Judge mocks X for “vapid” argument in Musk’s hate speech lawsuit
Judge to X lawyer: “I’m trying to figure out in my mind how that’s possibly true.”…
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The Twit destroying Twitter is a Twaitor
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But the chefs kiss is the letter count.
X's new calling feature hurts your privacy — here's how to switch it off | TechCrunch
TechCrunch ran tests of the feature to analyze how the calling feature works and to understand the risks associated with it.
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Just like it can't buy him common sense, integrity, decency, or a grip on reality.
Apparently Musk is Trump's newest grifting target.
I wouldn't know, what with the paywall and all.
https://cyberplace.social/@GossiTheDog/112055549921655737
And unfortunately work filters block sites like 12ft.io so it won't let me generate a non-paywalled link. However, it also looks like Musk smelled a kindred spirit and (at least publicly) rejected the grift: https://www.reuters.com/world/us/mu...-either-us-presidential-candidate-2024-03-06/
Though not donating doesn't necessarily mean not supporting of course, considering we don't know what else may have been discussed in that meeting.
And unfortunately work filters block sites like 12ft.io so it won't let me generate a non-paywalled link. However, it also looks like Musk smelled a kindred spirit and (at least publicly) rejected the grift: https://www.reuters.com/world/us/mu...-either-us-presidential-candidate-2024-03-06/
Though not donating doesn't necessarily mean not supporting of course, considering we don't know what else may have been discussed in that meeting.
I mean, it wouldn't be the first time Elno said something that was complete BS, either. He's been promising "full self-driving" Teslas (and taking money for it) since 2012.
and Tesla may have killed Mitch McConnell's sister-in-law.
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Mitch McConnell’s billionaire sister-in-law Angela Chao made panicked last call before dying in ‘completely submerged’ Tesla on Texas ranch: report
Chao, the billionaire former CEO of dry bulk shipping giant Foremost Group, tragically died at the age of 50 on Feb. 10 after accidentally backing her car into the pond making a three-point turn.
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So now Musk wants to turn Twitter into TikTok literally and make it a video platform(as Vine watches from the afterlife).
This was going to start with a talk show he greenlit, with himself as the first interview guest.
And he promptly canceled it because he didn't like the questions.
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This was going to start with a talk show he greenlit, with himself as the first interview guest.
And he promptly canceled it because he didn't like the questions.
Don Lemon Says Elon Musk Canceled His X Show, Hours After Interview Taped for Debut Episode
The former CNN host interviewed the tech mogul last week, with the chat set to be the launch episode of his new 'Don Lemon Show.'
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I'm surprised he was able to cobble something together in the first place with the skeleton crew they have left.
It's also a testament to his stupidity that he bothered in the first place. He could have just waited for Biden to sign the bill forcing China to sell TikTok to an American company, and then just buy it outright instead of trying to build a competing service from scratch.
It's also a testament to his stupidity that he bothered in the first place. He could have just waited for Biden to sign the bill forcing China to sell TikTok to an American company, and then just buy it outright instead of trying to build a competing service from scratch.
He couldn't afford it now, which is why he opted to homebrew instead of looking like a damn fool when his offer got rejected.
Depends on who else is interested in outbidding him. Bluesky is too new to afford it either, Google and Meta are both out of the question because they already own competing platforms... Microsoft maybe? They've been big on growth by accretion lately. Hypothetically a bunch of investors could pool their resources and spin up a dummy corporation for the sole purpose of putting in a bid, but I don't see that happening.
Lately? That's been their MO since DOS 1.0
Joking aside. I can easily some private equity company gobbling it up and proceeding to run it into the ground within 5 years.
Assuming; you know, it's an american company that buys it, and not nationals from some sane capitalistic nation... if there is such a thing.
Depends, are we going on the tradition definition of "capitalist" that includes countries with robust infrastructure, sane regulations, and financial safety nets as long as the majority of what gets done is handled by private industries, or the modern definition that singles out countries that are actively working to tear down all that? (Which is pretty much just the US and to a lesser extent the UK.)