Twitter has banned Mastodon links in name and bio for being “malware”
Watching Elon melt down in real time while pissing away $44 billion dollars is not something I ever expected. That it is happening is a testament to the notion that wealth is not bequeathed upon the &quot;worthy&quot; so much as it is the &quot;lucky.&quot;<p>That said, in my experience, these kinds of moves are also made by employees who want to &quot;impress the boss.&quot; This was one of the more interesting things I learned from the VP of sales at Sun when I was there, he said that he had to be careful to be really clear about the principles around what was considered &quot;good selling&quot; versus &quot;what he wanted&quot; because people with way fewer scruples than he had, that worked for him, would &quot;make that happen&quot; and be proud of the fact that the boss &quot;didn&#x27;t have to get his hands dirty.&quot;<p>If you ever find yourself in an organization where that sort of thing is going on (you&#x27;ll recognize it if you keep an eye out for it) my advice is to leave it as soon as you can.