Two of the three are on RUMBLE too.

A lot of those other guys (Gates, Schwab, Soros, etc.) also have grand plans for humanity.  But their plans don't benefit us common folk. By supporting leftwing causes, they are stifling innovation and encouraging oppression.

Twitter again readable without login?

I wish Instagram was this way, if you catch my drift.

Someone taught me here to click the sign up button then click the x on the top of the sign up page to read tweets without signing in

Similar to using the reader feature on your phone to see articles behind a paywall.

You can also replace twitter.com in the URL with nitter.net and it should work.

Successfully tested is not the same as a constellation with enough of them to beat the latency of existing cable by utilizing the difference in the speed of light in a (near) vacuum vs an undersea cable...

I don't think that will be fully online till starship starts getting up a good number of starlink v2

it seemed to be on my phone yesterday.. but wasn't on the PC...

They probably figured it out the same way every other person easily figured it out and realized it was someone mocking Elon - by looking at the username instead of the display name.  Real tough to figure out.

Rumble just can’t get traction. I have an account and follow UR along with others but the views for them are nothing.

Twitter has an established user group and will garner them followers that Rumble can only dream of.

If Twitter will branch into video with a emphasis on streaming it has an opportunity to eat the lunch of YouTube, Twitch and all of the rest that have been infected with ideology over supporting content creators free expression.

At least a dent in their market.    That said, Twitter needs to keep a deeper bench of advertisers though.  Which may be harder since the money-makers are all woke garbage peddlers.   Unless Twitter becomes a platform of the little guys, and smaller businesses get a chance to advertise without millions of dollars required per year.

It would be awesome if Elon bought Rumble.

Jack ass Biden done pissed off the wrong person

It is very difficult to browse RUMBLE to find related content.

Oh my

Advertisers will only stay away for so long.  If the eyes are there, the advertisers will ultimately follow.

I don't know how much it will affect Twitch. I think that's a different crowd entirely from YouTube and Rumble users.

That's the problem I had the couple times I tried it.

They're already online as we speak, and being used to serve content to regular old Skynet customers. Check the starlink thread.

Media Matters admits that it is part of a coordinated activist campaign to get advertisers to drop Twitter because of @elonmusk. pic.twitter.com/3EtrBluWtQ

Ian Miles Cheong  (@stillgray) November 8, 2022

You think his 44 billion dollar purchase is a mutha fucking game and he hasn’t thought of that to turn it profitable?

Ha!  Musk so stupid!

I'm really not surprised, but everyone seems to be missing why he told people to vote Republican.

He doesn't want the Republican party to make sweeping changes. He merely wants them to prevent the Democrats from making sweeping changes.

He's literally telling people to vote for a stalemate, but nobody seems to get it.

His advice to vote Republican really is as "politically neutral" as it gets.

Here it is again, for those who may have missed it:

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what a bunch of twats

If by "triggered" , you mean "Satanicly Evil Beyond Redemption", then, Yes.

The high price of natural gas doesn't help his bottom line, with respect to SpaceX.

The benefit to EVs is only when electricity cost is low too.

We’d like to clear up false rumors that Trumpers & Muskers are spreading about @TribelSocial. No, Elon Musk has NOT offered to buy Tribel. No, we are not owned by China. We’re owned by American political activists. No, we don’t “harvest data,” and have no idea what that even is.

TribelSocialNetwork  (@TribelSocial) November 8, 2022

Tribal is awesome & I totally don’t own it (yet)

Elon Musk  (@elonmusk) November 9, 2022

"we have no idea what that even is"
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Stalemate is best mate.

NO NEW LAWS.

Only erasers.

?????

I have never had any trouble reading Twitter without a login.

Tell us you've never used twitter without telling us.

Yeah, I just pulled up their privacy policy.  It looks like every other social network's.  They collect your data and you have to agree to this to use their website.  
https://www.tribel.com/privacy

Lets see if they'll block me.  

LOL, I have worked at shitty places too, not quite that bad though.  I don't work there anymore and make more money with better benefits. I am not going to spend 40+ hours working with people I don't like or at a place I hate.  Life is far to short for that.  

Back to this thread, I have done 12+ days but I would not do that as a "normal" day for long.  Presumably the IT people at Twitter could find a new position fairly quickly.

Something something if it’s free, you’re the product.

One positive thing coming out of the whole work from home thing is managers are being forced to evaluate people based on what the actual accomplish not on if they look busy at their desk for enough hours per day.  

Ammonia is used on plenty of terrestrial cooling systems as well.  The piping is smaller than most refrigerants and you know right away when you have a leak.

Yep we are all being led to the slaughter.

Elon Musk sells at least $3.95 billion worth of Tesla shares after Twitter deal

Key Points

   Tesla CEO Elon Musk sold additional shares of his electric car company after closing a $44 billion purchase of Twitter.
   Musk closed the deal on Oct. 28, with equity and debt financing from a wide range of friends and institutions.
   Before he sold shares today, Elon Musk owned about 25% of Tesla between stock and options.


Elon Musk has sold at least another $3.95 billion worth of shares in his electric car company Tesla

after closing his $44 billion acquisition of Twitter.

According to filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission published Tuesday, Musk sold 19.5 million more shares of Tesla.

Musk sold almost $22 billion worth of Tesla shares in 2021, a year when the stock jumped over 50%. This year, he sold over $8 billion worth of stock in April and roughly $7 billion worth in August.

In addition to pouring billions of his own capital into taking Twitter private, the Tesla CEO relied on partners, including equity investors Binance, Ron Baron’s BAMCO, Andreessen Horowitz, Twitter’s former CEO Jack Dorsey and Prince Alwaleed bin Talal bin Abdulaziz of Saudi Arabia, to finance the deal, or to roll their existing shares into his holding company for Twitter.



At the time, Musk was still battling the social media company in court to try to get out of the deal — which he proposed and agreed to in April.

Since closing the purchase, Musk has pulled dozens of Tesla engineers to Twitter to assist him with code review and other work.

Compared to the Nasdaq Composite which has declined about 33% year to date, Tesla shares are off 46%, wiping out a big chunk of Musk’s fortune. However, he’s still the world’s richest person with a net worth of close to $200 billion, according to Forbes.

At a conference last week, Musk told hedge fund manager Ron Baron that his “workload went up from about, I don’t know, 78 hours a week to probably 120.”

Musk, who’s also CEO of SpaceX, said on stage that “once Twitter is set on the right path, I think it is a much easier thing to manage” than his other companies. Musk hasn’t said who will be the new CEO of Twitter, but he’s suggested that his role as “Chief Twit” and sole director at the company is only temporary.

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that's how he pays his taxes for his stock options.

Wrong.
Do not have an account, but read dozens of accounts and Tweets everyday.
Detailed above.

Click "Log In" and then "X" out.
Apparently you are the one who is not Twitter savvy

Has this video been posted yet?     I don’t want to watch it, but I want to know that promises were kept.

So, how did Twitter do last night?  Wasn't checking it.

Twitter Files Paperwork to Enter Payments Business - NYThttps://t.co/n7xExM437x

— *Walter Bloomberg (@DeItaone) November 9, 2022

https://www.nytimes.com/2022/11/09/technology/twitter-payments-business.html

Twitter Files Paperwork to Enter Payments Business

Elon Musk, Twitter’s new owner, has been looking for ways to generate more revenue at the social media company.

By Kate Conger
Nov. 9, 2022, 11:19 a.m. ET

SAN FRANCISCO — Elon Musk’s Twitter may be getting into the payments business.

The social media company last week filed registration paperwork to pave the way for it to process payments, according to a filing with the Treasury Department’s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network, or FinCEN, which was obtained by The New York Times. The move comes as Mr. Musk seeks to transform Twitter after purchasing the company last month for $44 billion.

Mr. Musk has moved rapidly to overhaul the social media service, laying off half its work force last week and adding subscription features to boost revenue. A self described “free speech absolutist,” the billionaire has also said he would roll back many of Twitter’s content rules, though he has changed nothing yet and plans to form a council to help make those decisions.

Businesses that conduct money transfers, exchange currency or cash checks are required to register with FinCEN, and to report suspicious transactions to the agency. A FinCEN spokeswoman said the agency does not comment on specific businesses. Twitter did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

Turning Twitter into a payments processor would be a return of sorts for Mr. Musk to his early days in the tech industry. In 1999, he helped found X.com, an online bank that later became the digital payments company PayPal. Mr. Musk, 51, has often mused about incorporating payments into Twitter, saying he planned to transform the social media service into an “everything app.”

The everything app would be modeled after WeChat, a Chinese social media platform that includes instant messaging and mobile payments, Mr. Musk has said. In China, WeChat, which is owned by Tencent, is used by more than a billion people to find news, hail cabs and order food.

Before Mr. Musk took the reins at Twitter, the company had dabbled in financial services. Last September, it added a tipping feature that allows users to make small donations to their favorite Twitter creators, using cash or cryptocurrency. It has also let people charge subscription fees for exclusive content, like newsletters, taking a small cut of their earnings.

But Twitter lacks sophisticated payments systems, which could generate revenue for the company if Mr. Musk can build them and convince people to use them. The billionaire faces pressure to deliver immediate results at Twitter because he took out $13 billion in loans to finance the deal, which will require the company to pay more than $1 billion in interest annually.

To drum up revenue, Mr. Musk and his advisers have discussed allowing users to pay a fee in order to send a direct message to celebrities on the platform; adding “paywalled” videos; and charging users $8 per month to receive a coveted verification check mark on their profiles.

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Complaint hotline operator online! Please mention your complaints below.

Elon Musk  (@elonmusk) November 9, 2022

Please note that Twitter will do lots of dumb things in coming months.

We will keep what works & change what doesn’t.

Elon Musk  (@elonmusk) November 9, 2022

Seriously, how bad is this going to trigger the Left?

\uD83D\uDE02\uD83D\uDE02\uD83D\uDE02 I can't stop laughing. pic.twitter.com/1qWWb7Ngkm

— Catturd ™ (@catturd2) November 9, 2022

Elon Musk fans have created a 30-foot long monument to their hero. The tech billionaire recently bought Twitter



It's the brainchild of cryptocurrency firm Elon GOAT Token ($EGT), who later this month plan to present it to the billionaire at his Tesla workplace in Austin, Texas






Elon Musk fans have created a 30-foot long monument to their hero.

The $600,000 piece sees the billionaire's head atop the body of a goat and riding a rocket.

GOAT is often used as an acronym for Greatest Of All Time.


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Who the hell decided that was worth $600k?