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Bluesky is what twitter was five or six years ago. I love it.
Thanks, Rock! No pressure at all. I was just testing where we are at the moment. I am psyched about BlueSky getting more momentum. Mainly so I can add enough followed accounts to purge all the cats from my main feed. Although I suspect following Affirmation Coyote didn't help my cause (Algorithm: Oh, he like cute animals, does he? Well I've got a lot more where those came from!). Still I'm down to about 30% cats. Just 30% more to go.We are able to display Bluesky as best we can, it's on Bluesky to update their end so it can display videos and GIFs and what not, not us. They are a new company so I'm sure will do it eventually. It also will not be in dark mode until they fix that too.
In terms of the company itself, yes, it's exciting to see an alternative to Twitter actually emerge finally. Several companies, including Bluesky themselves have tried for years, but for whatever reason, this one seems like it's actually going to happen. I guess the reason of course is the election result and people being disgusted with Elon Musk and what Twitter has become.
Not sure if it's a GIF or a video, but the animation doesn't play and I get the ALT text instead. Shame, this one is much better with the animation.
Mighta been his cousin... Predation CoyoteAffirmation Coyote scared the hell out of my son and I walking into basketball practice last night. We had to walk back to the car as it started walking right towards us. My son dropped his ball and it rolled to the edge of the parking lot. The coyote came right up to it as if it wanted to play. We finally scared it away, but it was totally comfortable hanging out with us.
As to point e) and f), Twitter was public. I don't think they could have gotten more unless they found a higher memey price with juvenile references to sex and weed.Elon Musk is quite the puzzle with X, f/k/a Twitter.
a) He vastly overpaid for it.
b) He waived all due diligence during the acquisition process.
c) His post-purchase managment decisions have further devalued it.
d) It is like he viewed X/Twitter as a disposable, yet necessary, means to an end. As in, to achieve some undisclosed goal, he needed X/Twitter regardless of what it cost and destroying it was a acceptable, maybe necessary, step toward achieivng that goal.
e) Makes one wonder, if the prior owners of Twitter had known Musk viewed Twitter as a necessary means to an undisclosed end and achieving that end would result in the destruction of Twitter, then how much more could they have asked for?
f) I think the prior owners of Twitter left money on the table, despite getting far in excess of Twitter's actual value.
g) It is almost as if someone who really doesn't understand how Western business works was pulling Elon's strings.
Robert Reich, first and foremost I would say (@rbreich.bsky.social).What are some good dem accounts to follow?