I love that because it’s such a cautionary tale about bad leadership. He was toxic towards Twitter for years then bought them and doubled down on shitting on them and calling them incompetent… Of course they hate his guts and maliciously comply now.
I love that because it’s such a cautionary tale about bad leadership. He was toxic towards Twitter for years then bought them and doubled down on shitting on them and calling them incompetent… Of course they hate his guts and maliciously comply now.
It’s the time between masters that is interesting and unpredictable and just fun
I think it might be the opposite. If extreme content is kind of “default” when the algorithm doesn’t know what to give you, them starving it off history might push it into that default more often. I have a very used YouTube account with a metric ton of history and honestly I very rarely see that kind of content. (From Europe though so it might be different)
Based and you-can’t-propagandize-with-a-mouthful-of -broken-teeth pilled
Idk it’s pretty common. Where i live, most people above 35 have gotten at least once in a fight with skinheads, and some did it every weekend for the giggles.
Exactly. I paid 15 bucks 12 years ago and got god knows how many thousands of hours out of it
I meant he’s not theoretical rich, he’s got actual money in the actual bank. But you’re right, his worth doesn’t come from salaries as he’s paid around 200K according to the internet.
Holy shit that’s awesome thanks for the read. It’s more than half and it’s mostly the top buyers, I am now swimming in schadenfreude.
Is there some source on advertisers leaving in droves? I’ve heard a couple stories on people (big accounts ands advertisers) loudly leaving but is it really a noticeable trend? I wonder if there’s some publicly accessible way of knowing that.
Nah I’m pretty sure he got some preferential liquidation a few times and is cash rich.
My guess is that they are severely understaffed. Happens when the new boss is a noob in the industry and fires the people he needs…
“Damn, I thought mental illness was in the knees”