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Elon Musk is destroying Twitter, so where do we go?

It's coming in the second half of 2023. Maybe.

"Supporting people has to be in the fabric of your organisation."

This tiny 3D printer can make golfball sized objects on-the-go

The founder and ex-CEO of the doomed medical startup Theranos has been sentenced to over 11 years after a jury found her guilty of four counts related to fraud.

Users expect Twitter won't last long under its new billionaire owner. The stats — and social media history — tell another story.

In a few years, your earbuds could be made of mushroom skin.

Bad timing.

The unit that worked on the smartwatch will refocus on AR glasses.

Crypto has been stolen. Other funds have just plain disappeared.

The company will also extend hiring freeze throughout its next fiscal quarter.

Users might be up, but revenue is way down. Musk's erratic posts aren't helping. To save Twitter, stop listening to sycophants.

The news comes after high-profile and widespread cuts at Twitter.

There's a pattern here.

Elon Musk's pink-slip bonanza is part of a trend. From Meta to Microsoft, large layoffs are coming to big tech.

For Substack, Twitter's current pandemonium is an opportunity.

In terms of market cap, of course.

The app is actually gaining some traction in the wake of Musk's takeover.

Huge debt. Conspiracy tweets. Media feuds. Too many outrages at once. Did Twitter's new owner take the wrong lesson from the Trump era? Did we?

Don't get mad — get even.

The new owner talked a big game to his fanbase, but he's already dodging regulators and backing down from the big questions.

One guy's "name" was Ligma...

In fact, you might have already gotten paid.

Spare us the sanctimonious overshare.

'We demand to be treated with dignity, and to not be treated as mere pawns in a game played by billionaires.'