Let's just have Elon buy it. That way it will crater since he knows fuck all about software.

Just left a company with over 9000 devices total and they had JUST implemented an MDM per my recommendation on 2022. It's a multi billion dollar company. Execs still don't get it.

And users generate how much income for Twitter?

My god that's .2 in long division.

That I did! My apologies for assuming the reverse.

Edit: I read their comment as FOR Russia not FOR Ukraine

>They will simply

Let me stop you there, not how Russian military tactics work. Nothing has been simple for them.

>They have very well been effective in their current numbers.

You don't pull out of a major city and fall back if you've been effective. You don't pull from Crimea unless you're desparate.

>Holding a defensive tactical position across a river is a fantastic position

Absolutely not correct for Russia. They have limited supplies, low armor, low morale, dwindling weapons, untrained soldiers and 0 morale. Ukraine pushed them all the way to the door of Crimea. The Russian Navy even retreated. Russia has steadily lost ground and gave up a huge strategic city. You cannot use the water lanes there anymore. It's a disaster.

>thinking from a defensive standpoint.

To continue, your defenders need SUPPLIES. They are almost entirely cut off from supplies with that waterway being a supply shipping lane that they've lost now. This is an unmitigated disaster.

This is a far bigger thing than we realize right now. This basically means they have to move troops to hold Crimea. They can't hold the territory they want so I'm waiting to see if they can keep the land bridge to Crimea. This is not good.

Edit: Russian boys out here mad that they're army is getting flexed on. Stay mad boys, your entire history always ends with "and so Russia fell apart".

Damn near the crown of Gondor