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robot_jeans t1_jedx25e wrote

They do know that an account can be created anonymously right? This is how it will go down. Github will release the account info, the user email will be elonisadouche at gmail. Now they will have to get a court order to find out from google who elonisadouche is.

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paranoid_horse t1_jee0qwx wrote

elonisadouche wouldnt use gmail bro

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gk99 t1_jegk2x7 wrote

Wonder if GitHub allows creation from GuerillaMail and similar.

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NotShey t1_jegkr0h wrote

I'm sure you can create an account from any custom domain you want.

Hell, no reason you couldn't host your own mail server in a VPS in Argentina and be more or less entirely unidentifiable.

As long as it can receive mail it should work.

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Vicariouslysuffering t1_jee0cxq wrote

Plot twist, it was Elon doing it to get money from insurance or something.

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m_Pony t1_jeejpsq wrote

it was easy to figure out because elonisadouche at gmail is the account Elon uses to sign up for free shit

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RevRagnarok t1_jee0q1q wrote

(Emphasis mine:)

> The subpoena specifically requires GitHub to disclose the name, address, telephone number, email address, social media profile information, and IP address of any user associated with the account that uploaded the code, which goes by the username “FreeSpeechEnthusiast”— perhaps a nod to Elon Musk’s fallible attempts at being a “free speech absolutist.” GitHub must also provide Twitter with the same information of anyone who downloaded the code from FreeSpeechEnthusiast’s posting.

LOL idiots you don't need to log into GH to download...

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hitsujiTMO t1_jeesmec wrote

No, but your IP is likely logged.

And I bet anyone who pulled it while on Starlink will lose their account and get a strongly worded letter.

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p0stmodern- t1_jeemhmp wrote

good fucking luck, I found someone who leaked a bunch of personal information of mine on GitHub and despite me giving GitHub multiple forms of ID to confirm who I am, linking to it multiple times and examining in detail why they should take it down I've spent the past week getting canned "sorry, nothing :)" responses from support

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ImATrickyLiar t1_jeeyu66 wrote

That’s the difference between a court order and an email.

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Past_My_Subprime t1_jefatvn wrote

> Twitter believes the source of the leak could be an engineer that left the San Francisco office at some point last year.

Well, that narrows it down.

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RudeRepair5616 t1_jefjeqt wrote

Court also orders "baddies" to "stop doing that".

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Icy-Letter-3514 t1_jedzzw2 wrote

Pasty Satan gets his source code.. can now go back to the sunless underworld he came from

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