According to posters on the previous page (here), there is nothing wrong with this because the account name didn't change and don't you have everyone's Twitter handle memorized? No? Well it isn't a security risk, it's your inability to know Twitter.And... the $8 checkmark is back & better than ever. You too can post wonders like the following, or impersonate a government official, complete with a blue checkmark. While this LeBron fake post was taken down (eventually) by one of the handful of remaining Twitter moderators, no way they can catch a fraction of the mess folks like Russian bot storms can make impersonating government officials and public figures to spread fake claims & influence, not just in English or just the US of course but in multiple languages across multiple countries...
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From another poster: how long until someone imitates the Fed, with a blue check mark, and announces a rate hike...
Now we just need some narcissistic billionaire asshole to buy facebook.
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A new song idea for Weird Al - Burning money for nothing. Tweeting shit ain't free.Elon motto: Fail fast and fail often.
But that is only works if you improve on the design between iterations... otherwise you're just burning money. Elon. Burning money. For nothing.
A new song idea for Weird Al - Burning money for nothing. Tweeting shit ain't free.
Now look at this yo-yo, that's the way you do itnailed it
Yeah to me it is clear he had no plan going into this, destroying Twitter or otherwise. I think he likes Twitter and decided to buy it on a whim. Now he's paying the price.
I thought it was because his girlfriend/wife/ex-wife/wife/ex-wife/side piece got all butthurt about Babylon Bee getting their acct suspended?My impression is that Musk got butthurt over something he read on Twitter and bought the company so he wouldn't have to read such things again. I wonder if the investment banks backing his purchase were dumb enough to accept Twitter as collateral?
This is a much bigger issue than Twitter/Elon but the whole "If you don't happily accept the massive change in the terms of your employment, you are quitting" thing needs to go away. If a company over night decides you have to move, or work vastly different hours, etc and you refuse, it should be a firing/layoff not a resignation.
A cautionary tale or just a funny one?
This is a much bigger issue than Twitter/Elon but the whole "If you don't happily accept the massive change in the terms of your employment, you are quitting" thing needs to go away. If a company over night decides you have to move, or work vastly different hours, etc and you refuse, it should be a firing not a resignation.
