sexist attacks on women, because you don’t face the systemic oppression that makes sexist slurs so toxic

“Twitter, like many Silicon Valley tech companies, also imports plenty of talent from elsewhere in the world”

You’d think a company like Uber would have outsourced this work to an independent contractor.

You know that the tech industry in the Bay Area is predominantly asian right?

anyone that lives in silicon valley knows the tech industry here is not predominantly white.

Yeah really. Gizmodo better be careful who they offend here. Your bread and butter is from tech loving readers. Which last time I checked included tech workers. And really just like sports athletes, it’s not tech workers fault there is a shortage of tech workers in this country that companies want to pay a lot for…

No, you’re not missing anything.

Are women somehow blocked from getting these loans? I don’t understand the sneering references to “tech bros” or “brogrammers” as if the potential recipients of these loans are doing something wrong or are somehow bad people. Is this just a poorly thought-out veneer of attitude to try to make the article more…