It's "Twitter Freedom Friday!"

What does any of that have to do with the fact that Musk himself says it is broken?
I don’t speak for Musk. With 5,000 fewer people, Ive noticed no difference in performance, reliability or functionality. It’s great that he wants to make it better.
 
he's pushing his own memes into people's feeds because he's a petulant child.

grow the fuck up and call it what it is for once.
I get that his tweets really bother you. Pro Tip: you can scroll right past them or avoid the app all together. Other than a few minor feature changes, performance, functionality and reliability are the same or better despite eliminating 5K employees.
 
I see Musk is again the world's richest human.
Not anymore. Homie took a biiiiig nosedive at the end of the year thanks to his stunting.

sure, he can still afford dinner every night at Le Bernadin, but since keeping score seems to be the point for his fanbois, let's keep it a buck, so to speak. :D

His money blew your wokeism and the FBI platform away.
Those last year nothingburgers you bust your nuts over did absolutely zilch. Barely anyone even remembers them shits.

You can keep knocking your knees over "marxist wokeism," though. :ROFLMAO:
 
We understand that your hero worship blinds you but Musk didn't become the richest man again by blowing money on Twitter, brainiac.
Where did I say that? I could not care less how much money he has or how he spends it. You’re too funny.
 
And the hits keep comin'!

Twitter says source code was leaked on GitHub, now it’s trying to find the culprit​

https://www.theverge.com/2023/3/27/...ce-code-leak-github?utm_source=tldrnewsletter

The NYT notes that the source code maybe have been public for several months before being removed —
the GitHub profile associated with the DMCA takedown lists a single (non-public) code contribution from early January.
The name of the account is listed as “FreeSpeechEnthusiast,” in an apparent reference to
Twitter CEO Elon Musk calling himself a “free speech absolutist” in the past.
 
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