Meta
stratechery.com
Meta
1–10 of 210 posts
Re: Meta
#2It looks like a pretzel or the bag end of male genitalia.
Re: Meta
#3Sorry but I just don’t like this name. The rebrand seems appropriate given the expanded ambition. What was wrong with horizon?
Re: Meta
#4Sorry but I just don’t like this name. The rebrand seems appropriate given the expanded ambition. What was wrong with horizon?
Because it starts with M and has 4 letters.
Re: Meta
#5MAKE EVERYTHING TRUMP AGAIN
Re: Meta
#6>The fact that Facebook is uniquely held responsible for the societal problems engendered by the Internet does, I suspect, stem from the fact that Zuckerberg is an obvious target. How many people concerned about anti-vax rhetoric, for example, can even name the person in charge of YouTube, a far more potent vector?
This article makes a very cogent point: Zuckerberg has too much baggage with the general public and Meta would be much better off if he stepped out of the light.
Re: Meta
#7Nice article.
It's amazing how much bike-shedding there is here around the name and logo, and how little capacity most have for what these changes actually mean.
Meta is going full in on the metaverse... so that's going to be hitting some critical mass fairly soon (less than a decade). And that's nuts. We should take this time to enjoy living before that moment. Who knows what changes it will bring, but surely enough that there will be no going back.
Re: Meta
#8>The fact that Facebook is uniquely held responsible for the societal problems engendered by the Internet does, I suspect, stem from the fact that Zuckerberg is an obvious target. How many people concerned about anti-vax rhetoric, for example, can even name the person in charge of YouTube, a far more potent vector? This article makes a very cogent point: Zuckerberg has too much baggage with the general public and Met…
Sorry but YouTube is not a far more potent vector.
Facebook and Zuckerberg were fairly blamed because they actively developed features that amplified misinformation, and refused to take any action to curb their damage.
Re: Meta
#9This is truly an optimistic take. Mark's "maybe no one else would bother building this if I don't" ethos is inspiring. But, man, that can justify absolutely anything. It seems like an expensive hobby, like Rod Stewart's model trains. Impressive, amazing, had to be built by that one person or it never would have been made....but, it's gratifying to only that one person, too.
Re: Meta
#10It looks like a pretzel or the bag end of male genitalia.
It looks like a morose Visual Studio icon