According to Reuters, when asked about the fight, Mark Zuckerberg told employees that he’s “not sure if it’s going to come together.”
I’d rather not watch the two billionaires duke it out, so I’m honestly fine if it doesn’t.
The Information published a new interview with Exploding Kittens CEO Elan Lee, where he touches on things like the forthcoming Netflix series and his thoughts on VR / AR. Exploding Kittens, a card game with illustrations from The Oatmeal creator Matthew Inman, was a record-breaking hit on Kickstarter.
[The Information]
He also shared a graph seemingly showing the platform’s growth. The number 541,562,214 is at the end of the chart.
While that might seem impressive, Musk may be counting users differently than Twitter once used to. The company last reported monthly active users at 330 million in 2019 — Musk’s measure, notably, did not include the word “active.”
The new feed mixes personalized recommendations for you with things that are trending, according to a blog post from Bluesky. But thanks to Bluesky’s custom feeds feature, if you don’t like it, you can remove it.
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Hackers are distributing self-spreading malware through the game, according to an article from TechCrunch. On Wednesday, Activision said it turned off multiplayer for the game on Steam “while we investigate reports of an issue.”
Kotaku alerted me to this incredible change. It looks like pandemonium! Valve says matches with many players are technically “unsupported and not recommended,” but hey, you can try it if you want!
Diana Saadeh-Jajeh’s resignation will be effective on August 11th, according to a press release. Saadeh-Jajeh was in the role for just over a year, taking over from the previous CFO after he was fired. The company fired its CEO in June.
[Gamestop Corp.]
Don’t be late on your homework!
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