They actually likely did this due to SEO. Google was allegedly in the process of removing tweets from the search index because they weren’t accessible. This happens automatically for most sites.
This feels like an extremely basic thing to miss. Something 10 seconds of thought would have fixed.
I guarantee you whoever pushed this to prod knew exactly what was going to happen, but the super genius(🤮) in charge is always right and must never be questioned.
Does anyone else think a lot about the incredible irony of western freedom-loving democracies being fine and dandy with the fact that nearly 100% of workplaces are top-down dictatorships? Even when you're "given" freedom to act independently, it's always predicated upon your decisions and actions aligning with the wishes of your superiors. The second that isn't the case, you get your marching orders, and you can either comply or fuck off.
It would be one thing if employment were "optional" to some degree, or there were always more jobs than people to do them, but so many people are one missed paycheck or medical emergency away from homelessness, you basically have no choice but to grin and bear it.
This is hilarious. You don't change your mind about a new policy unless it was absolutely terrible and threatened your business. I can't see twitter surviving much longer; how are they even going to make money?
They could probably survive off of elon's surplus cash alone for a few years
But he's a deadbeat who doesn't pay his bills like Trump. He's squatting sand isn't paying rent, so there's no way he's using his own money for that
I saw one reporter describe it as if Costco decided to make every checkout "10 items or less."
What is a Costco?
Assuming you're genuinely asking. It's a retail store primarily in the US that is for buying items in bulk.
Also trying to establish itself in the EU. One store is in Sweden now.
Twitter 2.0 is really just a startup company
I read that as standup comedy, and I'll stick with that
And the number of people surprised...?
And yet Fritter doesn't work right now. Are they blocking 3rd party apps like Reddit, or is it something with Fritter?
Fritter works by scraping the twitter website, so it should be working. The only issue is however that the website changed a lot so I guess the scraping strategies don't work as well now.
always be fail whalin'
I love your username! It's so hard to come up with a good one, but that's one is great!
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