Elon Musk buys $3 billion stake (9.2%) in Twitter and is now the platform's largest shareholder

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Anonymous wrote:The "viral" kvetching is this, all the SV dead-weight signal boosting each other because they all know they do literally nothing all day for six-figure salaries. The jig is up. Elon is exposing the entire charade.

Our local "red wave is coming" troll has apparently found a new activity.

A lot of tech companies have announced mass firings. I think it was 10000 at Facebook.

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Anyone with software experience have a educated guess on how long the site can continue to function without continued feeding?

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I’m honestly surprised no one has launched a DDOS or other shenanigans directed towards Twitter yet.

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Anonymous wrote:I’m honestly surprised no one has launched a DDOS or other shenanigans directed towards Twitter yet.

Force the media onto truth social !!!

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Has anyone in the payroll department written any code in the last year? No, I didn’t think so!

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So, does that mean that everyone gets paid or that no one gets paid?

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Wonder how many of the “hard core” employees will keep showing up when their paychecks stop coming.

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Anonymous wrote:I’m honestly surprised no one has launched a DDOS or other shenanigans directed towards Twitter yet.

Yes I've been wondering if Anonymous is going to join the fray.

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So, does that mean that everyone gets paid or that no one gets paid?

Someone who was interviewed said that next week's payroll should go out because approvals and such would've been done already, but what happens after that, is anyone's guess.

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Wonder how many of the “hard core” employees will keep showing up when their paychecks stop coming.

Probably none. Now the “extremely hardcore” ones, who knows…

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Anonymous wrote:

So, does that mean that everyone gets paid or that no one gets paid?

Someone who was interviewed said that next week's payroll should go out because approvals and such would've been done already, but what happens after that, is anyone's guess.

Don’t know about Twitter, but my company is making payroll adjustments up until the day before it goes out. But we have lots of hourlies, so maybe Twitter is easier.

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Has anyone in the payroll department written any code in the last year? No, I didn’t think so!

What point are you attempting to make here?

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Anonymous wrote:I’m honestly surprised no one has launched a DDOS or other shenanigans directed towards Twitter yet.

Yes I've been wondering if Anonymous is going to join the fray.

Anon is a phenomena of 4chan. They love Musk.

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Has anyone in the payroll department written any code in the last year? No, I didn’t think so!

What point are you attempting to make here?

Sarcasm, I think. Elon seems to measure Twitter employees' worth by how much code they have written. Clearly, HR, payroll, compliance, legal, etc. are totally worthless then.