The ongoing Elon Twitter saga: "insert demographic" melts down

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The above obviously also highlights how his father was not in anyway just a small investor either. He obviously had some sort of active roll in it, as that response from Elon implies his father was flying contraband/weapons on his private plane to it , does it not?
 
Werewolf said:
I would think/hope that the Judge wouldn't allow a continuance, given that all Musk would have to do to keep the trial from ever going forward was keep being himself on twitter.
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That misses the point that the issue being appealed is in relation to the location, not the timing.
 
It's amazing that users that are most likely average/middle class earners on this forum, defended elon and could see no wrong, "just that twitter was working better than ever", and yet, ignore things like what's happening in the link below. They cheer on the billionaire, and ignore their neighbours being fired.

www.bbc.co.uk

UK Twitter employees in legal threat over redundancies

A legal letter seen by BBC News calls workers' treatment "unlawful, unfair and completely unacceptable".
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Apparently Musk hasn't been paying the rent for Twitter's Singapore office, with the result that the landlords marched the staff out the door earlier.

It seems that Musk doesn't understand the idea that you pay your bills, as from what I've heard he hasn't been paying the rent on most of Twitters offices, including the primary ones which could be fun when he finds out that there is nowhere for the staff to work in an office, and that important computer systems are behind doors that have now got newly changed physical locks and security who won't allow Twitter staff past.
 
Werewolf said:
Apparently Musk hasn't been paying the rent for Twitter's Singapore office, with the result that the landlords marched the staff out the door earlier.

It seems that Musk doesn't understand the idea that you pay your bills, as from what I've heard he hasn't been paying the rent on most of Twitters offices, including the primary ones which could be fun when he finds out that there is nowhere for the staff to work in an office, and that important computer systems are behind doors that have now got newly changed physical locks and security who won't allow Twitter staff past.
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Probably just that all the finance people didn't do a lot of code lines so went in the great purge, I heard that payroll and similar areas were basically flattened so cannot see why it was not applied to all the areas equally.
There would have been real estate people as well, again they wont code much, so maybe they went as well.
Makes you wonder just who actually is left working at twitter
 
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VincentHanna said:
Looking in to that, though the Tesla did a weird thing, the majority of the damage was caused by drivers behind seemingly not paying attention:

theintercept.com

Exclusive: Surveillance Footage of Tesla Crash on SF’s Bay Bridge Hours After Elon Musk Announces "Self-Driving" Feature

Elon Musk has said Tesla’s problematic autopilot features are “really the difference between Tesla being worth a lot of money or worth basically zero.”
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Yup - that driver could have had any kind of emergency - it scares me sometimes seeing accidents in the US - people don't pay anything like enough attention in this country but they take it to a whole another level of inattention there - and it is always someone else's fault when they crash.
 
VincentHanna said:
Looking in to that, though the Tesla did a weird thing, the majority of the damage was caused by drivers behind seemingly not paying attention:

theintercept.com

Exclusive: Surveillance Footage of Tesla Crash on SF’s Bay Bridge Hours After Elon Musk Announces "Self-Driving" Feature

Elon Musk has said Tesla’s problematic autopilot features are “really the difference between Tesla being worth a lot of money or worth basically zero.”
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Yeh, i mean anyone could do an emergency stop for any number of reasons and it is the driver behind's responbility to have left enough room to take into account reaction time.

If it emergency stopped for no reason, then that IS an issue and is bad/needs to be addressed, but the accident itself here is primarily caused by the people behind.
 
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I think the car immediately behind stopped ok, though it obviously makes contact.

Then the one behind that stops fine.

It was all the other cars behind that which are shocking.
 
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Cars breakdown or drivers make poor decisions but I fail to see how the Tesla car is at fault. It looked like it was pulling over and idiots drove into the back of the queue. The car may have been faulty but that wasn't the reason for the crash.
 
2nd car is a truck and blocks the view of 3rd car which tailgates aggressively in ignorance so when the truck dodges into another lane at the last second the 3rd car ploughs into the parked vehicles. Then the following cars can't brake fast enough to not hit a stationary car.

I blame 2 and 3 for setting up the multi car part of the crash.
 
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