Why Twitter Didn’t Go Down: From a Real Twitter SRE
Twitter supposedly lost around 80% of its work force. What ever the real number is, there are whole teams with out engineers on it now. Yet, the website goes on and the tweets keep coming. This left a lot wondering what exactly was going on with all those engineers and made it seem like it was all just bloat. I’d like to explain my little corner of Twitter (though it wasn’t so little) and some of
Twitter's Top 5 Accounts Are All in Japan -- Here's Why
During an Aug. 3 airing of Japanese animator Hayao Miyazaki's masterpiece Castle in the Sky, thousands of anime fans watching the broadcast in Japan tweeted in unison to coincide with an exciting scene during the film's climax. The resulting spike in Twitter activity didn't simply surpass the previous "tweets per second" mark. It blew it out of the water. In one moment, the site experienced a whop
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Tetsuro Miyatake on Twitter: "7/ 買収が成立する可能性は？ Twitterは大株主があまりいないため、可能性は全然ある。 Twitterの役員陣は断った場合、よりTwitterのパフォーマンスが求められる中、イーロン・マスクが持分を得るので株価が下がるので、正直断れる理由がそこまでない。"
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Chris Achard on Twitter: "Confused by DNS Records? A, CNAME, ALIAS... Me too 😬 Let's change that! (cheatsheet at the end) 🔥 DNS Record cr… https://t.co/5oqSorWrYC"
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