Ulrich

Operative word being “seemingly”.

I am aware. That’s why I wrote it. It was not an accident. It was not a declarative statement.

Also seemingly: you’re being an unnecessary asshole. Goodbye.

You need to check your timestamps. And also go away.

LOL I’ve no idea what you’re on about, I wasn’t playing any “character”.

The fact that it’s seemingly a bunch of random words crammed together in a sentence makes it “word salad”.

Ah yes, my confusion totally warrants personal insults, thank you for that.

Aside from being angry at their choice to call their “tweet” equivalent “Skeets”

I’m not angry, I legitimately just didn’t know that.

which bit confuses you?

…the whole thing? Hence “word salad”.

How is it not? It makes absolutely no sense.

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Per screenshots of the “skeet,” as folks on the butterfly app are wont to call their posts

What the fuck is this word salad?

You can buy them…?

I mean kinda. Except that the odds are actually stacked in your favor.

The point of the DIY edition is that you could just reuse some old RAM or SSDs. Maybe another $50 for a good set. Then they sell refurbished expansion cards (that are currently out of stock) for $34.

The question is not “why not”, the questions is “why do you think that?”

Yes it is?

Okay, and what did the “adult frat boys” do, exactly?

Also worth noting that the White House has now confirmed the 90 day tariff freeze.

So you think Elon was behind this?

Could be, but that’s on the White House, not the reporters. Not the case here.

Anyone who could make this news break would be in a position to steal unfathomable amounts of money in broad daylight, and get away with it.

They’d also have to be in a position to lose a ridiculous amount of of money in the extremely likely case that no one looks twice at their completely unsupported Tweet.

Should we look at it? Absolutely. Do I see any evidence? No. Literally anyone could have tweeted the same thing. The far more likely scenario, in my eyes, is that these news orgs saw this Tweet picking up traction from a bunch of idiots and couldn’t take the risk of being the last one to report the “news”, and so went ahead and reported completely unfounded non-sense anyway.

Or being brigaded by dishonest reporters?

This might actually end up being a good thing.

Is there any analysis of the efficacy of Community Notes on Xitter?