Comments by "Tiago D\x27Agostini" (@tiagodagostini) on "Elon Musk Gets HUGE Leak From Inside Twitter As Employees WISH For A Mass Exodus Totally Backfires!" video.

@nt78stonewobble No. To add your code to the system you do not just write it. You write in your machine, but to be deployed you must insert your login and password. No developer is stupid enough to share his GIT password with someone else, because it is as dangerous as sharing your bank account password. If you do not commit the code with your password it is NOT merged into the system. These repositories are also distributed, so each person when they make a code checkout they have a full copy and history of ALL changes that everyone ever made and ANY of these copies is enough to reconstruct the whole thing.. You cannot even remove older commits because it is easily trackeable that there was a new version deployed on day X but there is nto anymore the code that generated that version (explicit fraud detected). The only way to hide this is if they had in parallel 2 code bases . Every time someone change something in one, someone changed something different and innocuous in other and at same time kept resulting in the very same exact binary hash code. That is a level of tinfoil that is unthinkable... that is more complex than making space ships.
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@Gr3nadgr3gory Yup. But speech is speech, not publish other people information (people in left has in the last few days resorted to that to say why speech should not be free, because people could publish data that is private to you). Speech is opinion, not data that you have stolen.
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That does not exist people. If you do not develop code do not speak about it. There is code versioning. it is extremely easy to find if something like that happened, and if someone did who did it.
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