I went to doge.gov but could not navigate to the same results from op's link. What am I missing here?
DOGE is so smart and secure it left its database open-roro
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Barnyard96 said:
I went to doge.gov but could not navigate to the same results from op's link. What am I missing here?
I would assume you're missing a ton of brain damage
Barnyard96 said:
I went to doge.gov but could not navigate to the same results from op's link. What am I missing here?
The OP,s screenshot he robbed off a disinformation site.
Funky Winkerbean said:Barnyard96 said:
I went to doge.gov but could not navigate to the same results from op's link. What am I missing here?
The OP,s screenshot he robbed off a disinformation site.
He literally posted the link directly to the site.
Correct. The people who have access to "all of our information " left their website's database open to the public. Most people would consider this a demonstration of incompetency, or, at least, admit it was a mistake. But if its your guy, it never happened and nobody should concern themselves with it. And if you do, you are complicit in all waste, fraud and abuse that we believe the government is perpetrating.Funky Winkerbean said:
I also doubt that "all of our information " is on a publicly available server.
LOLFunky Winkerbean said:Barnyard96 said:
I went to doge.gov but could not navigate to the same results from op's link. What am I missing here?
The OP,s screenshot he robbed off a disinformation site.
It has the DOGE.GOV domain in the screenshot.
And the hacked webpage is still up on the DOGE.GOV website, for now.
https://doge.gov/workforce?orgId=7cd300eb-cf3f-47f5-90f1-9e66a8bc8d07&ref=404media.co
I dont care, and if there is actually a problem they will fix it. End of Threadrgvag11 said:Correct. The people who have access to "all of our information " left their website's database open to the public. Most people would consider this a demonstration of incompetency, or, at least, admit it was a mistake. But if its your guy, it never happened and nobody should concern themselves with it. And if you do, you are complicit in all waste, fraud and abuse that we believe the government is perpetrating.Funky Winkerbean said:
I also doubt that "all of our information " is on a publicly available server.
yikes OP getting her head crushed in
samurai_science said:I dont care, and if there is actually a problem they will fix it. End of Threadrgvag11 said:Correct. The people who have access to "all of our information " left their website's database open to the public. Most people would consider this a demonstration of incompetency, or, at least, admit it was a mistake. But if its your guy, it never happened and nobody should concern themselves with it. And if you do, you are complicit in all waste, fraud and abuse that we believe the government is perpetrating.Funky Winkerbean said:
I also doubt that "all of our information " is on a publicly available server.
I don't care, Margaret!
rgvag11 said:Correct. The people who have access to "all of our information " left their website's database open to the public. Most people would consider this a demonstration of incompetency, or, at least, admit it was a mistake. But if its your guy, it never happened and nobody should concern themselves with it. And if you do, you are complicit in all waste, fraud and abuse that we believe the government is perpetrating.Funky Winkerbean said:
I also doubt that "all of our information " is on a publicly available server.
Did Biden, your choice for President, demonstrate competency when he left our equipment in Afghanistan? Equipment that had hard drives on it..
rgvag11 said:Correct. The people who have access to "all of our information " left their website's database open to the public. Most people would consider this a demonstration of incompetency, or, at least, admit it was a mistake. But if its your guy, it never happened and nobody should concern themselves with it. And if you do, you are complicit in all waste, fraud and abuse that we believe the government is perpetrating.Funky Winkerbean said:
I also doubt that "all of our information " is on a publicly available server.
We are so distressed.
Please someone apply a cold towel to my head as I ponder the significance of someone being able to access a website that doesn't store critical information and is merely there to share findings.
The American public should shudder in fear
Citing Wired...rgvag11 said:rgag12 said:
OP is dense, but it does seem like a legitimate way libs would attack doge.
Put up a webpage claiming it be doge space and post sensitive information there. It would eventually be found out as a scam, but the means to an end.
Well, Wired calls the DOGE.GOV website "One Big X Ad". https://www.wired.com/story/doge-website-is-just-one-big-x-ad/
Love the deflection, tho
BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!
“Things weren’t gentle and politically correct in those days. We weren’t candy asses. Okay?”
-Frank Borman
“Who are you to doubt El Dandy? ‘Cause this guy’s a serious professional.”
-Bret Hart
-Frank Borman
“Who are you to doubt El Dandy? ‘Cause this guy’s a serious professional.”
-Bret Hart
These daily gotcha threads are getting rather stale.
"If you will not fight for right when you can easily win without blood shed; if you will not fight when your victory is sure and not too costly; you may come to the moment when you will have to fight with all the odds against you and only a precarious chance of survival. There may even be a worse case. You may have to fight when there is no hope of victory, because it is better to perish than to live as slaves." - Sir Winston Churchill
Did you miss this part on the page you keep leaking?rgvag11 said:LOLFunky Winkerbean said:Barnyard96 said:
I went to doge.gov but could not navigate to the same results from op's link. What am I missing here?
The OP,s screenshot he robbed off a disinformation site.
It has the DOGE.GOV domain in the screenshot.
And the hacked webpage is still up on the DOGE.GOV website, for now.
https://doge.gov/workforce?orgId=7cd300eb-cf3f-47f5-90f1-9e66a8bc8d07&ref=404media.co
The whole point is to have essentially a public bulletin board of... wait for it... its coming... PUBLIC INFORMATION!Quote:
This is DOGE's effort to create a comprehensive, government-wide org chart. This is an enormous effort, and there are likely some errors or omissions. We will continue to strive for maximum accuracy over time.
A couple of dweebs posting nonsense on that effort is about the same sophomoric approach people use when spamming message boards with misinformation, misleading topics, and links without context.
We should have a DOTE page (Dept of TexAgs Efficiency) to track untrue, misleading or clickbait posts.
Wired used to be a pretty dang good magazine for information... 20+ years ago.
Now its clickbait, advertising riddled, Top 10 tech wizadries just click here site. Zero, hell less than zero, credibility and completely biased.
Now its clickbait, advertising riddled, Top 10 tech wizadries just click here site. Zero, hell less than zero, credibility and completely biased.
That (dote) would cut the traffic in half.
Yup... I was a happy subscriber back in the day.flown-the-coop said:
Wired used to be a pretty dang good magazine for information... 20+ years ago.
Now its clickbait, advertising riddled, Top 10 tech wizadries just click here site. Zero, hell less than zero, credibility and completely biased.
“Things weren’t gentle and politically correct in those days. We weren’t candy asses. Okay?”
-Frank Borman
“Who are you to doubt El Dandy? ‘Cause this guy’s a serious professional.”
-Bret Hart
-Frank Borman
“Who are you to doubt El Dandy? ‘Cause this guy’s a serious professional.”
-Bret Hart
Please everyone. Just focus on the fascist nazis that were given access to use tech on government databases to root out wasteful spending and corruption. And for heaven's sake, you must ignore all the wasteful spending and corruption they are finding. Our democracy depends on you ignoring it. It's a constitutional crisis if you don't. You must pretend the 40% of your earnings the government steals from you is spent wisely and efficiently to protect you and democracy and that evil nazis like Elon Musk are trying to steal your personal info on public government databases and end democracy.
Just FYI, the "hackers" that manipulated the source datasets for the website agggregator very likely violated federal law.
This, to me at least, is more damaging than grannies taking selfies in the Capitol rotunda. Will these people have their lives ruined by the FBI, corrupt DAs and be put in solitary confinement to rot with rats, roaches for 4 years?
This, to me at least, is more damaging than grannies taking selfies in the Capitol rotunda. Will these people have their lives ruined by the FBI, corrupt DAs and be put in solitary confinement to rot with rats, roaches for 4 years?
Your side had a congress critter on the House Intelligence Committee who was banging a Chinese spy, but this is what gets your knickers in a twist?
Even if someone hacked that web app and changed the HTML or JS doesnt mean they have access to the database tables. In fact, in most cases the developer of an app often doesn't have access to the tables once an app goes on-line. That fact alone tells me that the OP has no idea what the hell he is talking about and just throwing poo against the wall.rgvag11 said:oh no said:
If hackers found a vulnerability on the DOGE website they just spun up to keep their activity transparent, then that is further proof that the government better get right back to spending billions of OUR money on gay and trans stuff in foreign countries then. for democracy of course.
/ritaarded leftist logic
Our people looking though all the personal data held by the Feds left their website database open. Nothing to see here.
/ritaarded logic
Anyone who thinks that Elon and his team of whiz kids are accessing that governmental data in order to steal the identity and 'wealth' of some internet nut named Ribeye-Rare may need to scale back a tad on the consumption of Thunderbird 'fortified' wine and MD 20-20.
Besides, I imagine all the bad actors in Eastern Europe already have that info and decided 'why bother.'
Besides, I imagine all the bad actors in Eastern Europe already have that info and decided 'why bother.'
clearly you don't understand. even though Joe Biden scolded that you would need F16s and nukes, unarmed grannies taking selfies almost cost us our democracy.flown-the-coop said:
Just FYI, the "hackers" that manipulated the source datasets for the website agggregator very likely violated federal law.
This, to me at least, is more damaging than grannies taking selfies in the Capitol rotunda. Will these people have their lives ruined by the FBI, corrupt DAs and be put in solitary confinement to rot with rats, roaches for 4 years?
Wins on our side:
Wins on their side:
Beat your chest lib, beat it hard.
- Criminal illegal immigrants rounded up and deported
- Billions of dollars of WFA uncovered
- Activists in agencies across the board fired or resigned
- DEI cancelled
- Cabinet positions confirmed
- Activist NGO's and their money laundering schemes defunded
- Gulf of America
- Tariffs getting results
- American fear and respect across the globe
- the list goes on......
Wins on their side:
- Somebody hacked a harmless website and posted some funny text on the front page
Beat your chest lib, beat it hard.
The best way to keep evil men from wielding great power is to not create great power in the first place.
OP is only whining as a means to discredit DOGE. Anything to keep the leftist gravy train running on time.
flown-the-coop said:Did you miss this part on the page you keep leaking?rgvag11 said:LOLFunky Winkerbean said:Barnyard96 said:
I went to doge.gov but could not navigate to the same results from op's link. What am I missing here?
The OP,s screenshot he robbed off a disinformation site.
It has the DOGE.GOV domain in the screenshot.
And the hacked webpage is still up on the DOGE.GOV website, for now.
https://doge.gov/workforce?orgId=7cd300eb-cf3f-47f5-90f1-9e66a8bc8d07&ref=404media.coThe whole point is to have essentially a public bulletin board of... wait for it... its coming... PUBLIC INFORMATION!Quote:
This is DOGE's effort to create a comprehensive, government-wide org chart. This is an enormous effort, and there are likely some errors or omissions. We will continue to strive for maximum accuracy over time.
A couple of dweebs posting nonsense on that effort is about the same sophomoric approach people use when spamming message boards with misinformation, misleading topics, and links without context.
We should have a DOTE page (Dept of TexAgs Efficiency) to track untrue, misleading or clickbait posts.
It is a "This is DOGE's effort to create a comprehensive, government-wide org chart", so I am guessing there is no corporate, company, government , personal information on this site.
Among the latter, under pretence of governing they have divided their nations into two classes, wolves and sheep.”
Thomas Jefferson, Letter to Edward Carrington, January 16, 1787
Thomas Jefferson, Letter to Edward Carrington, January 16, 1787
Funky Winkerbean said:
I also doubt that "all of our information " is on a publicly available server.
Unless it's in a broom closet. Then nothing to see here.
flown-the-coop said:Did you miss this part on the page you keep leaking?rgvag11 said:LOLFunky Winkerbean said:Barnyard96 said:
I went to doge.gov but could not navigate to the same results from op's link. What am I missing here?
The OP,s screenshot he robbed off a disinformation site.
It has the DOGE.GOV domain in the screenshot.
And the hacked webpage is still up on the DOGE.GOV website, for now.
https://doge.gov/workforce?orgId=7cd300eb-cf3f-47f5-90f1-9e66a8bc8d07&ref=404media.coThe whole point is to have essentially a public bulletin board of... wait for it... its coming... PUBLIC INFORMATION!Quote:
This is DOGE's effort to create a comprehensive, government-wide org chart. This is an enormous effort, and there are likely some errors or omissions. We will continue to strive for maximum accuracy over time.
A couple of dweebs posting nonsense on that effort is about the same sophomoric approach people use when spamming message boards with misinformation, misleading topics, and links without context.
We should have a DOTE page (Dept of TexAgs Efficiency) to track untrue, misleading or clickbait posts.
You actually think DOGE's database was suppose to be OPEN?
LOL.
The godless left never ceases to amaze...or disgust...me.
It is insane how angry and unhinged they are becoming over a small team uncovering and exposing insane amounts of waste and corruption.
Liberals are sick in every way imaginable. Just horrible people.
It is insane how angry and unhinged they are becoming over a small team uncovering and exposing insane amounts of waste and corruption.
Liberals are sick in every way imaginable. Just horrible people.
How did them singing "What side are you on?" not make the list of wins for Dems?American Hardwood said:
Wins on our side:
- Criminal illegal immigrants rounded up and deported
- Billions of dollars of WFA uncovered
- Activists in agencies across the board fired or resigned
- DEI cancelled
- Cabinet positions confirmed
- Activist NGO's and their money laundering schemes defunded
- Gulf of America
- Tariffs getting results
- American fear and respect across the globe
- the list goes on......
Wins on their side:
- Somebody hacked a harmless website and posted some funny text on the front page
Beat your chest lib, beat it hard.
https://videos.dailymail.co.uk/video/mol/2025/02/12/5114278930865407036/640x360_MP4_5114278930865407036.mp4
BTW, Congress used to have some dignity way back in the day...
It's literally impossible to leave a database open in a public cloud. You'd have to go out of your way to do that. They are built-in with security to prevent this. They don't to get sued.
They should have kept their information on paper in a salt mine. That's the best way to do it I've heard.
When this all blows over, while OP create a new sock?
It never startedHeineken-Ashi said:
When this all blows over, while OP create a new sock?
You may recall how bulletin boards work. It is a place for people to post and share information.rgvag11 said:flown-the-coop said:Did you miss this part on the page you keep leaking?rgvag11 said:LOLFunky Winkerbean said:Barnyard96 said:
I went to doge.gov but could not navigate to the same results from op's link. What am I missing here?
The OP,s screenshot he robbed off a disinformation site.
It has the DOGE.GOV domain in the screenshot.
And the hacked webpage is still up on the DOGE.GOV website, for now.
https://doge.gov/workforce?orgId=7cd300eb-cf3f-47f5-90f1-9e66a8bc8d07&ref=404media.coThe whole point is to have essentially a public bulletin board of... wait for it... its coming... PUBLIC INFORMATION!Quote:
This is DOGE's effort to create a comprehensive, government-wide org chart. This is an enormous effort, and there are likely some errors or omissions. We will continue to strive for maximum accuracy over time.
A couple of dweebs posting nonsense on that effort is about the same sophomoric approach people use when spamming message boards with misinformation, misleading topics, and links without context.
We should have a DOTE page (Dept of TexAgs Efficiency) to track untrue, misleading or clickbait posts.
You actually think DOGE's database was suppose to be OPEN?
LOL.
You may also want to better understand that there are these things called web submission forms that push information to a database. This forum is such a site. You draft information, submit it and it goes to db16.
If you have followed the rules, then the information remains. If you have violated the rules and posted misinformation or false information, it will be reviewed.
If you hack someone's account to post the information, you have broken the terms of this website.
For these "hackers", there is a reason they wished to "remain anonymous". People engaging in activities which may violate the law typically seek anonymity.
Form the OP link...
Quote:
Two different web development experts who asked to remain anonymous because they were probing a federal website told 404 Media that doge.gov is seemingly built on a Cloudflare Pages site that is not currently hosted on government servers. The database it is pulling from can be and has been written to by third parties, and will show up on the live website.
Both sources told 404 Media that they noticed Doge.gov is pulling from a Cloudflare Pages website, where the code that runs it is actually deployed.
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