what is more interesting, is how does that affect any existing or new laws that deal with social media

remember how that last sex trafficking law made websites responsible if they have a sex traffickers on their platform? Is twitter now exempt from this because if they try to take down twitter if someone is selling sex slaves and they haven't noticed, would that violate this ruling?

so can twitter ignore such behavior and be safe so long as trump has a twitter account?

yall seen this elon musk tweet? https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/999357298861486080

remember, the government just decided they are not allowed to mess with people's access to trumps tweets

yes, and i find it funny MSM jumped right to Trump when it was clearly just Elon ragging on bad press/hit pieces on Tesla

as if we needed more proof it is all about politics and not news

well, i guess is should say a senior report for verge. idk if that counts as MSM

https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/999367582271422464

guess musky hasn't heard of the knife media https://www.theknifemedia.com/

also, someone suggested snopes and politifact hah

"They need some sort of program to get women into stem"

I wholeheartedly believe that by and large women do not want stem careers

which explains the gap

I would love to see it, being in a stem field myself.. they just don't seem to want to..

even in my stem company, women are not in the mroe technical positions.. but in the more social position... marketing, management, project management, account management

that pesky thing called personal preference

I know

hmm, does software engineering count as STEM?

and there's nothing wrong with it

im sure it does

you mean software development/programming

?

yes

Yeah that's STEM

wonder if cyber security counts too then.

yes

Science, Technology, Engineering, Medicine

idk why, but forgot the t stood for technology

sure as fuck doesn't stand for Trap, or Tranny

so given that i am a software engineer, you still sure its STEM? because aren't people in STEM supposed to be smart or something? lmao

what kind of software engineer?

erm, yes.

right now full stack/enterprise

ah

working mostly in C#, although supporting legacy C++ applications

I know a ton of people in STEM that aren't necessarily smart

but can follow directions

true

i.e. half my classmates

when i was in school

the other half were smart but couldn't follow directions