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Fiddling around his own ass trying to find a clue…
He definitely posed like that on purpose. In other words, more adolescent humor from the guy with the social maturity of 13-year-old boy who's constantly masturbating into his socks.
"Free speech absolutism" is right-wing codespeak for their free speech supercedes your right to vocally disagree with them.I'm really starting to wonder if this Elmo guy is really a free speech absolutist.
"Free speech absolutism" is right-wing codespeak for their free speech supercedes your right to vocally disagree with them.
My favorite part is how Twitter accuses them of stifling free speech by…speaking.Elon Musk's X Corp sues anti-hate group over its research
After threatening to do so, X Corp (aka Twitter) has filed a lawsuit against The Center for Countering Digital Hate (CCDH).www.engadget.com
And Elmo has moved from threatening to suing.
Sometimes I contemplate signing up and pay 8$ just to go trolling.Lmao, now people who paid for the $8/month subscription can now hide their checkmarks...
Twitter Blue subscribers can now hide their blue checks
Now nobody can tell if you paid for Twitter or not.www.theverge.com
We've come full circle. First it was about being verified, then you could pay to be verified, and now you can hide being verified, thus eliminating the whole point of having the blue check mark to begin with and highlighting the true reason for charging money for it: to simply milk the Elmo-stans.
It only makes sense, all real supporters of X would naturally spurn a checkmark it being the polar opposite. Coincidentaly of course X always represented the wrong choice... its marketing genius for his clear plan to file for bankruptcy, hes got the subliminal messaging going now to drive people away.Lmao, now people who paid for the $8/month subscription can now hide their checkmarks...
Twitter Blue subscribers can now hide their blue checks
Now nobody can tell if you paid for Twitter or not.www.theverge.com
We've come full circle. First it was about being verified, then you could pay to be verified, and now you can hide being verified, thus eliminating the whole point of having the blue check mark to begin with and highlighting the true reason for charging money for it: to simply milk the Elmo-stans.
Musk, who claimed earlier this year that AI would destroy civilization and all research needed to be stopped immediately, now says his AI is going to scrape every tweet ever twitted to learn how to imitate human speech.
Elon Musk Will Train His AI Project Using Your Tweets
Musk sheds more light on his plans for xAI, a new startup to counter OpenAI's ChatGPT and Google's Bard. 'We are definitely the competition,' he says.www.pcmag.com
So, will it start churning out pornographic Nazi cat shit posts?
Just as soon as Mexico pays for Trumps Wall.Mf'ers can't even get spaces to work right and they're going to start on trading and financial products. Haha.
However Musk's personal opportunities for securities fraud certainly would expand dramatically...
One typically has to have a credit rating and free cash to market securities and banking products - which "X" certainly doesn't meet (credit ratings all withdrawn for lack of information).Mf'ers can't even get spaces to work right and they're going to start on trading and financial products. Haha.
However Musk's personal opportunities for securities fraud certainly would expand dramatically...
Lmao, now people who paid for the $8/month subscription can now hide their checkmarks...
Twitter Blue subscribers can now hide their blue checks
Now nobody can tell if you paid for Twitter or not.www.theverge.com
We've come full circle. First it was about being verified, then you could pay to be verified, and now you can hide being verified, thus eliminating the whole point of having the blue check mark to begin with and highlighting the true reason for charging money for it: to simply milk the Elmo-stans.
At the beginning of the story, Sneetches with stars discriminate against and shun those without. An entrepreneur named Sylvester McMonkey McBean (calling himself the Fix-It-Up Chappie) appears and offers the Sneetches without stars the chance to get them with his Star-On machine, for three dollars. The treatment is instantly popular, but this upsets the original Star-Bellied Sneetches, as they are in danger of losing their special status. McBean then tells them about his Star-Off machine, costing ten dollars, and the Sneetches who originally had stars happily pay the money to have them removed in order to remain special. However, McBean does not share the prejudices of the Sneetches and allows the recently starred Sneetches through this machine as well. Ultimately, this escalates, with the Sneetches running from one machine to the next...
"...until neither the Plain nor the Star-Bellies knewwhether this one was that one... or that one was this one...or which one was what one... or what one was who".
This continues until the Sneetches are penniless and McBean departs as a rich man, amused by their folly.