Is anyone still here on Twitter?

Companies need to stop calling themselves "Operating System for XYZ" unless they actually build an operating system, which means that they are probably Microsoft, Apple, or Google.

I am convinced that the supposedly intelligent #Roomba algorithm is just a random bounce angle. There is nothing smart about that #robot.

The British are flying in their own chef because the French food is not good. Sounds like a major diplomatic incident brewing…

The CrowdStrike brand recognition report must be off the charts this week.

Why is there no cookie present in the browser? Just accept the necessary ones and decline all the others. ALWAYS. On EVERY website.

Actually, he has made a significant contribution to improving the sport's image, @UCI_cycling! Bravo, @JulienBernard17 !!!

I bet it's not legal for @HP to change the firmware on my printer so that it only works with overpriced HP cartridges. I bought it because it worked with off-brand cartridges. How can I join the class action lawsuit?

I hate chatbots. They are not designed to answer real questions that customers have. They are designed to force them to give up.

At this point, our greatest energy problem is the sunset.

My latest blog post explores various growth strategies for technology companies. There are surprisingly many vectors of growth available, and the biggest mistake companies can make is to half-heartedly pursue all of them. https://t.co/1NNCfSMSIM #strategy #growth #SaaS

I love it when the cookie setting on a website is labeled "Don't sell my personal data". It's clear. Still, I suspect most people just say 'whatever'...

I don't love the new iPad ad but the fact that everybody is talking about it means that it's grabbing attention. But ultimately, it is only successful if it leads to more revenue. That's to be seen.

Product or Feature? My new blog post examines the difference between a whole product and a product that is just a feature. Turns out, it has significant implications for the GTM strategy. https://t.co/WOAe1Tu1Bs #GTM #strategy #DocuSign #dropbox #OpenAI

When did "grok" become a common word? Yes, I noticed it in the Robert Heinlein book but now, I hear it more and more from the tech bros.

After just 3.5 years in Austin, Oracle is moving its HQ to Nashville. Ever since Boeing moved its HQ from Seattle to Chicago in 2001, many large companies have been trying to copy this highly successful strategy... https://t.co/HuJk247gtK

And I have not used the word "delve" even once!

It feels that the age of social media is nearing its end. And that apparently includes LinkedIn.

Prompt engineering seems like an oxymoron. Humans should have to be trained to communicate with AI. AI should be trained to communicate with humans. #AI #GenAI

What Happened to Vision Statements? https://t.co/oXdl22n2Up