Call it Blubber, a post is a blub, make the icon a whale. Re-blubbing.Should have named it "Y". Then we would have people yeet.
It's gold!
Call it Blubber, a post is a blub, make the icon a whale. Re-blubbing.Should have named it "Y". Then we would have people yeet.
If people ask him why, he could just say "Yes". Way better than X.Should have named it "Y". Then we would have people yeet.
What would we call people on Twitter? Y-tes?If people ask him why, he could just say "Yes". Way better than X.
I like this typeface better:If anyone is looking to start a business, here are some great logos for your company.
Papyrus!!!I like this typeface better:
staring intensifiesPapyrus!!!
YeahhhhmphWhat's Twitter? This is the X thread
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I read it in an article today. You're right.oh no he's had this stupid X idea in his head for 20+ years. he tried to change paypal to X and they kicked him out
TwitteX will be dead by then.So do we need a thread title change or do we wait until there is enough brand awareness for people to know what X means?
This is why Twitters failure is so funny. He keeps sticking his nose into everything like hes an all-knowing prophet so seeing him completely screw up the thing he's obsessed with is hilarious.Tweet
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A third to a quarter.You have to wonder what his true motives are. It’s cartoonishly inept the way he is running the company. Legitimately like a teenager has been handed the keys.
I wonder what the true worth of the company is now compared to what he paid. Maybe half?
According to the Guardian, a company involved in the takeover values Twitter at a third of what Musk paid for it.You have to wonder what his true motives are. It’s cartoonishly inept the way he is running the company. Legitimately like a teenager has been handed the keys.
I wonder what the true worth of the company is now compared to what he paid. Maybe half?
Fidelity, an asset manager that held a stake in Twitter worth about $20m after Musk acquired the business for $44bn, said in a corporate filing that its stake was now worth just under $6.6m. That would value the overall company, now officially called X Holdings Corp after Musk’s early venture X.com, at just $14.75bn.
I sort of feel like I missed out. Never really used it beforehand except for guest viewing betting tips once in a while, but early on in the takeover spent time, funnelled from this thread, looking at it from here due to the funny Musk memes. Ended up seeing lots of unrelated interesting articles on a bunch of subjects (Science, nature, film/literature etc) from industry experts. Just as I started to see the appeal, some weird decisions were made that negatively impacted the experience. One of the main ones being the whole blue checkmark thing that allows them to buy in and get grouped at the top in replies. So instead of interesting or witty replies at the top, I get spammed with the loons stating "the vaccines killed a dozen people on my street" and that "crypto is king check out what I'm working on here".I have never liked or used twitter, so this is just funny to see from the outside.
He makes Zuckerberg look like an antisemitic fascist?I read it in an article today. You're right.
It is really like Succession if the kids stayed in charge. Completely governed by impulse. He makes Zuckerberg look like Henry Ford.
TwitteX will be dead by then.
He makes Zuckerberg look like an antisemitic fascist?
He might be the biggest tool in the world at this point. He's on about a year and a half streak where everything he touches starts to reek of shit. Absolute dog cnut.
Just checked it out, it's actually not bad considering it's Musk's. Would recommend.To be fair to Musk his video site xvideos is top notch
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Am I missing something? What is X supposed to stand for?I remember loving watching wrestling in the 90s, which made me a fecking dork but even as a late 90s prime dork, I would still look down on the type of wrestling fans who loved d'generation X with it's 'X' branding because even the biggest dork could see what a lazy, crude and obvious insignia it was. It was obviously designed for the lowest of the low. Juvenile shit, utterly lacking in any imagination.
And coming from a wrestler fan is saying a lot of how sad it isI remember loving watching wrestling in the 90s, which made me a fecking dork but even as a late 90s prime dork, I would still look down on the type of wrestling fans who loved d'generation X with it's 'X' branding because even the biggest dork could see what a lazy, crude and obvious insignia it was. It was obviously designed for the lowest of the low. Juvenile shit, utterly lacking in any imagination.
10Am I missing something? What is X supposed to stand for?
I came across this guy once, claims "X" is used as a code, regarding secret technology. I wouldn't put it past Elon to be into this:Am I missing something? What is X supposed to stand for?
They won’t worry one bit. Their legal teams will handle the fallout on that front and they’ll just stand by and watch until all the lights are switched off for good on Twitter or X or whatever the feck he calls it today.Tweet
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Yeah, he was into alien technology when he built his X.com to be ultimately booted out by Peter thiel of all people out of Paypal.I came across this guy once, claims "X" is used as a code, regarding secret technology. I wouldn't put it past Elon to be into this:
AKA the Car Guard business model. Learning from the best."if you don't pay us, our absolutely shitty operation against preventing impersonation and phishing might hurt your business."
The worst take in the thread.I remember loving watching wrestling in the 90s, which made me a fecking dork but even as a late 90s prime dork, I would still look down on the type of wrestling fans who loved d'generation X with it's 'X' branding because even the biggest dork could see what a lazy, crude and obvious insignia it was. It was obviously designed for the lowest of the low. Juvenile shit, utterly lacking in any imagination.
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