I don't really use Twitter ever, so I'm not 100% sure, but isn't that what the colored checkmarks are for? Like he started charging for the blue checkmark, but then added gold and gray (and maybe others I don't know about?) for marking official organizations/companies.
Yes, though only because Apple just used pretty much a standard ski goggle aesthetic.
Can't the two of them just reproduce? Granted, I'm not a ninja scientist, but I think that's how it works.
Doesn't your mouth taste bad if you just don't do it regularly? Honestly even general hygiene concerns aside, I'd do it twice a day just to get the fresh feeling. Maybe you could try some different toothpastes to find one that makes you really want to do it and not just feel like it's something you should do?
700 extra upvotes in the first couple hours on a medium sized hobby sub is an enormous amount and will give you great exposure to potentially tens of thousands of potential customers who won't just ignore it like some banner ad (since they'll think it's real content).
passive display
This is the real answer for OP. Those lights were replaced. Maybe OP (and maybe me as well, I haven't really thought about it) would prefer to still have the notification LED, but to the hardware manufacturers they replaced those with something "cooler".
Jokes aside about Elon being an idiot about this Twitter/Threads thing, that's a parody account, not actually Elon Musk, so it won't likely be used in court unfortunately.
Was he frugal with how he spent your bank funds, Steam wallet, and crypto?
From what the other app devs said, it isn't that reddit would turn you off at all, it's that you'll start accruing charges as of July 1st. So, hopefully they didn't just rely on reddit shutting them down or reddit is going to hit them with a nasty bill for a week of use that they'll have to try to fight.
Seems easier to just switch away from using reddit and get others in your online communities to do so as well instead of coordinating all of that.