It's still fine. Some things are better, some are worse. Overall my experience hasn't changed much.
But, Elon's unpredictable, so who knows. I know for a fact I don't care for Twitter/X to be the "everything app".
"Errol said that Elon "once walked the streets of New York with emeralds in his pocket." His brother Kimbal was with him when the two brothers sold two of the gems to Tiffany & Co. for $2,000, according to their father."
The idea that $2000 from an african emerald doesn't help in america is laughable. For millions of americans, that would put food on the table, but for elon, that kind of support is why he could drop out of college and participate in the dot com boom to become very wealthy off of paypal.
Meanwhile your average american could not drop out of college in the 90s and become very wealthy, simply because they did not have the option of failing and going home if things went south. Having a rich family is a boon, even if they never send you a dime.
Imagine getting “facts” off a family member “setting the record straight” to a tabloid.
No thanks.
https://www.snopes.com/news/2022/11/17/elon-musk-emerald-min...
"Well, according to Errol Musk, the unsurprisingly eccentric — and in one major way, extremely creepy — father of Elon, the mine definitely exists. And come to think of it, he'll take that Dogecoin, thanks!
"When I read that, I wondered, 'Can I enter, because I can prove it existed," Errol told The Sun in a new interview, referring to his son's Dogecoin tweet. "Elon knows it's true. All the kids know about it."
From Snopes:
A story about Musk's father once owning an emerald mine evolved into a larger rumor that had no evidence to support its central claim.