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>It shouldn’t be a surprise that companies – and for our field, technology companies specifically – working with the defense industry tends to raise eyebrows. With things like the genocide in Gaza, the threats of genocide and war crimes against Iran, the mass murder in Lebanon, it’s no surprise that western companies working with the militaries and defense companies involved in these atrocities are receiving some serious backlash. With that in mind, it seems Red Hat, owned by IBM, is desperately trying to scrub a certain white paper from the internet. Titled “Compress the kill cycle with Red Hat Device Edge”, the 2024 white paper details how Red Hat’s products and technologies can make it easier and faster to, well, kill people. Links to the white paper throw up 404s now, but it can still easily be found on the Wayback Machine and other places.

Archive: https://archive.today/jlJG3 From the post: >>It shouldn’t be a surprise that companies – and for our field, technology companies specifically – working with the defense industry tends to raise eyebrows. With things like the genocide in Gaza, the threats of genocide and war crimes against Iran, the mass murder in Lebanon, it’s no surprise that western companies working with the militaries and defense companies involved in these atrocities are receiving some serious backlash. With that in mind, it seems Red Hat, owned by IBM, is desperately trying to scrub a certain white paper from the internet. Titled “Compress the kill cycle with Red Hat Device Edge”, the 2024 white paper details how Red Hat’s products and technologies can make it easier and faster to, well, kill people. Links to the white paper throw up 404s now, but it can still easily be found on the Wayback Machine and other places.
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An interesting comment from the article... "Red Hat has been “altering” Internet captured history for a very very very long time. IYKYK.... people are so brainwashed that they won’t accept my personal testimony nor my “proof”. We are sheep.

I don’t think they are alone btw in this. But the idea of “proof” being Googled-sources, or even Wayback Machine, these things aren’t “good enough”… or ….maybe “truth” has been redefined?

Stories to tell. But since Google, Wayback and now, AI, are “the truth”… nobody listens, and nobody cares."

truth and honesty is out there it's just hard to find