I'm not sure if Twitter has "responsibilities" to begin with. It has what we - as a society - give it the legitimacy to have.
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I'm not particularly fond on the idea that PC is "superior to console". I just don't own a console because:
- The games are cheaper
- It has retro compatibility built in
- I can justify spending money on parts to my PC because it's also the tool I use to work with.
In the same vein of being played to the death: Pharrell Williams.
Life is too short to read all the words
I lasted about 4 answers until I remembered that TAS in this context means The Animated Series and not Tool Assisted Speedrun
Maybe it's the wig but I feel like that head doesn't belong to that body
I genuinely don't know. Their name was just the first one that came to my mind.
Why are we suddenly selling more NAS grade HDDs?
- Seagate executives
Any idea of why is that?
I wish he was even smarter so that he would choose not to play chess with a pigeon.
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You're right but IMO that part of the article that you highlighted should be the news, not the "we should make Musk do something".
Musk is a billionaire that thrives on attention so any form of headline that cites his name is playing his game.
Twitter is a company with investors. They should be accountable to what happens in their domain. And not by having their wrist slapped because -- for the nth time -- something bad happened. Media should be saying by now that Twitter is a bad place. Like they did with other social networks before.