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I'm constantly getting Something went wrong, but don’t fret — let’s give it another shot. Firefox’s Enhanced Tracking Protection (Strict Mode) is known to cause issues on x.com Edit: kinda makes the whole "we didn't change our privacy policy" kinda sus lmao.
More likely to be due to a mistake not caught in QA.
I can’t believe it took them this long to figure out how to change their root domain; it’s been quite some time since their official name change.
I can’t believe it took them this long to figure out how to change their root domain; it’s been quite some time since their official name change.
Probably says something about how things were done in Twitter v1
I can’t believe it took them this long to figure out how to change their root domain; it’s been quite some time since their official name change.
I can’t believe it took them this long to figure out how to change their root domain; it’s been quite some time since their official name change.
Probably says something about how things were done in Twitter v1
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Probably says something about how things were done in Twitter v1
Does it? I’d say the more likely commentary is that if you fire all your engineers you lose all of the institutional knowledge.
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Probably says something about how things were done in Twitter v1
... MuskTwitter being completely unable to do anything says stuff about _pre_-MuskTwitter? That's some impressive blame-shifting.
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Does it? I’d say the more likely commentary is that if you fire all your engineers you lose all of the institutional knowledge.
They have been able to ship a lot more features than previously, with 20% of the staff.
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They have been able to ship a lot more features than previously, with 20% of the staff.
Which features have they shipped since the layoffs?
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Which features have they shipped since the layoffs?
From the top of my head: large-format posts, spaces, improvements in video hosting (can post multiple hours), community notes is now an integral part, premium accounts.
All features that existed before the change in ownership. They had increases in length or branding changes but already had the core framework implemented.