Sean Hollister

Like how John Debay, director of software engineering, has also resigned today. Or how the security governance and compliance teams have been gutted. Or how one of Twitter’s own lawyers believes employees have no obligation to return to the offices — though Musk isn’t giving them a choice.

“Basically, if you can show up in an office and you do not show up at the office: resignation accepted. End of story,” said Musk.

I’m pulling to get a Verge game going this week.

It’s beyond time to Bring Transparent Gadgets Back. And not just accessories, please.

BTW, Nintendo almost made something like this.

Of course, Framework was already advertising those things cuz its expansion cards could already do all that — nothing is stopping USB4 mfgrs from building in the same capabilities as Thunderbolt 4. It’s just that many manufacturers don’t, and Thunderbolt is one way to prove you did. (Tho even Thunderbolt doesn’t guarantee eGPU support.)

While that phrasing made me chuckle quite a bit, particularly once I gazed upon its full set of appendages, I would have killed for something like this after the electric scooter accident that sent me to the hospital and savaged my hands and wrists. Something like this could be even handier for those with more permanent conditions.

Files here ($6.99); you can peruse the full instruction manual before you take the plunge.

As of October 31st, Twitter had not yet told California it was going to lay off loads of workers — but guess which company does show up? Tesla. Musk can’t pretend he’s unaware of the law.