“...because rockets don’t talk back.”
As you enjoy your weekend, don’t miss this episode of The Vergecast covering exactly what Elon Musk has gotten himself into now that he owns Twitter.


Darin Fisher has been working on browsers since practically the beginning. And he’s ready to finally build the one he’s been waiting for.
“...because rockets don’t talk back.”
As you enjoy your weekend, don’t miss this episode of The Vergecast covering exactly what Elon Musk has gotten himself into now that he owns Twitter.
Yes, Elon Musk owns Twitter. No, he has not laid off an entire team of data engineers, including one “Rahul Ligma.”
David Pierce explains what we actually know so far.
Just kidding, nobody knows the future of Twitter, chaos reigns, buckle up everybody! But now that the deal is really done, we tried to figure out what’s happened already, what happens next, and what Elon’s Twitter might look like.

Stay up to date with the latest in the Musk-Twitter saga
With Elon Musk seemingly on the verge of owning Twitter, the platform’s having a bit of a nostalgia moment, remembering all the Good Tweets that once were. This prompt from Ben Collins brought in thousands of responses, and you should really just stop working and read every single one.
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You could make a pretty compelling case that the whole NFT/Web3/all-blockchain-everything craze wouldn’t have happened at all without Andreessen Horowitz’s money. It funded seemingly everything in the space over the last couple of years. And it’s, uh, not going so hot!
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