On Thursday, December 29, 2016 at 5:00:01 AM UTC-5, T-T-T-Twits wrote:   
   > Online hacking concern OurMine has scored another coup by    
   > hacking the Twitter account run by Netflix. Fortunately for    
   > Netflix, OurMine is a “white hat” hacker group and they take    
   > pride in penetrating online defenses – it was a password this    
   > time around – and then gently needling their victims rather than    
   > using the hacked accounts for evil. Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg    
   > and Google CEO Sundar Pichai are among its victims.   
   >    
   > OurMine tweeted out their logo and a contact email address along    
   > with a short message about “testing your security” on the    
   > Netflix account before Netflix likely stepped in and changed up    
   > the password. OurMine added that “no one is safe from hackers”    
   I wonder if President Trump's use of Twitter is affecting the number of people   
   who use Twitter. Whether that would be an increase or decrease, let alone the   
   size of any effect, I don't have a firm hypothesis. I would guess that people   
   would go to Twitter    
   regularly to keep up on the daily rhetoric. I wonder if there's a way of   
   checking our that his presence on Twitter has made a discernible difference.   
   [Please don't consider this comment as either pro or con Mr. Trump. I'm simply   
   inquiring about a    
   statistical matter at the moment.]    
      
      
      
      
      
      
      
      
      
      
      
      
      
      
      
      
      
      
      
      
      
      
      
      
      
      
      
      
      
      
      
      
      
      
      
      
      
      
      
      
      
      
      
      
      
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   > before all their tweets were deleted, and sadly, it seems like    
   > they’re pretty much right about that.   
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   > The exodus continues at Twitter with the impending departure of    
   > two more upper-level execs, Chief Technology Officer Adam    
   > Messinger and VP of Product Josh McFarland. Messinger has been    
   > in the Twitter nest for four years and said he’s going to take    
   > some time off, while MacFarland is leaving to join venture    
   > capital outfit Greylock Partners as an investor, according to    
   > Forbes.   
   >    
   > Twitter founder and CEO Jack Dorsey recently announced that    
   > Keith Coleman, formerly of Yes Inc. and Google, is going to head    
   > up the products division. However, Twitter has seen two rounds    
   > of layoffs in two years and a steadily sliding stock price,    
   > despite it being an icon of social media. Can somebody please    
   > turn this company onto a path for growth? Apple? Microsoft?    
   > Facebook? Google? Bueller? Anyone?   
   >    
   > http://www.digitaltrends.com/dt-daily/more-bad-news-for-twitter-   
   > as-two-more-executives-exit/   
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