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Twitter is refusing to pay Google for cloud services. Here’s why it matters, and what the fallout could be for users(theconversation.com)

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With the Twitter limits today, I think we are already seeing the fallout begin.

It took me 3 minutes of slow loading to get this and this.

It’s been over half an hour now and I still have a blank twitter page, what if today is the day twitter actually goes down.

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kaitco@lemmy.world
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It’s amusing that he is behind on office rentals given that he’s demanded his staff stop previous Work From Home and return to the office.

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Macabre@lemmy.world
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undefined> staff

This is what boggles my mind about businesses wanting all staff to be in the office full time. Smart businesses have figured out a way to rotate staff or have certain people be exclusively remote. It lets them reduce their office footprint and save money on leases.

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lanbanger@kbin.social
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Why not save even more money on leases by just not paying leases?

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