Twitter bans MyPillow corporate account after Mike Lindell uses it to circumvent personal Twitter ban

Neither the FOX or OAN pages have a current story about it

Their lawyers have probably weighed in, and told them that Dominion is going to collect a shit-ton of money from them as it is, and please don’t make the damages worse.

Longer than I could. I turned it on just in time to hear some guy saying, “And they’re telling us, ‘We’re air-gapped because we’ve got a firewall.’ Anyone who’s been to Hackathon knows—” and that’s when I turned it off.

The beclowning continues.

“I was hacked” is the new “The dog ate my homework”.

Mind you, if there is something to actually hack that Lindell is involved with, it wouldn’t surprise me to learn that various hackers had had a go for shits and giggles, nor that its firewall is the virtual equivalent of wet tissue paper.

Let me guess - he’s only consuming rainwater and grain alcohol?

Dominion lawyers, watching this:

Later he denied on stage that he ever said that even though the tweets he was reading had video.

This thread was linked in the WaPo article. A good read, if anyone missed it.

But there would’ve been a shipping and handling charge. Maybe $14.95, that was a common number for S&H for these tele-rip-off products.

But there’s more……that would’ve been $14.95 per pillow. Because the commercial says……we are doubling the offer, you’ll get two for the price of one, just pay additional shipping and handling. So you’d pay an additional $14.95, even though the two pillows were together in the same shrink-wrapped package. Even though there was not an option to buy just one.

So your $39.99 pillows really cost just under $70.

Someone needs to tell them that opening their mouths is a bad idea.

Upon rereading, I “think” that is supposed to be some of Lindell’s people saying that election officials were saying that. If that is correct, and if it’s not a lie, then those officials are idiots (I’m still of the opinion that Lindell’s people are also idiots, but I ain’t watching this shit any more). It’s still no proof of a hack.

I know next to nothing about how the intertubes work that deep but I’m just savvy enough to know an air-gap* has nothing to do with firewalls. The sentence pegged by BS meter so hard the needle broke.

*[mumble] decades ago one of my jobs in the navy was maintaining the in-house phone system we had for talking about sekrit stuff. It was entirely separate from the regular telephones, even autovon. Wish we’d thought of a cool phrase like ‘air-gap’ back then.

It’s got an air gap! And a firewall! And an earthing wire! And…watersports!

Choke collar! Hobbles!

Everything changed when the Fire Nation attacked.

Dude onstage just led the “crowd”, and I use that term very loosely, in the most godawful singalong of “God Bless America” I’ve ever heard.

But if you call right now, do you get a second one ABSOLUTELY FREE just pay shipping and handling?

And the ultimate test: does it make mounds & mounds of delicious coleslaw?

I used to service home lighting automation systems and whenever I went on a service call and found that a light wasn’t working because it was unplugged, my service report would say that the customer had inadvertently air-gapped the lighting fixture.

It even makes julienne fries! Admittedly that’s a terrible feature in a pillow but NOW HOW MUCH WOULD YOU PAY?

If anyone tuned in to the mess later than I did last night, did the bastard make any kind of surprise announcement? No matter how nonsensical it would have been, I’m just curious about the tease that kept his rubes at the pillow store.

This is a total shitshow. They’re claiming that people are hacking into their systems, and that’s why they can’t get any of their “expert analysis” up.