"We will not" : X CEO Musk refuses incentives to move its HQ

Elon Musk is going to scrap an important tool people have long used to stop harassment on Twitter: the ability to block an account. 

In 1995, Microsoft Corp. co-founder Bill Gates sent a memo calling the internet a “tidal wave” that would be crucial to every part of the company's business. Nearly two decades later, Microsoft's current leader, Satya Nadella, said he believes the impact of artificial intelligence will be just as profound.

Craig Newmark is a rare tech billionaire who doesn't see the value in status symbols like a Porsche or Rolex, a symptom of what he comfortably calls his "nerdly dysfunction."

Nearly half the environmentalists active on Twitter, now X, left the platform in the 6-months following Musk's takeover, researchers found and say this could have serious implications for public discourse surrounding issues such as biodiversity, climate change, and natural disaster recovery.

The summer of 2023 looks starkly different than the summer of 2020. Three years ago, protestors across the United States turned out by the thousands to protest the killings of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor by police. Their activism was a reaction to the inequities inflicted on Black people in the United States—largely by the police, but also in almost every other aspect of civil society.

At least he clapped at the end.

Ted Lasso might be over, but spin-offs may very well be on the way.

In early July, Meta Platforms launched the Threads app, a new text-based social media app aimed at capturing the essence of real-time interactions. With a massive launch and an influx of Instagram users transitioning to Threads, the initial excitement was amazing. In fact, Threads was quickly dubbed as a "Twitter-killer". However, this enthusiasm was short-lived, as the app's active user base experienced a steep decline soon after its launch even though it had broken many records initially.

The PlayStation 5 "Slim" model is not going to be slim at all, judging from leaked images and footage which confirmed how the new hardware revision won't be much smaller than the current models. According to a known AMD leaker, this shouldn't be surprising at all for a very good reason.

In an arresting move that looks like the rest of the signature moves by billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk, iconic Twitter artifacts have been put on the block. Musk is set to auction off an array of intriguing items from Twitter, just weeks after the platform's transformation into "X." This unique auction, entitled "Twitter Rebranding: Online Auction Featuring Memorabilia, Art, Office Assets & More!" is slated to showcase an astounding 584 lots of captivating treasures, including not just the expected office assets, but also coffee tables, remarkable bird cages, and art that once went viral.

A medieval king was nothing without his sage advisers. It's not so very different in the Silicon Valley of 2023.

Ironmace's fantasy-themed extraction shooter was pulled from Steam due to an ongoing legal battle with Nexon.