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@bagder Thank you for sharing this. Very interesting history.

Thank you very much for making the tool I've been using for most of my life both professionally, personally, and completely behind the scenes.

@benroyce Web admin had to type and or copy/paste 'furry' into httpd, cloudfront, nginx, or whatever reverse proxy they are using.

It may have already been in the clipboard... no judgement.

One more edit - Given that this is an official government site - I'd venture to guess to make this work the admin had to do this on between 4-8 individual systems/servers.

While I'd love to believe it was a 1 time settings change in a single location, I do not believe it was that efficient. This redirect was tedious work for some poor bastard.

@benroyce Sadly... depends on their allegiance at this point. Hopefully laughing

@benroyce Nope a technical person had to put in a manual redirect for the double R mistake.

Quite literally a specific directive or regex is described to find it on the web server to ensure it goes to the right place.

@benroyce Important to note additional extra characters properly 404: https://rutherford.house.gov/media/press-releases/rutherford-statement-operation-epic-furrrrrrrrrrrrry

@benroyce Evidence of FURRY redirection --- well... that's telling.

The amount of effort to fix this in this sort of way is significantly greater than the amount of work just to not ever even respond to a web request that has the word 'furry' in it.

The level of incompetence is high - OR perhaps an intentional funny from some technical people that can say "OOPS". Hopefully the latter.

@benroyce NO - You do not redirect that shit.... YOU 404 it. DUMBASS

@benroyce LOL... the fact that someone had to put in a manual redirect in a cloudfront, nginx, or httpd config from furry to fury is absolutely amazing.

*edit - the redirect is still working so the 'furry' is part of the infrastructure.

AMAZING!

@countablenewt @lowqualityfacts BANG BANG!

@lowqualityfacts METH*od acting. The best.

@lowqualityfacts The timing on when that bag was placed in the cup is doing a lot of work here.

@verge In a location that requires two party consent would they be required to extend the drive-through interaction by first informing you this order will be monitored, processed, and recorded just like a support phone call?

@lowqualityfacts This fact seems true and may be of high quality... now I'm suspicious.

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