a BBC tech newsletter attributed the attack on the Internet Archive to Have I Been Pwned, which is like blaming the weather service for hurricanes. https://view.email.bbc.com/?vawpToken=PXK7BQYTXZHE7E5HKHJHMC7V3M.60238
(they've apologized to Troy Hunt and said they'll put a correction in the next newsletter)
This being the BBC, I am certain that they will learn from their mistakes until the next time some technologically-complex failure rolls around, at which point they will attribute a BitCoin crash to Molly White.
@Lazarou @0xabad1dea wow, chip on your shoulder much?
The BBC employs more than twenty-two thousand people across the organisation, the UK and the rest of the world.
Are you considering all the technicians and engineers? The local TV news and radio broadcasters and technical staff? The overseas reporters? The porters, cleaners, security staff? The video and sound recordists?
No, you've just got it in for Claudia Winkleman and Jeremy Paxman, haven't you?
@WiteWulf @0xabad1dea not a single person I know who has worked in the BBC could ever be called anything remotely Working Class
Bye bye middle class reply guy 👋
@0xabad1dea glad they apologized to Troy, but waiting a day to publish a correction or retraction is kinda weak when they can publish incorrect "information" instantly via email.
"We regret the error."
For shame, BBC. You should do better.
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