r/technology Jan 08 '25

Social Media Zuckerberg says he’s moving Meta moderators to Texas because California seems too ‘biased’

https://www.theverge.com/2025/1/7/24338305/meta-mark-zuckerberg-moving-meta-moderators-texas-california-bias
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u/rushmc1 Jan 08 '25

In the same way that the second half of the Hitler story is more complicated.

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u/Gillemonger Jan 08 '25

+1 Sex with Hitler 2 wasn't as easy to follow

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u/Siberwulf Jan 09 '25

Wait until you get to the Neinth one

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u/Timorim Jan 09 '25

Had a hard time telling if he was cumming or Göring

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u/Fresh_Fluffy_Unicorn Jan 08 '25

He basically invented the term 'Sex, Drugs, & Rock n roll'...

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u/Closersolid Jan 08 '25

Looking forward to a similar ending though

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u/nascentt Jan 08 '25

I know you mean his demise, but your comment could be interpreted to mean everything before that point.

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u/yeah_deal_with_it Jan 08 '25

Underrated response

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u/omggold Jan 09 '25

Minus the world war and genocide right??

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u/AGreasyPorkSandwich Jan 08 '25

That artist turned into a real wanker in the second half

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u/bonerb0ys Jan 08 '25

I liked the end

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u/CoffeeFox Jan 09 '25

I'm a fan of the ending, at least.

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u/Plank_With_A_Nail_In Jan 08 '25

No one has made a movie about the first half though, not even the middle which is really interesting, just the dull part with him in his bunker at the end.

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u/chytrak Jan 08 '25

there is one called Hitler: The Rise of Evil

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u/ReferenceObject Jan 08 '25

Love the movie showing how much of an asshole Zuckerberg is. The final line ruins the whole narrative of how Facebook started by trying to redeem him.

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u/OldManBearPig Jan 08 '25

The final line doesn't ruin the movie for me, but I agree it's lame and sours it a little bit.

The first scene in the bar with his girlfriend is probably one of the best pieces of dialogue though, and tremendously accurate, not just for Zuck.

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u/binhpac Jan 09 '25

I personally find this girlfriend arc and motivation for making social network awkward, just because in real life he was already dating his now wife.

Thats part of the story i think its too far from the reality. But i guess the filmmakers needed that girlfriend arc so the viewer could understand that he was an asshole or so.

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u/Cuchullion Jan 08 '25

I mean, he's already played Lex Luthor...

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u/cwtguy Jan 09 '25

What's different for the second half?

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u/men_with-ven Jan 10 '25

Currently Aaron Sorkin is working on what he has described as a spiritual sequel to The Social Network based on social networks involvement on January 6th 2021.