I don't even know why this was ever a question. Of course he's dumping out the actual verification process in favor of a mere subscription service. Why would he preserve an authentication system for something that he openly believes is just a clout symbol?
He's Louis XVI except the debt he has to pay off is for a much dumber reason.I'm just in absolute shock that his removal of the lords and peasants system is, basically, one of those "buy a lordship online" scams. It just seems crazy short-sighted to completely shoot your platform's biggest advantage in the foot, and the changes he's making are being done in a way that even if people wanted to throw money at him to preserve their Twitter experience at the level it was pre-Elon, they literally can't. Setting aside people, this is going to be an absolute shotshow for any brand that wants a presence on the platform.
I know he has fanboys but he can't seriously think there's enough of them to make this make financial sense.
He's Louis XVI except the debt he has to pay off is for a much dumber reason.
It baffles me that Twitter's video compression is so bad no matter your connection. It's like watching YouTube at 240p through a steamed up window.Who doesn't want to pay to watch videos with Twitter's terrible compression?
Twitter owes $1 billion a year just in interest payments now apparently.Did Elon borrow money from some loan-sharks that will break his legs if he doesn't pay them by Sunday? It's just so chaotic. Like what would paying people a few weeks to at least make sure you know all the passwords hurt?
Even if bought by "accident", there should have been some kind of plan to make things smooth if making money is that big of a concern right away.
I honestly don't think that's going to happen this time. Twitter has barely struggled to keep going as is despite being so popular. That isn't really going to inspire companies to create their own, unless they have an ulterior motive.lol. Hopefully from it's ashes something better comes along. Usually that's how this works.
I honestly don't think that's going to happen this time. Twitter has barely struggled to keep going as is despite being so popular. That isn't really going to inspire companies to create their own, unless they have an ulterior motive.
That system is gonna fall apart within the hour it's made available.Folks pulling an all nighter right now, only to find out they are gone tomorrow. Cruelty is the point
It baffles me that Twitter's video compression is so bad no matter your connection. It's like watching YouTube at 240p through a steamed up window.
Twitter owes $1 billion a year just in interest payments now apparently.
What are the chances noone tomorrow recieces severance package.
Subscribers would not need their identities authenticated to get the check mark, the documents suggested.
Oh god yesSome amazing new ideas from Musk have surfaced including charging folks to send direct messages to each other and charging people to watch videos:
Elon Musk, Under Financial Pressure, Pushes to Make Money From Twitter
The billionaire and his advisers have discussed adding paid direct messages, fees to watch videos and other features to the service.www.nytimes.com
LawsuitsWhat an absolute idiot. Check marks lend credibility to the site. Once it turns into imposter chaos, Twitter will implode.
He had some crazy ideas that people told him wouldn't work, that did work.Is he really this stupid? I mean I don't hold him in high regard, but his changes are what a highschooler would do. Not something that a person in the tech field for decades would think up.
That is what DMs to blue checked reporters are forThank you for continuing to adhere to Twitter policies that prohibit you from discussing confidential company information on social media, with the press or elsewhere.
I'll just never understand having this much unearned self confidence. It's insane to me.He's been backed into a corner by not being allowed to back out of the deal. Chickens coming home to roost and all that.
He had some crazy ideas that people told him wouldn't work, that did work.
So now there's basically no one who can tell him his ideas are bad.
I'd be select+all deleting critical infrastructure file systems at that point. Or installing one of those delicious viruses that encrypt data hostage for crypto. Let it all burn.Folks pulling an all nighter right now, only to find out they are gone tomorrow. Cruelty is the point
Considering what they're forcing people to work now I'd be shocked if they didn't leave en masse. I got laid off during COVID and i know exactly what you mean. I wouldn't go back to them even if they asked.Ice cold.
I been through layoff scenarios in my IT career. I survived them all. It does leave a bad taste in your mouth about the company. I wouldn't be surprised if there is an exodus that happens because of this.
Perhaps. Given Twitters business model doesn't leave much for growth. It literally solves one problem really well.
People probably waiting for year end bonuses or their RSU to vest if it's around the corner. Hope they get it.Considering what they're forcing people to work now I'd be shocked if they didn't leave en masse. I got laid off during COVID and i know exactly what you mean. I wouldn't go back to them even if they asked.
I'll just never understand having this much unearned self confidence. It's insane to me.
The coward signed the emails as "Twitter". At least say it with your chest your piece of shit.
View: https://twitter.com/Anthony/status/1588330366791819271?s=20&t=BMyK1PMQjHm-4H6vET7gpA
I have a pit in my stomach for these folks.
The coward signed the emails as "Twitter". At least say it with your chest your piece of shit.
View: https://twitter.com/Anthony/status/1588330366791819271?s=20&t=BMyK1PMQjHm-4H6vET7gpA
I have a pit in my stomach for these folks.
The coward signed the emails as "Twitter". At least say it with your chest your piece of shit.
View: https://twitter.com/Anthony/status/1588330366791819271?s=20&t=BMyK1PMQjHm-4H6vET7gpA
I have a pit in my stomach for these folks.