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Elon Musk is undoubtedly very intelligent and particularly visionary in numerous sectors, but there is also no denying that he remains extremely embittered. Proof of this is delivered in a scoop posted by NewsWhip<\/a> media, revealing that the links on the X platform \u2013 which is none other than Twitter, acquired by Musk last year \u2013 to articles published by the New York Times newspaper are being accessed a lot less than others.<\/p>\n\n\n\n And NewsWhip has concluded that the explanation for this rests in the time required to open these links, a good deal longer than usual and thus off-putting for the internet users who click on them. Yet, these slowdowns are claimed to be pure and simply intentional, being baked into the platform. But why does the capricious billionaire have such loathing for the historical American daily, you will be wondering? <\/p>\n\n\n\n What lies behind it are the positions adopted by the newspaper on numerous societal issues, diametrically opposed to those voiced by Musk. The New York Times has, moreover, proved to be highly critical of the SpaceX and Tesla boss, and has thus developed a knack for incurring the wrath of the latter.<\/p>\n\n\n\n WHAT THE HELL @unity<\/a>??? Unity switches into mercenary mode and triggers the ire of developers<\/h3>\n\n\n\n
Implementing charges as high as $0.20 PER INSTALL? Including being charged per device AND for re-installs???
And if someone installs a pirated copy of a game, developers actively lose money???
F**K Unity#gaming<\/a> #indiegames<\/a> #indiegame<\/a> #unity<\/a> #gamedev<\/a> pic.twitter.com\/qr8QW1X5gh<\/a><\/p>— Alpha Beta Gamer (@gameralphabeta) September 13, 2023<\/a><\/blockquote>