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Saved - April 2, 2025 at 3:24 PM

@krmaher - Katherine Maher

I know that hysteric white woman voice. I was taught to do it. I’ve done it. It’s a disturbing recognition. While I don’t recall ever using it to deliberately expose another person to immediate physical harm on my own cognizance, it’s not impossible. That is whiteness.

Saved - April 2, 2025 at 5:18 AM

@krmaher - Katherine Maher

@jilliancyork I can’t find it but hive mind - how the 1970s (white) hippie cultural was functionally highly patriarchal and how that informed the racist, misogynist “change the world” culture of the Bay that venerates the lone white male genius/savior archetype of SV.

Saved - April 2, 2025 at 5:00 AM

@krmaher - Katherine Maher

For the record I don't usually fly business class. Just board past it on the way to the back of the bus.

Saved - April 1, 2025 at 4:54 PM

@krmaher - Katherine Maher

Airline business class demographics are such a pet peeve of mine. In the lounge and on the plane, usually > 80% male, usually white.

Saved - April 1, 2025 at 4:54 AM
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I've noticed a shift in perspectives on libertarian internet ideals from the 90s, with many who once supported them now rejecting the notion. As we navigate our lives, it's clear that the consequences of these ideas have become more apparent. I've often found myself repeating warnings about the issues stemming from business models, only to be dismissed for lacking new ideas. However, @doctorow stands out for consistently offering fresh insights while still pointing out past mistakes.

@krmaher - Katherine Maher

Many people who thought this was a good idea in the 90s have since roundly repudiated libertarian internet ideals. Because 1) we live corporeal lives subject to harm 2) those people grew up. Unfortunately no one likes a Cassandra, and many of these voices are no longer in favor.

@Max_Fisher - Max Fisher

The idea of rejecting institutions to build a purer society on the internet, in vogue in tech in the 90s, by the 2010s had become a mandate to abolish and remake those institutions in big tech's image https://t.co/GddbwHGCFK

@krmaher - Katherine Maher

There’s only so many times a person can show up on panels or in op-Ed pages saying I TOLD YOU SO or ITS THE BUSINESS MODEL before they’re accused of not having new ideas or quietly dismissed as not solution-oriented. This has no direct correlation with their accuracy or nuance.

@krmaher - Katherine Maher

The glaring exception being @doctorow who manages to have an inexhaustible supply of things to say I TOLD YOU SO about which is definitely one way of keeping it fresh!

Saved - April 1, 2025 at 12:12 AM
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I can't help but wonder if the New York Times has exhausted its usual year-end content, given the poorly argued piece I just read. It seems unusual for them to dedicate so much space to critiques of non-profits, questioning their impact on health systems and conservation efforts.

@krmaher - Katherine Maher

Did the @nytimes run out of year-end roundups of unlimited budget brownstone renovations and Wirecutter commission links? Can't think of another reason to run such an ill-argued piece. https://www.nytimes.com/2022/12/28/opinion/jack-dorseys-twitter-signal-privacy.html

Opinion | The Signal App and the Danger of Privacy at All Costs (Published 2022) The debate about dilemmas posed by the text messaging system. nytimes.com

@krmaher - Katherine Maher

Does the @nytimes routinely give that much space to non-profit's mission takedowns? Like, here's how XYZ undermines the sustainability of national health systems in developing nations? Or, ABC's mission is thinly veiled racially coded NIMBYism in the guise of conservation?

Saved - March 31, 2025 at 11:30 PM

@krmaher - Katherine Maher

If pandas can’t breed independently of humans maybe they shouldn’t exist. I said what I said. 🐼 #ByeTwitter

Saved - March 30, 2025 at 12:06 AM

@krmaher - Katherine Maher

My maudlin sentiment aside, Twitter’s been a real spot for real and really important moments. There are folks trying to reconstruct it, but better. One of them is my friend @gabor. I’m going to try and help him. Hope we might see you all there.

@gabor - Gabor Cselle

On Monday I shared that I’m building the next public square. I’m calling it T2 for now. You can sign up for the waitlist here: https://t2.social/ Here’s what I learned since then: 🧵

T2 In memoriam of t2.social, a Twitter alternative, 2022-2023 t2.social
Saved - March 29, 2025 at 11:18 PM
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Twitter now feels like a clever version of Wikimedia. It's like a guerrilla insurgency in a multisided marketplace. As management, I realize I'm often out of touch, forgetting that users know the platform better and aren't shy about pointing it out.

@krmaher - Katherine Maher

{This is a tweet with an audience of approximately 10 people.} Twitter suddenly feels like a much more witty Wikimedia-l.

@krmaher - Katherine Maher

It’s the multisided marketplace equivalent of a guerilla insurgency.

@krmaher - Katherine Maher

You’re management, you’re doing dumb stuff, or just stuff you didn’t explain well, and you forgot the users know the platform better than you, creating the actual value, and aren’t afraid to remind you that.

Saved - March 29, 2025 at 11:00 PM
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I’ve noticed that 40% of Americans engage in a certain behavior at least once in their lives. It’s interesting how everything seems to connect. However, I find a particular policy to be misguided, showcasing a lack of understanding and implicit bias. It’s a clear case of the emperor having no clothes.

@krmaher - Katherine Maher

This is a thing that at least 40% of Americans do at least once in their life. https://t.co/GOHMit6zT1

@krmaher - Katherine Maher

https://t.co/PxsDBD7I3W

@krmaher - Katherine Maher

Ahhh. Somehow it all makes sense. https://t.co/YUznr3uV9Q

@krmaher - Katherine Maher

This ‘policy’ is dumb, it’s a sterling exemplar of not understanding your own product, it isn’t exclusively gendered though it’s now a textbook example of implicit bias, the emperor has no clothes.

Saved - March 29, 2025 at 4:36 PM
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Happy Election Day! I kicked off the day at 5am, driving my favorite CT State Senate candidate, Ceci Maher, to the polls. She's been high-fiving first-time voters and ensuring the kids get their stickers while guiding me through the backroads of the 26th district. How it started, how it’s going!

@krmaher - Katherine Maher

Happy Election Day! 🗳️ I’m celebrating with a 5am start to drive my favorite CT State Senate candidate, @ccsqrd, to the polls! https://t.co/uqLBgCVycR

@krmaher - Katherine Maher

CT State Senate candidate Ceci Maher is in the car! @ccsqrd has been high-fiving first time voters, making sure our littlest future voters get their stickers, and telling me what backroads to take to get to all eight towns in the 26th district faster. https://t.co/oHKXEBx72Z

@krmaher - Katherine Maher

How it started. 🗳️ How it’s going. 🏆 https://t.co/3IKoMWNNjv

Saved - March 29, 2025 at 4:54 AM

@krmaher - Katherine Maher

It’s been a fun 14 years on this hellsite, kiddos. Thanks for all the fish.

Saved - March 29, 2025 at 4:36 AM

@krmaher - Katherine Maher

Is this about the time Twitter gives up and brings in a woman to fix things?

Saved - March 29, 2025 at 12:18 AM

@krmaher - Katherine Maher

OMG my mom does this too.

@ashleyfeinberg - Ashley Feinberg (ashleyfeinberg.bsky.social)

suddenly realizing that if twitter goes down i'm going to have to start replying to my mom's texts immediately since she'll have no backup for checking whether i'm dead or not... don't like where this is going

Saved - March 29, 2025 at 12:00 AM
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I shared a car with Peter Eckersley to my first Burning Man, and while he still owed me money for the rental, he introduced me to Tartine bread, so I consider it even. He was great at internet security but borrowed my bikes, which were stolen after he left them outside his apartment. Despite our not being the closest friends, I’m deeply saddened by his sudden passing and often found myself questioning my adventures with him.

@krmaher - Katherine Maher

Peter Eckersley shared a car with me and my brother to my first Burning Man. 9 years later he still owed me money for the rental, but he also gave me my first taste of Tartine bread on that trip, so I’ll call it even in the end.

@krmaher - Katherine Maher

Peter was famously good at internet security, but borrowed my burner bikes and left them locked up on the street outside his apartment in SF where they were immediately stolen. However, he co-created LetsEncrypt, so I’ll give him a pass.

@krmaher - Katherine Maher

We weren’t the closest, and my adventures with him always left me wondering what I was thinking, but I’m so sad to hear he’s gone so suddenly.

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